Graduate Schools that accept the most transfer credits

[NotJoeBiden]

University of New Hampshire allows for 12 units (40% of a 30 credit degree) to be transferred in.

[EliEverIsAHero]

I could be wrong but I think I've heard something about Capitol Technology University accepting up to 42 credits from an incomplete doctoral degree - I spoke to one of their admissions counselors about a program there that I'd applied to, however, and was advised they only accepted 6 credits from a Master's degree and Grad Certificate credits are considered non-transferrable (just going by memory here, so maybe don't take me at my word).

[NotJoeBiden]

Cornerstone University will accept up to 75% of credits transferred in for some graduate programs.

[bjcheung77]

Cornerstone University (Nationally Accredited) will accept up to 75% of credits transferred in for some graduate programs.

Just wondering if this is the same Cornerstone University, they've got a different accreditation, I think they have good undergrad and graduate transfer limits as well: https://www.cornerstone.edu/about/accreditation/

[NotJoeBiden]

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Cornerstone University (Nationally Accredited) will accept up to [emoji[emoji6]][emoji6]% of credits transferred in for some graduate programs.

Just wondering if this is the same Cornerstone University, they've got a different accreditation, I think they have good undergrad and graduate transfer limits as well: https://www.cornerstone.edu/about/accreditation/

That’s the one

[Messdiener]

Cornerstone University will accept up to 75% of credits transferred in for some graduate programs.

The question is, where can you get cheap graduate credits that will be compatible with their specific degrees?