Do Baker College credits transfer?

I'm considering transferring from Baker College and I'm wondering if anyone knows how well their credits transfer to other colleges. Are there specific schools that are more receptive to Baker College credits?

Baker College is a regionally accredited institution, which usually increases the likelihood of their credits being accepted by other institutions. However, the transferability of credits typically depends on several factors including the specific courses taken, grades received, and the requirements of the institution to which you're looking to transfer.

To increase your chances of credit transfer, it could be beneficial to keep detailed records including syllabi, assignments, and any assessments for all of your courses. This documentation could better position a receiving institution to establish equivalencies between your classes at Baker and their own course offerings.

Specific colleges or programs may have partnerships in place that streamline the transfer process. I would recommend reaching out to the admissions offices at the schools you're considering, or checking their websites for transfer guides or agreements. Understanding those specific details can really help ease the transfer process.

Keep in mind that typically, "general education" courses are more likely to be accepted than very specialized or major-specific courses. And often, a grade of C or better is mandatory in order for a class to be considered for transfer credit. But again, these guidelines can vary from school to school.

As a final note, don't forget to schedule a conversation with your Baker College academic advisor—they'll likely be able to offer helpful insights from their experience with past students who have transferred from Baker to other institutions. Good luck with your potential transition!