Policies

Transfer credit is evaluated individually by the Office of the Registrar in consultation with Academic Affairs.

Transfer Credit Charlotte Christian College and Theological Seminary recognizes that students often complete coursework at multiple institutions during their educational journey. Transfer credit may be awarded for coursework that: • Was completed at institutions recognized by the College. The evaluation of transfer credit is the responsibility of the Office of the Registrar in consultation with Academic Affairs. Acceptance of transfer credit does not automatically satisfy specific degree requirements. Prior Learning Assessment The College recognizes that valuable learning may occur through ministry, military service, professional experience, and other structured educational opportunities. When appropriate and consistent with institutional policy, students may be considered for credit through approved prior learning assessment methods. Credit awarded through prior learning assessment shall be evaluated according to published institutional standards and shall not compromise the academic integrity of the degree.

Generally, transcripts with the degree level for which the student is applying are required to aid in the transfer of credit.

Transfer of Credits No credit will be transferred from another institution or any from extra-institutional learning program for a course where the student earned below a “C.” Courses taken in other institutions, extra-institutional programs or third party testing agencies must be equivalent in content to the courses at CCCTS in order to receive transfer credit. Transfer credit may not exceed more than 50% of the required credits for any master level degree program. Transfer credit may not exceed more than 75% of the required credits for an undergraduate degree program.

The Registrar will then notify the student of transferable credits prior to acceptance. Credits are transferred from institutions that are appropriately accredited by an accrediting agency recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) or the U.S. CCCTS will evaluate transfer of credit from non-accredited institutions on an individual basis. Any remedial classes taken on the undergraduate level are not eligible for transfer.

TR-Transfer of Credit Reflects credit hours transferred in from another institution.

The Registrar will then notify the student of transferable credits prior to acceptance. Credits are transferred from institutions that are appropriately accredited by an accrediting agency recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) or the U.S. CCCTS will evaluate transfer of credit from non-accredited institutions on an individual basis. Any remedial classes taken on the undergraduate level are not eligible for transfer.

Generally, transcripts with the degree level for which the student is applying are required to aid in the transfer of credit.

Prior Learning Assessment The College recognizes that valuable learning may occur through ministry, military service, professional experience, and other structured educational opportunities. When appropriate and consistent with institutional policy, students may be considered for credit through approved prior learning assessment methods. Credit awarded through prior learning assessment shall be evaluated according to published institutional standards and shall not compromise the academic integrity of the degree.

TR-Transfer of Credit Reflects credit hours transferred in from another institution.

Transfer Credit Charlotte Christian College and Theological Seminary recognizes that students often complete coursework at multiple institutions during their educational journey. Transfer credit may be awarded for coursework that: Was completed at institutions recognized by the College. Is comparable in content and academic rigor. Meets institutional transfer policies. Supports the student's degree program. The evaluation of transfer credit is the responsibility of the Office of the Registrar in consultation with Academic Affairs. Acceptance of transfer credit does not automatically satisfy specific degree requirements.

Transfer of Credits No credit will be transferred from another institution or any from extra-institutional learning program for a course where the student earned below a “C.” Courses taken in other institutions, extra-institutional programs or third party testing agencies must be equivalent in content to the courses at CCCTS in order to receive transfer credit. Students transferring credits must maintain the minimum required GPA in their degree program in order to graduate. Transfer credit may not exceed more than 50% of the required credits for any master level degree program. Transfer credit may not exceed more than 75% of the required credits for an undergraduate degree program. An official transcript must be provided to CCCTS as part of the admissions process. Under the direction of the Vice President of Academic Affairs, 198

Transfer credit is evaluated individually by the Office of the Registrar in consultation with Academic Affairs.