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.

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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 ...

Visit the Study Abroad Course Equivalency Database to search courses abroad and see how they will count through Degree Works. You may also request approvals for courses that do not yet exist in the ...

Use this tool as a guide to see if the courses will transfer to the University of North Georgia. This tool is for reference only. New institutions are verified and added weekly. Note: If you do not ...

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 ...

CAS welcomes students transferring from another institution to UD. University Admissions has information regarding transfer admission criteria and several resources specifically for transfer students ...

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 ...

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 ...

For non-Purdue users, inquiries can be submitted here. If you are a transfer student with undergraduate transfer coursework from one or more colleges, the transcripts you provide from previously ...

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 ...