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911���� College established a Transfer Credit Policy and Transfer Credit Process to ensure the quality of credit it accepts as transfer. Since the 911���� College curriculum includes academic and experiential components, the College grants transfer credit only after careful evaluation of a student’s work at other institutions.

Acceptance of transfer credit is determined on a case by case basis and criteria include: credit earned from a regionally accredited institution of higher learning; course work is similar to 911���� College courses – comparable credit hours, course content, and course objectives with some room for interpretation and flexibility; coursework was completed within a timeframe of five years as of the time of the review; final grade posted for each potential transfer course is a ‘B-‘ grade or better; course work was taken for “Credit” at the university/college; and course has experiential components. 911���� College only accepts up to 21 semester credits or 31.5 quarter units of credit for coursework completed at another college or university towards a graduate degree.

Link to Transfer policy