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How can I ensure my College Credit Plus credits will transfer?

I'm currently taking College Credit Plus courses in high school and I want to make sure these credits will transfer to the college I plan to attend. How should I go about confirming transferability and who should I contact to verify this?

2 months ago

That's a great question - you definitely want to be sure that the time and effort you're investing in those College Credit Plus courses are going to pay off!

To check if your credits will transfer, the first step is to confirm the accreditation of the institution where you are earning the credits. Colleges typically only accept transfer credits from institutionally accredited colleges or universities.

Next, determine how the course you're taking matches up with the courses at your prospective college. Make sure the course content is roughly the same. Some colleges have 'course equivalency' sites where you can see how certain courses transfer between schools. This will provide you with a good understanding of whether or not your credits will transfer.

Also, keep your syllabi and coursework, as you might need them for a credit evaluation process later on.

Consider reaching out to the registrar's office or the admissions department of your prospective college. They may be able to offer you specific guidance on transferability or point you to a specific department that can assist you.

Remember that transferring credits is not always all-or-nothing. Some of your credits may transfer with no issue, while others may not. While this may not be an ideal scenario, the important thing is to get as much credit as you can for the work you've done.

Finally, keep in mind that the final decision on whether credits are accepted lies with the college you are transferring the credits to. This means that even if your current institution tells you the credits should be transferrable, it's still ultimately up to your prospective college.

In summary, do your research, reach out to the right people, and keep good records to ensure your credits transfer over smoothly.

2 months ago

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