Is it possible.......................?

Question

to transfer college credit from a 4 year university to a community college for an associates degree?

Answer 1

Yerpity.

Answer 2

Yes, like someone else said, as long as they're both accredited; they'll have to determine what courses are equivalent to their own courses. Sometimes local community colleges and universities have agreements, which makes the transfer even easier.
Community colleges, for the most part, won't have anything equivalent to junior and senior level courses, but they may be able to accept some. Also, most colleges have a "residency" requirement, which means you have to earn the last so many credit hours at the new institution (like a semester at the community college.) It varies. Sometimes you can apply for a waiver.

Answer 3

Most likely they would, but you have make sure the course descriptions are similar AND the school you are transfering to will have a limit as to the # of credits they'll accept. I know when I transfered, I could transfer a max of 90 (or close to it), the rest of the credits for my major had to be take at the school issuing the diploma.

Answer 4

Normally YES, but speak to an academic advisor at the community college for confirmation.

Answer 5

Just make sure you check the class equivalent list....see what courses will transfer.

Answer 6

Depends on the schools, if they're accredited, and if they take each others credits.

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

yes, have a transcript evalutation done first, then you will know which credits will be transferrable.

Answer 9

yes you can I have done it.