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Transferring Credits to Computer Science Associate and Bachelor Programs - badrddinb - 04-05-2025
Hello, I'm currently a student on both Computer Science Associate and Bachelor Programs.
I will talk about transferable credit courses and sources.
Courses:
Looking for all the courses I have in both Computer Science Associate and Bachelor Programs, I did not found a simple page with all the courses needed.
What I found are the following:
- Notice Concerning Transferability of Credits Earned and Credentials at our Institution
- Associate of Science in Computer Science (AS-CS)
- Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BS-CS)
- Courses in Computer Science
But no clear clue on how to find the other Electives courses needed?! (Question 1)
Sources:
Looking for sources that offer transferable credits to the university, I discover this TES Public View TES include all possible sources. But it is a very long list and most of the sources are other colleges and universities (hard to check each source individually).
What I found are the following:
- Sophia Learning
But I want also to know from previous students from where did you transferred a credit to the university (if you did)?! (Question 2)
So let's try to all courses and as many proven sources as possible and I will try to post an updated version once I can.
Please answer one or both of the two questions:
- How to find the other Electives courses needed?
- where did you transferred a credit to the university?
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