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Do Oregon online colleges accept transfer credits?

I'm interested in taking some classes online before committing fully to college. Do online colleges in Oregon typically accept transfer credits, or is this something I should be cautious about?

11 months ago

Most online universities and colleges in Oregon generally accept transfer credits from accredited institutions. However, acceptance can vary greatly between institutions based on their unique transfer policies. Some colleges might need the class to meet specific course outcomes and be equivalent to their own course offerings to transfer the credits.

For example, if you took a sociology class, School A might accept it as a general education credit whereas School B might not accept it because it doesn’t align closely enough with their specific sociology class. So, it will depend on the degree program and specific institution's policy you are targeting.

You should speak directly with admissions officers at the online colleges you are considering about their transfer policy. They can provide you with more specific information about what to expect and guide you through the process. You will also want to keep track of syllabi, coursework, and grades from your classes as these can often be requested by schools when evaluating transfer credits.

It is essential to mention that the colleges must be regionally accredited for a transfer to be effective. Accreditation is a form of quality assurance, and most regionally-accredited schools only accept credits from other regionally-accredited schools. Therefore, before enrolling in a school for online classes, I would strongly recommend confirming that the institution's regional accreditation is recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) or the Department of Education (USDE).

Again, while the process varies, it's fairly standard to transfer credits from one accredited institution to another. Conduct the necessary research upfront, communicate with prospective schools, and understand the process to enhance this transition.

11 months ago

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