Transferring to college without credit limits?

I want to transfer to a college that doesn't have strict transfer credit limits. Are there any colleges known for being generous with accepting previously earned credits?

Several colleges and universities are known for their flexibility when it comes to accepting transfer credits. However, it's important to note that each institution will have its own rules and regulations, typically based on factors like the types of courses taken, the institution where credits were earned, the grades received, and the applicability of the courses to the chosen degree program.

Arizona State University (ASU) is often recognized for its extensive transfer policies, and its Transfer Credit Guide provides in-depth information on credit acceptance. Similarly, the University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC) is rather transfer-friendly, even offering a transfer estimation tool called Transferology to see how credits could potentially transfer.

University of Southern California (USC) also has a fairly comprehensive policy on transfer credits, accepting up to 64 semester units from other accredited institutions.

Finally, Carthage College has no limit on the number of transfer credits they'll accept from a four-year school, and accepts up to 68 credits from a two-year institution. Do note, however, that you must still complete 32 credits at Carthage, including at least 12 credits worth of major or minor requirements.

It's important to remember that no transfer is guaranteed until the institution has assessed your credits. Make sure, too, that the college or university is a good fit for you academically and personally, rather than choosing based on a generous transfer policy alone. Please check with individual schools' admissions or registrar's office to get the most accurate information about their transfer policies.