The institution of higher education of most recent previous enrollment by a transfer student at which transferable academic credit was earned.

Accreditation speaks to the educational quality of the institution. It is an indicator that the institution meets certain minimum standards of quality. Institutions which have been accredited by bodie [..]

A systematic coordination between institutions of higher education to ensure the efficient and effective movement of students among those institutions, while guaranteeing the students' continuous [..]

Usually referred to as the University Parallel or Transfer Program, the degree is designed for students who plan to complete their first two years of college work at an Ohio Community College and then [..]

The Associate of Applied Business and the Associate of Applied Science degrees prepare students for entry into specific occupations or are designed to articulate with four year technical programs. The [..]

The degree customarily granted upon completion of a course of study normally requiring four academic years of college work. College work encompasses both upper and lower division institutional require [..]

The written agreements reached between individual colleges and universities about course equivalency and undergraduate requirements.

These are courses taught at an institution of higher education for which credit is granted toward a particular degree(s). These courses are taught at an intellectual and content level which goes beyon [..]

College level courses taken for credit outside of specific university, collegial, or departmental degree requirements. Some institutions have prescriptions governing the total hours of free electives [..]

This is a prescribed course of study, generally in the liberal education area, as defined by institutional faculty and validated by the institution's administration or governing board. This cours [..]