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Transfer credit tools for planning my transfer?

Are there any tools out there that can help me figure out how my credits will transfer from my current college to another? I'd like to make sure I plan my courses accordingly and don't lose any credits in the process.

11 months ago

Absolutely, there are several tools available that can help you determine how your credits will transfer.

Most universities have their specific transfer equivalency database that prospective transfer students can use to see how credits from other colleges will transfer. These tools typically allow you to select your current institution and then identify which classes you have taken or plan to take. The tool will then show you how credits for those courses will transfer. It can give you specifics about which requirements those classes will satisfy at the new institution. Keep in mind these tools provide estimates, and the final decision always rests with the registrar at the school you're transferring to.

Additionally, websites such as "Transferology" help you see how credits transfer to schools all across the country, not just one specific institution. Alternatively, "CollegeTransfer.net" is another online service you can use to examine the transferability of your credits. Just like individual transfer credit tools, you simply enter your current or previous institutions, and the courses you’ve taken, and see how they would transfer to another university.

It’s always a good idea to have a consultation with an advisor or registrar at both your current institution and the school you’re thinking of transferring to. They can provide further insight and help ensure you're making the most informed decisions. Keep in mind that while these tools are extremely helpful, they won't replace one-on-one advising with a professional from your current or prospective institution.

11 months ago

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