Transferring engineering credits at Columbus State Community College

I'm an engineering student looking to transfer to Columbus State Community College. Has anyone here transferred their engineering credits there? Do they have any special requirements or processes for engineering students?

In general, transferring credits can vary depending on the specific engineering courses you've taken and the policies of the college itself. While I don't have specific knowledge about Columbus State Community College, I can lay out a general process.

Typically, when transferring, the first step is to have your transcripts from your previous institution sent directly to Columbus State Community College. The college will then evaluate your transcripts to see how your credits align with their requirements and which ones they will accept. Some classes may be accepted for full credit, some may only be accepted as electives or general credits, and some may not be accepted at all depending on the specific course content and how it aligns with the curriculum at Columbus State.

With regards to engineering credits, some schools require a minimum grade (like a C or better) in classes taken at another institution for them to be counted towards an engineering degree.

After transcript evaluation, an advisor can help you figure out how your credits will apply to your engineering program and what classes you will need to take to graduate.

You should contact the admissions office or the engineering department at Columbus State Community College directly with these questions for specific responses. They can provide guidelines on how credits generally transfer for engineering students, if there are particular courses that are easier or harder to transfer, and how you can maximize the number of credits you bring with you. They might also direct you to resources to help you make a smooth transition.