The University recognizes two types of course equivalency for which credit is awarded. These are 1) College Level Examination Program (CLEP) examinations, and 2) departmental examinations.

You have /5 articles left. Sign up for a free account or log in. CUNY includes 20 undergraduate colleges enrolling more than 200,000 matriculated students. These ...

Use the Michigan Transfer Network to view how courses will transfer from other Michigan colleges and universities. For institutions outside of Michigan, use Michigan Tech's Transfer Equivalency System ...

All transfer course equivalencies are reviewed by academic departments on a regular basis and are subject to modification. Courses listed with XX course numbers, e.g. MAT 2XX, will transfer as ...

Smith accepts the number of credits granted by another college or university unless the school is on a quarter system, in which case the credit is multiplied by two-thirds (that is, a 5-credit course ...

The Wyoming Common Course Numbering System (CCNS) was developed in cooperation with the community colleges and the University of Wyoming to develop and maintain a common transfer process system that ...

Our main resource for checking transfer course equivalency is the Purdue Transfer Credit Course Equivalency Guide. This huge database includes courses transferred back and evaluated from hundreds of U ...

Cross-listed terminology does not technically exist in PeopleSoft. Instead, the term "cross-listed" has been replaced with the term "course equivalent". Course Equivalencies are set up in the Course ...

The report provides information about a transfer student’s incoming courses, units and grades. It is often used in conjunction with the HUB Academic Advising Report. The report provides the evaluated ...

Upward transfer is viewed as a mechanism to provide college students with an accessible and affordable on-ramp to higher education through two-year colleges, but breakdowns in the credit-transfer ...

Transcripts submitted to the University at Buffalo from other institutions for admissions or credit become the property of the University at Buffalo and will not be returned to the student or ...