Transfer credit process at Aultman College?

I'm looking at transferring into Aultman College but I'm unsure about how they handle transfer credits. What should I expect in terms of evaluation? Will my credits from another college be accepted without much hassle?

When transferring schools, it's imperative to know how your earned credits will suit the academic requirements of the institute you're seeking to enter. Unfortunately, it isn't typically a straightforward process, as different schools have divergent policies concerning the transferability of credits.

At Aultman College, they will undertake an evaluation of all college-level courses you've previously completed. They will first look at the accreditation of the institution you're transferring from. If it's accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education or the Council for Higher Education Accreditation, the credit transfer process may prove smoother, compared to a non-accredited institution.

Grades also count. Most colleges, Aultman included, will want to see a grade of C or higher for the courses you're seeking to transfer. Additionally, they'll assess how well the courses align with the degree program you're hoping to pursue at Aultman College. If the courses are closely matched with their curriculum, there's a high chance your credits will be accepted.

However, it's important to remember that every college has limits on the number of credits it will accept in transfer. Aultman College may not accept all of your credits, especially if you've earned a significant number. I recommend reaching out to the registrar's office or admissions department at Aultman to get specific details about their transfer credit practices.

Moreover, keep in mind that the transfer credit evaluation process usually happens after you've been admitted. So, while it's beneficial to know which of your credits are likely to transfer, you won't know exactly until after you are accepted. This can be a stressful period, but it's a necessary step in the transfer process.

Good luck with your transfer pursuit!