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Does Washington College accept online courses for transfer?

I'm thinking of taking some online courses to be more flexible before transferring. Does Washington College accept credits from online courses for transfer, and are there any specific requirements or limits?

11 months ago

Yes, Washington College does accept transfer credits from online courses. However, there are some important things to take into account:

1. Pay close attention to accreditation: For credits to transfer, the school where you take the online course needs to be regionally accredited. This is because the accreditation is an indication of the quality of the course and its comparability to the courses offered at Washington College.

2. Not all credits will transfer: The actual transferability of credits will depend on a variety of factors including the subject of the course, how closely it aligns with the course requirements at Washington College, and the grade you receive. Courses with grades of "C" or better are typically considered for transfer, as long as they are comparable to courses offered at Washington College.

3. Consider program-specific requirements: Some programs or majors may have specific rules about what types of courses can be transferred in. You may wish to speak with an academic advisor at Washington College to clarify any program-specific requirements.

4. There might be a limit on the number of credits that can be transferred. Most colleges have a maximum number of credits they’ll accept from a transfer student. Usually this is roughly around two years (or 60 credits) worth of course work.

5. It is advised to get course approval before enrolling: To ensure that you don't waste time and resources on a course that won't transfer, it might be beneficial to reach out to the registrar at Washington College beforehand. They can provide you with a pre-approval or an estimation of the likelihood of the course being accepted for transfer credit.

Remember, transferring credits can sometimes be tricky, so it's a good idea to speak with an advisor and plan ahead to make the process as smooth as possible. Don't hesitate to reach out to the transfer advisers at Washington College—they can provide detailed information tailored to your situation.

11 months ago

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