Can your Sophia credits be rejected when applying for a Master?

[bjcheung77]

Basically, for any ACE/NCCRS such as Saylor.org, Sophia.org, and so on, they are NOT acceptable for any Canadian institution.  A few years back, I searched the entire ACE list of institutions that mentioned they accept ACE credits - Only 4 Canadian institutions came up, I emailed the four and they didn't acknowledge that fact.  I went up to the director level for each and every one - no go.  That list has since changed, and it's true for all other institutions in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK, only 2-3 thousand US institutions accept ACE/NCCRS.

I'm confused by your reply.

Does it means that if you get your degree, let's say from SNHU with a lot of ACE recommended credits, then your Master's institution in Canada will not accept those credits when applying with your bachelor?

Because some of them look at all your transcripts.

I wasn't done yet, had something to do... Anyways, what that means is, all institutions have their own regulations and rules they go by for admissions.  Most competitive programs or even the more recognized semi-competitive programs will look at your transcript from all sources.  Basically, It's a combination of answers, they look at a full package and what the student brings in.   For individuals who are going with non-competitive institutions up to less semi-competitive institutions, the ones we recommend would be fine, even if 90+ credits are ACE/NCCRS.  The reason is because they just need a Bachelors for admissions and the last 30 credits for GPA purposes.  We have had semi-competitive institutions look at ACE/NCCRS credits just to make sure you've completed the work.