Policy Statement

Provide clear and consistent practices for accepting transfer credit to SCC.

Purpose/Authority

South Central College will grant credit for undergraduate coursework from regionally credited colleges and universities and will consider for additional credit other collegiate and non-collegiate work in accordance with Minnesota State Board Policies.

Definitions

Collegiate transfer work:  Completed courses from other higher education institutions

Non-collegiate transfer work:  Other learning experiences such as credit for prior learning, industry credentials, military credit as outlined in SCC Credit for Prior Learning policy.

Major Sections

Transfer credits are evaluated after admission, and/or  upon request, for all transcripts submitted by, or on behalf of, the student.

List of related policies or procedures (if any):

3.21 Undergraduate Course and Credit Transfer and the Minnesota Transfer Curriculum Policy (System)
3.35 Credit for Prior Learning Policy (System)
3.39 Transfer Rights and Responsibilities Policy (System)
3.21.1 Transfer of Undergraduate Courses, Credit, Associate Degrees and the Minnesota Transfer Curriculum Procedure (System)
3.3501 SCC Credit for Prior Learning Policy
3.3501.0001 SCC Credit for Prior Learning Procedure

Date of Last Review: 04/23/2022

 

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