Transfer Credits Stevens

The completed form is then submitted to the Office of the Registrar.

Transfer credits stevens. No but you are required to complete at least 50 of your coursework at Stevens in order to receive a Stevens degree. In the table below please list any courses or exams you wish to have evaluated for credit. Students transferring from the WTCS may be eligible for credit by earning appropriate scores on national standardized examinations eg College Level Examination Program or.

You should assume that they will not honor any previous scholarships that you may have received. Stevenson maintains numerous articulation agreements with local community colleges to maximize the number of transfer credits that will be accepted and the Registrars Office uses these agreements to evaluate transcripts. However Physical Education courses may transfer.

For additional courses please submit multiple credit evaluation forms. You will need to choose a transfer curriculum. Is there a maximum amount of credits that Stevens will accept for transfer.

Please note the following general policies regarding transfer credit. A matriculated student must complete the last 30 credits. All classes that are non General Education classes must be taken at Stevens.

For the most efficient transfer you should select your transfer college before selecting courses. CCourses offered for transfer credit must meet a minimum of 36 hours per 3 credits. WTCS students may be eligible to transfer up to 72 credits of general education coursework within the areas of Communications Behavioral Sciences.

Credit for Prior Learning Mid-State Technical College 1001 Centerpoint Drive Stevens Point WI 54481 Email 7153423111. Stevenson University will accept a maximum of 70 undergraduate transfer credits from a regionally accredited community college and 90 undergraduate credits from a regionally accredited four-year institution. WTCS students may be eligible to transfer up to 72 credits of general education coursework within the areas of Communications Behavioral Sciences Social Sciences Mathematics and Natural Sciences.