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The document is a Fall 2011 Coursework Elsewhere Form for students at the College of Charleston, detailing the process for transferring credits from other accredited institutions. It includes sections for personal information, current and requested earned hours, and important policies regarding transfer credits, such as grade requirements and limits on credit hours. Students must acknowledge understanding of these policies and provide necessary documentation for approval.

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Do universities accept community college credits?

Generally, courses that you have completed at accredited institutions will be transferred, except those that are considered irrelevant to the program that you are choosing to pursue at a university level (CollegeTransfer.net). Most universities accept a maximum of 90 credits to be transferred to your degree.

Does Rutgers accept credits from community college?

No courses taken concurrently elsewhere including online courses that exceed the course load limit of 5.5 units per semester will receive credit.

Can I transfer to Rutgers after community college?

Transferring from community college to Rutgers is certainly possible and many students have successfully made this switch. The transfer of credits can sometimes be a bit complex, depending on the specific courses youve completed, but Rutgers generally aims to be quite accommodating to transfer students, recognizi.

Does Rutgers take community college credits?

NJ Transfer provides comprehensive information for any transfer student. Per the NJ statewide transfer agreement, students transferring into Rutgers UniversityNewark from a community college with a completed and verified AA or AS degree will have completed 60 of the 120 credits and will be in junior standing.

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