How do I transfer AICE credits to college?

I'm trying to figure out how my AICE credits will transfer to college. Do colleges accept them the same way as AP or IB credits? If anyone has done this before, I would appreciate advice on the process and what to expect.

Yes, many colleges do accept AICE (Advanced International Certificate of Education) credits, though the process can be similar to how AP and IB credits are transferred. First, bear in mind that acceptance of AICE credits and how they're credited towards your degree depends significantly on the college or university involved.

Some institutions might offer college credit for AICE exam scores of 'E' or higher, whereas other institutions might only award college credit for scores of 'C' or higher. When awarded, these credits can often be used to fulfill general education requirements or electives. However, the number of credits awarded, as well as the ability to apply them towards specific departmental or major requirements, will also vary.

To determine how your future college or university treats AICE credits, it would be advisable to reach out to the admissions office or the registrar's office for detailed information. They can guide you on institution-specific policies regarding AICE credits.

Once you receive a passing grade on an AICE exam, ensure that you request an official results transcript to be sent to your chosen institution. This is usually done through Cambridge Assessment International Education, which oversees AICE. You would typically do this after you have accepted an offer of admission and are preparing for course registration, though you might consider doing it earlier if your college takes AICE credits into account during the admissions process.

Overall, it's crucial to do research and ask questions early on to ensure you can make the most out of any credit you've earned through the AICE program.