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I appreciate the list of resources. Davar is super tempting the more I look into it, but it's NCCRS and I don't know how long it will take me to save up for my Capstone. It makes me uneasy to have my credits floating around a service that may shut down before I can transfer them in. I'm going to try and stick with ACE or UExcel.
Maybe I worry too much, though.
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Just got off the phone with them. They are going to check it out and "see if it's possible." Which it is, of course. Tried e-mailing support and got a verbatim response from the FAQ.
Fingers crossed.
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You're definitely stressing a bit too much. NCCRS credits are no big deal to transfer over, and you don't want to pass up on perfectly good courses just because they're NCCRS. Just WAIT until you have taken all the NCCRS classes that you need to take from that place (whether it's Saylor or Study.com or Davar, whatever) and then send in a single request for a transcript for all the NCCRS credits to go to whichever college you want. NCCRS even has a form you can fill out and they will advocate for you and help you get your credits transferred if you have any problems. That form is here:
http://www.nationalccrs.org/content/requ...-obtaining
