College transfer credits made easy

Time is valuable – don’t spend it repeating coursework. Your prior college credits can help you finish your degree faster and for less.

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Let's have a quick chat about how your eligible transfer credits could help you earn your degree faster and for less.

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How to transfer credits between colleges

3 step checklist

1. Collect

Collect a list of schools where you’ve completed courses.

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2. Apply

Submit your University of Phoenix online application.

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3. Complete

Complete your transcript request form, for evaluation,
with your application.

Current students should speak with an academic advisor about applying potential savings for your education plan.

Find your prior schools

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Find your prior schools

Tip: Use the full institution name. Do not use acronyms or abbreviations

Search for your prior schools

Use the tool below to discover if other students transferred credits from one of your prior schools.

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What is the difference between courses and credits?

College credits are earned after successful completion of a course. These credits may then be applied as college transfer credits to your current program if a previously completed course fulfills your current program requirements.

Example

Total credits required (Bachelor’s): 120 credits

Course name: English Composition I

Applied transfer credits: 3 credits

Example

Bachelor program: 120 credits

A list of courses focusing on English 110, English Composition I, worth 3 credits.

Example

Course name: English Composition I

Applied transfer credits: 3 credits

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