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Understanding transfer guides from American Career College

I'm studying at American Career College and considering transferring my credits to another institution. Does anyone have experience with how well ACC credits transfer to other schools?

3 months ago

One of the first steps you can take is to contact both American Career College and the institution you're interested in transferring to. They should have advisers who can assist you with transfer questions.

As for actual transfer credit equivalency, it often depends on several factors. For instance, the relevance and level of the courses you've taken at ACC, the grade you received in those courses, and the policies of the college you're transferring to. Be aware that not all classes you've taken at ACC may transfer or be counted towards your major at the new school.

Also, it's worth noting that credits from career colleges often transfer less smoothly than those from traditional four-year institutions, especially when it comes to fields of study that aren't career-specific.

Lastly, if you haven’t already done so, you may want to check out ACC’s transfer guide or articulation agreements if available. These documents break down how credits will be received at other colleges, which can be very helpful. Remember to reference the most updated version as these agreements can change from year to year.

Transferring schools can be a complex process so reach out for help when needed. Best of luck with your academic journey!

3 months ago

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