How do transfer credits work at Barclay College?

I'm considering transferring to Barclay College and want to understand how their transfer credit process works. Do they accept most credits from other colleges, and are there any particular requirements or limitations I should be aware of?

Barclay College generally does accept transfer credits from other accredited higher education institutions, as long as the credits were earned for courses that are comparable to those in your intended program of study at Barclay, and you've earned a grade of 'C' or better.

However, keep in mind that there is typically a maximum allowable limit of transfer credits. This limit varies depending on each program, but it is generally around two-thirds of the total credits required for the degree. This is to ensure that a certain amount of your coursework is completed at Barclay to maintain the integrity of the degree they award you.

Remember, a course-by-course evaluation will be completed by the Registrar's office to determine which credits from your previous institution will directly transfer over.

Additionally, even when credits are accepted, they do not necessarily apply toward specific requirements in every degree program. For example, if a course has no equivalent at Barclay, the credits might transfer as elective credits rather than satisfying a core requirement.

Also, grades from transferred courses do not affect your GPA at Barclay College. Your GPA at Barclay will only consist of the grades you earn at Barclay.

Please, take the opportunity to reach out to Barclay's admissions or registrar’s office for more information or specific guidance based on your personal situation. They can provide the most authentic and up-to-date information!