Transferability of real estate credits

[StoicJ]

Over the years I have taken a bunch of real estate classes (Texas). Needed them for the state real estate license. I wonder if those classes could somehow transfer to a real estate related degree.

I earned an AABA at my local junior college a few years ago. I just logged into their website and did a "What If?" evaluation, and it says to get an AAS in Real Estate I am 14 classes short. However, those classes include- Law of Contracts, Principles of RE I & II, Contract Forms and Addenda, RE Appraisal, RE Finance, RE Math, and Law of Agency. Pretty sure I've completed all those plus a couple of others. I believe I went through 2 or 3 different schools. Then I got my real estate salesperson license.

Do you think any of those classes would count towards a degree? At this time I do not recall even one of the institutions I went through. Perhaps Lone Star College was one.

[davewill]

I'm not sure if you're asking whether they would work at TESU or for your AAS in Real Estate at the local JC. If I were in your shoes, I'd figure out where I took them, and send the transcript(s) to your current schools. That way you'll know for sure. Also, you'd be able to do what ifs at TESU to see if there's a degree they would help with.

[StoicJ]

I don't think they would do me any good at TESU. It's possible it might transfer over to the JC. I suppose I'm just wondering if there are programs that are known for accepting this kind of stuff.

Yeah, if I can dig anything up I will shoot it over to the JuCo and see what they say. Heck, if it's only a few bucks I don't guess it'd hurt to see what TESU says.