Acceptance and Application of Credits. 1. The maximum number of transfer credits accepted from an institution granting a 2-year degree will be equal to 126 quarter credit hours or 84 semester credit hours. Under this agreement, all courses required to complete the specific related associate's degree program will be articulated into the bachelor's program in their entirety. Those credits earned in excess of 63 credit hours will be evaluated by Strayer to determine applicability to major requirements, minor requirements or elective credit.
Acceptance and Application of Credits. Advanced Standing with credit will be awarded on the following basis:
Acceptance and Application of Credits. 1. Under this agreement all courses applied to the associate's degree program will be articulated into the bachelor's program, not to exceed 75 semester credit hours.
Acceptance and Application of Credits. RCC and UMW will agree upon specific Curricular Pathways that include courses that apply fully to meeting lower division general education requirements (but may not meet Intermediate Language, Speaking Intensive, Writing Intensive, and “Connections” requirements) in all UMW baccalaureate programs as well as to any specific UMW baccalaureate degree requirements defined in the Curriculum Pathway. Depending upon specific course selection, students may be able to meet the Intermediate Language, Speaking Intensive, and Writing Intensive course requirements at RCC. The "Connections” component of the General Education Program (Beyond the Classroom, Digital Intensive, Diverse and Global Perspectives, and After Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxx) will most likely need to be completed at UMW. Graduates of AA and AS programs whose agreed-upon Curricular Pathways (based on RCC Informed Pathway templates) are appended to this agreement are considered to have met all UMW lower-division general education requirements (but may not meet Intermediate Language, Speaking Intensive, Writing Intensive, and “Connections” requirements). Such students are admitted to both academic and social junior status at UMW. Graduates of other RCC degree programs (e.g., AFA and AAS programs) in an agreed-upon Curriculum Pathway may be required to take additional general education courses or additional courses within their major at UMW. Thus, graduates of such programs may need to complete more than 120 credits to complete the bachelor's degree at UMW. Notwithstanding, assigned courses taken in these programs transfer fully to meet degree requirements (i.e., not simply as elective credit) at UMW. Appended Curriculum Pathways (based on RCC Informed Pathway templates) for such programs are considered part of this agreement. Only coursework in which grades of C or higher have been earned at RCC may be applied toward the requirements of the partner program at UMW. UMW will accept credit for prior learning such as Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, Cambridge, and CLEP as listed on the UMW website for the year in which a student seeks admission. UMW also will evaluate courses/credits earned at other institutions. No distinction will be made by UMW regarding college courses applicable to the transfer oriented associate degrees that are taken through dual enrollment arrangements with high schools. Students who complete a RCC associate degree while still in high school will be considered as first-year stude...
Acceptance and Application of Credits. 1. A total of 180 QH is required for completion of the bachelor’s degree at National Louis University. The maximum number of transfer credits accepted from TBI will be equal to 120 quarter hours or 80 semester hours. Under this agreement, all courses required to complete the specific related associate’s degree program will be transferred into the bachelor’s program in their entirety, subject to each NLU program’s grade and residency restrictions. All education programs require a grade of C or higher.
Acceptance and Application of Credits. 1. Acceptance in some degree programs at ODU is competitive; thus, guaranteed admission into ODU does not imply admission to these programs without further acceptance by the program or department offering the major. Students under this agreement will be considered on the same basis as native ODU students for admission to the competitive majors.
Acceptance and Application of Credits. 1. If course equivalencies exist for required courses, general education curriculum, and/or prerequisites, these course will apply towards WVU’s graduation requirements. Course equivalencies will be determined consistently with transfer criteria at WVU.
Acceptance and Application of Credits. 1. Students completing an A.S. at NOVA before July 2012 and fulfilling all NOVA general education requirements will be considered to have met all lower division general education requirements at UDC in effect prior to August 2010. Students who have not fulfilled degree-specific lower division UDC requirements will be required to do so. The general education courses taken by students who entered an A.S. program at NOVA in or after Fall 2010 or who complete after July 2012 will be transferable to the extent defined in the transfer policy for UDC’s new general-education requirements. The new general-education transfer protocol is Attachment A to this agreement.
Acceptance and Application of Credits. 1. The maximum number of transfer credits accepted from an institution granting a 2-year degree will equal the minimum number of credits required to complete the specific degree program of that institution. Therefore all courses from an articulated school should be articulated into the bachelors program in their entirety.
Acceptance and Application of Credits. 1.With an Associate of Arts in Human Services degree and a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or better, students will have met the state of New Mexico General Education Common core requirements and elective credit hours required to meet the 120 credit hour minimum for the Bachelor of Public Health.
