Using credits from one undergrad degree to apply to another undergrad

[sanantone]

They wouldn't go through that much trouble. They'd have to guess where you may have gotten a degree from, which is like looking for a needle in a haystack. The service costs $12.45 which isn't cost effective to ping every school in the nation. Plus there should be zero suspicion if you are simply transferring in credits from outside sources like Ace and a former CC. The school also would need permission from you directly to request verification.

A school does not need your permission to check. They do not need to track every school you have possibly attended. All they need is your identifying information so that the National Student Clearinghouse can pull up all of your current and past enrollments. 3,600 schools voluntarily supply this information to NSC. The service is not that expensive, especially considering that most schools charge $40-$100 application fees.

Your Annual Number
of Verification Requests
If You Sign an Exclusive Agreement,
Your Fee Per Confirmed Verification Is ...
599 or fewer
$9.95 (subject to a minimum $50 monthly fee. The fee does not apply if there is no activity during the billing period )
600-2,999
$7.00 (if no Exclusive Agreement, you pay $10)
3,000-5,999
$6.50 (if no Exclusive Agreement, you pay $10)
6,000-11,999
$6.00 (if no Exclusive Agreement, you pay $10)
12,000 and greater
$5.50 (if no Exclusive Agreement, you pay $9)
50,000-299,999
$5.00 (requests must be submitted via XML integration)
300,000-499,999
$4.75 (requests must be submitted via XML integration)
500,000 and greater
$4.50 (requests must be submitted via XML integration)
- See more at: Degree & Enrollment Verifiers | National Student Clearinghouse

Individual current enrollment verifications performed via our public Web site are $2.50 per confirmed verification. - See more at: http://www.studentclearinghouse.org/veri...mjKIo.dpuf