Psychical Campus ACE/NCCRS credits

[natshar]

I was wondering if anyone knew about any college with physical campuses that are accepting of CLEP and ACE/NCCRS credits? If someone wanted to earn a degree on a physical campus but had a some prior credits from those sources. I know there is the ACE and NCCRS lookup but those don't guarantee anything. Anyone got any recommendations? Schools in the midwest are preferred. Looking for schools that only need 30 credits on campus and the rest to be transferred.

[indigoshuffle]

I was wondering if anyone knew about any college with psychical campuses that are accepting of CLEP and ACE/NCCRS credits? If someone wanted to earn a degree on a physical campus but had a some prior credits from those sources. I know there is the ACE and NCCRS lookup but those don't guarantee anything. Anyone got any recommendations? Schools in the midwest are preferred. Looking for schools that only need 30 credits on campus and the rest to be transferred.

Physical... not psychical. 
All you have to do is call the college or look on their website. There are many schools, too many to list.
https://www.acenet.edu/news-room/Pages/A...tions.aspx

Many schools will not tell you outright because their job is to get you to spend money.

There is Charter Oaks, TESU, WGU (kind of) and Excelsior; they take lots of CLEP, ACE and NCCRS.

[sanantone]

The ACE list was redone with more current information on which schools are willing to accept ACE. You still might be able to find schools that accept ACE even though they aren't listed as partners. I've found a few in Texas, and I wasn't even doing a statewide search. I just searched the policies of the schools of interest. NCCRS has a list of partner colleges, but I'm not sure if it's up to date.

Thousands of schools accept CLEP, and a smaller number accept DSST.

[cookderosa]

I was wondering if anyone knew about any college with psychical campuses that are accepting of CLEP and ACE/NCCRS credits? If someone wanted to earn a degree on a physical campus but had a some prior credits from those sources. I know there is the ACE and NCCRS lookup but those don't guarantee anything. Anyone got any recommendations? Schools in the midwest are preferred. Looking for schools that only need 30 credits on campus and the rest to be transferred.

Check out Upper Iowa University- they have online and on campus, tons of alternative credits accepted and reciprocal state relationships that give you in-state tuition. You can transfer in 90 credits (planned perfectly) and do your last year online or on campus.

[dfrecore]

CLEP - WAY too many schools to list. There are thousands. All of the CC's and CSU's in CA accept CLEP to varying degrees - so that's 113 + 23 campuses right there. So far, almost every campus I've looked at with my son takes CLEP - Texas A&M, Penn State, Univ of Iowa, U of Colorado, USD - the list goes on and on. We've looked at dozens, and all but 1 (the Naval Academy) will take CLEP.

ACE will be a much smaller list.

[davewill]

@dan.g in the thread linked below just finished their BBA at Baker College with a bunch of ACE credits:

https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...er-or-TESU

I couldn't find their exact policy, but @dan.g transferred in 54 SL and 9 ALEKS credits, so they take over 60.