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All advanced placement LPN/LVN learners must successfully complete the prescribed Medical Dosage Calculation (MDC) self- paced, non-facilitated online course and score 100% on all MDC quizzes prior to the deadline given during the admissions cycle.

TRANSFER OF CREDIT UNIT OF CREDIT The College offers fifteen (15)-week academic semesters, consisting of fourteen (14) academic weeks of instruction and one (1) week of final evaluations. TRANSFER OF CREDITS Only official transcripts are accepted as proof of completion of previous coursework at other institutions. The deadline for submission of official transcripts for previously completed coursework is specified on the Transfer of Credit page on the College website and will be no later than five (5) weeks prior to the first day of the semester; learners may verify deadlines on the Transfer of Credit page. To be considered for transfer of credit, general education (GE) and technical courses must be completed at an institution of higher learning accredited by an accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. See the requirements for acceptable transfer credits below. TRANSFER CREDIT APPEAL Upon completion of an official transcript review, learners will receive a Transfer Credit Evaluation (TCE). If there is a particular course to be reconsidered that is not present on the TCE, learners may contact the creditappeal@nightingale.edu to submit a Transfer Credit Appeal form with a corresponding syllabus from the institution where the course was completed. • All other general education courses do not have a recency requirement for transfer of credit. Courses that do not have a lab component do not qualify for transfer of credit. 1: Note The College does not grant transfer of credit for duplicate coursework. • Advanced placement learners seeking transfer of credit for BSN 206, 225, and/or 215 must take the Medical Dosage Calculation (MDC) self-paced, non-facilitated online course and/or entrance exam HESIs during the admissions process.

• The maximum transfer credit allowed for any single graduate course is limited to the credit hours of the corresponding course at the College. • Learners may be required to provide course syllabi and additional documentation to determine equivalency. • Transfer credit approval for graduate nursing courses is subject to review by the Graduate Nursing Program Managers and faculty. • No more than nine (9) graduate level transfer credits will be considered. Learners are encouraged to audit courses for which the transfer of credit has been granted. institutions of higher learning for transfer of credit based on the criteria described in the Transfer of Credit section of the Catalog. For transfer of credit to be considered, learners must submit official coursework equivalency evaluations and official transcripts, along with English translation (if necessary). EXTRA-INSTITUTIONAL AND NON-INSTRUCTIONAL LEARNING Recognizing that learning occurs in non-traditional settings, the College evaluates and awards appropriate undergraduate level credit for such learning through the use of nationally recognized, nontraditional learning testing programs acknowledged in the American Council on Education (ACE) Guide to Educational Credit by Examination. The College will not accept transfer credit earned through non-traditional settings without passing a recognized corresponding exam. NURSING TRANSFER-OF-CREDIT WAIVER THROUGH PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT If the nursing credit transfer request does not meet one (1) or more of the transfer of credit policy requirements, learners may request to complete the corresponding prior knowledge and skills assessment, if available, at their expense. If the learner successfully passes the required assessments, the transfer of credit will be granted. If the learner does not pass the required assessments, the transfer of credit will not be granted, and the learner will be required to retake the course. HESI NURSING COURSE EXAMS Learners requesting transfer of credit based on HESI nursing course exams should consult the Advanced Placement Candidates Only section in the relevant program.

Advanced placement LPN/LVN learners are granted a block transfer of credit for BSN 206 and BSN 225, free of charge. To earn a transfer of credit for BSN 215, learners must successfully complete the Medical Dosage Calculation (MDC) self-paced online course as described in the Acceptance Notification and Matriculation Requirements section of the Catalog. To earn a transfer of credit for BSN 246 and/or BSN 266, candidates must pass the required placement exams as described in the Admissions Requirements and Procedures section of the BSN Program. To earn transfer of credit for ASN 241 and/or ASN 261, candidates must pass the required placement exams as described in the Admissions Requirements and Procedures section of the LPN-to-ASN program. Military’s Medical Education Training Center (METC) in San Antonio, Texas, within the three (3) years immediately preceding admissions application will be granted the automatic eleven (11) semester credit block transfer, free of charge. Upon acceptance, applicants granted the block transfer will be required to take the HESI Fundamentals exam and remediate if necessary. Advanced placement RN learners are granted a block transfer of forty-eight (48) semester credits toward all lower- division nursing core course requirements. For more information, learners may refer to the Transfer of Credit section of the Catalog and the Admissions Requirements and Procedures section of the BSN Program and the Admissions Requirements and Procedures section of the LPN-to-ASN program.

For more information, learners may refer to the Transfer of Credit section of the Catalog.

Instructions for completing these requirements will be included in the acceptance letter: 1. If they are requesting transfer of credit, applicants must submit official college and/or military transcripts for the previous coursework to: The Registrar, Nightingale College, 95 South State Street, Suite 400, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111.

Part-time Options Part-time options are available based on transferred credit and remaining credit load.

Transferred credits are counted in the calculation as attempted and completed.

If one (1) year has passed since their last date of attendance, the learner must pay a new application fee, retake the entrance exam, and retake any applicable placement exams.#All re-entry learners are subject to the most current re-entry and Catalog policies, including those that apply to testing and transfer of credit.

• For learners returning under the STRE pathway, the College will honor all previously submitted admission documents, transfer credits, and testing from the original start application.

TC – Transfer Credit – is recorded when the requested transfer credits have been approved. For more information see Transfer of Credit section of this Catalog.

Integrative Practicum (IP) With faculty oversight, provides opportunity for the learner to apply all elements of prior learning in authentic clinical practice situations while beginning the transition into practice.

5. If requesting transfer of credit, submit official college transcripts for the previous post-secondary coursework by the deadline in accordance with the Transfer of Credit section of the Catalog.

The courses listed below as well as other College Algebra or equivalent courses are considered for transfer of credits.

8. If requesting transfer of credit, learners must submit official college transcripts for the previous post-secondary coursework by the deadline in accordance with the Transfer of Credit section of this Catalog.

The courses listed below as well as other college-level Physical & Life Sciences courses are considered for transfer of credits.

The courses listed below as well as other college-level English & Communication Arts courses are considered for transfer of credits. The courses listed below as well as other College Algebra or equivalent courses are considered for transfer of credits.

Note: The College allows for different entry points into the program, based on prior learning credits transferred, Licensed Practical Nurse license, or completion of Nightingale College's Practical Nursing Diploma program and achievement of required progression score on the PN Exit Exam.

5. If requesting transfer of credit, learners must submit official college transcripts for the previous post-secondary coursework by the deadline in accordance with the Transfer of Credit section of this Catalog. • A minimum of fourteen (14) semester credits of general education, including eight (8) semester credits of human anatomy and human physiology, a minimum of three (3) semester credits of College Algebra or equivalent, and a minimum of three (3) semester credits of college-level English is required to enroll in any nursing core course. Instructions for completing these requirements will be included in the acceptance letter: 1. If they are requesting transfer of credit, applicants must submit official college and/or military transcripts for the previous coursework to: transcripts@nightingale.edu or The Registrar, Nightingale College, 95 South State Street, Suite 400, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111.

To earn a transfer of credit for BSN 215, learners must successfully complete the Medical Dosage Calculation (MDC) self-paced online course as described in the Acceptance Notification and Matriculation Requirements section of the Catalog.

5. If requesting transfer of credit, submit official college transcripts for the previous post-secondary coursework by the deadline in accordance with the Transfer of Credit section of the Catalog. General education requirements may be met either through completing the course work at the College or through the transfer of credit (see Transfer of Credit section of this Catalog for more information).

To matriculate into the prelicensure Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree program, all advanced placement LPN/LVN learners as well as learners requesting transfer of pharmacology academic credit must successfully complete Nightingale College’s Medical Dosage Calculation (MDC) self-paced, non-facilitated online course, and score 100% on all MDC quizzes by the deadline set by Admissions as part of the enrollment process.

The maximum transfer credit allowed for any single graduate course is limited to the credit hours of the corresponding course at the College. Transfer credit approval for graduate nursing courses is subject to review by the Graduate Nursing Program Managers and faculty. No more than nine (9) graduate level transfer credits will be considered. Learners are encouraged to audit courses for which the transfer of credit has been granted.

Instructions for completing these requirements will be included in the acceptance letter: If they are requesting transfer of credit, applicants must submit official college and/or military transcripts for the previous coursework to: transcripts@nightingale.edu or The Registrar, Nightingale College, 95 South State Street, Suite 400, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111.

Advanced placement LPN/LVN learners are granted a block transfer of credit for BSN 206 and BSN 225, free of charge. To earn a transfer of credit for BSN 215, learners must successfully complete the Medical Dosage Calculation (MDC) self-paced online course as described in the Acceptance Notification and Matriculation Requirements section of the Catalog. To earn a transfer of credit for BSN 246 and/or BSN 266, candidates must pass the required placement exams as described in the Admissions Requirements and Procedures section of the BSN Program. To earn transfer of credit for ASN 241 and/or ASN 261, candidates must pass the required placement exams as described in the Admissions Requirements and Procedures section of the LPN-to-ASN program. Military’s Medical Education Training Center (METC) in San Antonio, Texas, within the three years immediately preceding admissions application will be granted the automatic eleven (11) semester credit block transfer, free of charge. Upon acceptance, applicants granted the block transfer will be required to take the HESI Fundamentals exam and remediate if necessary. Advanced placement RN learners are granted a block transfer of forty-eight (48) semester credits toward all lower- division nursing core course requirements. For more information, learners may refer to the Transfer of Credit section of the Catalog and the Admissions Requirements and Procedures section of the BSN Program and the Admissions Requirements and Procedures section of the LPN-to-ASN program.

Part-time Options Part-time options are available based on transferred credit and remaining credit load.

Instructions for completing these requirements will be included in the acceptance letter: If they are requesting transfer of credit, applicants must submit official college and/or military transcripts for the previous coursework to: The Registrar, Nightingale College, 95 South State Street, Suite 400, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111.

The courses listed below as well as other college-level English & Communication Arts courses are considered for transfer of credits.

If requesting transfer of credit, learners must submit official college transcripts for the previous post-secondary coursework by the deadline in accordance with the Transfer of Credit section of this Catalog.

If requesting transfer of credit, learners must submit official college transcripts for the previous post-secondary coursework by the deadline in accordance with the T ransfer of Credit section of this Catalog. A minimum of fourteen (14) semester credits of general education, including eight (8) semester credits of human anatomy and human physiology, a minimum of three (3) semester credits of College Algebra or equivalent, and a minimum of three (3) semester credits of college-level English is required to enroll in any nursing core course. Instructions for completing these requirements will be included in the acceptance letter: If they are requesting transfer of credit, applicants must submit official college and/or military transcripts for the previous coursework to: transcripts@nightingale.edu or The Registrar, Nightingale College, 95 South State Street, Suite 400, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111. Advanced Placement Candidates Only Advanced placement candidates who are requesting academic credit for courses in BSN 246 and/or BSN 266 are required to pass the corresponding HESI exams as described in the table below: Course Exam Administered During Passing HESI Score Mandatory Remediation HESI Score Fee BSN 246 RN Specialty: Health Assessment HESI Pre-Admission 850 < 900 $70 BSN 266 RN Specialty: Medical-Surgical Nursing HESI Pre-Admission 850 < 900 $70 Advanced placement service members who do not qualify for the automatic BMTC block credit transfer are required to pass the HESI exam as described in the table below: Exam Administered During Passing HESI Score Mandatory Remediation HESI Score Fee RN Specialty: Fundamentals of Nursing HESI Pre-Admission 850 < 900 $70 Applicants may retake the exam one (1) time after completion of mandatory remediation. To earn a transfer of credit for BSN 215, learners must successfully complete the Medical Dosage Calculation (MDC) self-paced online course as described in the Acceptance Notification and Matriculation Requirements section of the Catalog.

If requesting transfer of credit, submit official college transcripts for the previous post-secondary coursework by the deadline in accordance with the Transfer of Credit section of the Catalog.

Advanced Placement Candidates Only Advanced placement candidates who are requesting academic credit for courses in BSN 246 and/or BSN 266 are required to pass the corresponding HESI exams as described in the table below: Course Exam Administered During Passing HESI Score Mandatory Remediation HESI Score Fee BSN 246 RN Specialty: Health Assessment HESI Pre-Admission 850 < 900 $70 BSN 266 RN Specialty: Medical-Surgical Nursing HESI Pre-Admission 850 < 900 $70 Advanced placement service members who do not qualify for the automatic BMTC block credit transfer are required to pass the HESI exam as described in the table below: Exam Administered During Passing HESI Score Mandatory Remediation HESI Score Fee RN Specialty: Fundamentals of Nursing HESI Pre-Admission 850 < 900 $70 Applicants may retake the exam one (1) time after completion of mandatory remediation. To earn a transfer of credit for BSN 215, learners must successfully complete the Medical Dosage Calculation (MDC) self-paced online course as described in the Acceptance Notification and Matriculation Requirements section of the Catalog.

All re-entry learners are subject to the most current re-entry and Catalog policies, including those that apply to testing and transfer of credit. Only the period during which the learner is actively performing military service is counted toward this five-year limit. Transfer Credits (TC): Count as both attempted and completed for pace and time frame; do not affect GPA.

All re-entry learners are subject to the most current re-entry and Catalog policies, including those that apply to testing and transfer of credit. Transfer Credits (TC): Count as both attempted and completed for pace and time frame; do not affect GPA.

Transfer Credits (TC): Count as both attempted and completed for pace and time frame; do not affect GPA.

The courses listed below as well as other college-level Physical & Life Sciences courses are considered for transfer of credits. The courses listed below as well as other college-level English & Communication Arts courses are considered for transfer of credits. The courses listed below as well as other College Algebra or equivalent courses are considered for transfer of credits.

TC – Transfer Credit – is recorded when the requested transfer credits have been approved. For more information see Transfer of Credit section of this Catalog.

To earn a transfer of credit for BSN 215, learners must successfully complete the Medical Dosage Calculation (MDC) self-paced online course as described in the Acceptance Notification and Matriculation Requirements section of the Catalog.

Transfer Credits (TC): Count as both attempted and completed for pace and time frame; do not affect GPA.

Advanced placement LPN/LVN learners are granted a block transfer of credit for BSN 206 and BSN 225, free of charge. To earn a transfer of credit for BSN 215, learners must successfully complete the Medical Dosage Calculation (MDC) self-paced online course as described in the Acceptance Notification and Matriculation Requirements section of the Catalog. To earn a transfer of credit for BSN 246 and/or BSN 266, candidates must pass the required placement exams as described in the Admissions Requirements and Procedures section of the BSN Program. To earn transfer of credit for ASN 241 and/or ASN 261, candidates must pass the required placement exams as described in the Admissions Requirements and Procedures section of the LPN-to-ASN program . The College offers advanced placement in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Program to qualified active duty or retired U.S. Military’s Medical Education Training Center (METC) in San Antonio, Texas, within the three (3) years immediately preceding admissions application will be granted the automatic eleven (11) semester credit block transfer, free of charge. Upon acceptance, applicants granted the block transfer will be required to take the HESI Fundamentals exam and remediate if necessary. Advanced placement RN learners are granted a block transfer of forty-eight (48) semester credits toward all lower-division nursing core course requirements. For more information, learners may refer to the Transfer of Credit section of the Catalog and the Admissions Requirements and Procedures section of the BSN Program and the Admissions Requirements and Procedures section of the LPN-to-ASN program . Matriculated A degree-seeking learner who has completed all admission and matriculation requirements is considered fully matriculated in an academic program.

Advanced placement LPN/LVN learners are granted a block transfer of credit for BSN 206 and BSN 225, free of charge. To earn a transfer of credit for BSN 215, learners must successfully complete the Medical Dosage Calculation (MDC) self-paced online course as described in the Acceptance Notification and Matriculation Requirements section of the Catalog. To earn a transfer of credit for BSN 246 and/or BSN 266, candidates must pass the required placement exams as described in the Admissions Requirements and Procedures section of the BSN Program. To earn transfer of credit for ASN 241 and/or ASN 261, candidates must pass the required placement exams as described in the Admissions Requirements and Procedures section of the LPN-to-ASN program. Military’s Medical Education Training Center (METC) in San Antonio, Texas, within the three (3) years immediately preceding admissions application will be granted the automatic eleven (11) semester credit block transfer, free of charge. Upon acceptance, applicants granted the block transfer will be required to take the HESI Fundamentals exam and remediate if necessary. Advanced placement RN learners are granted a block transfer of forty-eight (48) semester credits toward all lower-division nursing core course requirements. For more information, learners may refer to the Transfer of Credit section of the Catalog and the Admissions Requirements and Procedures section of the BSN Program and the Admissions Requirements and Procedures section of the LPN-to-ASN program.

The courses listed below as well as other college-level Physical & Life Sciences courses are considered for transfer of credits. The courses listed below as well as other college-level English & Communication Arts courses are considered for transfer of credits. The courses listed below as well as other College Algebra or equivalent courses are considered for transfer of credits. A sample curriculum layout is presented in the table below LPN to ASN Program Sample Curriculum Plan Course Number Course Name Delivery Modality Semester Credits Contact Hours General Education Courses Nursing Courses Total Didactic Learning Remote Experiential Learning Theory Lab CBT ISB VCBC DFC IP AFE LPN LIC II Advanced Standing for LPN/LVN License 12 Total 12 Freshman Semester 2 (F2) SCI 220 Human Anatomy Distance 4 45 30 75 SCI 221 Human Physiology Distance 4 45 30 75 ENG 120 English Composition Distance 3 45 45 MAT 100 College Algebra Distance 3 45 45 Total 14 180 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 240 Sophomore Semester 1 (S1) SCI 225 Pathophysiology Distance 3 45 30 75 ASN 241* Concepts of Nursing I Blended 6 45 30 45 45 165 ASN 261* Concepts of Nursing II Blended 6 45 30 45 45 165 Total 15 45 30 90 60 90 90 0 0 405 Sophomore Semester 2 (S2) SCI 131 Introduction to Nutrition Distance 3 45 45 ASN 311* Pharmacology II Distance 3 45 45 ASN 331* Concepts of Professionalism, Management, and Leadership Distance 2 30 30 ASN 341* Concepts of Nursing III Blended 7 52.5 15 67.5 45 22.5 202.5 Total 15 45 0 127.5 15 67.5 45 0 22.5 322.5 Junior Semester (J1) ASN 361* Concepts of Nursing IV Blended 7 60 15 45 45 22.5 187.5 ASN 391* Entry into Professional Nursing Practice Blended 5 30 140 170 Total 12 0 0 90 15 45 45 140 22.5 357.5 Nursing Courses Total 48 0 0 307.5 90 202.5 180 140 45 965 GE Total 20 270 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 360 ASN Program with GE Total 68 270 90 307.5 90 202.5 180 140 45 1,325 For Didactic and Experiential Learning Abbreviations and Definitions, refer to the Learning Modalities Definitions section of the Catalog. Note: The College allows for different entry points into the program, based on prior learning credits transferred, Licensed Practical Nurse license, or completion of Nightingale College's Practical Nursing Diploma program and achievement of required progression score on the PN Exit Exam.

The courses listed below as well as other College Algebra or equivalent courses are considered for transfer of credits.

Instructions for completing these requirements will be included in the acceptance letter: If they are requesting transfer of credit, applicants must submit official college and/or military transcripts for the previous coursework to: The Registrar, Nightingale College, 95 South State Street, Suite 400, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111.

For more information, learners may refer to the Transfer of Credit section of the Catalog.

The maximum transfer credit allowed for any single graduate course is limited to the credit hours of the corresponding course at the College. Learners may be required to provide course syllabi and additional documentation to determine equivalency. Transfer credit approval for graduate nursing courses is subject to review by the Graduate Nursing Program Managers and faculty. No more than nine (9) graduate level transfer credits will be considered. Learners are encouraged to audit courses for which the transfer of credit has been granted.

Advanced placement learners seeking transfer of credit for BSN 206, 225, and/or 215 must take the Medical Dosage Calculation (MDC) self-paced, non-facilitated online course and/or entrance exam HESIs during the admissions process. The maximum transfer credit allowed for any single graduate course is limited to the credit hours of the corresponding course at the College. Transfer credit approval for graduate nursing courses is subject to review by the Graduate Nursing Program Managers and faculty. No more than nine (9) graduate level transfer credits will be considered. Learners are encouraged to audit courses for which the transfer of credit has been granted.

Nursing Transfer-of-Credit Waiver Through Prior Learning Assessment Download PDF If the nursing credit transfer request does not meet one (1) or more of the transfer of credit policy requirements, learners may request to complete the corresponding prior knowledge and skills assessment, if available, at their expense. If the learner successfully passes the required assessments, the transfer of credit will be granted. If the learner does not pass the required assessments, the transfer of credit will not be granted, and the learner will be required to retake the course. Facebook Linkedin Twitter Youtube Instagram About Us Board of Managers Executive Leadership Annual Report Impact Report FAQs Disclosures Accreditations Professional Licensure and Disclosures College Performance Data Learner Consumer Information California Graduate Information Center Contact Us Staff Directory Career Opportunities Catalog Academic Calendar Nightingale Support Blog News Partners EvolveU Campus Store myNightingale Advocacy Center © 2026 Nightingale College Terms of Use Privacy Policy Accept all cookies -- ©

NURSING TRANSFER-OF-CREDIT WAIVER THROUGH PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT If the nursing credit transfer request does not meet one (1) or more of the transfer of credit policy requirements, learners may request to complete the corresponding prior knowledge and skills assessment, if available, at their expense. If the learner successfully passes the required assessments, the transfer of credit will be granted. If the learner does not pass the required assessments, the transfer of credit will not be granted, and the learner will be required to retake the course.

Nursing Transfer-of-Credit Waiver Through Prior Learning Assessment Download PDF If the nursing credit transfer request does not meet one (1) or more of the transfer of credit policy requirements, learners may request to complete the corresponding prior knowledge and skills assessment, if available, at their expense. If the learner successfully passes the required assessments, the transfer of credit will be granted. If the learner does not pass the required assessments, the transfer of credit will not be granted, and the learner will be required to retake the course. ©

The courses listed below as well as other college-level Physical & Life Sciences courses are considered for transfer of credits.

All re-entry learners are subject to the most current re-entry and Catalog policies, including those that apply to testing and transfer of credit. For learners returning under the STRE pathway, the College will honor all previously submitted admission documents, transfer credits, and testing from the original start application.

All re-entry learners are subject to the most current re-entry and Catalog policies, including those that apply to testing and transfer of credit. For learners returning under the STRE pathway, the College will honor all previously submitted admission documents, transfer credits, and testing from the original start application.

If requesting transfer of credit, submit official college transcripts for the previous post-secondary coursework by the deadline in accordance with the Transfer of Credit section of the Catalog. General education requirements may be met either through completing the course work at the College or through the transfer of credit (see Transfer of Credit section of this Catalog for more information).

If requesting transfer of credit, submit official college transcripts for the previous post-secondary coursework by the deadline in accordance with the Transfer of Credit section of the Catalog.

If requesting transfer of credit, learners must submit official college transcripts for the previous post-secondary coursework by the deadline in accordance with the Transfer of Credit section of this Catalog.

If requesting transfer of credit, submit official college transcripts for the previous post-secondary coursework by the deadline in accordance with the Transfer of Credit section of the Catalog. General education requirements may be met either through completing the course work at the College or through the transfer of credit (see Transfer of Credit section of this Catalog for more information).

If requesting transfer of credit, learners must submit official college transcripts for the previous post-secondary coursework by the deadline in accordance with the Transfer of Credit section of this Catalog. Instructions for completing these requirements will be included in the acceptance letter: If they are requesting transfer of credit, applicants must submit official college and/or military transcripts for the previous coursework to: transcripts@nightingale.edu or The Registrar, Nightingale College, 95 South State Street, Suite 400, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111.

For learners returning under the STRE pathway, the College will honor all previously submitted admission documents, transfer credits, and testing from the original start application.

The courses listed below as well as other College Algebra or equivalent courses are considered for transfer of credits.

Transferred credits are counted in the calculation as attempted and completed.

TRANSFER CREDIT APPEAL Upon completion of an official transcript review, learners will receive a Transfer Credit Evaluation (TCE). If there is a particular course to be reconsidered that is not present on the TCE, learners may contact the creditappeal@nightingale.edu to submit a Transfer Credit Appeal form with a corresponding syllabus from the institution where the course was completed. The deadline for submission of credit appeal is 5 p.m. Mountain Time twenty-four (24) days prior to the start of an academic semester.

Transfer Credit Appeal Download PDF Upon completion of an official transcript review, learners will receive a Transfer Credit Evaluation (TCE). If there is a particular course to be reconsidered that is not present on the TCE, learners may contact the creditappeal@nightingale.edu to submit a Transfer Credit Appeal form with a corresponding syllabus from the institution where the course was completed. The deadline for submission of credit appeal is 5 p.m. Mountain Time twenty-four (24) days prior to the start of an academic semester. ©

Transfer of Credits Download PDF Only official transcripts are accepted as proof of completion of previous coursework at other institutions. The deadline for submission of official transcripts for previously completed coursework is specified on the Transfer of Credit page on the College website and will be no later than five (5) weeks prior to the first day of the semester; learners may verify deadlines on the Transfer of Credit page . To be considered for transfer of credit, general education (GE) and technical courses must be completed at an institution of higher learning accredited by an accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) , or certain non-U.S. institutions of higher learning. See the requirements for acceptable transfer credits below. Facebook Linkedin Twitter Youtube Instagram About Us Board of Managers Executive Leadership Annual Report Impact Report FAQs Disclosures Accreditations Professional Licensure and Disclosures College Performance Data Learner Consumer Information California Graduate Information Center Contact Us Staff Directory Career Opportunities Catalog Academic Calendar Nightingale Support Blog News Partners EvolveU Campus Store myNightingale Advocacy Center © 2026 Nightingale College Terms of Use Privacy Policy Accept all cookies -- ©

TRANSFER OF CREDITS Only official transcripts are accepted as proof of completion of previous coursework at other institutions. The deadline for submission of official transcripts for previously completed coursework is specified on the Transfer of Credit page on the College website and will be no later than five (5) weeks prior to the first day of the semester; learners may verify deadlines on the Transfer of Credit page. To be considered for transfer of credit, general education (GE) and technical courses must be completed at an institution of higher learning accredited by an accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA), or certain non-U.S. institutions of higher learning. See the requirements for acceptable transfer credits below.

Transfer of Credits Download PDF Only official transcripts are accepted as proof of completion of previous coursework at other institutions. The deadline for submission of official transcripts for previously completed coursework is specified on the Transfer of Credit page on the College website and will be no later than five (5) weeks prior to the first day of the semester; learners may verify deadlines on the Transfer of Credit page. To be considered for transfer of credit, general education (GE) and technical courses must be completed at an institution of higher learning accredited by an accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA), or certain non-U.S. institutions of higher learning. See the requirements for acceptable transfer credits below. ©