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Graduate
Other
Academy of Board Certified Environmental Professionals
The maximum transfer credit award possible from this certification is 6 semester hours (SH) as follows:
OMNI599* – Omnibus Credit (only applies to the program below)
- Master of Science in Environmental Policy and Management
6 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
You must be certified in one of the following five areas through the ABCEP:
- Environmental Assessment
- Environmental Documentation
- Environmental Operations
- Environmental Planning
- Environmental Research and Education
Please include a copy of your certificate and current "Good Standing" letter when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
You may pursue any graduate degree program, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing the Master of Science in Environmental Policy and Management.
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Undergraduate
Military
Air University Associate to Baccalaureate Cooperative
60 semester hours (SH) guaranteed applied to the following programs:
- BA in Criminal Justice
- BA in Homeland Security
- BA in Intelligence Studies
- BA in Management
- BA in Political Science
- BA in Reverse Logistics Management
- BA in Security Management
- BAS in Technical Management
- BS in Sports Management
Eligibility
In order to be eligible for participation in this program, students must meet the following criteria:
- Have a conferred CCAF AAS degree.
- Be enrolled and admitted in one of the approved APUS degree programs listed above. Note: Only the programs in the list above are eligible for the AU-ABC program transfer credit.
- New students will be admitted into the current catalog APUS degree program.
Airmen with a conferred CCAF degree who participate in the AU-ABC Program are guaranteed to complete their bachelor degree in 60 semester hours or less with APUS.
- A maximum of 60 semester hours will remain for completion of the selected degree program.
- Up to 15 semester hours will be applied to the General Education area.
- Credit from the official CCAF transcript may come from multiple sources including academic credit from other institutions or credit by examination, and will be applied according to current APUS transfer credit policies.
- All coursework transferred into the CCAF AAS degree is part of the total credits applied toward a student's APUS bachelor degree program; this includes any credit that was transferred from APUS to CCAF for completion of the AAS degree.
- Students wishing to participate in the AU-ABC Program may NOT add a minor or certificate to their selected APUS degree program. The addition of a minor or certificate prevents APUS from being able to meet the terms of the AU-ABC Co-operative Agreement as set by CCAF, thus making any student who chooses to add either or both of those elements to their chosen degree program ineligible to participate in the AU-ABC Program.
Program Changes
Students may change from one approved AU-ABC degree to another, or have the option of changing their program of study in order to take advantage of the AU-ABC Program; however this should only be done AFTER a student has consulted his/her APUS Student Advisor as it could impact their previous TCE award. For questions about changing an APUS Academic Program, please contact [email protected].
If a student is looking to change from an existing approved AU-ABC degree to a degree that is not part of the AU-ABC program, they may not receive the same courses that were awarded in their previous TCE. Any student initiating a program change voluntarily agrees to:
- all new program requirements for their new APUS program as outlined in the current APUS catalog,
- forfeiting their previous TCE award, and
- having a new TCE performed which will be conducted using current transfer credit policies and guidelines.
APUS courses start the first Monday of each month and are 8-weeks in length.
For additional assistance and answers to specific questions regarding the AU-ABC Program, please send an email to [email protected]. A qualified member of our Transfer Students Department will respond promptly.
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Undergraduate
CBE
ALEKS Coursework
NOTE: If you are a current APUS student in a catalog year that predates April 2019, please contact our Transfer Credit team at [email protected] to confirm equivalency and applicability for your specific degree requirements.
Beginning Algebra
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/1999-8/2017MATH100 – Pre-Algebra
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness Statistics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2018-6/2024MATH120 – Introduction to Statistics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveCollege Algebra
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/1999-6/2024MATH110 – College Algebra
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveCollege Algebra with Trigonometry
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/1999-6/2024MATH110 – College Algebra or MATH111 – College Trigonometry
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveIntermediate Algebra
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/1999-8/2017MATH101 – Introduction to College Algebra
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroduction to Statistics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2013-6/2024MATH120 – Introduction to Statistics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectivePreCalculus
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/1999-6/2024MATH110 – College Algebra or MATH111 – College Trigonometry
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveStatistics for the Behavioral Sciences
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2018-6/2024MATH120 – Introduction to Statistics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveTrigonometry
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/1999-6/2024MATH111 – College Trigonometry
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveIndividual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
Please include a copy of your ALEKS transcript when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form. APUS reserves the right to request an official transcript for verification purposes.
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Undergraduate
Other
American Hotel and Lodging Association: Certified Hotel Administrator
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 6 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
HOSP100 – Introduction to Hospitality Management 3 SH HOSP206 – Introduction to Lodging Management 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Completion of the Certified Hotel Administrator certification through the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AH&LA)
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing the Bachelor of Arts in Hospitality Management.
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Graduate
Other
American Hotel and Lodging Association: Certified Hotel Administrator
The maximum transfer credit award possible from this certification is 3 semester hours (SH) as follows:
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MA Management with a General concentration
- Master of Business Administration with a General concentration
3 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Completion of the Certified Hotel Administrator certification through the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AH&LA)
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing the Master of Arts in Management with a General Concentration, or a Master of Business Administration with a General Concentration.
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Undergraduate
Academic
American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC)
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 3 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Registered Nurse Residency or Registered Nurse Fellowship
Effective Date: August 12, 2021
NURS300 – Transitions in Nursing 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
Any hospital or medical center offering a nurse residency or nurse fellowship program accredited by ANCC is eligible for this policy. Accreditation can be confirmed by locating the ANCC logo or seal on the certificate or verified at https://www.nursingworld.org/organizational-programs/accreditation/find-an-accredited-organization
Please include a copy of your certificate of completion when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
You may pursue any undergraduate degree program, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing the Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
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Undergraduate
Other
American Society of Transportation and Logistics: Global Logistics Associate Certification
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 10 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Elective Credit 10 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Completed the Global Logistics Associate Certification through the American Society of Transportation & Logistics (ASTL).
- Please include a copy of your Global Logistics Associate Certification certificate along with the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program at the university.
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Graduate
Other
American Society for Association Executives: The Center for Association Leadership Certified Association Executive Certification
The maximum transfer credit award possible from this certification is 3 semester hours (SH) as follows:
MGMT600 – Organizational Management or PADM610 – Public Management 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Per university policy, the course completion date must be within ten years of the date of the transfer credit evaluation for a student to be able to receive transfer credit.
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing Master of Arts in Management, Master of Business Administration with a General concentration, Master of Public Administration.
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Undergraduate
Government
Public Safety
Anti-Terrorism Training and Consulting Solutions, Inc.
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 28 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
ATS 100
Effective Dates: January 1, 2005
Elective Credit 2 SH ATS 101
Effective Dates: May 1, 2007
Elective Credit 1 SH ATS 102
Effective Dates: October 1, 2007
Elective Credit 1 SH ATS 103
Effective Dates: May 1. 2007
Elective Credit 1 SH ATS 104
Effective Dates: September 1, 2007
Elective Credit 2 SH ATS 105
Effective Dates: January 1, 2006
Elective Credit 1 SH ATS 106
Effective Dates: October 30, 2008
Elective Credit 2 SH ATS 107
Effective Dates: November 1, 2006
Elective Credit 3 SH ATS 108
Effective Dates: November 1, 2006
HLSS230 – Chemistry of Explosives 3 SH ATS 109
Effective Dates: December 1, 2005
Elective Credit 3 SH ATS 110
Effective Dates: December 1, 2005
HLSS233 – Explosive Incident Assessment: Methods, Practices, Protocols 3 SH ATS 111
Effective Dates: July 1, 2004
HLSS232 – Electronics, Electricity, and Explosives 3 SH ATS 112
Effective Dates: July 1, 2004
Elective Credit 3 SH ATS 113
Effective Dates: October 30, 2008
HLSS230 – Chemistry of Explosives 3 SH HLSS232 – Electronics, Electricity, and Explosives 3 SH HLSS233 – Explosive Incident Assessment: Methods, Practices, Protocols 3 SH Elective Credit 6 SH ATS 114
Effective Dates: October 30, 2008
HLSS233 – Explosive Incident Assessment: Methods, Practices, Protocols 3 SH Elective Credit 6 SH ATS 115
Effective Dates: January 1, 2007
Elective Credit 8 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Students who submit certificates of completion for ATS 107, ATS 108, ATS 109, ATS 110 or ATS 111 WILL NOT receive duplicate credit if they also submit ATS 113
- Students who submit certificates of completion for ATS 107, ATS 109 or ATS 110 WILL NOT receive duplicate credit if they also submit ATS 114
- For submitted certificates to be eligible they MUST display the A-T Solutions, Inc. course number and indicate the course completion date was AFTER the effective date listed.
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program
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Undergraduate
CBE
AP Exams
NOTE: If you are a current APUS student in a catalog year that predates April 2019, please contact our Transfer Credit team at [email protected] to confirm equivalency and applicability for your specific degree requirements.
2D Art & Design
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2020-11/2026No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or Elective3D Art & Design
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2020-11/2026No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveArt History
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 4/1994-11/2023ARTH200 – Art Appreciation
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveBiology
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 4/1994-10/2027BIOL180 – Introduction to Biology or BIOL133 – General Biology I with Lab
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveCalculus AB
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 4/1994-11/2023MATH225 – Calculus
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveCalculus BC
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 4/1994-11/2023MATH225 – Calculus and MATH226 – Calculus II
8 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveChemistry
ACE Passing Score: 3
Effective Dates: 4/1994-10/2027CHEM180 – Introduction to Chemistry or CHEM133 – General Chemistry I with Lab
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 4-5
Effective Dates: 4/1994-10/2027CHEM180 – Introduction to Chemistry or CHEM133 – General Chemistry I with Lab and CHEM134 – General Chemistry II with Lab
8 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveChinese Language and Culture
ACE Passing Score: 3
Effective Dates: 10/2015-10/2027No university course equivalent
8 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 4
Effective Dates: 10/2015-10/2027No university course equivalent
12 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 5
Effective Dates: 10/2015-10/2027No university course equivalent
16 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveComparative Government & Politics
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 4/1994-11/2026No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveComputer Science A
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 4/1994-12/2023ENTD200 – Fundamentals of Programming
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveComputer Science Principles
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2021-10/2027ITCC121 – Introduction to Computer Science
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveDrawing
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2020-11/2026No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveEnglish Language & Composition
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 4/1994-11/2026ENGL110 – Making Writing Relevant and ENGL115 – Argumentation and Rhetoric
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveEnglish Literature & Composition
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 4/1994-11/2026ENGL110 – Making Writing Relevant and ENGL210 – Introduction to Literature
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveEnvironmental Science
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2020-11/2026EVSP180 – Introduction to Environmental Science
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveEuropean History
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 4/1994-11/2023No university equivalent
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveFrench Language
ACE Passing Score: 3
Effective Dates: 10/2015-10/2027FREN100 – French I and FREN101 – French II
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 4
Effective Dates: 10/2015-10/2027FREN100 – French I and FREN101 – French II
9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 5
Effective Dates: 10/2015-10/2027FREN100 – French I and FREN101 – French II
12 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveGerman Language
ACE Passing Score: 3
Effective Dates: 11/2021-10/2027GERM100 – German I and GERM101 – German II
12 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 4
Effective Dates: 11/2021-10/2027GERM100 – German I and GERM101 – German II
16 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 5
Effective Dates: 11/2021-10/2027GERM100 – German I and GERM101 – German II
20 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveHuman Geography
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2001-12/2025GEOG101 – Introduction to Geography
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveItalian Language and Culture
ACE Passing Score: 3
Effective Dates: 11/2021-10/2027No university course equivalent
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 4
Effective Dates: 11/2021-10/2027No university course equivalent
9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 5
Effective Dates: 11/2021-10/2027No university course equivalent
12 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveJapanese Language and Culture
ACE Passing Score: 3
Effective Dates: 10/2015-10/2027JAPN100 – Introduction to Japanese
8 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 4
Effective Dates: 10/2015-10/2027JAPN100 – Introduction to Japanese
12 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 5
Effective Dates: 10/2015-10/2027JAPN100 – Introduction to Japanese
16 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveLatin
ACE Passing Score: 3
Effective Dates: 11/2021-10/2027No university course equivalent
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 4
Effective Dates: 11/2021-10/2027No university course equivalent
9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 5
Effective Dates: 11/2021-10/2027No university course equivalent
12 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveMacroeconomics
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 4/1994-12/2025ECON102 – Macroeconomics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveMicroeconomics
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 4/1994-12/2025ECON101 – Microeconomics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveMusic Theory
ACE Passing Score: 3
Effective Dates: 12/2017-11/2023MUSI200 – Music Appreciation
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 4 or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2017-11/2023MUSI200 – Music Appreciation
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectivePhysics 1
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2017-12/2023PHYS180 – Introduction to Physics or PHYS133 – Elements of Physics I with Lab
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectivePhysics 2: Algebra-Based
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2017-12/2023PHYS180 – Introduction to Physics or PHYS134 – Elements of Physics II with Lab
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectivePhysics C: Electricity and Magnetism
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2017-12/2023SCIN234 – Physics II with Lab
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePhysics C: Mechanics
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2017-12/2023SCIN233 – Physics I with Lab
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePsychology
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 4/1994-11/2023PSYC101 – Introduction to Psychology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveResearch
ACE Passing Score: 3
Effective Dates: 1/2019-12/2025No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 4 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2019-12/2025No university equivalent
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveSeminar
ACE Passing Score: 3
Effective Dates: 1/2019-12/2025No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 4 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2019-12/2025No university equivalent
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveSpanish Language and Culture
ACE Passing Score: 3
Effective Dates: 10/2015-10/2027SPAN100 – Spanish I and SPAN101 – Spanish II
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 4
Effective Dates: 10/2015-10/2027SPAN100 – Spanish I and SPAN101 – Spanish II and SPAN200 – Spanish III
9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 5
Effective Dates: 10/2015-10/2027SPAN100 – Spanish I and SPAN101 – Spanish II and SPAN200 – Spanish III and SPAN202 – Spanish IV
12 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveSpanish Literature and Culture
ACE Passing Score: 3
Effective Dates: 11/2021-10/2027No university equivalent
9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 4
Effective Dates: 11/2021-10/2027No university equivalent
12 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 5
Effective Dates: 11/2021-10/2027No university equivalent
15 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveStatistics
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 5/1997-11/2023MATH120 – Introduction to Statistics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveUnited States Government and Politics
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 4/1994-11/2026POLS210 – American Government I
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveUnited States History
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 4/1994-11/2023HIST101 – American History to 1877 and HIST102 – American History since 1877
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveWorld History
ACE Passing Score: 3 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2002-11/2023HIST111 – World Civilization before 1650 and HIST112 – World Civilization since 1650
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveIndividual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
Please include a copy of your AP transcript when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form. APUS reserves the right to request an official transcript for verification purposes.
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Graduate
Other
Association for Talent Development: Certified Professional in Learning and Performance
The maximum transfer credit award possible from this certification is 3 semester hours (SH) as follows:
Certified Professional in Learning and Performance (CPLP), July 2006 to Present
MGMT603 – Organizational Development 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form. Certificates for Certified Professional in Learning and Performance from American Society for Training and Development (ASTD) (former name of ATD) are also accepted for this policy
- You may pursue any graduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing Master of Arts in Management with a General Concentration, or Organizational Leadership.
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Undergraduate
Public Safety
Basic Law Enforcement Training
The maximum transfer credit award possible from is 27 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
CMRJ101 – Evidence and Procedures 3 SH CMRJ203 – Patrol Methodologies and Community Policing 3 SH LSTD302 – Criminal Law 3 SH Elective Credit 3 SH Additional credit may be awarded for BLET programs exceeding 400 contact hours
Elective Credit Up to 15 SH * Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Additional credit award is determined by the following mathematical equation: (# of BLET program hours greater than 400 x 0.25) / 15 = APUS Semester Hours. The resulting APUS SH are rounded down to the nearest whole number when awarded.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- The training program must be for "basic" training; specialized law enforcement programs do not qualify for this internal policy.
- The training program must have been completed on or after January 1, 1990.
- The training program must incorporate a minimum of 400 contact hours for completion.
- NOTE: Programs for corrections, detention, reserve officers, radar, taser, or other specialized trainings DO NOT qualify for this internal policy and are NOT acceptable for transfer credit review.
- Students may only receive transfer credit for ONE BLET program or Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) course. Any additional BLET or POST course is considered duplicate – even if completed through a different organization or in a different state – and will NOT be awarded any additional transfer credit.
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- The training program must be for law enforcement, police officer, or peace officer training only.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice with a General Concentration.
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Undergraduate
CBE
CLEP Exams
NOTE: If you are a current APUS student in a catalog year that predates April 2019, please contact our Transfer Credit team at [email protected] to confirm equivalency and applicability for your specific degree requirements.
American Government
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2001-11/2023POLS210 – American Government I
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveAmerican Literature
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2015-12/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveAnalyzing and Interpreting Literature
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2015-12/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveBiology (formerly General Biology)
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2001-12/2022BIOL180 – Introduction to Biology
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveCalculus
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2012-11/2023MATH225 – Calculus
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveCalculus with Elementary Functions
ACE Passing Score: 41 or higher
Effective Dates: 3/1996-4/2006MATH225 – Calculus
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveChemistry (formerly General Chemistry)
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2001-11/2023CHEM180 – Introduction to Chemistry
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveCollege Algebra
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2001-12/2022MATH110 – College Algebra
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveCollege Algebra-Trigonometry
ACE Passing Score: 52 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2001-8/2006MATH110 – College Algebra or MATH111 – College Trigonometry
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveCollege Composition
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2010-11/2023ENGL110 – Making Writing Relevant and ENGL115 – Argumentation and Rhetoric
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveCollege Composition Modular
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2015-11/2023ENGL110 – Making Writing Relevant
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveCollege Mathematics
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2012-12/2022MATH110 – College Algebra and MATH125 – Math for Liberal Arts Majors
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveEnglish Composition (with or without Essay)
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2001-2/2016ENGL110 – Making Writing Relevant and ENGL115 – Argumentation and Rhetoric
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveEnglish Literature
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2015-11/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveFinancial Accounting
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2007-12/2022ACCT100 – Accounting I
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveFrench Language
ACE Passing Score: 50-58
Effective Dates: 3/2015-11/2023FREN100 – French I and FREN101 – French II
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 59 or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2015-11/2023FREN100 – French I and FREN101 – French II
9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveFreshman College Composition
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2001-2/2016ENGL110 – Making Writing Relevant and ENGL115 – Argumentation and Rhetoric
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveGerman Language
ACE Passing Score: 50-59
Effective Dates: 3/2015-12/2022GERM100 – German I and GERM101 – German II
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 60 or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2015-12/2022GERM100 – German I and GERM101 – German II
9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveHistory of the United States I: Early Colonizations to 1877
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2001-11/2023HIST101 – American History to 1877
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveHistory of the United States II: 1865 to the Present
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2001-11/2023HIST102 – American History since 1877
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveHuman Growth & Development
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2001-11/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveHumanities
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2015-11/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveInformation Systems
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2001-12/2022ITCC121 – Introduction to Computer Science
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroduction to Educational Psychology
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2001-11/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroductory Business Law
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2002-11/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroductory Psychology (formerly General Psychology)
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2012-11/2023PSYC101 – Introduction to Psychology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveIntroductory Sociology
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2001-11/2023SOCI111 – Introduction to Sociology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveNatural Sciences
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2001-11/2023No university equivalent
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectivePrecalculus
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2005-12/2022MATH110 – College Algebra or MATH111 – College Trigonometry
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectivePrinciples of Accounting
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2001-8/2006ACCT100 – Accounting I and ACCT101 – Accounting II
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePrinciples of Macroeconomics
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2001-12/2022ECON102 – Macroeconomics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectivePrinciples of Management
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2001-12/2022MGMT310 – Principles and Theory of Management
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePrinciples of Marketing
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2001-12/2022MKTG201 – Fundamentals of Marketing
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePrinciples of Microeconomics
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2001-12/2022ECON101 – Microeconomics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveSocial Sciences & History
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 3/1996-12/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or General Education History or ElectiveSpanish Language
ACE Passing Score: 50-62
Effective Dates: 3/2015-12/2022SPAN100 – Spanish I and SPAN101 – Spanish II
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 63 or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2015-12/2022SPAN100 – Spanish I and SPAN101 – Spanish II and SPAN200 – Spanish III
9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveSpanish with Writing
ACE Passing Score: 50-64
Effective Dates: 6/2019-5/2024SPAN100 – Spanish I and SPAN101 – Spanish II
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveACE Passing Score: 65 or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2019-5/2024SPAN100 – Spanish I and SPAN101 – Spanish II and SPAN200 – Spanish III and SPAN202 – Spanish IV
12 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveTrigonometry
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/1978-2/2016MATH111 – College Trigonometry
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveWestern Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2001-12/2022HIST121 – Western Civilization before The Thirty Years War
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveWestern Civilization II: 1648 to Present
ACE Passing Score: 50 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2001-12/2022HIST122 – Western Civilization since The Thirty Years War
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveIndividual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
Please include a copy of your CLEP transcript when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form. APUS reserves the right to request an official transcript for verification purposes.
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Undergraduate
Public Safety
Cobb County Police Academy
Cobb County Police Department Training Program
Effective Dates: December 1, 2017 – PresentCMRJ100 – Introduction to Law Enforcement 3 SH CMRJ101 – Evidence and Procedures 3 SH CMRJ203 – Patrol Methodologies & Community Policing 3 SH CMRJ306 – Criminal Investigation 3 SH LSTD302 – Criminal Law 3 SH Elective Credit 24 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your Cobb County Police Academy certificate of completion when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program at the university, but are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursing the Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice.
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Undergraduate
Academic
Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE)
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 3 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Nurse Residency Program
Effective Date: August 12, 2021
NURS300 – Transitions in Nursing 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
Any hospital or medical center offering a nurse residency program accredited by CCNE is eligible for this policy. Accreditation can be confirmed by locating the CCNE logo or seal on the certificate or verified at https://directory.ccnecommunity.org/reports_residency/resaccprog.asp
Please include a copy of your certificate of completion when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
You may pursue any undergraduate degree program, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing the Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
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Undergraduate
Other
Community College of the Air Force (CCAF) Public Health Apprentice
The maximum award possible is 22 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Effective Dates: October 2, 2008 – PresentApprentice Level:
BIOL180 Introduction to Biology 3 SH Elective credit (no course equivalent) 1 SH Journeyman Level:
BIOL180 Introduction to Biology 3 SH Elective credit (no course equivalent)
1 SH PBHE211 Public Health in America
3 SH PBHE111 Introduction to Health Care Administration
3 SH Craftsman Level:
BIOL180 Introduction to Biology 3 SH Elective credit (no course equivalent)
1 SH PBHE211 Public Health in America
3 SH PBHE111 Introduction to Health Care Administration
3 SH PBHE315 Health Economics and Finance
3 SH OMNI399 Omnibus credit (only applies to the programs below)**
- BS Public Health with a General concentration
- BS Sports and Health Sciences with a General concentration
- BAS Health Sciences – Major
3 SH Superintendent Level:
BIOL180 Introduction to Biology 3 SH Elective credit (no course equivalent)
1 SH PBHE211 Public Health in America
3 SH PBHE111 Introduction to Health Care Administration
3 SH PBHE315 Health Economics and Finance
3 SH OMNI399 Omnibus credit (only applies to the programs below)**
- BA Healthcare Administration with an Emergency Management concentration
- BS Public Health with an Emergency and Disaster Management or General concentration
- BS Sports and Health Sciences with a General concentration
- BAS Health Sciences – Major
3 SH PBHE413 Special Operations in Emergency Medical Service 3 SH EDMG220 Emergency Planning 3 SH **Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered traditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include an official copy of your CCAF transcript when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program at the university, but are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursing the Bachelor of Science in Public Health.
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Undergraduate
Other
CompTIA
The maximum transfer credit award possible varies based on the following:
CompTIA A+
ISSC221 / ISSC321 – Intermediate Computer Systems 3 SH ISSC322 – Computer Systems Organization: Advanced 3 SH CompTIA Cloud+
ISSC326 – Cloud Computing 3 SH ISSC426 – Cloud Security and Privacy 3 SH CompTIA Cloud Essentials
ISSC326 – Cloud Computing 3 SH CompTIA Mobility+
ISSC343 – Wireless Networks 3 SH CompTIA Network+
ISSC231 / ISSC341 – Networking Concepts 3 SH CompTIA Project+
ITMG221 / ITMG321 – Information Technology Project Management 3 SH CompTIA Security+
ISSC422 – Information Security 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing: Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Security, Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Security with a General concentration, Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Security with a concentration in Cloud Computing, Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with a General concentration, Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Management
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Undergraduate
Other
Culinary School of Fort Worth
Professional Culinary Program
Effective Dates: October 1, 2020
HOSP100 – Introduction to Hospitality Management 3 SH HOSP101 – Foodservice Sanitation 3 SH HOSP202 – Quantity Food Preparation 3 SH HOSP203 – Hotel and Restaurant Purchasing 3 SH HOSP204 – Nutrition in the Food Service Industry 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Students must complete all four semesters of the Culinary Professional program, and achieve a final grade of 70% or higher to be eligible for this policy.
- Please include your official Culinary School of Fort Worth transcript when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing the Associate of Applied Science in Culinary and Foodservice Management.
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Undergraduate
Government
Defense Acquisition University Certified Acquisition Professional
The maximum transfer credit award possible from this certification is 30 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Auditing I
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Auditing II
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Auditing III
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH Business-Cost Estimating I
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH Business-Cost Estimating II
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH DEFM305 – Acquisition Business Management 3 SH DEFM310 – Program and Acquisition Management I 3 SH DEFM420 – Cost Analysis & Negotiation Techniques 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA Business – Major
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology or National and Local Security area
- BA Government Contracting & Acquisition – Major
- BA Management with a General concentration
- BA Military Management & Program Acquisition – Major
- Bachelor of Business Administration with a DoD Project Management or General concentration
3 SH Business-Cost Estimating III
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH DEFM305 – Acquisition Business Management 3 SH DEFM310 – Program and Acquisition Management I 3 SH DEFM420 – Cost Analysis & Negotiation Techniques 3 SH MGMT310 – Principles & Theory of Management 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA Business – Major
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology or National and Local Security (3 SH only) area
- BA Government Contracting & Acquisition – Major
- BA Management with a General concentration
- BA Military Management & Program Acquisition – Major
- Bachelor of Business Administration with a DoD Project Management or General concentration
6 SH Business-Financial Management I
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH Business-Financial Management II
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH DEFM305 – Acquisition Business Management 3 SH DEFM310 – Program and Acquisition Management I 3 SH DEFM420 – Cost Analysis & Negotiation Techniques 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA Business – Major
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology or National and Local Security area
- BA Government Contracting & Acquisition – Major
- BA Military Management & Program Acquisition – Major
- Bachelor of Business Administration with a DoD Project Management or General concentration
3 SH Business-Financial Management III
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH DEFM305 – Acquisition Business Management 3 SH DEFM310 – Program and Acquisition Management I 3 SH DEFM420 – Cost Analysis & Negotiation Techniques 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA Business – Major
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology or National and Local Security (3 SH only) area
- BA Government Contracting & Acquisition – Major
- BA Military Management & Program Acquisition – Major
- Bachelor of Business Administration with a DoD Project Management or General concentration
6 SH Contracting I
MGMT310 – Principles & Theory of Management 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA Business – Major
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology or National and Local Security area
- BA Government Contracting & Acquisition – Major
- BA Management with a General concentration
- BA Military Management & Program Acquisition – Major
- Bachelor of Business Administration with a DoD Project Management or General concentration
3 SH Contracting II
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH DEFM311 – Program and Acquisition Management II 3 SH DEFM420 – Cost Analysis & Negotiation Techniques 3 SH DEFM421 – Joint Contingency Contracting 3 SH DEFM423 – Mission Support Contracting II 3 SH DEFM424 – Overhead Management of Defense Contracts 3 SH MGMT310 – Principles & Theory of Management 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA Business – Major
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology or National and Local Security area
- BA Government Contracting & Acquisition – Major
- BA Management with a General concentration
- BA Military Management & Program Acquisition – Major
- Bachelor of Business Administration with a DoD Project Management or General concentration
3 SH Contracting III
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH DEFM311 – Program and Acquisition Management II 3 SH DEFM420 – Cost Analysis & Negotiation Techniques 3 SH DEFM421 – Joint Contingency Contracting 3 SH DEFM423 – Mission Support Contracting II 3 SH DEFM424 – Overhead Management of Defense Contracts 3 SH MGMT310 – Principles & Theory of Management 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA Business – Major
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology or National and Local Security area
- BA Government Contracting & Acquisition – Major
- BA Management with a General concentration
- BA Military Management & Program Acquisition – Major
- Bachelor of Business Administration with a DoD Project Management or General concentration
6 SH Engineering I
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology or National and Local Security area
- BA Government Contracting & Acquisition – Major
- BA Military Management & Program Acquisition – Major
3 SH Engineering II
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH DEFM310 – Program and Acquisition Management I 3 SH DEFM415 – Acquisition Test & Evaluation 3 SH TLMT341 – Logistics Management 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology or National and Local Security area
- BA Government Contracting & Acquisition – Major
- BA Military Management & Program Acquisition – Major
3 SH Engineering III
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH DEFM310 – Program and Acquisition Management I 3 SH DEFM415 – Acquisition Test & Evaluation 3 SH TLMT341 – Logistics Management 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology or National and Local Security area
- BA Government Contracting & Acquisition – Major
- BA Military Management & Program Acquisition – Major
3 SH Facilities Engineering I
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH Facilities Engineering II
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH Facilities Engineering III
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH Industrial/Contract Property Management I
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH Industrial/Contract Property Management II
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology or National and Local Security area
- BA Government Contracting & Acquisition – Major
- BA Military Management & Program Acquisition – Major
3 SH Industrial/Contract Property Management III
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH DEFM310 – Program and Acquisition Management I 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology or National and Local Security area
- BA Government Contracting & Acquisition – Major
- BA Military Management & Program Acquisition – Major
3 SH Information Technology I
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH Information Technology II
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH DEFM310 – Program and Acquisition Management I 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology or National and Local Security area
- BS Information Systems Security with a General concentration***
- BS Information Technology with a General concentration**
- BS Information Technology Management – Major**
- Bachelor of Business Administration with an Information Technology Management concentration
3 SH Information Technology III
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH DEFM310 – Program and Acquisition Management I 3 SH INFO331** – Management Information Systems 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology or National and Local Security area
- BS Information Systems Security with a General concentration***
- BS Information Technology with a General concentration**
- BS Information Technology Management – Major**
- Bachelor of Business Administration with an Information Technology Management concentration
3 SH Life Cycle Logistics I
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH Life Cycle Logistics II
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH DEFM305 – Acquisition Business Management 3 SH DEFM310 – Program and Acquisition Management I 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology or National and Local Security area
- BA Government Contracting & Acquisition – Major
- BA Military Management & Program Acquisition – Major
- Bachelor of Business Administration with a DoD Project Management or General concentration
3 SH Life Cycle Logistics III
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH DEFM305 – Acquisition Business Management 3 SH DEFM310 – Program and Acquisition Management I 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology or National and Local Security area
- BA Government Contracting & Acquisition – Major
- BA Military Management & Program Acquisition – Major
- Bachelor of Business Administration with a DoD Project Management or General concentration
3 SH Production Control & Quality I
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH Production Control & Quality II
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH DEFM310 – Program and Acquisition Management I 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology or National and Local Security area
- BA Government Contracting & Acquisition – Major
- BA Military Management & Program Acquisition – Major
- Bachelor of Business Administration with a DoD Project Management or General concentration
3 SH Production Control & Quality III
ENTD412** – Systems Engineering 3 SH Program Management I
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH Program Management II
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology or National and Local Security area
- BA Government Contracting & Acquisition – Major
- BA Military Management & Program Acquisition – Major
- Bachelor of Business Administration with a DoD Project Management or General concentration
3 SH Program Management III
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH INFO331** – Management Information Systems 3 SH MGMT310 – Principles & Theory of Management 3 SH TLMT341 – Logistics Management 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology or National and Local Security area
- BA Government Contracting & Acquisition – Major
- BA Military Management & Program Acquisition – Major
- Bachelor of Business Administration with a DoD Project Management or General concentration
3 SH Purchasing I
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Purchasing II
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH Science & Technology Management I
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH Science & Technology Management II
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH Science & Technology Management III
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH Test & Evaluation I
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH Test & Evaluation II
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH DEFM310 – Program and Acquisition Management I 3 SH DEFM415 – Acquisition Test & Evaluation 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA General Studies – National and Local Security area
- BA Government Contracting & Acquisition – Major
- BA Military Management & Program Acquisition – Major
3 SH Test & Evaluation III
DEFM200 – Fundamentals of Contracting and Acquisition 3 SH DEFM310 – Program and Acquisition Management I 3 SH DEFM415 – Acquisition Test & Evaluation 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA General Studies – National and Local Security area
- BA Government Contracting & Acquisition – Major
- BA Military Management & Program Acquisition – Major
3 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
**Certification must have been earned within the last 7 calendar years in order for this equivalency to be awarded. If the certification is older than 7 calendar years, the credit will be awarded as nonequivalent elective credit only.
***Certification must have been earned within the last 5 calendar years in order for this equivalency to be awarded. If the certification is older than 5 calendar years, the credit will be awarded as nonequivalent elective credit only.
Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
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Graduate
Government
Defense Acquisition University Certified Acquisition Professional
Auditing I
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Auditing II
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Auditing III
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Business-Cost Estimating I
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Business-Cost Estimating II
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MA Management with a General concentration
- Master of Business Administration with a concentration in:
- General concentration
- Government Contracting and Acquisition
6 SH Business-Cost Estimating III
DEFM540 – Program and Acquisition Management 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MA Management with a General concentration
- Master of Business Administration with a concentration in:
- General concentration
- Government Contracting and Acquisition
6 SH Business-Financial Management I
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Business-Financial Management II
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MA Management with a General concentration
- Master of Business Administration with a concentration in:
- General concentration
- Government Contracting and Acquisition
6 SH Business-Financial Management III
DEFM540 – Program and Acquisition Management 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MA Management with a General concentration
- Master of Business Administration with a concentration in:
- General concentration
- Government Contracting and Acquisition
6 SH Contracting I
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MA Management with a General concentration
- Master of Business Administration with a concentration in:
- General concentration
- Government Contracting and Acquisition
6 SH Contracting II
DEFM540 – Program and Acquisition Management 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MA Management with a General concentration
- Master of Business Administration with a concentration in:
- General concentration
- Government Contracting and Acquisition
6 SH Contracting III
DEFM540 – Program and Acquisition Management 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MA Management with a General concentration
- Master of Business Administration with a concentration in:
- General concentration
- Government Contracting and Acquisition
6 SH Engineering I
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Engineering II
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Engineering III
ENTD640** – Enterprise Software Development Methodologies 3 SH INFO531** – Management Information Systems 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MA Management with a General concentration
- MS Information Technology with a concentration in Enterprise Software Development
- Master of Business Administration with a concentration in:
- General concentration
- Government Contracting and Acquisition
6 SH Facilities Engineering I
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Facilities Engineering II
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Facilities Engineering III
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Industrial/Contract Property Management I
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Industrial/Contract Property Management II
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below)
- MA Transportation & Logistics Management with a General concentration
6 SH Industrial/Contract Property Management III
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below)
- MA Transportation & Logistics Management with a General concentration
6 SH Information Technology I
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Information Technology II
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MS Information Technology – all concentrations
6 SH Information Technology III
INFO620** – Enterprise Data Systems 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MS Information Technology – all concentrations
6 SH Life Cycle Logistics I
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Life Cycle Logistics II
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MA Management with a General concentration
- MA Transportation & Logistics Management with a General concentration
- Master of Business Administration with a concentration in:
- General concentration
- Government Contracting and Acquisition
6 SH Life Cycle Logistics III
DEFM540 – Program and Acquisition Management 3 SH DEFM550 – Program Manager's Skills 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MA Management with a General concentration
- MA Transportation & Logistics Management with a General concentration
- Master of Business Administration with a concentration in:
- General concentration
- Government Contracting and Acquisition
6 SH Production Control & Quality I
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Production Control & Quality II
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MA Management with a General concentration
- MS Information Technology with a concentration in Enterprise Software Development
- Master of Business Administration with a concentration in:
- General concentration
- Government Contracting and Acquisition
3 SH Production Control & Quality III
ENTD640** – Enterprise Software Development Methodologies 3 SH INFO531** – Management Information Systems 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MA Management with a General concentration
- MS Information Technology with a concentration in Enterprise Software Development
- Master of Business Administration with a concentration in:
- General concentration
- Government Contracting and Acquisition
3 SH Program Management I
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Program Management II
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MA Management with a General concentration
- Master of Business Administration with a concentration in:
- General concentration
- Government Contracting and Acquisition
6 SH Program Management III
DEFM540 – Program and Acquisition Management 3 SH DEFM550 – Program Manager’s Skills 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MA Management with a General concentration
- Master of Business Administration with a concentration in:
- General concentration
- Government Contracting and Acquisition
6 SH Purchasing I
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Purchasing II
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Science & Technology Management I
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Science & Technology Management II
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Science & Technology Management III
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Test & Evaluation I
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Test & Evaluation II
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Test & Evaluation III
No Transfer Credit 0 SH *Omnibus credit is transfer credit which applies to a student's specific area of study within their Major/Concentration requirements, but for which APUS does not offer an equivalent course. Students for whom this credit does not directly apply may have the same number of semester hours applied as Elective credit depending on their specific program requirements.
Per university policy, the certification completion date(s) must be within ten years of the TCE request date for a student to be able to receive transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program.
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Undergraduate
Government
Public Safety
Defense Threat Reduction University
The maximum transfer credit award possible varies based on the following.
Contact Transfer Credit Award for more information.
Advanced Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction Course (ACWMD)
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
Elective Credit 2 SH Advanced System Survivability Integrated Simulation Toolkit Level I (ASSIST)
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
Elective Credit 2 SH Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, High-Yield Explosive
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
HLSS104 – Chemical and Biological Defense 3 SH Civil Support Team Radiological Training Course (CST-RTC)
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
Elective Credit 2 SH Defense Integration and Management of Nuclear Data Services (DIAMONDS)
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
Elective Credit 1 SH Hazard Prediction & Assessment Capability Level 1 Course
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
HLSS211 – Emergency Response to Terrorism 3 SH Hazard Prediction & Assessment Capability Level 2 Course
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
HLSS212 – Chemical, Biological, and Radiological Hazards 3 SH Hazard Prediction & Assessment Capability Level 3 Course
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
Elective Credit 1 SH Integrated Munitions Effects Assessment Level 2 Course (IMEA-2)
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below) - BA Emergency and Disaster Management
- BA Homeland Security
2 SH Integrated Weapons of Mass Destruction Toolset (IWMDT)
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below) - BA Emergency and Disaster Management
- BA Homeland Security
2 SH Introduction to Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction Course (ICWMD)
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
Elective Credit 1 SH Introduction to Radiological and Nuclear Incident Response (IRNIR)
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
Elective Credit 1 SH Joint Explosive Ordnance Disposal Improvised Nuclear and Radiological Dispersal Device Recognition Course (JEIRRC)
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below) - BA Emergency and Disaster Management
- BA Homeland Security
2 SH Joint Nuclear Explosive Ordnance Disposal Course (JNEODC)
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
Elective Credit 2 SH Nuclear Emergency Team Orientation (NETOR)
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
Elective Credit 2 SH Vulnerability Assessment Protection Option Level 1 Course (VAPO-1)
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below) - BA Emergency and Disaster Management
- BA Homeland Security
2 SH Advanced Incident Command and Control Certificate
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
Component Courses of Certification Program:
- Basic Incident Command and Control Certificate
- Nuclear Radiological Incident Management (NRIM) Course or Commander and Staff Nuclear Accident Response Workshop (CASNAR)
All component courses must have been completed to be eligible for the recommendation.
HLSS211 – Emergency Response to Terrorism 3 SH Elective Credit 1 SH Advanced Incident Response Certificate
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
Component Courses of Certification Program:
- Applied Radiological Response Techniques (ARRT) Certificate
- Nuclear Emergency Team Operations (NETOP) Certificate
All component courses must have been completed to be eligible for the recommendation.
OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below) - BA Emergency and Disaster Management
- BA Homeland Security
3 SH Advanced Nuclear Weapons Certificate – Operations
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
Component Courses of Certification Program:
- Intermediate Nuclear Weapons Certificate
- Theater Nuclear Operations Course (TNOC)
All component courses must have been completed to be eligible for the recommendation.
Elective Credit 2 SH Applied Radiological Response Techniques (ARRT) Certificate
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
Component Courses of Certification Program:
- Introduction to WMD in the 21st Century (WMD-21)
- Applied Radiological Response Techniques Level 2 (ARRT2)
All component courses must have been completed to be eligible for the recommendation.
OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below) - BA Emergency and Disaster Management
- BA Homeland Security
3 SH Basic Incident Command and Control Certificate
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
Component Courses of Certification Program:
- Introduction to WMD in the 21st Century (WMD-21)
- WMD Command, Control, and Coordination (WMDC3) or WMD Incident Response Workshop (WMDIRW)
- Nuclear/Radiological Incident Response Practicum
All component courses must have been completed to be eligible for the recommendation.
HLSS211 – Emergency Response to Terrorism 3 SH Elective Credit 1 SH Basic Nuclear Weapons Certificate
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
Component Courses of Certification Program:
- Introduction to WMD in the 21st Century (WMD-21)
- Nuclear Weapons Orientation Course (NWOC)
All component courses must have been completed to be eligible for the recommendation.
Elective Credit 3 SH Intermediate Nuclear Weapons Certificate
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
Component Courses of Certification Program:
- Basic Nuclear Weapons Certificate
- Nuclear Policy Course (NucPol)
All component courses must have been completed to be eligible for the recommendation.
OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below) - BA Emergency and Disaster Management
- BA Homeland Security
3 SH Level II, USAF SF Group/Squadron Nuclear Certification
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
Component Courses of Certification Program:
- DoD Nuclear Weapons Security Training (NWST)
- Nuclear Surety Inspections Course (NSIC)
All component courses must have been completed to be eligible for the recommendation.
Elective Credit 2 SH Level III, USAF SF Nuclear Policy Certification
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
Component Courses of Certification Program:
- DoD Nuclear Weapons Security Training (NWST)
- Nuclear Surety Inspections Course (NSIC)
- Joint DoD-DOE Nuclear Surety Executive Course (JNSEC)
All component courses must have been completed to be eligible for the recommendation.
Elective Credit 3 SH Nuclear Emergency Team Operations (NETOP) Certificate
Effective Dates: Oct 2010 – Present
Component Courses of Certification Program:
- Introduction to WMD in the 21st Century (WMD-21)
- Nuclear Emergency Team Operations Primer (NETOPS Primer) or Nuclear Emergency Team Orientation (NETOR)
- Nuclear Emergency Team Operations (NETOP)
All component courses must have been completed to be eligible for the recommendation.
OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below) - BA Emergency and Disaster Management
- BA Homeland Security
6 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
*Omnibus credit is transfer credit which applies to a student's specific area of study within their Major/Concentration requirements, but for which APUS does not offer an equivalent course. Students for whom this credit does not directly apply may have the same number of semester hours applied as Elective credit depending on their specific program requirements.
**If the DAU certification exceeds 7 years in age, credits may be transferred into undergraduate level programs to fulfill General Elective area requirements, but will not be considered equivalent to any APUS course offering.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- For the certification programs listed, all the component certificates must have been completed to be eligible for the transfer credit recommendation; while a student may receive individual certificates from DTRU for the component courses, the certificate of completion for the certification program is the document that must be submitted to be eligible for transfer credit.
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program.
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Undergraduate
CBE
Distance Learning Systems Indiana Coursework
NOTE: If you are a current APUS student in a catalog year that predates April 2019, please contact our Transfer Credit team at [email protected] to confirm equivalency and applicability for your specific degree requirements.
American Government
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2020-10/2023POLS210 – American Government I
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveAmerican Literature
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2020-10/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveAnatomy and Physiology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2017-10/2020BIOL181 – Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveAnatomy and Physiology I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2021-2/2024BIOL250 – Human Anatomy and Physiology with Lab I
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or Elective
NOTE: Both Anatomy and Physiology I and Anatomy and Physiology I Lab must be completed to receive BIOL250 equivalencyAnatomy and Physiology I Lab
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2021-2/2024No university equivalent
1 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveAnatomy and Physiology I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2021-2/2024BIOL251 – Human Anatomy and Physiology with Lab II
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or Elective
NOTE: Both Anatomy and Physiology II and Anatomy and Physiology II Lab must be completed to receive BIOL251 equivalencyAnatomy and Physiology II Lab
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2021-2/2024No university equivalent
1 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBeer and Wine in Western Culture
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2020-6/2024No university equivalent
2 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBiology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2017-10/2023BIOL180 – Introduction to Biology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveCollege Algebra
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2017-10/2023MATH110 – College Algebra
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveCollege Mathematics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2017-10/2023MATH125 – Math for Liberal Arts Majors
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveDevelopmental Psychology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2017-10/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveEnglish Composition 1
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2020-10/2023ENGL110 – Making Writing Relevant
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveEnglish Composition 2
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2020-10/2023ENGL210 – Introduction to Literature
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveEthics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2020-10/2023PHIL200 – Introduction to Ethics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveFundamentals of Public Speaking
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2021-6/2024COMM200 – Public Speaking
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveHealth and Human Development
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2017-6/2024PBHE209 – Wellness: Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveHistory of United States I: Early Colonization to 1877
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2017-6/2024HIST101 – American History to 1877
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveIntroduction to Anthropology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2021-6/2024ANTH100 – Introduction to Anthropology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Humanities
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2017-6/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveIntroduction to Macroeconomics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2020-10/2023ECON102 – Macroeconomics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Microeconomics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2021-2/2024ECON101 – Microeconomics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Philosophy
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2020-10/2023PHIL101 – Introduction to Philosophy
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveIntroduction to Psychology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2017-10/2023PSYC101 – Introduction to Psychology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Sociology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2017-10/2023SOCI111 – Introduction to Sociology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to World Religions
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2020-10/2023RELS201 – Introduction to World Religions
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveLife and Teachings of Apostly Paul
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2021-2/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveMicrobiology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2017-6/2024SCIN202 – Introduction to Microbiology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveMicrobiology Lab
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2021-6/2024No university equivalent
1 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveNutrition
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2021-2/2024SPHE295 – Foundations of Nutrition
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePathophysiology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2021-2/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective
NOTE: SCIN255 – Principles of Pathophysiology and Pharmacology is awarded if both Pathophysiology and Pharmacology have been completedPharmacology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2021-2/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective
NOTE: SCIN255 – Principles of Pathophysiology and Pharmacology is awarded if both Pathophysiology and Pharmacology have been completedPrinciples of Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2017-10/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveStatistics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2021-2/2024MATH302 – Statistics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveSubstance Abuse
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2017-10/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveTechnical Writing
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2021-2/2024ENGL220 – Technical Writing
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveWestern Civilization I: Ancient Near East Through 1648
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2021-6/2024HIST121 – Western Civilization before The Thirty Years War
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveIndividual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
Please include a copy of your Distance Learning Systems Indiana transcript when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form. APUS reserves the right to request an official transcript for verification purposes
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Undergraduate
Government
Doctrine Networked Education and Training: Joint Doctrine Courses
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 15 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Follow the steps below to calculate the transfer credit award for qualifying DOCNET certificates.
STEP 1: Identify the number of contact hours for the course
Each DOCNET – Joint Doctrine Course has an associated number of contact hours which will be mathematically converted to semester hours (SH) before being applied as transfer credit toward an APUS degree program.
STEP 2: Convert the contact hours to semester hours
To convert the contact hours to SH, the contact hours will first be converted to Continuing Education Units (CEUs) using the equation: Contact Hours/10=CEUs. The CEUs will then be converted to SH using the equation: CEUs/1.5=SH.
STEP 3: Identify the number of transfer credits possible for award
The number of calculated SH, not to exceed a total of 15 SH, may be awarded toward the Elective requirements of a student's APUS degree program as applicable.
Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program.
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Undergraduate
CBE
DSST Exams
NOTE: If you are a current APUS student in a catalog year that predates April 2019, please contact our Transfer Credit team at [email protected] to confirm equivalency and applicability for your specific degree requirements.
Art of the Western World
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2013-7/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveAstronomy
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2013-7/2023SPST180 – Introduction to Astronomy
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveBusiness Ethics and Society
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2017-11/2026MGMT200 – Ethics Fundamentals
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness Mathematics
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/1999-11/2026No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveCivil War & Reconstruction
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2018-7/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputing and Information Technology
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2013-7/2024ITCC121 – Introduction to Computer Science
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveCriminal Justice
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2017-11/2026CMRJ100 – Introduction to Law Enforcement
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEnvironmental Science
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2013-11/2026EVSP180 – Introduction to Environmental Science
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveEthics in America
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/1990-10/2025PHIL200 – Introduction to Ethics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveEthics in Technology
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2018-5/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveFoundations of Education
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2013-7/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveFundamentals of College Algebra
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/1990-11/2026MATH110 – College Algebra
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveFundamentals of Counseling
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2013-11/2026OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BA General Studies (Culture, Society, and the Environment discipline)
Fundamentals of Cybersecurity
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2013-11/2026ISSC452 – Cybersecurity
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveGeneral Anthropology
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2016-10/2025ANTH100 – Introduction to Anthropology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveHealth and Human Development (formerly Here's to Your Health)
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2013-7/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveHistory of the Soviet Union (formerly Rise & Fall of the Soviet Union)
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2021-10/2025No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveA History of the Vietnam War
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2018-7/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveHuman Resource Management
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2013-10/2025HRMT200 – Human Resource Fundamentals
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroduction to Business
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2009-7/2024BUSN100 – Basics of Business
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroduction to Geography (formerly Human/Cultural Geography)
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2013-7/2023GEOG101 – Introduction to Geography
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Geology
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2018-7/2023ERSC181 – Introduction to Geology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Law Enforcement
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2018-7/2023CMRJ201 – Criminal Justice Administration
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroduction to the Modern Middle East
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/1990-12/2013No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to World Religions
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/1990-10/2025RELS201 – Introduction to World Religions
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveLifespan Developmental Psychology
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2021-11/2026CHFD342 – Human Life Span Development
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveManagement Information Systems
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2018-7/2024INFO331 – Management Information Systems
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveMath for Liberal Arts
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2016-10/2025MATH125 – Math for Liberal Arts Majors
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveMoney & Banking
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2016-10/2025OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BA General Studies (Management & Technology discipline)
- BBA & General concentration
- BA Management & General Concentration
Organizational Behavior
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2013-10/2025No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePersonal Finance
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/1990-10/2025BUSN235 – Personal Finance
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePrinciples of Advanced English Composition
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2016-10/2025ENGL110 – Making Writing Relevant or ENGL115 – Argumentation and Rhetoric
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectivePrinciples of Finance
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2017-11/2026No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePrinciples of Physical Science
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2013-7/2018No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectivePrinciples of Public Speaking
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/1990-7/2023COMM200 – Public Speaking
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectivePrinciples of Statistics
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/1990-11/2026MATH120 – Introduction to Statistics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectivePrinciples of Supervision
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2009-7/2024MGMT101 – Principles of Supervision
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveSubstance Abuse
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2008-7/2024PSYC324 – Psychology of Addiction & Substance Abuse
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveTechnical Writing
ACE Passing Score: 400 or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2013-11/2026ENGL220 – Technical Writing
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or Elective**Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
Please include a copy of your DSST transcript when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form. APUS reserves the right to request an official transcript for verification purposes.
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Undergraduate
Public Safety
Fairfax County Criminal Justice Academy
Effective Dates: August 1, 2019 – Present
Basic Law Enforcement School
CMRJ100 – Introduction to Law Enforcement 3 SH CMRJ101 – Evidence and Procedures 3 SH CMRJ203 – Patrol Methodologies & Community Policing 3 SH CMRJ306 – Criminal Investigation 3 SH LSTD302 – Criminal Law 3 SH Elective Credit 24 SH Combined Deputy School
CMRJ100 – Introduction to Law Enforcement 3 SH CMRJ101 – Evidence and Procedures 3 SH CMRJ203 – Patrol Methodologies & Community Policing 3 SH CMRJ306 – Criminal Investigation 3 SH LSTD302 – Criminal Law 3 SH Elective Credit 30 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program at the university, but are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursing the Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice.
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Undergraduate
Government
Public Safety
FBI National Academy Associates Youth Leadership Program
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 3 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Elective Credit 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program.
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Undergraduate
Other
FDM Java Developer Training Course
ENTD211 – Introduction to Software Design 3 SH ENTD371 – Database Driven Web Applications Using PHP and MySQL 3 SH ENTD481 – Enterprise Development Using J2EE 3 SH INFO171 – Relational Database with Oracle: SQL Introduction 3 SH INFO221 – Relational Database Concepts 3 SH INFO271 – Relational Database with Oracle: SQL Intermediate 3 SH INFO222 / INFO321 – Database Concepts 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Completed the Java Developer Training Course through FDM.
- Please include a copy of your certificate from FDM along with the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology.
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Undergraduate
Other
FDM Project Management & Application Support Training Course
Effective Dates: November 30, 2012 — Present
ENTD268 / ENTD311 — Information System Design 3 SH INFO171 — Relational Database with Oracle: SQL Introduction 3 SH INFO371 — Relational Databases With Oracle: PL/SQL 3 SH ITCC112 — Advanced Productivity Applications 3 SH ITMG321 — Information Technology Project Management OR ITMG322 — Project Management Using MS Project 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Completed the Project Management & Application Support Training Course through FDM
- Please include a copy of your certificate from FDM along with the transfer credit evaluation form.
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Undergraduate
Public Safety
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Coursework (National Emergency Training Center, Emergency Management Institute, National Fire Academy)
The maximum transfer credit award possible varies based on the following. Contact Transfer Credit Award for more information.
American Council on Education (ACE) reviewed FEMA coursework.
- The University will follow the recommendations made by ACE for any FEMA coursework that ACE has reviewed. If the ACE recommendation for the course completed is for credit at the baccalaureate (lower or upper) level, the University will accept that number of semester hours for the course. Note that Vocational credit recommendations are not acceptable for credit at the postsecondary education level.
- To search for and view applicable ACE credit recommendations, see the National Emergency Training Center (EMI) tab of the ACE National Guide.
FEMA coursework not reviewed by ACE:
- Any remaining coursework listed on a submitted FEMA transcript that has not been reviewed by ACE will be converted from Continuing Education Units (CEUs) to Semester Hours (SH). The University will accept a maximum of up to 12 SH of transfer credit from non-ACE reviewed FEMA coursework, which can only be applied to the Elective requirements of an undergraduate degree program.
- CEUs are converted to SH using the equation: CEUs/1.5=SH; any decimal credit is reduced to the nearest whole number. For example, 6.3 CEUs, divided by 1.5, equals 4.2. Therefore, in this example, the student would be eligible for a maximum of up to 4 SH of Elective transfer credit.
Frederick Community College coursework:
- If a student has successfully completed associated coursework at Frederick Community College (FCC) complimenting previously completed FEMA coursework, their FCC coursework can be reviewed for potential traditional academic transfer credit.
- Students must submit an official Frederick Community College transcript to be eligible for potential academic transfer credit.
Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your FEMA official transcript when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program.
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Undergraduate
Public Safety
Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC)
The university follows the National College Credit Recommendation Service (NCCRS) credit recommendations for FLETC coursework. Contact Transfer Credit Award for more information.
- Border Patrol Academy – Immigration and Naturalization ServicePolice Training
Program(2001 – Present) - Border Patrol Agent Basic Training (1/1970 – 12/1999)
- Border Patrol (U.S.) Basic Academy (2006 – Present)
- Criminal Investigator Training Program(6/1970 – Present)
- Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Basic (2009 – Present)
- Customs and Border Protection Integrated Training Program (2004 – Present)
- Customs Inspector Basic Training Course (1/1992 – 12/1999)
- Customs Inspector Basic Training (2002 – Present)
- Department of the Treasury Eighteen WeekPolice Training Program (1988 – Present)
- Driver Instructor Training Program (DITP) (2001)
- Federal Air Marshal Service Training (2002 – Present)
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement Deportation Training Program (2005 – Present)
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement Detentionand Deportation
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement Special Agent Training (ICESAT)
Program (2008 – Present) - Immigration Basic Training Program (1997)
- Immigration Detention Enforcement Officer Basic Program (1/1998 – Present)
- Immigration Officer Basic Training Course (1/1980 – Present)
- Immigration Special Agent Basic Training Program (1/1994 – 1999)
- Introductory Intelligence Analyst Training Program
- Investigator General – Non Criminal Investigator Training (6/2008 – Present)
- Land Management Training Program (7/1993 – 8/1995)
- Land Management Training Program (1998 – 2003)
- Law Enforcement Instructor Training Program (1998 – 2003)
- Marine Law Enforcement Training Program (7/1992 – Present)
- Mixed Basic Police Training(11/1990 – Present)
- Transportation Security Administration Training
- Uniformed Police Training Program (10/2001 – Present)
- U.S. Customs Service Academy – Senior Inspector Training (2002 – Present)
- U.S. Customs Service Inspector Training Program (1992 – 1999)
- U.S. Customs Service Integrated (1998 – Present)
- U.S. Marshall’s ServiceDeputy U.S. Marshall Training(2003 – Present)
- U.S. Marshall’s Service Integrated Training(1995 – Present)
- U.S. Park Police (Before 1999)
- U.S. Park Police Eighteen Week Basic Training Program (1995)
- U.S. Park Police Integrated Basic Training Program (1999 – Present)
- U.S. Park Police Seventeen Week Basic Training Program (1988)
- Weapons of Mass Destruction Training Program (2004)
Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program.
- Border Patrol Academy – Immigration and Naturalization ServicePolice Training
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Undergraduate
Public Safety
Firefighter Certifications
Below is a list of training programs the university has evaluated and been able to award credit for. Contact Transfer Credit Award for more information.
Fire Fighter I
NFPA Standard #: 1001
Effective Dates: 1/1/2008 to Present
FSMT102 – Fire Behavior and Combustion 3 SH Fire Fighter II
NFPA Standard #: 1001
Effective Dates: 1/1/2008 to Present
FSMT210 – Fundamentals of Fire Protection 3 SH Driver/Operator Pumper
NFPA Standard #: 1002
Effective Dates: 1/1/2009 to Present
FSMT289 – Fire Protection Hydraulics and Water Supply 3 SH Driver/Operator Aerial
NFPA Standard #: 1002
Effective Dates: 1/1/2009 to Present
Elective Credit 2 SH Driver/Operator: Tiller
NFPA Standard #: 1002
Effective Dates: 1/1/2009 to Present
Elective Credit 1 SH Driver/Operator ARFF
NFPA Standard #: 1002
Effective Dates: 1/1/2009 to Present
Elective Credit 2 SH Driver/Operator Mobile Water Supply
NFPA Standard #: 1002
Effective Dates: 1/1/2009 to Present
Elective Credit 2 SH Airport Fire Fighter
NFPA Standard #: 1003
Effective Dates: 1/1/2010 to Present
Elective Credit 2 SH Rope
NFPA Standard #: 1006
Effective Dates: 1/1/2008 to Present
Elective Credit 1 SH Confined Space
NFPA Standard #: 1006
Effective Dates: 1/1/2008 to Present
Elective Credit 1 SH Trench
NFPA Standard #: 1006
Effective Dates: 1/1/2008 to Present
Elective Credit 1 SH Structural Collapse
NFPA Standard #: 1006
Effective Dates: 1/1/2008 to Present
Elective Credit 3 SH Vehicle Machinery
NFPA Standard #: 1006
Effective Dates: 1/1/2008 to Present
Elective Credit 3 SH Rescue Technician (Ch 3,4,6,7)
NFPA Standard #: 1006
Effective Dates: 1/1/2008 to Present
Elective Credit same as Rope+Confined Space+Vehicle Machinery or Rescue Technician I 5 SH Rescue Technician (Ch 8, 9)
NFPA Standard #: 1006
Effective Dates: 1/1/2008 to Present
Elective Credit same as Trench+Structural Collapse or Rescue Technician II 4 SH Rescue Technician I
NFPA Standard #: 1006
Effective Dates: 1/1/2008 to Present
Elective Credit same as Rope+Confined Space+Vehicle Machinery or Rescue Technician (Ch 3,4,6,7) 5 SH Rescue Technician II
NFPA Standard #: 1006
Effective Dates: 1/1/2008 to Present
Elective Credit same as Trench+Structural Collapse or Rescue Technician (Ch 8, 9) 4 SH Fire Officer I
NFPA Standard #: 1021
Effective Dates: 1/1/2009 to Present
EDMG230 – Emergency and Disaster Incident Command 3 SH Fire Officer II
NFPA Standard #: 1021
Effective Dates: 1/1/2009 to Present
OMNI399* – omnibus transfer credit toward BS Fire Science Management MAJOR requirements 3 SH Fire Officer III
NFPA Standard #: 1021
Effective Dates: 1/1/2009 to Present
FSMT362 – Fire Administration and Finance 3 SH Fire Officer IV
NFPA Standard #: 1021
Effective Dates: 1/1/2009 to Present
FSMT321 – Community Fire Mitigation and Protection 3 SH Fire Inspector I
NFPA Standard #: 1031
Effective Dates: 1/1/2009 to Present
FSMT188 – Fire Prevention 3 SH Fire Inspector II
NFPA Standard #: 1031
Effective Dates: 1/1/2009 to Present
FSMT201 – Fire Protection Systems 3 SH Fire Inspector III
NFPA Standard #: 1031
Effective Dates: 1/1/2009 to Present
FSMT287 – Fire Protection in Building Construction 3 SH Fire Instructor I
NFPA Standard #: 1041
Effective Dates: 1/1/2007 to Present
Elective Credit 2 SH Fire Instructor II
NFPA Standard #: 1041
Effective Dates: 1/1/2007 to Present
Elective Credit 2 SH Fire Instructor III
NFPA Standard #: 1041
Effective Dates: 1/1/2007 to Present
Elective Credit 1 SH Wildland Fire Fighter I
NFPA Standard #: 1051
Effective Dates: 1/1/2007 to Present
No Transfer Credit Awarded 0 SH Wildland Fire Fighter II
NFPA Standard #: 1051
Effective Dates: 1/1/2007 to Present
No Transfer Credit Awarded 0 SH Public Telecommunicator I
NFPA Standard #: 1061
Effective Dates: 1/1/2007 to Present
Elective Credit 1 SH Public Telecommunicator II
NFPA Standard #: 1061
Effective Dates: 1/1/2007 to Present
Elective Credit 1 SH HazMat Awareness
NFPA Standard #: 472
Effective Dates: 1/1/2008 to Present
Elective Credit 2 SH HazMat Operations
NFPA Standard #: 472
Effective Dates: 1/1/2008 to Present
Elective Credit 2 SH HazMat Technician
NFPA Standard #: 472
Effective Dates: 1/1/2008 to Present
EDMG240 – Chemistry of Hazardous Materials 3 SH HazMat Incident Commander
NFPA Standard #: 472
Effective Dates: 1/1/2008 to Present
EDMG330 – Managerial Issues in Hazardous Materials 3 SH HazMat Branch Officer
NFPA Standard #: 472
Effective Dates: 1/1/2008 to Present
Elective Credit 1 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit is nontraditional and may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your IFSAC or ProBoard accredited certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing Associate of Science in Fire Science or a Bachelor of Science in Fire Science Management.
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Undergraduate
Public Safety
Florida Law Enforcement Academy
Effective Dates: January 1, 2016 — Present
CMRJ100 — Introduction to Law Enforcement 3 SH CMRJ101 — Evidence and Procedures 3 SH CMRJ203 — Patrol Methodologies & Community 3 SH CMRJ306 — Criminal Investigation 3 SH LSTD302 — Criminal Law 3 SH Elective Credit 21 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your Florida Law Enforcement Academy certificate of completion when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program at the university, but are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursing the Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice.
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Undergraduate
Other
Forum Foundation for Analytic Excellence
Diagnostic Structured Analytic Technique (DSAT) course
Effective Dates: June 1, 2016 – Present
INTL402 – Intelligence Studies 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Completed the Diagnostic Structured Analytic Technique (DSAT) course through the Forum Foundation for Analytic Excellence (FFAE).
- Please include a copy of your DSAT certificate of completion, along with the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program at the university.
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Undergraduate
Military
Goodfellow Air Force Base
The maximum transfer credit award possible varies based on the following:
Analysis and Production Apprentice
Course Number(s): XAABR1N431B 0A1A
INTL421 & Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH Elective Credit 27 SH Analysis, Correlation, and Fusion Course (ACFC)
Course Number(s): X3OZR14N3 0D1A, X3OZR14N3 0D1B
Effective Dates: Apr 30, 2008 & Aug 30, 2012
INTL401 & Critical Analysis 3 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA General Studies (National & Local Security discipline)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Apprentice Communications Signals Intelligence Analyst
Course Number(s): XBABR1N231C 0A1A
INTL421 & Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH Elective Credit 24 SH Apprentice Electronic Signals Intelligence Analyst
Course Number(s): XBABR1N231A 0A1A
INTL421 & Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH Elective Credit 24 SH Asia-Pacific Cryptologic Linguist (Korean)
Course Number(s): XAABR1N334G0KPA
Effective Dates: May 11, 2005 & Dec 31, 2010
INTL434 & Threat Analysis 3 SH INTL442 & Tactical Intelligence 3 SH General Education Humanities Credit 3 SH Elective Credit 20 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Combat Targeting Course (CTC)
Course Number(s): X3OZR14N3 0A3A
Effective Dates: Jan 9, 2006 & Apr 20, 2011
Elective Credit 4 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below)
- BA General Studies (National & Local Security discipline)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH OMNI499 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Communication Signals Collection and Processing
Course Number(s): 77BABN1N231 0A1A
Effective Dates: Jul 10, 2000 & Apr 20, 2011
INTL421 & Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH Elective Credit 27 SH Digital Network Analysis Apprentice
Course Number(s): XAABR1N431A 0A1A
INTL421 & Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH Elective Credit 23 SH Electronic Signals Intelligence Exploitation Apprentice
Course Number(s): XBABR1N531 0A1A
Effective Dates: Jun 20, 2005 & Oct 19, 2008
INTL421 & Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH Elective Credit 22 SH Course Number(s): XBABR1N531 0A1B
Effective Dates: Oct 20, 2008 & Mar 19, 2009
INTL421 & Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH Elective Credit 22 SH Course Number(s): XBABR1N531 0A1C
Effective Dates: Mar 20, 2009 & Mar 24, 2011
INTL421 & Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH Elective Credit 27 SH Electronic Systems Security Assessment
Course Number(s): X3ABR1N631 0A1B
Effective Dates: Jan 14, 2005 & Jan 5, 2007
Elective Credit 8 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Electronic Warfare/Signals Intelligence Analysis
Course Number(s): 77AABR1N431 2A1A
Effective Dates: Aug 6, 1999 & Nov 6, 2008
INTL421 & Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH Elective Credit 22 SH Course Number(s): XAABR1N431 2A1B
Effective Dates: Nov 7, 2008 & Jan 24, 2010
INTL421 & Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH Elective Credit 24 SH Course Number(s): XAABR1N431 2A1C
INTL421 & Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH Elective Credit 24 SH Electronic Warfare/Voice Interceptor Arabic
Course Number(s): XAABR1N335A2ADA
Effective Dates: May 26, 2005 & Dec 31, 2010
INTL434 & Threat Analysis 3 SH INTL442 & Tactical Intelligence 3 SH Elective Credit 15 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Electronic Warfare/Voice Interceptor Korean
Course Number(s): XAABR1N334G2KPA
Effective Dates: May 11, 2005 & Dec 31, 2010
INTL434 & Threat Analysis 3 SH INTL442 & Tactical Intelligence 3 SH Elective Credit 19 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Electronic Warfare/Voice Interceptor Russian
Course Number(s): XAABR1N333A0RUA
Effective Dates: May 4, 2005 & Dec 31, 2010
INTL434 & Threat Analysis 3 SH INTL442 & Tactical Intelligence 3 SH Elective Credit 18 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Electronic Warfare/Voice Interceptor Spanish
Course Number(s): XAABR1N332A2QBA
Effective Dates: Sep 6, 2005 & Dec 31, 2010
INTL434 & Threat Analysis 3 SH INTL442 & Tactical Intelligence 3 SH Elective Credit 14 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH European II East Cryptologic Linguist (Russian)
Course Number(s): XAABR1N333A3RUA
Effective Dates: May 4, 2005 & Dec 31, 2010
INTL434 & Threat Analysis 3 SH INTL442 & Tactical Intelligence 3 SH General Education Humanities Credit 3 SH Elective Credit 13 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Far East Cryptologic Linguist (Chinese)
Course Number(s): XAABR1N334A0CMA
Effective Dates: Jul 13, 2005 & Dec 31, 2010
INTL434 & Threat Analysis 3 SH INTL442 & Tactical Intelligence 3 SH General Education Humanities Credit 3 SH Elective Credit 17 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Geospatial-Intelligence Analyst
Course Number(s): X3ABR1N131A 00AA
Effective Dates: Sep 1, 2009 & Mar 26, 2013
Elective Credit 30 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA General Studies (National & Local Security discipline)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH OMNI499 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Course Number(s): X3ABR1N131A 00AB
Elective Credit 30 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA General Studies (National & Local Security discipline)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH OMNI499 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Geospatial-Intelligence Targeting
Course Number(s): X3ABR1N131B 00AA
Effective Dates: Sep 1, 2009 & Mar 26, 2013
Elective Credit 29 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA General Studies (National & Local Security discipline)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH OMNI499 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Course Number(s): X3ABR1N131B 00AB
Elective Credit 29 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA General Studies (National & Local Security discipline)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH OMNI499 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Imagery Analysis Apprentice
Course Number(s): X8ABR1N131 0A8B
Effective Dates: Nov 25, 2005 & Dec 31, 2010
Elective Credit 45 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA General Studies (National & Local Security discipline)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Intelligence Fundamentals
Course Number(s): X3AQR1N000 0A1A
Effective Dates: Aug 28, 2009 & Oct 18, 2010
INTL304 & Intelligence Collection 3 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA General Studies (National & Local Security discipline)
3 SH Course Number(s): X3AQR1N000 0A1A, XAAQR1N431A 00AA, XAAQR1N431B 00AA, X3AQR1N031 00AA, X3AQR1N131B 00AA, XBAQR1N531 00AA, X3AQR1A832 00AA, XAAQR1N231C 0A1A, XAAQR1N231A 0A1A, XAAQR1A831 00AA, XAAQR1N331 00AA
Effective Dates: Oct 19, 2010 & Feb 28, 2013
INTL304 & Intelligence Collection 3 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA General Studies (National & Local Security discipline)
3 SH Course Number(s): X3AQR1N000 0A1B, XAAQR1N431A 00AB, XAAQR1N431B 00AB, X3AQR1N031 00AB, X3AQR1N131B 00AB, XBAQR1N531 00AB, X3AQR1A832 00AB, XAAQR1N231C 0A1B, XAAQR1N231A 0A1B, XAAQR1A831 00AB, XAAQR1N331 00AB
INTL304 & Intelligence Collection 3 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA General Studies (National & Local Security discipline)
3 SH Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Operations Course (IROC)
Course Number(s): X3OZR14N3 0A1A, X3AZR1NXX1 0A1A
Effective Dates: Apr 22, 2008 & Aug 21, 2012
Elective Credit 2 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA General Studies (National & Local Security discipline)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Course Number(s): X3OZR14N3 0A1B, X3AZR1NXX1 0A1B
Elective Credit 2 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA General Studies (National & Local Security discipline)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Middle East Cryptologic Linguist (Arabic)
Course Number(s): XAABR1N335A3ADA
Effective Dates: May 25, 2005 & Dec 31, 2010
INTL434 & Threat Analysis 3 SH INTL442 & Tactical Intelligence 3 SH General Education Humanities Credit 3 SH Elective Credit 15 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Middle East Cryptologic Linguist (Farsi)
Course Number(s): XAABR1N335D0PFA
Effective Dates: Sep 14, 2005 & Dec 31, 2010
INTL434 & Threat Analysis 3 SH INTL442 & Tactical Intelligence 3 SH General Education Humanities Credit 3 SH Elective Credit 11 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Middle East Cryptologic Linguist (Hebrew)
Course Number(s): XAABR1N335C0HEA
Effective Dates: Jun 1, 2005 & Dec 31, 2010
INTL434 & Threat Analysis 3 SH INTL442 & Tactical Intelligence 3 SH General Education Humanities Credit 3 SH Elective Credit 15 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Middle East Linguist Specialist
Course Number(s): XAABR1N335A0ADA
Effective Dates: Aug 3, 2005 & Dec 31, 2010
INTL434 & Threat Analysis 3 SH INTL442 & Tactical Intelligence 3 SH General Education Humanities Credit 3 SH Elective Credit 11 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Network Intelligence Analysis Apprentice
Course Number(s): XAABR1N431 0A1A
Effective Dates: Jan 1, 2005 & Apr 8, 2010
INTL421 & Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH Elective Credit 27 SH Course Number(s): XAABR1N431 0A1B
Effective Dates: Apr 9, 2010 & Mar 31, 2012
INTL421 & Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH Elective Credit 27 SH Operations Intelligence Apprentice
Course Number(s): X3ABR1N031 0A6A
Effective Dates: Apr 24, 2005 & Sep 22, 2009
Elective Credit 37 SH Course Number(s): X3ABR1N031 0A6B
Effective Dates: Sep 23, 2009 & Jan 28, 2013
Elective Credit 28 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BS Business Analytics (Security and Intelligence concentration)
- BA General Studies (National & Local Security discipline)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH OMNI499 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Course Number(s): X3ABR1N031 0A6C
Elective Credit 28 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BS Business Analytics (Security and Intelligence concentration)
- BA General Studies (National & Local Security discipline)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH OMNI499 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Romance Cryptologic Linguist (Spanish)
Course Number(s): XAABR1N332A0QBA
Effective Dates: Sep 6, 2005 & Dec 31, 2010
INTL434 & Threat Analysis 3 SH INTL442 & Tactical Intelligence 3 SH General Education Humanities Credit 3 SH Elective Credit 12 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Slavic Cryptologic Linguist (Russian)
Course Number(s): XAABR1N333A0RUA
Effective Dates: May 4, 2005 & Dec 31, 2010
INTL434 & Threat Analysis 3 SH INTL442 & Tactical Intelligence 3 SH General Education Humanities Credit 3 SH Elective Credit 12 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Slavic Cryptologic Linguist (Serbian)
Course Number(s): XAABR1N334D0SCA
Effective Dates: May 11, 2005 & Dec 31, 2010
INTL434 & Threat Analysis 3 SH INTL442 & Tactical Intelligence 3 SH General Education Humanities Credit 3 SH Elective Credit 13 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH Targeting Intelligence Formal Training Unit Course (Officer) or (Enlisted)
Course Number(s): X3AZR1N1XX 0A3A, X3OZR14N3 0A3D
Elective Credit 6 SH OMNI399 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA General Studies (National & Local Security discipline)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH OMNI499 & Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- BA Intelligence Studies & all concentrations
3 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include an official CCAF Transcript, a Joint Services Transcript, or an AF Form 1256 when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program.
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Graduate
Military
Goodfellow Air Force Base
The maximum transfer credit award possible varies based on the following:
AF Critical Thinking and Structured Analysis Course (AF CTSAC)
Course Number(s): X3OZR14NX 00AA
Effective Dates: Apr 1, 2013 – Present
INTL501 – Strategic Intelligence 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- MA Intelligence Studies – all concentrations
3 SH AF DCGS Operations Commander Course or AF DCGS Mission Operations Commander
Course Number(s): X2OOR14N3 A90A, X3OOR14N3 A90A
Effective Dates: Jan 19, 2005 – Present
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- MA Homeland Security
- MA Intelligence Studies – all concentrations
3 SH Analysis, Correlation, and Fusion Course (ACFC)
Course Number(s): X3OZR14N3 0D1A
Effective Dates: Apr 30, 2008 – Aug 30, 2012
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- MA Intelligence Studies – all concentrations
3 SH Analysis Intelligence Formal Training Unit (A-IFTU)
Course Number(s): X2OZR14NX 00AA
Effective Dates: Mar 1, 2012 – Apr 30, 2013
INTL501 – Strategic Intelligence 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- MA Intelligence Studies – all concentrations
3 SH Combat Targeting Course
Course Number(s): X3OZR14N3B 003
Effective Dates: Jan 9, 2004 – Jan 8, 2006
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- MA Homeland Security
- MA Intelligence Studies – all concentrations
3 SH Course Number(s): X3OZR14N3 0A3A
Effective Dates: Jan 9, 2006 – Apr 20, 2011
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- MA Homeland Security – all concentrations
- MA Intelligence Studies – all concentrations
- MA Military Studies with a concentration in Joint Warfare
3 SH Enlisted Intelligence Master Skills Course (EIMSC)
Course Number(s): X3AZR1NXXX 0B1A
Effective Dates: Dec 31, 2009 – Present
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- MA Intelligence Studies – all concentrations
3 SH Intelligence Master Skills Course
Course Number(s): X3OZR14N5 000, X3OZR14N4 0A1A
Effective Dates: Mar 24, 2005 – Jan 10, 2010
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- MA Homeland Security – all concentrations
- MA Intelligence Studies – all concentrations
3 SH Course Number(s): X3OZR14N5 000, X3OZR14N4 0A1A
Effective Dates: Jan 11, 2010 – Present
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- MA Intelligence Studies – all concentrations
3 SH Intelligence Officer Course
Course Number(s): X3OBR14N1 001, X3OBR14N1 0A1B
Effective Dates: May 5, 2004 – Feb 13, 2008
INTL501 – Strategic Intelligence
3 SH INTL618 – Intelligence Leadership, Management and Coordination
3 SH Elective Credit
3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- MA Homeland Security – all concentrations
- MA Intelligence Studies – all concentrations
6 SH Course Number(s): X3OBR14N1 0A1B
Effective Dates: Feb 14, 2008 – Nov 7, 2012
INTL501 – Strategic Intelligence
3 SH INTL502 – Collection
3 SH Elective Credit
3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- MA Homeland Security – all concentrations
- MA Intelligence Studies – all concentrations
6 SH Course Number(s): X3OBR14N1 0A1C
Effective Dates: Dec 12, 2012 – Present
INTL501 – Strategic Intelligence
3 SH INTL507 – Intelligence Operations
3 SH INTL508 – Intelligence Analysis
3 SH INTL621 – Signals Intelligence (SIGINT)
3 SH INTL627 – Advanced Geospatial Analysis
3 SH Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Operations Course (IROC)
Course Number(s): X3OZR14N4 001, X3OZR14N3 0A1A
Effective Dates: Oct 1, 2004 – Apr 21, 2008
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- MA Intelligence Studies – all concentrations
3 SH Course Number(s): X3OZR14N3 0A1A
Effective Dates: Apr 22, 2008 – Aug 21, 2012
INTL502 – Collection
3 SH Course Number(s): X3OZR14N3 0A1B
Effective Dates: Aug 22, 2012 – Present
INTL502 – Collection
3 SH Targeting Intelligence Formal Training Unit Course (Officer) or (Enlisted)
Course Number(s): X3OZR14N3 0A3D, X3AZR1N1XX 0A3A
Effective Dates: Apr 25, 2011 – Present
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below)
- MA Homeland Security
- MA Intelligence Studies – all concentrations
3 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your AF Form 1256 or AF Form 475 when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing Master of Arts in Intelligence Studies.
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Undergraduate
Academic
Health Information Management (HIM) Supplemental Credit
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 21 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Students with a conferred Associate degree in a Health Information Management related program from institutions accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management (CAHIIM) will receive the following toward their BS Health Information Management program:
Transfer credit for all seven 100 and 200-level courses with HIMA prefixes required in the Major:
HIMA100 – Medical Terminology 3 SH HIMA110 – Introduction to Health Information Management 3 SH HIMA200 – Legal Aspects of Health Information Management 3 SH HIMA220 – Classification Systems I 3 SH HIMA230 – Classification Systems II 3 SH HIMA240 – Healthcare Reimbursement Methodologies 3 SH HIMA250 – Healthcare Delivery Systems and Documentation 3 SH Students may also be awarded supplemental general education credit if their associate degree qualifies. The amount of HIM Supplemental credit awarded in the Major will not exceed the amount of previously earned HIM-related credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include your official transcript from a CAHIIM-accredited institution as well as all other transcripts and documents that contributed to your Associate degree conferral when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program at the university, but are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursing the Bachelor of Science in Health Information Management.
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Undergraduate
Academic
Hospital Corporation of America (HCA) Capital Division Nurse Residency Program
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 3 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Effective Date: January 1, 2021
NURS300 – Transitions in Nursing 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
Please include a copy of your your HCA Capital Division Nurse Residency Program certificate of completion when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
You may pursue any undergraduate degree program, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing the Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
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Undergraduate
Military
Human Intelligence Training (HUMINT) Joint Center of Excellence (HT-JCOE)
Joint Interrogation Management (JIMC)
Effective Dates: September 12, 2011 to Present
INTL423 – Human Intelligence 3 SH INTL424 – Interrogation 3 SH Joint Senior Interrogator (JSIC)
Effective Dates: September 12, 2011 to Present
INTL424 – Interrogation 3 SH OMNI398 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below) - BA Intelligence Studies – General, Counterintelligence, Intelligence Collection, Criminal Intelligence, Intelligence Analysis, Intelligence Operations, Terrorism Studies, or Geospatial Intelligence concentration
3 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered traditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please send in an official certificate or a copy of your DA Form 1059 when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Intelligence Studies.
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Graduate
Military
Human Intelligence Training (HUMINT) Joint Center of Excellence (HT-JCOE)
Joint Interrogation Management (JIMC)
Effective Dates: September 12, 2011 to Present
INTL623 – Human Intelligence (HUMINT) 3 SH Joint Senior Interrogator (JSIC)
Effective Dates: September 12, 2011 to Present
OMNI398 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below) - BA Intelligence Studies – General, Counterintelligence, Intelligence Collection, Criminal Intelligence, Intelligence Analysis, Intelligence Operations, Terrorism Studies, or Geospatial Intelligence concentration
3 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered traditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please send in an official certificate or a copy of your DA Form 1059 when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Master of Arts in Intelligence Studies.
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Undergraduate
Other
Human Resource Certification Institute
Professional in Human Resource (PHR) Certification
HRMT407 – Human Resource Management 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- BA Business – Major
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology Area
- BA Human Resource Management – Major
- BA Management with a Human Resource Management or General concentration
- Bachelor Business Administration with a General concentration
3 SH Senior Professional in Human Resource (SPHR) Certification
HRMT407 – Human Resource Management 3 SH HRMT416 – Human Resource Development 3 SH HRMT419 – Recruitment and Staffing 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- BA Business – Major
- BA General Studies – Management and Technology Area
- BA Human Resource Management – Major
- BA Management with a Human Resource Management or General concentration
- Bachelor Business Administration with a General concentration
3 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Certified as a Professional in Human Resource (PHR) or as a Senior Professional in Human Resource (SPHR) through the Human Resource (HR) Certification Institute.
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- PHR and SPHR certifications are only valid within the dates as indicated on your certificate, and must be renewed every three years.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program at the university, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing one of these degrees:
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Graduate
Other
Human Resource Certification Institute
The maximum transfer credit award possible from these certifications is 6 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Senior Professional in Human Resource (SPHR) Certification
HRMT600 – Human Resource Management 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below) - MA Management – all concentrations except Defense Mgmt
- Master of Business Administration – General concentration
- Master of Public Administration – Human Resources concentration
3 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Certified as a Senior Professional in Human Resource (SPHR) through the Human Resource (HR) Certification Institute.
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- SPHR certifications are only valid within the dates as indicated on your certificate, and must be renewed every three years.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program at the university, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award with one of these degrees:
- Master of Arts in Management, all Concentrations except Defense Management
- Master of Business Administration with a General Concentration
- Master of Public Administration with a concentration in Human Resources
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Undergraduate
Public Safety
Indianapolis Fire Department Fire Recruit Training Program
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 26 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Effective Dates: January 1, 2015 – Present
FSMT102 – Fire Behavior and Combustion 3 SH FSMT188 – Fire Prevention 3 SH FSMT201 – Fire Protection Systems 3 SH FSMT210 – Fundamentals of Fire Protection 3 SH Elective Credit 14 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a signed copy of your IFD Fire Recruite Training Transcript when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program.
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Undergraduate
Other
Information Systems Audit and Control Association
Certified Information Security Auditor (CISA)
INFO331 – Management Information Systems
3 SH ISSC471 – IT Security Auditing 3 SH ITMG471 – Information Systems: Policy and Planning 3 SH Certified Information Security Manager (CISM)
ISSC262 / ISSC362 – Red and Blue Team Security
3 SH ISSC363 - IT Security: Risk Management 3 SH ISSC422 – Information Security 3 SH ISSC481 – IT Security: Planning and Policy 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Completed the Certified Information Security Auditor (CISA) and/or Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) certification(s) through the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA).
- Please include a copy of your CISA and/or CISM certification from ISACA when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program at the university, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing one of these degrees:
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Graduate
Other
Information Systems Audit and Control Association
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 3 to 6 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Certified Information Security Auditor (CISA)
INFO531 – Management Information Systems 3 SH Certified Information Security Manager (CISM)
ISSC642 – Intrusion Detection and Incident Handling 3 SH ISSC680 – Information Security Management 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Completed the Certified Information Security Auditor (CISA) and/or Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) certification(s) through the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA).
- Please include a copy of your CISA and/or CISM certification from ISACA when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program at the university, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award for the Certified Information Security Auditor (CISA) by pursuing a Master of Science in Information Technology, for the Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) by pursing a Master of Science in Information Technology with a concentration in Information Assurance and Security.
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Undergraduate
Other
Institute for Supply Management: Certified Purchasing Manager
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 9 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
DEFM305 – Acquisition Business Management 3 SH TLMT341 – Logistics Management 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- BA Government Contracting and Acquisition – Major
- BA Management with a Retail Management or General concentration
- BA Military Management and Program Acquisition with a Program Acquisition and Contraction or Military Management and Leadership concentration
- BA Reverse Logistics Management with a Retail Management or Transportation and Logistics Management concentration
- BA Transportation and Logistics Management with a General concentration
3 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Completed the Certified Purchasing Manager (CPM) certificate through the Institute for Supply Management.
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program at the university, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing one of these degrees:
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Graduate
Other
Institute for Supply Management: Certified Professional in Supply Management
The maximum transfer credit award possible from this certification is 6 semester hours (SH) as follows:
TLMT501 – Transportation and Policy Planning 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MA Management – General concentration
- MA Reverse Logistics Management
- MA Transportation and Logistics Management – General concentration
- MA Transportation and Logistics Management – Reverse Logistics concentration
- Master of Business Administration – General concentration
- Master of Public Administration – Organizational Management concentration
3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Eligibility
- Certification must be valid (not expired) at the time of the transfer credit evaluation for a student to be able to receive transfer credit.
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Master of Arts in Transportation and Logistics Management with a General Concentration.
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Undergraduate
Other
International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium Certifications
The maximum transfer credit award possible varies based on the following:
Certified Authorization Professional (CAP)
ISSC361 – Information Assurance 3 SH ISSC363 – IT Security: Risk Management 3 SH ISSC364 – IT Security: Access Control and Authentication 3 SH ISSC422 – Information Security 3 SH ISSC471 – IT Security: Auditing 3 SH ISSC481 – IT Security: Planning and Policy 3 SH Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)
ISSC331 – Legal Issues in Information Security 3 SH ISSC242 / ISSC342 – Hardening Operating Systems 3 SH ISSC363 – IT Security: Risk Management 3 SH ISSC364 – IT Security: Access Control and Authentication 3 SH ISSC266 / ISSC366 – Cryptography Concepts 3 SH ISSC368 – IT Security: Physical and Peripheral Defense 3 SH ISSC297 / ISSC411 – Securing Applications 3 SH ISSC421 – Computer and Network Security 3 SH ISSC481 – IT Security: Planning and Policy 3 SH ISSC490 – IT Security: Business Continuity 3 SH Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professional (CSSLP)
ENTD268 / ENTD311 – Information System Design 3 SH ISSC297 / ISSC411 – Securing Applications 3 SH ISSC290 / ISSC431 – Securing Databases 3 SH System Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP)
ISSC363 – IT Security: Risk Management 3 SH ISSC364 – IT Security: Access Control and Authentication 3 SH ISSC266 / ISSC366 – Cryptography Concepts 3 SH ISSC421 – Computer and Network Security 3 SH ISSC422 – Information Security 3 SH ISSC461 – IT Security: Countermeasures 3 SH ISSC471 – IT Security: Auditing 3 SH ISSC490 – IT Security: Business Continuity 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- For CAP and/or SSCP, a student must have been certified or re-certified within 5 years of the date of their TCE. To qualify for this internal policy as a CISSP, a student must have a valid certification at the time their TCE is completed. For example, a student with a CISSP certification expiring in December of 2018 who requests their Initial TCE in July 2018 would qualify; however, if that same student was to request a Program Change in 2019, the existing certification on file would no longer be considered valid, and transfer credit would not be awarded without a new, valid CISSP certification being submitted.
- Please include a copy of your CAP, CISSP, CSSLP, and/or SSCP certification(s) from (ISC)2 when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program at the university, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing one of these degrees:
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Graduate
Other
International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium Certifications
The maximum transfer credit award possible varies based on the following:
Certified Authorization Professional (CAP) – Earned 2008 or later
ISSC660 – Information Assurance 3 SH ISSC680 – Information Security Management 3 SH Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)
ISSC641 – Telecommunications and Network Security 3 SH ISSC642 – Intrusion Detection and Incident Handling 3 SH ISSC680 – Information Security Management 3 SH Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professional (CSSLP) – Earned 2008 or later
ENTD311 – Analysis and Design of Information Systems 3 SH ISSC411 – Application Security 3 SH ISSC431 – Database Systems Security 3 SH System Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP) – Earned 2008 or later
ISSC641 – Telecommunications and Network Security 3 SH ISSC642 – Intrusion Detection and Incident Handling 3 SH ISSC680 – Information Security Management 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- For CAP and/or SSCP, a student must have been certified or re-certified within 5 years of the date of their TCE. To qualify for this internal policy as a CISSP, a student must have a valid certification at the time their TCE is completed. For example, a student with a CISSP certification expiring in December of 2018 who requests their Initial TCE in July 2018 would qualify; however, if that same student was to request a Program Change in 2019, the existing certification on file would no longer be considered valid, and transfer credit would not be awarded without a new, valid CISSP certification being submitted.
- Please include a copy of your CAP, CISSP, CSSLP, and/or SSCP certification(s) from (ISC)2 when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program at the university, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Master of Science in Information Technology with an Information Assurance and Security Concentration
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Undergraduate
Government
Joint Counterintelligence Training Academy
The maximum transfer credit award possible varies based on the following:
Advanced Counterintelligence Investigations Course (ACIIC) or National Security Investigations Course
Effective Dates: August 12, 2008 – Present
Elective Credit 2 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
6 SH Advanced FCI Operations Course (AFCIOC) or Advanced FCI Surveillance – Counterintelligence Surveillance (AFCIS)
Effective Dates: Nov 29, 2007 – Present
INTL412 – Espionage/Counterespionage or INTL416 – Spycraft 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
3 SH Counterintelligence Applied Analysis Course (CIAAC)
Effective Dates: Apr 21, 2008 – Present
INTL409 – Counterintelligence Analysis 3 SH Counterintelligence Fundamentals Course
Effective Dates: Apr 12, 2011 – Present
INTL410 – Counterintelligence 3 SH Counterintelligence Support to Force Protection (CIFP)
Effective Dates: November 29, 2007 – Present
INTL434 – Threat Analysis 3 SH INTL409 – Counterintelligence Analysis 3 SH Counterintelligence Surveillance (JCITA-SURV) or Counterintelligence Surveillance Course (CSC)
Effective Dates: November 29, 2007 – Present
INTL412 – Espionage/Counterespionage or INTL416 – Spycraft 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
3 SH Counterintelligence Threat Seminar – China (CTS) or Counterintelligence Threat Seminar – China (CITS-C)
Effective Dates: November 29, 2007 – Present
INTL460 – China Country Analysis 3 SH Counterintelligence Threat Seminar – North Korea or Counterintelligence Threat Seminar – North Korea (NKTS)
Effective Dates: January 28, 2009 – Present
INTL463 – Korea Country Analysis 3 SH DoD Counterintelligence Agent Course (DCAC)
Effective Dates: July 18, 2008 – Present
INTL408 – Counterintelligence Operations 3 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Intelligence Studies.
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Undergraduate
Military
Joint Knowledge Online: Senior Enlisted Joint Professional Military Education
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 6 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Senior Enrolled Joint Professional Military Education I (SEJPME I)
Effective Dates: May 1, 2016 – Present
Elective Credit 3 SH Senior Enrolled Joint Professional Military Education II (SEJPME II)
Effective Dates: May 1, 2016 – Present
Elective Credit 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program.
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Undergraduate
Public Safety
Law Enforcement Academies
Below is a list of training programs the university has evaluated and been able to award credit for that do not fall under the Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) or Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) recommendations.
- Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Introduction to Correctional Techniques Phase II
- Department of Veteran Affairs – Basic Police Officer Course
- Detroit Metropolitan Police Academy (1989 – 1990)
- Federal Reserve LE Basic Training (2009 – Present)
- Franklin County Sheriff's Office – Washington State (2007 – Present)
- Illinois Basic Police Training (Version III) (2005 – Present)
- Metropolitan Police Department – Washington D.C. (1/1979 – 4/1979)
- New York City Police Department National CCRS
- New York State Division of State Police National CCRS
- North Carolina Basic Highway (119th Fast Track)Patrol School
- Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Academy – Basic Deputy School (2000 – Present)
- Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Academy – In-Service Training see Internal Policy
- Ohio Peace Officer – Basic Training Program (Eastland Police Academy) (9/1996 – 12/1996)
- Ohio Peace Officer Training (1/2007 – Present)
- Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission- Commercial Motor Vehicle Investigationand
Inspection Level I (2005 – Present) - Southern Police Institute – Admin Officer's Course (1994 – Present)
offered through the University of Louisville – OFFICIAL university transcript required - U.S. Marine Corps Police Academy (Civilian) (1999 – Present)
- Wisconsin State Patrol Academy (12/2002 – Present)
Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program.
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Graduate
Other
Logistics Institute: Leadership Strategies
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 3 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
MGMT605 – Leadership 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Per university policy, the course completion date must be within ten years of the date of the transfer credit evaluation for a student to be able to receive transfer credit.
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing one of the following:
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Graduate
Other
Logistics Institute: Supply Chain Strategies
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 3 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - MA Transportation and Logistics Management
3 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Per university policy, the course completion date must be within ten years of the date of the transfer credit evaluation for a student to be able to receive transfer credit.
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Master of Arts in Transportation and Logistics Management
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Undergraduate
Other
Loss Prevention Foundation
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 6 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
LPQualified (2009 – present)
Elective Credit 3 SH LPCertified (2010 – present)
RTMG220 Retail Asset Protection 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Completed the LPQualified and/or LPCertified through the Loss Prevention Foundation.
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program at the university, but are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursing the Associate of Arts in Retail Management.
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Undergraduate
Other
Management Concepts
Equivalent/Omnibus-Granting MCI Coursework:
Shaping Smart Business Arrangements
Must complete all of the following:
- CON 100 – Shaping Smart Business Arrangements
Effective Dates: 8/26/2005 – Present
DEFM310 – Program and Acquisition Management I
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveContract Logistics
Must complete all of the following:
- CON 121 – Contract Planning
- CON 124 – Contract Execution
- CON 127 – Contract Management
- CON 200 – Business Decisions for Contracting
Effective Dates: 5/1/2014 – Present
DEFM311 – Program and Acquisition Management II
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveLegal Considerations in Contracting
Must complete all of the following:
- CON 216 – Legal Considerations in Contracting
Effective Dates: 11/26/2007 – Present
OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)Elective-Granting MCI Coursework:
6015 – IT PM I: Initiating and Planning Successful Projects
Effective Dates: 3/6/2015 – 9/1/2017
No university equivalent
1.3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6016 – IT PM II: Executing, Controlling, and Closing Successful Projects
Effective Dates: 3/6/2015 – 9/1/2017
No university equivalent
1.4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6019 – FAC-P/PM IT Core-Plus: IT Infrastructure and Architectural Design
Effective Dates: 4/8/2016 – 9/1/2017
No university equivalent
1.7 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6020 – FAC-P/PM IT Core-Plus: IT Management, Security, and Performance Assurance
Effective Dates: 4/1/2017 – 9/1/2017
No university equivalent
1.7 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6316 – IT Project Initialization and Integration
Effective Dates: 12/9/2015 – 9/1/2017
No university equivalent
1.4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6317 – IT Project Requirements and Configuration Management
Effective Dates: 11/2/2015 – 9/1/2017
No university equivalent
0.9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6318 – IT Project Planning, Management, and Risk
Effective Dates: 12/4/2017 – 9/1/2017
No university equivalent
1.4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6319 – IT Project Execution and Delivery
Effective Dates: 12/9/2015 – 9/1/2017
No university equivalent
0.9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6320 – IT Project Monitoring and Controlling
Effective Dates: 12/15/2015 – 9/1/2017
No university equivalent
0.9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6321 – IT Project Acquisition and Vendor Management
Effective Dates: 12/17/2017 – 9/1/2017
No university equivalent
0.9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6876 – Fundamentals of Leading Projects and Programs
Effective Dates: 6/26/2014 – 8/31/2017
No university equivalent
1.4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEffective Dates: 9/1/2017 – Present
No university equivalent
0.9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6877 – Fundamentals of Business, Cost & Financial Management
Effective Dates: 6/30/2014 – 10/27/2017
No university equivalent
0.9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEffective Dates: 10/30/2017 – Present
No university equivalent
1.4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6878 – Fundamentals of Contracting
Effective Dates: 6/27/2014 – 10/18/2017
No university equivalent
0.9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEffective Dates: 10/19/2017 - Present
No university equivalent
1.4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6879 – Fundamentals of Project & Program Management
Effective Dates: 6/30/2014 – 10/17/2017
No university equivalent
1.4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEffective Dates: 10/18/2017 - Present
No university equivalent
1.7 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6886 – Applied Leadership in Projects & Programs
Effective Dates: 10/3/2014 – 9/12/2017
No university equivalent
1.4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEffective Dates: 9/13/2017 - Present
No university equivalent
0.9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6887 – Applications in Business, Cost & Financial Management
Effective Dates: 10/4/2014 – 10/10/2017
No university equivalent
0.9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEffective Dates: 10/11/2017 - Present
No university equivalent
1.4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6888 – Applications in Contracting
Effective Dates: 10/4/2014 – 11/2/2017
No university equivalent
0.9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEffective Dates: 11/3/2017- Present
No university equivalent
1.4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6889 – Applications in Project & Program Management
Effective Dates: 10/10/2014 – 9/20/2017
No university equivalent
1.4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEffective Dates: 9/21/2017 - Present
No university equivalent
1.7 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6891 – Progressive Leadership in Program Management
Effective Dates: 8/4/2014 – 9/1/2017
No university equivalent
0.9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6892 – Progressive Business, Cost & Financial Management
Effective Dates: 10/16/2014 – 11/9/2017
No university equivalent
0.9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEffective Dates: 11/10/2017 - Present
No university equivalent
1.4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6893 – Progressive Contracting Strategies for Programs
Effective Dates: 9/22/2014 – 10/30/2017
No university equivalent
0.9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEffective Dates: 10/31/2017 - Present
No university equivalent
1.4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6894 – Progressive Concepts in Program Management
Effective Dates: 8/8/2014 – 10/26/2017
No university equivalent
0.9 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEffective Dates: 10/27/2017 - Present
No university equivalent
1.7 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveNOTE: Management Concepts, Inc. also offers a large number of additional courses that are not part of this policy, but have been evaluated by the American Council on Education (ACE). Refer to the organization’s page on ACE’s website for the full listing.
*Omnibus credit is upper level transfer credit which applies to a student's specific area of study within their Major/Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. Students for whom this credit does not directly apply may have the same number of semester hours applied as Elective credit depending on their specific program requirements.
Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
Please include a copy of your Management Concepts certificate of completion when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.You may pursue any undergraduate degree program, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing Bachelor of Arts in Government Contracting and Acquisition.
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Undergraduate
Public Safety
Maryland State Police Academy Training – Basic Course for State Police
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 45 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Effective Date: October 29, 2012
CMRJ100 – Introduction to Law Enforcement 3 SH CMRJ101 – Evidence and Procedures 3 SH CMRJ203 – Patrol Methodologies & Community Policing 3 SH LSTD301 – Constitutional Law 3 SH LSTD302 – Criminal Law 3 SH Elective Credit 30 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
Please include a copy of your Maryland State Police Academy certificate of completion of completion when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.You may pursue any undergraduate degree program, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing the Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice.
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Undergraduate
Other
Micro Logistics, Inc.
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 18 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
ITMG221 / ITMG321 – Information Technology Project Management 3 SH ITMG222 / ITMG322 – Project Management Using MS Project 3 SH ITMG490 – IT Management: Independent Study 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Completed one or more of the courses listed through Micro Logistics, Inc. prior to Aug. 5, 2016.
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program at the university, but are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursing the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology.
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Undergraduate
Other
National Academy of Sports Medicine – Certified Personal Trainer (NASM-CPT)
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 3 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Effective Date: October 29, 2012
SPHE420 – Exercise Programming and Testing 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
Please include a copy of your NASM Certified Personal Trainer (NASM-CPT) certificate of completion when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.You may pursue any undergraduate degree program, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing the Bachelor of Science in Sports & Health Sciences.
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Undergraduate
Public Safety
National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians Certifications
NREMT EMT – B (Basic)
Elective Credit 6 SH NREMT – Emergency Medical Responder (NREMR)
Elective Credit 6 SH NREMT – Emergency Medical Technician (NREMT)
Elective Credit 9 SH NREMT EMT – I (Intermediate or Update)
Elective Credit 11 SH NREMT – Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (NRAEMT)
Elective Credit 12 SH NREMT EMT – P (Paramedic)
Elective Credit 18 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credit cannot be combined for each level completed; only the higher amount of transfer credit will be awarded when multiple certifications within the training hierarchy are submitted. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Completed a National Registry for Emergency Medical Technician Certification.
- Please include a copy of your certificate of certification when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
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Undergraduate
Other
National Registry of Food Safety Professionals
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 3 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Food Safety Manager Certification
HOSP101 – Foodservice Sanitation 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Completed the Food Safety Manager Certification course through the National Registry of Food Safety Professionals (NRFSP).
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program at the university, but are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursing one of these degrees:
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Undergraduate
Other
National Retail Federation Foundation
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 6 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Retail Management Certification
RTMG303 – Retail Merchandising Operations 3 SH Sales Certification
RTMG200 – Customer Relations 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Completed the Retail Management Certification and/or the Sales Certification through the National Retail Federation Foundation (NRF Foundation).
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program at the university, but are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursing the Bachelor of Arts in Retail Management
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Undergraduate
Other
National Strength and Conditioning Association Certified Personal Trainer
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 3 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
SPHE420 Exercise Programming and Testing 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Completed the NSCA Certified Personal Trainer (NSCA-CPT) program.
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program at the university, but are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursing the Bachelor of Science in Sports & Health Sciences
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Undergraduate
Public Safety
Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Academy: In Service Training Courses
Advanced Crises Intervention and Negotiations, Advanced Kinesics Interview and Interrogations, and Advanced Search and Seizure
OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the program below) - BA Criminal Justice – General concentration
3 SH Advanced FTO
Elective Credit 1 SH Basic Crime Prevention
Elective Credit 2 SH Basic Crime Scene Photography
Elective Credit 2 SH Basic Crime Scene Processing and Evidence Collection, and Basic Search and Seizure
CMRJ101 – Evidence and Procedures 3 SH Basic Financial Crimes
Elective Credit 1 SH Basic Kinesics Interviewing Techniques
Elective Credit 2 SH Basic Spanish for Corrections Personnel
Elective Credit 2 SH Crisis Intervention for First Responders
Elective Credit 2 SH Cybercop 101 – Basic Data Recovery and Acquisition (BDRA)
Elective Credit 2 SH Cyber Investigation – ISEE Instructor Development Project
Elective Credit 1 SH Cyber Investigation Secure Techniques for Onsite Preview (STOP)
Elective Credit 2 SH Decision Making for Corrections
Elective Credit 1 SH Domestic and International Terrorism
Elective Credit 1 SH Fast Cyber Forensic Triage
Elective Credit 1 SH Field Training Officer
Elective Credit 2 SH First Line Supervisors School
Elective Credit 2 SH Forensic Entomology and Investigative Forensics
OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit * (only applies to the programs below) - BA Criminal Justice – General concentration
- BS Criminal Justice
3 SH General Instructor Development
Elective Credit 2 SH Hostage/Crisis Negotiation
Elective Credit 2 SH ICS 300
Elective Credit 1 SH ICS 400
Elective Credit 1 SH Internal Affairs Investigations
Elective Credit 1 SH Introductions to Securing Law Enforcement Networks
Elective Credit 2 SH Leadership Strategies I and Leadership Strategies II
MGMT312 – Leadership and Motivation 3 SH Mid Level Managers
Elective Credit 1 SH Principles of Medico – Legal Death Investigations
Elective Credit 1 SH Pursuing Excellence
Elective Credit 2 SH Suicide Bombing and Attack Protocols for Patrol Officers
Elective Credit 1 SH Tactical Communications for the Correctional Professional
Elective Credit 1 SH Terrorism Awareness: Hidden in Plain Sight
Elective Credit 1 SH Terrorism: Interview and Interrogation of People of Different Cultures
Elective Credit 1 SH Use of Force Analysis
Elective Credit 1 SH VCIN Operator Level A and B
Elective Credit 1 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
*Omnibus credit is upper level transfer credit which applies to a student's specific area of study within their Major/Concentration requirements, but for which APUS does not offer an equivalent course. Students for whom this credit does not directly apply may have the same number of semester hours applied as Elective credit depending on their specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please be aware that only Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Academy courses completed in 2009 or later are eligible for the indicated transfer credit recommendations. Also, in instances where more than one Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Academy course is listed with an 'AND' separator, all of the listed courses must have been completed to be eligible for the corresponding APUS transfer credit recommendation.
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice with a General Concentration
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Undergraduate
Public Safety
Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Training Academy
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 30 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Effective Dates: January 1, 2000 – April 30, 2019
Basic Police Principles and Procedures
CMRJ101 – Evidence & Procedures 3 SH CMRJ203 – Patrol Methodologies & Community Policing 3 SH LSTD302 – Criminal Law 3 SH Elective Credit 9 SH Basic Deputy Sheriff and Police Principles and Procedures
CMRJ101 – Evidence & Procedures 3 SH CMRJ203 – Patrol Methodologies & Community Policing 3 SH LSTD302 – Criminal Law 3 SH Elective Credit 18 SH Effective Dates: May 1, 2019 – Present
Basic Law Enforcement School
CMRJ100 – Introduction to Law Enforcement 3 SH CMRJ101 – Evidence & Procedures 3 SH CMRJ203 – Patrol Methodologies & Community Policing 3 SH LSTD302 – Criminal Law 3 SH Elective Credit 12 SH Combined Basic Deputy Sheriff School
CMRJ100 – Introduction to Law Enforcement 3 SH CMRJ101 – Evidence & Procedures 3 SH CMRJ203 – Patrol Methodologies & Community Policing 3 SH LSTD302 – Criminal Law 3 SH Elective Credit 18 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include an official copy of your Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Training Academy certificate of completion when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program at the university, but are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursing the Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice.
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Undergraduate
Public Safety
Peace Officer Standards and Training
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 27 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
CMRJ101 – Evidence and Procedures 3 SH CMRJ203 – Patrol Methodologies and Community Policing 3 SH LSTD302 – Criminal Law 3 SH Elective Credit 3 SH Additional credit may be awarded for POST courses exceeding 400 contact hours
Elective Credit Up to 15 SH * Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: Students may only receive transfer credit for ONE Basic Academy – Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) course or Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) course. Any additional POST or BLET course is considered duplicate – even if completed through a different organization or in a different state – and will NOT be awarded any additional transfer credit.
The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
*Additional credit award is determined by the following mathematical equation:(# of BLET program hours greater than 400 x 0.25) / 15 = APUS Semester Hours. The resulting APUS SH are rounded down to the nearest whole number when awarded.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice with a General Concentration
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Undergraduate
Other
Project Management Institute Project Management Professional Certification
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 9 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
ITMG221 / ITMG321 – Information Technology Project Management 3 SH ITMG222 / ITMG322 – Project Management Using MS Project 3 SH ITMG490 – IT Management: Independent Study 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- PMP certification is only valid up until the expiration date indicated on the certificate.
- To qualify a student must have a valid certification at the time their TCE is completed. For example, a student with a PMP certification expiring in December of 2012 who requests their Initial TCE in July 2012 would qualify; however, if that same student was to request a Program Change in 2013, the existing certification on file would no longer be considered valid, and transfer credit would not be awarded without a new, valid PMP certification being submitted.
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice with a General Concentration
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Graduate
Other
Project Management Institute Project Management Professional Certification
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 9 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
ITMG624 – Information Technology Project Management 3 SH ITMG625 – IT Project Management: Integration, Scope, and Time 3 SH ITMG626 – IT Project Management: Cost and Communications 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- You must hold a current and valid Project Management Professional (PMP) certification through the Project Management Institute (PMI) at the time of your evaluation.
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program at the university, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Master of Science in Information Technology with a concentration in IT Project Management
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Undergraduate
Public Safety
Public Safety Training and Development (PSTD)
The maximum transfer credit award possible varies based on the following:
Effective Dates: June 1, 2014 – Present1301 — Fire Service Hydraulics
FSMT289 – Fire Protection Hydraulics and Water Supply
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective1505 — Fire Prevention Practices
FSMT188 – Fire Prevention
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective1540 — Private Fire Protection Systems I
FSMT201 – Fire Protection Systems
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective1740 — Course Delivery
No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective1793 — Fire and Life Safety Educator I
FSMT281 – Principles of Fire and Emergency Services Safety and Survival
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective1810 — Firefighting Tactics and Strategies I
No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective2111 — Fire Chemistry
FSMT102 – Fire Behavior and Combustion
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective2120 — Building Construction for the Fire Service
FSMT287 – Fire Protection in Building Construction
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective2541 — Private Fire Protection Systems II
No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective2720 — Company Officer
No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective2741 — Course Design
No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective2770 — Ethical and Legal Issues for the Fire Service
FSMT410 – Fire Regulation, Policy, and Law
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective2794 — Fire and Life Safety Educator II
No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective2811 — Firefighting Tactics and Strategies II
No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective3533 — Community Risk Reduction
FSMT288 – Community Risk Reduction for the Fire and Emergency Services
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective3720 — Strategic Planning
No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective3780 — Analytical Approaches to Public Fire Protection
OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BS Fire Science Management
4045 — Personnel Management for the Fire Emergency Services
HRMT407 – Human Resource Management
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective4585 — Fire Prevention Organization Management
No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6741 — Florida Health and Safety Officer
No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective6742 — Florida Incident Safety Officer
FSMT405 – Fire Safety and Risk Regulation
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective7529 — Legal Issues for the Safety Officer
No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective9516 — Chief Officer
OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BS Fire Science Management
9884 — Quantitative Analysis
FSMT475 – Applications of Fire Research
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in Elective**Omnibus credit is upper level transfer credit which applies to a student's specific area of study within their Major/Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. Students for whom this credit does not directly apply may have the same number of semester hours applied as Elective credit depending on their specific program requirements.
Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your PSTD-issued transcript or certification of completion when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing Bachelor of Science in Fire Science Management.
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Undergraduate
Other
Retail Learning Institute (IGA's Coca-Cola Institute)
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 3 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Elective Credit 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: Courses not listed in the table below are not eligible for this internal recommendation, nor can they be used to replace any of the acceptable courses listed below.The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
To be eligible to earn the 3 semester hours (SH), you must have completed all of these 22 courses from the Retail Learning Institute (International Grocer’s Association [IGA’s] Coca-Cola Institute) within the effective dates as follows:
Assistant Bakery Manager or Bakery – Manager June 30, 2016 Assistant Deli Manager or Supermarket Finance March 2, 2015 Business Ethics January 4, 2016 Category Management August 1, 2016 DC – Information Technology March 2, 2015 DC – Inventory Management March 2, 2015 DC – Risk Management March 2, 2015 Emotional Intelligence November 24, 2015 Introduction to Food and Health March 28, 2016 Introduction to Supervisory Skills I March 2, 2015 Introduction to Supervisory Skills II March 2, 2015 Learning Leader Series – Strategies to Improve Retention April 15, 2016 Learning Leader Series – The Learning Process April 15, 2016 Learning Leader Series – Training Formats April 15, 2016 Management Best Practices March 2, 2015 Managing People March 28, 2016 OSHA Hazard Communication Standards March 2, 2015 Promotions and Merchandising March 2, 2015 Retention and Turnover March 2, 2015 Selling Solutions March 24, 2016 Stress Management March 24, 2016 Supermarket Finance March 2, 2015 You must submit copies of your certificate of completion for each of the 22 courses above, at the time you submit the transfer credit evaluation form
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Undergraduate
Other
ServSafe® Food Protection Manager Certification
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 3 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
HOSP101 Foodservice Sanitation 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Completed the Food Protection Manager certificate through ServSafe.
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program at the university, but are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursing one of these degrees:
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Undergraduate
CBE
Saylor Academy Coursework
NOTE: If you are a current APUS student in a catalog year that predates April 2019, please contact our Transfer Credit team at [email protected] to confirm equivalency and applicability for your specific degree requirements.
Art Appreciation
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2019-5/2022ARTH200 – Art Appreciation
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveBusiness Law
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2018-3/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness Statistics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2019-5/2022MATH120 – Introduction to Statistics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveC++ Programming
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2019-5/2022ENTD200 – Fundamentals of Programming
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveCalculus I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2018-3/2022MATH225 – Calculus
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveCollege Algebra
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 4/2015-5/2018MATH110 – College Algebra
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveCollege Success
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2019-5/2022No university equivalent
1 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputer Communications and Networks
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2016-12/2023ISSC231 – Networking Concepts
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveCorporate Communication
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2018-3/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveCustomer Service
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2021-12/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveCritical Thinking
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2019-5/2022PHIL110 – Critical Thinking
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveEnglish Composition I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2019-5/2022ENGL110 – Making Writing Relevant or ENGL115 – Argumentation and Rhetoric
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveEnvironmental Ethics, Justice, and World Views
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2021-12/2023No university equivalent
2 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveGeneral Chemistry I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2018-11/2021CHEM180 – Introduction to Chemistry
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Business
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2018-3/2022BUSN100 – Basics of Business
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroduction to Comparative Politics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2018-3/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Computer Science I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2021-12/2023ENTD200 – Fundamentals of Programming
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveIntroduction to Computer Science II
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2021-12/2023ENTD380 – Introduction to Object Oriented Programming with Java
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveIntroduction to Electromagnetism
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2018-3/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroduction to Financial Accounting
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2018-3/2022ACCT100 – Accounting I
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroduction to Mechanics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2018-3/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroduction to Molecular and Cellular Biology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2018-3/2022BIOL241 – Cell Biology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroduction to Political Science
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2021-12/2023POLS101 – Introduction to Political Science
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Psychology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2019-5/2022PSYC101 – Introduction to Psychology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Sociology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2021-12/2023SOCI111 – Introduction to Sociology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Statistics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2018-3/2022MATH120 – Introduction to Statistics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveIntroduction to Western Political Thought
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2018-3/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveManagement Information Systems
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2021-12/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveManagerial Accounting
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2021-12/2023ACCT101 – Accounting II
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveMoral and Political Philsophy
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2021-12/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveOperations Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2019-5/2022SCMG201 – Principles of Supply Chain Management
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveOrganizational Behavior
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2018-3/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePrinciples of Finance
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2018-3/2022FINC400 – Principles of Financial Management
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePrinciples of Human Communication
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2021-12/2023COMM101 – Introduction to Communication
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePrinciples of Macroeconomics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2021-12/2023ECON102 – Macroeconomics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectivePrinciples of Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2018-3/2022MGMT310 – Principles and Theory of Management
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePrinciples of Marketing
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2018-3/2022MKTG201 – Fundamentals of Marketing
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePrinciples of Microeconomics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2021-12/2023ECON101 – Microeconomics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveProject Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2019-5/2022BUSN333 – Project Management for Business Analysts
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveSoftware Engineering
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2021-12/2023ENTD278 – Object Oriented Design
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveStrategic Information Technology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2021-12/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveTechnical Writing
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2019-5/2022ENGL220 – Technical Writing
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveWorld Regional Geography
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2019-5/2022GEOG101 – Introduction to Geography
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveIndividual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
Please include a copy of your Saylor transcript when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form. APUS reserves the right to request an official transcript for verification purposes.
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Undergraduate
CBE
Sophia Coursework
NOTE: If you are a current APUS student in a catalog year that predates April 2019, please contact our Transfer Credit team at [email protected] to confirm equivalency and applicability for your specific degree requirements.
Accounting
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2013-7/2022ACCT100 – Accounting I
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveAncient Greek Philosophers
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2018-5/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveApproaches to Studying Religions
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2013-5/2024RELS101 - Introduction to the Study of Religion
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveArt History I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2013-3/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveArt History II
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2019-3/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveBusiness Law
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2020-5/2023BUSN311 – Law and Ethics in the Business Environment
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveCollege Algebra
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2013-3/2022MATH110 – College Algebra
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveCollege Readiness
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2019-11/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveCommunication at Work
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2020-7/2023ENGL226 – Effective Business Communication
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveConflict Resolution
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2016-3/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveDeveloping Effective Teams
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2016-9/2024No university equivalent
1 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveDiscover the Writer in You
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2021-9/2024ENGL110 – Making Writing Relevant
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveEnglish Composition I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2014-3/2024ENGL110 – Making Writing Relevant
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveEnglish Composition II
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2019-7/2022ENGL115 – Argumentation and Rhetoric
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveEnvironmental Science
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2015-2/2023EVSP180 – Introduction to Environmental Science
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveEssentials of Managing Conflict
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-5/2023No university equivalent
1 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveFoundations of English Composition
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2016-10/2024ENGL112 – Writing the College Essay
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveFoundations of Statistics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2016-9/2024MATH120 – Introduction to Statistics
2 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveHuman Biology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2013-3/2022BIOL181 – Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Business
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2014-7/2022BUSN100 – Basics of Business
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroduction to Ethics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2016-7/2022PHIL200 – Introduction to Ethics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveIntroduction to Information Technology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2017-11/2022ITCC121 – Introduction to Computer Science
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroduction to Psychology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2013-1/2022PSYC101 – Introduction to Psychology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Psychology: Smarter Decisions Through Psychology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2021-4/2024PSYC101 – Introduction to Psychology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Relational Databases
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 4/2021-3/2024INFO221 – Relational Database Concepts
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroduction to Sociology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2013-1/2022SOCI111 – Introduction to Sociology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Sociology: Embracing Diversity and Collaboration
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2021-4/2024SOCI111 – Introduction to Sociology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Statistics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2013-9/2024MATH120 – Introduction to Statistics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveIntroduction to Web Development
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2020-11/2023WEBD121 – Web Development Fundamentals
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroductory Applied Math
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2021-4/2024No university equivalent
1 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIT Career Exploration
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2020-8/2023No university equivalent
1 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveMacroeconomics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 4/2014-7/2022ECON102 – Macroeconomics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveMicroeconomics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2013-7/2022ECON101 – Microeconomics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectivePreparing for the Future of Work
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2021-7/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePrinciples of Finance
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2020-5/2023FINC300 – Foundations of Financial Management
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePrinciples of Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2021-9/2024MGMT310 – Principles and Theory of Management
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveProject Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 4/2014-7/2022BUSN333 – Project Management for Business Analysts
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePublic Speaking
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2017-5/2023COMM200 – Public Speaking
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveStudent Success
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2018-9/2024No university equivalent
1 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveTaking Charge of Your Economic Future
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 4/2021-3/2024BUSN235 – Personal Finance
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveThe Power of Persuasion
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2021-4/2024ENGL110 – Making Writing Relevant
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveUS History I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2017-2/2023HIST101 – American History to 1877
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveUS History II
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2017-5/2023HIST102 – American History since 1877
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveUS History: Learning from the Past, Preparing for the Future
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2021-5/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveVisual Communications
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2013-3/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveIndividual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
Please include a copy of your Sophia transcript when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form. APUS reserves the right to request an official transcript for verification purposes.
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Undergraduate
CBE
Straighterline Coursework
NOTE: If you are a current APUS student in a catalog year that predates April 2019, please contact our Transfer Credit team at [email protected] to confirm equivalency and applicability for your specific degree requirements.
Accounting I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2008-5/2024ACCT100 – Accounting I
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveAccounting II
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2008-5/2024ACCT101 – Accounting II
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveAmerican Government
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2012-8/2024POLS210 – American Government I
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveAnatomy and Physiology I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2011-2/2022BIOL181 – Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveAnatomy and Physiology I Lab
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2014-2/2022No university equivalent
1 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveAnatomy and Physiology II
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2011-2/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveAnatomy and Physiology II Lab
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2014-2/2022No university equivalent
1 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness Communication
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2010-5/2024ENGL226 – Effective Business Communication
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveBusiness Ethics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2012-5/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness Law
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2012-5/2024BUSN311 – Law and Ethics in the Business Environment
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness Statistics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2009-5/2024MATH120 – Introduction to Statistics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveCollege Algebra
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2008-5/2024MATH110 – College Algebra
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveCollege Algebra Exam
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2021-12/2023MATH110 – College Algebra
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveCultural Anthroplogy
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2012-8/2024ANTH202– Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveDatabase Administration Fundamentals
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2019-10/2022INFO222 – Database Concepts
2 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEnglish Composition I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2008-2/2022ENGL110 – Making Writing Relevant or ENGL115 – Argumentation and Rhetoric
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveEnglish Composition II
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2008-2/2022ENGL115 – Argumentation and Rhetoric or ENGL210 – Introduction to Literature
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveFinancial Accounting
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2012-5/2024ACCT300 – Financial Accounting
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveFirst Aid/CPR
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2015-1/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveGeneral Calculus I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2010-5/2024MATH225 – Calculus I
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveGeneral Calculus II
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2011-5/2024MATH226 – Calculus II
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveGeneral Chemistry I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2010-2/2022CHEM180 – Introduction to Chemistry
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveGeneral Chemistry I Lab
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2010-2/2022No university equivalent
1 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveGeneral Physics I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2011-2/2022PHYS180 – Introduction to Physics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveGeneral Physics I Lab
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2014-2/2022No university equivalent
1 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveInformation Technology Fundamentals
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2015-5/2024ITCC121 – Introduction to Computer Science
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroduction to Biology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2010-2/2022BIOL180 – Introduction to Biology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Biology Exam
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2014-12/2023BIOL180 – Introduction to Biology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Biology Lab
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2010-2/2022No university equivalent
1 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroduction to Business
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2011-5/2024BUSN100 – Basics of Business
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroduction to Communication
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2012-8/2024COMM200 – Public Speaking
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveIntroduction to Criminal Justice
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2011-12/2023CMRJ100 – Introduction to Law Enforcement
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroduction to Environmental Science
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2012-8/2024EVSP180 – Introduction to Environmental Science
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Networking
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2019-10/2022ISSC231 – Networking Concepts
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroduction to Nutrition
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2011-8/2024SPHE295 – Foundations of Nutrition
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroduction to Personal Computer Maintenance
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2019-10/2022No university equivalent
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveIntroduction to Philosophy
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2012-8/2024PHIL101 – Introduction to Philosophy
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveIntroduction to Programming
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2013-10/2022ENTD200 – Fundamentals of Programming
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveIntroducion to Psychology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2011-8/2024PSYC101 – Introduction to Psychology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Religion
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2012-8/2024RELS201 – Introduction to World Religions
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveIntroduction to Sociology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2011-8/2024SOCI111 – Introduction to Sociology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveIntroduction to Statistics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2013-6/2023MATH120 – Introduction to Statistics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveIntroduction to Statistics Exam
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2014-12/2023MATH120 – Introduction to Statistics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveLife-Span Development
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2020-6/2023CHFD342 – Human Life Span Development
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveMacroeconomics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2009-5/2024ECON102 – Macroeconomics or ECON202 – Macroeconomics for Business
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveManagerial Accounting
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2014-6/2023ACCT406 – Managerial/Cost Accounting
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveMedical Terminology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2014-10/2023HIMA100 – Medical Terminology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveMicrobiology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2012-2/2022SCIN202 – Introduction to Microbiology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveMicrobiology Lab
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2014-2/2022No university equivalent
1 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveMicroeconomics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2009-5/2024ECON101 – Microeconomics or ECON201 – Microeconomics for Business
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveNetworking Fundamentals
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2019-10/2022ISSC231 – Networking Concepts
2 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveOrganizational Behavior
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2012-5/2024MGMT201 – Organizational Fundamentals
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePersonal Finance
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2015-12/2023BUSN235 – Personal Finance
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePersonal Fitness and Wellness
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2012-2/2022PBHE209 – Wellness: Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePharmacology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2018-2/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePre-Calculus
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 1/2009-5/2024MATH110 – College Algebra or MATH111 – College Trigonometry
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectivePrinciples of Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2012-5/2024MGMT201 – Organizational Fundamentals
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveSoftware Development Fundamentals
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2019-10/2022No university equivalent
2 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveSpanish I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2012-4/2021SPAN100 – Spanish I
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveSpanish II
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2012-4/2022SPAN101 – Spanish II
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveStudent Success
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2011-8/2024COMM120 – Information and Digital Literacy
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveSurvey of World History
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2015-8/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveUnited States History I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2011-8/2024HIST101 – American History to 1877
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveUnited States History I Exam
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2014-12/2023HIST101 – American History to 1877
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveUnited States History II
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2012-8/2024HIST102 – American History since 1877
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveWestern Civilization I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2011-8/2024HIST121 – Western Civilization before The Thirty Years War
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveWestern Civilization II
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2012-8/2024HIST122 – Western Civilization since The Thirty Years War
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveIndividual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
Please include a copy of your Straighterline transcript when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form. APUS reserves the right to request an official transcript for verification purposes
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Undergraduate
CBE
Study.com Coursework
NOTE: If you are a current APUS student in a catalog year that predates April 2019, please contact our Transfer Credit team at [email protected] to confirm equivalency and applicability for your specific degree requirements.
Accounting 101 – Financial Accounting
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2016-6/2022ACCT100 – Accounting I
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveAccounting 102 – Introduction to Managerial Accounting
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2016-6/2022ACCT101 – Accounting II
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveAccounting 201 – Intermediate Accounting I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-10/2023ACCT100 – Accounting I
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveAccounting 202 – Intermediate Accounting II
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-2/2024ACCT302 – Intermediate Accounting II
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveAccounting 301 – Applied Managerial Accounting
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-10/2023ACCT406 – Managerial/Cost Accounting
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveAccounting 302 – Advanced Accounting
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-10/2023ACCT301 – Intermediate Accounting I
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveAccounting 303 – Cost Accounting
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2017-2/2023ACCT401 – Cost Accounting
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveAnalytics 103 – Intro to Relational Databases & SQL
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2020-2/2023INFO171 – Relational Databases with Oracle: SQL Introduction
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveArt 103 – History of Western Art I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-2/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveArt 104 – History of Western Art II
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-2/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveAstronomy 101 – Intro to Astronomy
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2018-4/2024SPST180 – Introduction to Astronomy
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveBiology 101 – Intro to Biology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2014-6/2022BIOL180 – Introduction to Biology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveBiology 101L – Intro to Biology with Lab
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2018-4/2024BIOL180 – Introduction to Biology
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveBiology 102 – Basic Genetics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-6/2022SCIN211 – Principles of Genetics with Lab
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBiology 103 – Microbiology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2014-6/2022SCIN202 – Introduction to Microbiology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBiology 105 – Anatomy and Physiology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2014-6/2022BIOL181 – Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveBiology 106 – Pathophysiology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-6/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBiology 107L – Clinical Microbiology with Lab
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2020-8/2023BIOL202 – Principles of Microbiology with Lab
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBiology 201L – Anatomy & Physiology I with Lab
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 4/2021-3/2024BIOL250 – Human Anatomy and Physiology with Lab I
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBiology 202L – Anatomy & Physiology II with Lab
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 4/2021-3/2024BIOL251 – Human Anatomy and Physiology with Lab II
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 100 – Introduction to Business
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-6/2022BUSN100 – Basics of Business
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 101 – Principles of Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2014-6/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 102 – Principles of Marketing
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2014-6/2022MKTG201 – Fundamentals of Marketing
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 103 – Introductory Business Law
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-6/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 104 – Information Systems and Computer Applications
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-6/2022ITCC121 – Introduction to Computer Science
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 105 – Labor Relations
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2016-6/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 106 – Human Resource Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-6/2022HRMT200 – Human Resource Fundamentals
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 107 – Organizational Behavior
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2014-6/2022MGMT311 – Organizational Behavior
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 108 – Business Ethics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 4/2016-6/2022MGMT200 – Ethics Fundamentals
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 109 – Introduction to Computing
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-6/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 110 – Business Math
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 4/2016-6/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveBusiness 111 – Principles of Supervision
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-6/2022MGMT101 – Principles of Supervision
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 113 – Business Communication
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2016-6/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveBusiness 120 – International Business
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2017-8/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 121 – Introduction to Entrepreneurship
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2020-8/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 202 – Introduction to E-Commerce
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-2/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 203 – Introduction to Retail Merchandising
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-2/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 212 – Business Statistics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2019-7/2022MATH120 – Introduction to Statistics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveBusiness 302 – Foundations of Leadership
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2017-8/2023MGMT312 – Leadership & Motivation
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 303 – Management Information Systems
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-8/2023INFO331 – Management Information Systems
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 304 – Leading Organizational Change
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-3/2024MGMT313 – Organizational Change
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 305 – Leadership Communication
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2017-8/2023OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BBA & General concentration
- BA General Studies (Management & Technology discipline)
- BA Management & General or Leadership Concentration
Business 306 – Strategic Human Resources Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2017-8/2023HRMT407 – Human Resource Management
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 307 – Leadership and Organizational Behavior
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2016-6/2022MGMT311 – Organizational Behavior
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 308 – Globalization and International Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2016-6/2022OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BBA & General or International Business Management concentration
- BA General Studies (Management & Technology discipline)
- BA Management & General Concentration
Business 309 – Digital Marketing & Advertising
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2017-8/2023OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BBA & General or Marketing concentration
- BA General Studies (Management & Technology discipline)
- BA Management & General Concentration
- BA Marketing & General Concentration
Business 310 – Advanced Business Ethics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2017-8/2023MGMT314 – Management Ethics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 311 – Project Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2017-8/2023BUSN333 – Project Management for Business Analysts
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 312 – Advanced Operations Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 4/2016-6/2022OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BBA & General concentration
- BA General Studies (Management & Technology discipline)
- BA Management & General Concentration
Business 313 – Organizational Communication
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-7/2021OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BBA & General concentration
- BA General Studies (Management & Technology discipline)
- BA Management & General Concentration
Business 314 – Employment Law
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2017-8/2023OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BBA & General concentration
- BA General Studies (Management & Technology discipline)
- BA Management & General or Human Resource Management Concentration
Business 315 – Logistics & Supply Chain Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2016-6/2022TLMT313 – Supply Chain Management
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 318 – Management Ethics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-3/2024MGMT314 – Management Ethics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 319 – Negotiations & Conflict Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-3/2024OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BBA & General concentration
- BA General Studies (Management & Technology discipline)
- BA Management & General Concentration
Business 321 – Small Business Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-3/2024BUSN318 – Small Business Management
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 323 – Organizational Theory
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2017-8/2023OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BBA & General concentration
- BA General Studies (Management & Technology discipline)
- BA Management & General Concentration
Business 324 – Managerial Communication
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-2/2024MGMT315 – Management Communications
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 325 – Union & Labor Relations
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2020-8/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveBusiness 327 – Retail Strategy
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-3/2024RTMG300 – Retail Strategy
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveChemistry 101 – General Chemistry
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-6/2022CHEM180 – Introduction to Chemistry
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveChemistry 111L – Chemistry I with Lab
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2018-2/2022CHEM133 – General Chemistry I with Lab
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveChemistry 112L – Chemistry II with Lab
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2019-2/2022CHEM134 – General Chemistry II with Lab
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveCommunications 101 – Public Speaking
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2016-6/2022COMM200 – Public Speaking
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveCommunications 102 – Interpersonal Communication
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-8/2023COMM285 – Interpersonal Communications
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveCommunications 301 – Diversity and Intercultural Communication
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2018-10/2024COMM240 – Intercultural Communication
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveComputer Science 102 – Fundamentals of Information Technology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-2/2024ITCC121 – Introduction to Computer Science
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputer Science 103 – Computer Concepts & Applications
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-2/2024ITCC200 – Application Software Integration
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputer Science 105 – Introduction to Operating Systems
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2018-9/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputer Science 106 – Introduction to Linux
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2019-7/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputer Science 107 – Database Fundamentals
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2019-2/2022INFO171 – Relational Databases with Oracle: SQL Introduction
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputer Science 108 – Introduction to Networking
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2019-2/2022ISSC231 – Networking Concepts
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputer Science 109 – Introduction to Programming
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2019-2/2022ENTD200 – Fundamentals of Programming
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveComputer Science 110 – Introduction to Cybersecurity
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2019-2/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputer Science 111 – Programming in C
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2018-9/2024ENTD200 – Fundamentals of Programming
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveComputer Science 112 – Programming in C++
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2018-9/2024ENTD200 – Fundamentals of Programming
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveComputer Science 113 – Programming in Python
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2019-2/2022ENTD220 – Introduction to Python
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputer Science 114 – Programming in R
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2019-7/2022ENTD200 – Fundamentals of Programming
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveComputer Science 115 – Programming in Java
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2018-9/2024ENTD200 – Fundamentals of Programming
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveComputer Science 201 – Data Structures & Algorithms
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2019-2/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputer Science 202 – Network & System Security
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2018-9/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputer Science 203 – Defensive Security
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2019-7/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputer Science 204 – Database Programming
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2019-2/2022INFO171 – Relational Databases with Oracle: SQL Introduction
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputer Science 220 – Fundamentals of Routing and Switching
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2019-7/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputer Science 302 – System Analysis & Design
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-2/2024ENTD412 – Systems Engineering
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputer Science 303 – Database Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-2/2024INFO222 – Database Concepts
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputer Science 304 – Network System Design
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2019-2/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputer Science 305 – Operating Systems
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2018-9/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputer Science 306 – Computer Architecture
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2018-3/2022OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BS Information Technology & General concentration
- BS Information Technology Management
Computer Science 307 – Software Engineering
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2019-2/2022OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BS Cybersecurity & General concentration
- BS Information Technology & General concentration
- BS Information Technology Management
Computer Science 310 – Current Trends in Computer Science & IT
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2019-2/2022OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BS Information Technology Management
Computer Science 311 – Artificial Intelligence
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2019-7/2022OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BS Information Technology & General concentration
- BS Information Technology Management
Computer Science 320 – Digital Forensics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2019-7/2022ISSC351 – Computer Forensics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputer Science 321 – Ethical Hacking
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2019-7/2022OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BS Cybersecurity & General concentration
- BA Intelligence Studies & Cyber concentration
Computer Science 323 – Wireless & Mobile Networking
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2019-7/2022OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BS Cybersecurity & General concentration
- BS Information Technology & General concentration
- BS Information Technology Management
- BA Intelligence Studies & Cyber concentration
Computer Science 330 – Critical Infrastructure
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2019-10/2022OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BS Cybersecurity & General concentration
- BA Intelligence Studies & Cyber concentration
Computer Science 331 – Cybersecurity Risk Analysis Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2019-2/2022OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BS Cybersecurity & General concentration
- BA Intelligence Studies & Cyber concentration
Computer Science 332 – Cybersecurity Policies and Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2019-2/2022ISSC481 – IT Security: Planning and Policy
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveComputer Science 335 – Mobile Forensics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2019-7/2022OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BS Cybersecurity & General concentration
- BA Intelligence Studies & Cyber concentration
Computer Science 336 – Network Forensics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2019-7/2022OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BS Cybersecurity & General concentration
- BA Intelligence Studies & Cyber concentration
Criminal Justice 101 – Introduction to Criminal Justice
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 4/2016-10/2022CMRJ201 – Criminal Justice Administration
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveCriminal Justice 104 – Introduction to Criminology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-8/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveCriminal Justice 106 – Forensic Science
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2020-10/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveCriminal Justice 107 – Criminal Law
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-8/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveCriminal Justice 301 – White Collar Crime
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2018-4/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveCriminal Justice 305 – The Juvenile Justice System
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-8/2023CMRJ206 – Juvenile Delinquency
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveCriminal Justice 306 – Research Methods in Criminal Justice
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2018-4/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveCriminal Justice 381 – Victimology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2018-4/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEarth Science 101 – Earth Science
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-6/2022ERSC181 – Introduction to Geology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveEarth Science 104 – Intro to Meteorology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2018-4/2024ERSC180 – Introduction to Meteorology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveEconomics 101 – Principles of Microeconomics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2016-10/2022ECON101 – Microeconomics or ECON201 – Microeconomics for Business
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveEconomics 102 – Macroeconomics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 4/2016-10/2022ECON102 – Macroeconomics or ECON202 – Macroeconomics for Business
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveEducation 101 – Foundations of Education
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-11/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEducation 103 – Classroom Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2016-11/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEducation 104 – Differentiated Instruction
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2016-11/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEducation 105 – Special Education History & Law
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2016-11/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEducation 106 – Introduction to Early Childhood Education
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2017-2/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEducation 210 – Technology in the Classroom
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-2/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEducation 211 – Teaching Elementary Math
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-10/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveEnglish 101 – English Literature
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2016-11/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveEnglish 102 – American Literature
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2016-11/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveEnglish 103 – Analyzing and Interpreting Literature
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2016-11/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveEnglish 104 – College Composition I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2016-2/2022ENGL110 – Making Writing Relevant
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveEnglish 105 – College Composition II
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2016-2/2022ENGL115 – Argumentation and Rhetoric
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveEnglish 204 – English Composition I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2020-10/2023ENGL110 – Making Writing Relevant
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveEnglish 205 – English Composition II
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2020-10/2023ENGL115 – Argumentation and Rhetoric
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveEnglish 301 – Non-Western Literature
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2019-7/2022OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BA English & General concentration
English 305 – Advanced Technical Writing
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 4/2016-11/2022ENGL220 – Technical Writing
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveEnglish 310 – Short Stories
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-10/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveEnvironmental Science 101 – Environment and Humanity
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2014-6/2022EVSP180 – Introduction to Environmental Science
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveFinance 101 – Principles of Finance
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 7/2016-10/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveFinance 102 – Personal Finance
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 4/2016-10/2022BUSN235 – Personal Finance
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveFinance 104 – Financial Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2019-10/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveFinance 301 – Corporate Finance
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-2/2024OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BBA & General concentration
- BA General Studies (Management & Technology discipline)
Finance 302 – International Finance
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2018-9/2024FINC410 – International Finance
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveFinance 303 – Financial Institutions & Markets
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2018-9/2024OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BBA & General concentration
- BA General Studies (Management & Technology discipline)
Finance 304 – Security Analysis & Portfolio Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2018-9/2024OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BBA & General concentration
Finance 305 – Risk Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2020-2/2023OMNI399**
2 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BBA & General concentration
Finance 306 – Small Business Finance
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2018-9/2024OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BBA & Entrepreneurial/Small Business Management or General concentration
Genetics 101 – Introduction to Genetics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 4/2016-11/2022SCIN211 – Principles of Genetics with Lab
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveGeography 101 – Human and Cultural Geography
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 4/2016-11/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveGeology 101 – Physical Geology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-6/2022ERSC181 – Introduction to Geology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveGeometry 101 – Introduction to Geometry
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 12/2016-10/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveHealth 101 – Principles of Health
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-11/2022PBHE209 – Wellness: Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveHealth 103 – Medical Terminology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2017-2/2023HIMA100 – Medical Terminology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveHealth 301 – Ethical and Legal Issues in Healthcare
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2018-4/2024HCAD300 – Legal and Ethical Principles in Healthcare
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveHealth 302 – Health Services Policy
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2018-9/2024HCAD301 – Healthcare Principles and Policies
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveHealth 303 – Healthcare Organization and Management
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2018-4/2024OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BS Healthcare Administration
Health 305 – Healthcare Finance & Budgeting
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2018-9/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveHealth 307 – Healthcare Delivery Systems
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2018-4/2024OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BS Healthcare Administration
Health 308 – Healthcare Quality & Outcome Measurement
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2018-9/2024HIMA350 – Compliance
4 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveHealth 309 – Healthcare Informatics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2018-4/2024HIMA410 – Informatics and Analytics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveHealth 310 – Human Resource Management in Healthcare
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2018-4/2024HRMT407 – Human Resource Management
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveHistory 100 – Western Civilization from Prehistory to Post-WWII
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-3/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveHistory 101 – Western Civilization I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2014-11/2022HIST121 – Western Civilization before The Thirty Years War
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveHistory 102 – Western Civilization II
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-11/2022HIST122 – Western Civilization since The Thirty Years War
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveHistory 103 – US History I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2014-2/2022HIST101 – American History to 1877
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveHistory 104 – US History II
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-11/2022HIST102 – American History since 1877
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveHistory 105 – US History from Settlement to Present Day
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-2/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveHistory 106 – The Civil War and Reconstruction
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-11/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveHistory 108 – History of the Vietnam War
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-2/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveHistory 301 – Historiography & Historical Methods
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2019-7/2022OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BA History & General concentration
History 306 – The American Civil War Era
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 11/2019-10/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education History or ElectiveHistory 307 – American Civil Rights Movement
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2019-7/2022OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BA History & American History concentration
History 308 – Causes and Effects of the Vietnam War
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 4/2016-10/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveHistory 309 – War & American Society
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2019-7/2022OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BA History & American History concentration
- BA Military History & American Military History concentration
History 311 – The Holocaust & World War II
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-3/2024HIST290 – History of the Holocaust
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveHospitality 101 – Introduction to Hospitality
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-10/2023HOSP100 – Introduction to Hospitality Management
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveHospitality 105 – Introduction to the Tourism & Travel Industry
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-10/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveHospitality 301 – Hospitality Marketing
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2017-2/2023HOSP221 – Hospitality Marketing
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveHospitality 304 – Hotel & Lodging Management and Operations
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-10/2023HOSP310 – Management of Lodging Operations
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveHospitality 309 – Food & Beverage Service & Operations
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2018-9/2024HOSP200 – Food and Beverage Management
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveHumanities 101 – Intro to Humanities
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-11/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveHumanities 201 – Critical Thinking & Analysis
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2020-8/2023PHIL110 – Critical Thinking
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveLibrary Science 101 – Information Literacy
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-5/2021COMM120 – Information and Digital Literacy
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Communication or ElectiveMarketing 301 – Marketing Research
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-3/2022MKTG400 – Marketing Research
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveMarketing 302 – Consumer Behavior
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-2/2024MKTG307 – Consumer Behavior
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveMarketing 303 – Global Marketing
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-8/2024MKTG407 – International Marketing
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveMarketing 306 – Principles of Selling
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-3/2024MKTG301 – Principles of Sales
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveMarketing 308 – Applied Marketing
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-3/2024OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BA Marketing & General concentration
Math 097 – Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2017-1/2020MATH125 – Math for Liberal Arts Majors
2 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveMath 101 – College Algebra
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2014-10/2022MATH110 – College Algebra
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveMath 102 – College Mathematics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2014-10/2022MATH125 – Math for Liberal Arts Majors
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveMath 103 – Precalculus
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2014-10/2022MATH110 – College Algebra or MATH111 – College Trigonometry
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveMath 104 – Calculus
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2014-10/2022MATH225 – Calculus
6 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveMath 105 – Precalculus Algebra
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2016-10/2022MATH110 – College Algebra
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveMath 107 – Quantitative Literacy
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2016-10/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or ElectiveMath 108 – Discrete Mathematics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2018-9/2024MATH210 – Discrete Mathematics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveNursing 301 – Nursing Informatics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-10/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveNutrition 101 – Science of Nutrition
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-6/2022SPHE295 – Foundations of Nutrition
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePhilosophy 101 – Intro to Philosophy
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-10/2023PHIL101 – Introduction to Philosophy
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectivePhilosophy 102 – Ethics in America
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-2/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectivePhilosophy 103 – Ethics - Theory & Practice
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-3/2024PHIL200 – Introduction to Ethics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectivePhysics 101 – Introduction to Physics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-10/2023PHYS180 – Introduction to Physics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectivePhysics 111 – Physics I
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-10/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectivePhysics 112 – Physics II
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-10/2023No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectivePolitical Science 101 – Intro to Political Science
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-10/2023POLS101 – Introduction to Political Science
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectivePolitical Science 102 – American Government
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-10/2022POLS210 – American Government I
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectivePolitical Science 103 – Comparative Politics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2018-2/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectivePsychology 101 – Introduction to Psychology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2014-2/2022PSYC101 – Introduction to Psychology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectivePsychology 102 – Educational Psychology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2014-6/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePsychology 103 – Human Growth and Development
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2014-6/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectivePsychology 104 – Social Psychology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2014-6/2022PSYC201 – Introduction to Social Psychology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePsychology 105 – Research Methods in Psychology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-6/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePsychology 106 – Abnormal Psychology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2014-6/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePsychology 107 – Life Span Developmental Psychology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-6/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectivePsychology 108 – Psychology of Adulthood and Aging
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-6/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectivePsychology 301 – Industrial/Organizational Psychology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 9/2020-8/2023OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BA Human Resource Management & General concentration
- BA Management & General or Human Resource concentration
- BA Psychology
Psychology 302 – Cognitive Psychology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2021-4/2024PSYC305 – History and Systems of Psychology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePsychology 306 – Advanced Abnormal Psychology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2021-4/2024PSYC406 – Psychopathology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePsychology 310 – Psychology of Personality
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2018-4/2024PSYC221 – Personality Theories
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePsychology 311 – Physiological Psychology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2019-7/2022OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BA Psychology
Psychology 312 – History and Systems of Psychology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 10/2017-4/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectivePsychology 315 – Psychology of Motivation
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2021-4/2024OMNI399**
3 SH in Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)- BA Psychology
Psychology 316 – Advanced Social Psychology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2018-7/2022PSYC201 – Introduction to Social Psychology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveReligion 101 – Intro to World Religions
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-11/2022RELS201 – Introduction to World Religions
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveScience 101 – Intro to Natural Sciences
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 8/2014-6/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveScience 102 – Principles of Physical Science
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-6/2022PHYS180 – Introduction to Physics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Natural Sciences or ElectiveSocial Science 108 – Ethics in the Social Sciences
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2018-4/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveSociology 101 – Intro to Sociology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 5/2015-6/2022SOCI111 – Introduction to Sociology
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveSociology 103 – Foundations of Gerontology
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2017-4/2020No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveSociology 305 – Sociology of Work
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2018-4/2024No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Civics, Political & Social Sciences or ElectiveSpanish 101 – Beginning Spanish
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 2/2017-8/2023SPAN100 – Spanish I or SPAN101 – Spanish II
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Arts & Humanities or ElectiveSpanish 102 – Intermediate Spanish
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 3/2017-4/2024SPAN200 – Spanish III
2 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveSpanish 105 – Spanish for the Workplace
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 6/2016-11/2022No university equivalent
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in ElectiveStatistics 101 – Principles of Statistics
ACE Passing Score: 70% or higher
Effective Dates: 4/2016-10/2022MATH120 – Introduction to Statistics
3 SH Undergraduate-Level Credit in General Education Mathematics & Applied Reasoning or Elective**Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
Please include a copy of your Study.com transcript when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form. APUS reserves the right to request an official transcript for verification purposes.
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Undergraduate
Academic
University of Maryland Shore Regional Health
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 3 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Graduate University Course or Critical Care University Course or Nurse Residency Program
Effective Date: October 29, 2012
NURS300 – Transitions in Nursing 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
Please include a copy of your Graduate University course or Critical Care University course certificate of completion when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.You may pursue any undergraduate degree program, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing the Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
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Graduate
Military
U.S. Air Force Air Battle Manager Training
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 12 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
INTL648 – Electronic Warfare I 3 SH MGMT605 – Leadership 3 SH OMNI399 Omnibus credit (only applies to the programs below)** - MA Emergency and Disaster Management – Major
- MA Management with an Organizational Leadership, Public Administration, or General concentration
- MA Military Studies with a Strategic Leadership or Joint Warfare concentration
- Dual MA Emergency and Disaster Management and Homeland Security – Major
- Master of Business Administration with a General concentration
6 SH **Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
Please include a copy of your certificate or AF Form 475 when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
You may pursue any graduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a
- Master of Arts in Management with any concentration except Defense Management
- Master of Business Administration with a General Concentration
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Undergraduate
Military
U.S. Air Force International Squadron Officer School Resident Program
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 6 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Effective Dates: January 2011 to Present
MGMT312 – Leadership & Motivation 3 SH MGMT315 – Management Communications 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your AF Form 475 or official transcript from Air University when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Management with a General Concentration
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Graduate
Military
U.S. Air Force International Squadron Officer School Resident Program
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 9 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Effective Dates: August 1989 to December 2010
HRMT600 – Human Resource Management or MGMT605 – Leadership 3 SH Effective Dates: January 2011 to Present
MGMT605 – Leadership 3 SH MGMT617 – Leading Teams 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below) - MA Management with an Organizational Leadership, Public Administration, or General concentration
- MA Military Studies with a Strategic Leadership concentration
- Master of Business Administration with a General concentration
- Master of Public Administration with an Organizational Leadership concentration
3 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your official transcript from Air University or your AF Form 475 when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Master of Arts in Management with a General Concentration
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Graduate
Military
U.S. Air Force SPACE 200 Course
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 6 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
The SPACE 200 Course must have been completed after 12/31/2009 to qualify for this internal policy.
SPST502 – Introduction to Orbital Mechanics 3 SH SPST613 – Satellite Communications 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate or your AF Form 475 when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Master of Science in Space Studies
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Undergraduate
Military
U.S. Air Force Squadron Officer School Resident Program
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 6 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Effective Dates: January 2011 to Present
MGMT312 – Leadership & Motivation 3 SH MGMT315 – Management Communications 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your official transcript from Air University when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Management with a General Concentration
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Graduate
Military
U.S. Air Force Squadron Officer School Resident Program
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 9 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Effective Dates: August 1989 to December 2010
HRMT600 – Human Resource Management or MGMT605 – Leadership 3 SH Effective Dates: January 2011 to Present
MGMT605 – Leadership 3 SH MGMT617 – Leading Teams 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MA Management with an Organizational Leadership, Public Administration, or General concentration
- MA Military Studies with a Strategic Leadership concentration
- Master of Business Administration with a General concentration
- Master of Public Administration with an Organizational Leadership concentration
3 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your official transcript from Air University or your AF Form 475 when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Master of Arts in Management with a General Concentration
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Undergraduate
Military
U.S. Armed Forces Medical and Health Sciences Training
The maximum transfer credit award varies based on the following credit recommendations:
U.S. Air Force
Advanced Sterilization: L8AZJ4A271 00BA 2 SH Aerospace Medical Service Apprentice (Phase 1)*: L5AQJ4N031 01AA BIOL201 + 28 SH Air Force Diagnostic Imaging Apprentice/ Radiological Technologist Program (Phase I): L5AQJ4R031 01AA BIOL201 + 34 SH Cardiopulmonary Lab Apprentice (Phase I): L3AQJ4H031 01AB 32 SH Computer Based Medical Systems: L8AZJ4A271 00AA 8 SH Dental Assistant Apprentice 18 SH Dental Advanced Removable Laboratory Technician (Removable Prosthodontics): L5AZJ4Y072 00AA 5 SH Dental Laboratory Technician 51 SH Diet Therapy Apprentice: L5ABJ4D031 00AA 16 SH Fixed Prosthodontics I: L5AZJ4Y072 00BA 5 SH Fixed Prosthodontics II: L5AZJ4Y072 00CA 6 SH Health Services Management Apprentice – Healthcare Administration Specialist Program: L5ABJ4A031 01AA 14 SH Independent Duty Medical Technician 29 SH Mammography Imaging Systems: L8AZJ4A271 00KA 3 SH Medical Laboratory Apprentice (Phase I and II) 30 SH Mental Health Service Apprentice: L5ABJ4C031 01AA 34 SH Ophthalmic Apprentice: L5ABJ4V031 01AB 24 SH Orthopedic Surgical Service Apprentice: L5ALJ4N131C 00AA 15 SH Pharmacy Apprentice/Technician: L5AQJ4P031 01AA (Phase I and II) 37 SH Physical Therapy Assistant: L8ABJ032 01AA (4J032) and L8ABJ032 01AA (4J032A) (Phase I and II) 30 SH Radiographic / Fluoroscopic Imaging Systems: L8AZJ4A271 00JA 5 SH Surgical Service Apprentice (Phase I): L5AQJ4N131 01AA BIOL201 + 13 SH Telemedicine: L8AZJ4A271 00FA 4 SH Ultrasound Imaging Systems: L8AZJ4A271 00LA 2 SH U.S. Army
Advanced Dental Lab Specialist: 331-F1 6 SH Advanced Sterilization Systems: 300-F12 2 SH Behavioral Health Specialist Course: 302-68X10 42 SH Computer Based Medical Systems Maintenance: 300-F11 8 SH Dental Laboratory Specialist 48 SH Dental Specialist Course: 68E10 16 SH Eye Specialist: 323-68Y10 24 SH Health Care Specialist Course: 68W10 / 91W10* 30 SH Mammography Imaging Systems: 300-F14B 3 SH Medical Laboratory Specialist Course (Phase I and II): 311-68K10 CHEM133 + 56 SH Nutrition Care Specialist: 800-68M10 15 SH Operating Room Specialist (Phase I and II): 301-68D10 BIOL201 + 40 SH Orthopedic Specialist (Phase I and II): 304-68B10 36 SH Patient Administration Specialist: 340-68G10 13 SH Pharmacy Specialist: 312-68Q10 (Phase I and II) 45 SH Physical Therapy Specialty (Phase I and II): 303-N9 (68WN9) 30 SH Radiographic/Fluoroscopic Imaging Systems: 300-F14A 5 SH Radiology Specialist (Phase I): 313-68P10 BIOL201 + 46 SH Respiratory Specialist (Phase I and II): 300-68V20 BIOL201 + 56 SH Telemedicine: 300-F16 4 SH Ultrasound Imaging Systems: 300-F14C 2 SH U.S. Navy
Advanced Radiographer: B-313-0026 BIOL201 + 39 SH Advanced Sterilization: B-326-2010 2 SH Basic Hospital Corpsman*: B-300-0010 32 SH Behavioral Health Technician: B-302-0046 37 SH Dental Assistant, Basic 11 SH Dental Laboratory Technician Program – Dental Laboratory Technician Advanced: B-331-0017 30 SH Dental Laboratory Technician, Basic 48 SH Medical Laboratory Technician: B-311-1018 and B-311-2018 (Phase I and II) CHEM133 + 56 SH Orthopedic Technician: B-300-0141 31 SH Pharmacy Technician: B-312-0025 (Phase I and II) 52 SH Physical Therapy Technician: B-303-0150 30 SH Respiratory Specialist: B-300-1423 and B-300-1424 (Phase I and II) BIOL201 + 56 SH Surgical Technologist: B-301-0133 and B-301-0233 BIOL201 + 56 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
*Students that receive transfer credit for this course will NOT be awarded any additional transfer credit if they submit a National Registry for Emergency Medical Technician (NREMT) Basic certification; the NREMT Basic certification is considered duplicate, regardless of certification date and/or location of military training.
For students pursuing the A.A.S. Health Sciences degree program:
Students whose Major Requirements credit award is less than the maximum 28 SH may register for and complete any courses listed within the Major Requirements section of their Academic Plan to fulfill the required 28 SH of their Major Requirements.
Students are eligible to receive additional transfer credit based on all the documents they submit for evaluation, including direct course matches for courses listed in the Major Requirements area of their degree program, as the block credit for this policy is not directly equivalent to any APUS course.
For students submitting a Joint Services Transcript, experience credit (MOS) for the same course within this internal recommendation policy will be considered duplicate credit and will NOT be awarded. For example, if a student has completed the U.S. Army Health Care Specialist Course: 68W10 and receives transfer credit toward their Major Requirements from this internal recommendation policy, they will NOT receive any additional credit for the 68W10 experience ACE recommendation.
For students pursuing any program other than the A.A.S. Health Sciences degree:
Transfer credit from this internal recommendation policy is awarded as a nonequivalent block of transfer credit, meaning it is not equivalent to, nor can it satisfy, any specific APUS course requirements. The credit is acceptable for use toward elective requirements only.
For students submitting a Joint Services Transcript, experience credit (MOS) for the same course within this internal recommendation policy will be considered duplicate credit and will not be awarded.
In most cases, Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) training will be considered duplicate credit of the internal recommendation, and the credit will NOT be awarded.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include an official CCAF Transcript or official Joint Services Transcript when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing an Associate of Applied Science in Health Sciences
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Undergraduate
Military
U.S. Armed Forces Recruiter
Effective Dates: April 11, 2011 – Present
Paygrade: E–6
COMM200 – Public Speaking 3 SH MKTG201 – Fundamentals of Marketing 3 SH MGMT312 – Leadership & Motivation 3 SH MKTG305 – Advertising 3 SH Elective credit 15 SH Paygrade: E–7
COMM200 – Public Speaking 3 SH MKTG201 – Fundamentals of Marketing 3 SH MGMT312 – Leadership & Motivation 3 SH MKTG305 – Advertising 3 SH HRMT419 – Recruitment and Staffing 3 SH OMNI398* – Omnibus credit (for BA Marketing only) 3 SH Elective credit 12 SH Paygrade: E–8 or E–9 or Chief Warrant Officer
COMM200 – Public Speaking 3 SH MKTG201 – Fundamentals of Marketing 3 SH MGMT312 – Leadership & Motivation 3 SH MKTG305 – Advertising 3 SH HRMT419 – Recruitment and Staffing 3 SH MKTG400 – Marketing Research 3 SH OMNI398* – Omnibus credit (for BA Marketing only) 3 SH Elective credit 9 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Army, Navy, and Coast Guard service members must hold recruiter MOS (note: for Army, MOS must reflect Primary designation)
- Air Force service members must
- be registered for (or have completed) AAS Human Resource Management or AAS Personnel Management degree at Community College of the Air Force (CCAF)
- have completed the US Air Force Recruiter Course
- have a pay grade of E-6 or higher
- MOS titles that are NOT eligible for this internal policy:
- Army Career Counselor
- Army National Guard Recruiting and Retention NCO
- Recruit/Assistant Recruit Company Commander
- Retention & Transition NCO (RC)
- CCAF course credit and Joint Services Transcript (JST) recommended course and MOS credit associated with this internal policy will be considered duplicative credit and will NOT be awarded. For example, if a student holds the 79R MOS and receives transfer credit from this internal policy, they will NOT receive any additional credit for the 79R experience ACE recommendation.
- Please include JST transcript, CCAF transcript, or other military documents reflecting the Recruiter/Counselor MOS with the transfer credit evaluation form.
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Graduate
Military
U.S. Army Adjutant General Captains Career Course
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 9 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
HRMT600 – Human Resource Management 3 SH MILS510 – Strategic Military Leadership 3 SH MILS561 – Joint Warfare Planning and Implementation 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include an copy of your DA Form 1059 when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a:
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Graduate
Military
U.S. Army Command and General Staff Officers Course Non-Resident
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 9 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
MILS521 – Strategy, Tactics, & the Operational Art 3 SH MILS541 – Campaign and Battle Analysis 3 SH MILS542 – Contemporary Tactical Thought 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Students must have completed both the Command and General Staff Officers Course (CGSOC) 1-250-ILE and the Advanced Operations Course (AOC) 1-250-C3B. Students who have not completed both CGSOC and AOC may have the transcripts reviewed on a course-by-course basis.
- Please include an official transcript from the US Army Command and General Staff College when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Master of Arts in Military Studies
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Graduate
Military
U.S. Army Command and General Staff Officers Course Resident
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 15 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
BUSN625 – Applied Decision Making 3 SH MILS521 – Strategy, Tactics, & the Operational Art 3 SH MILS541 – Campaign and Battle Analysis 3 SH MILS542 – Contemporary Tactical Thought 3 SH MILS561 – Joint Warfare Planning and Implementation 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Students must have completed both the Command and General Staff Officers Course (CGSOC) 1-250-ILE and the Advanced Operations Course (AOC) 1-250-C3B. Students who have not completed both CGSOC and AOC may have the transcripts reviewed on a course-by-course basis.
- Please include an official transcript from the US Army Command and General Staff College when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Master of Arts in Military Studies
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Undergraduate
Military
U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Detective Special Agent Course
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 15 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Course Number(s): AR-1728-0136
Effective Dates: May 2008 – Present
CMRJ101 – Evidence and Procedures 3 SH CRMJ306 – Criminal Investigation 3 SH CMRJ310 – Drug Dynamics in Criminal Justice 3 SH CMRJ341 – Criminalistics 3 SH LSTD302 – Criminal Law 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include an official Joint Services Transcript when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice with a General Concentration
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Graduate
Military
U.S. Army Engineer Captains Career Course
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 15 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
MGMT605 – Leadership 3 SH MGMT618 – Ethics in Leadership or DEFM541 – Defense Management Ethics 3 SH MGMT620 – Project Management 3 SH MILS541 – Campaign and Battle Analysis 3 SH MILS542 – Contemporary Tactical Thought 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your DA Form 1059 or certificate of completion from the U.S. Army when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program.
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Undergraduate
Military
U.S. Army Intelligence Center: Fort Huachuca Military Intelligence School
Military Intelligence Basic Non-Commissioned Officer Course (MI BNCOC)
Communications Locator / Interceptor (BNCOC)
Course Number(s): 231-98H30
INTL421 – Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH Signals Collection / Identification Analyst (BNCOC)
Course Number(s): 231-98K30
INTL421 – Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH Signals Intelligence (SIGNT) Analyst BNCOC
Course Number(s): 232-98C30
INTL421 – Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH Common Ground Station Operator BNCOC
Course Number(s): 233-96H30
OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
3 SH Electronic Intelligence Interceptor / Analyst BNCOC
Course Number(s): 233-98J30
Course Number(s): 232-98C30
INTL421 – Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH Human Intelligence Collector BNCOC
Course Number(s): 241-97E30
Course Number(s): 232-98C30
INTL423 – Human Intelligence 3 SH Imagery Analyst BNCOC
Course Number(s): 242-96D30
INTL421 – Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH Intelligence Analyst BNCOC
Course Number(s): 243-96B30
INTL402 – Intelligence Analysis or INTL416 – Spycraft 3 SH Ground Surveillance System Supervisor BNCOC
Course Number(s): 243-96R30
OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
3 SH Tactical Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Operator (BNCOC)
Course Number(s): 243-96U30
OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
3 SH Counterintelligence Agent BNCOC
Course Number(s): 244-97B30
INTL410 – Counterintelligence 3 SH Counterintelligence Agent – BNCOC Phase 2
Course Number(s): 301-97B30
INTL410 – Counterintelligence 3 SH Human Intelligence Collector – Reserve Component (BNCOC)
Course Number(s): 301-97E30
INTL423 – Human Intelligence 3 SH Military Intelligence Advanced Leader Course (MI ALC)
Military Intelligence Maintenance / Integrator Advanced Leader
Course Number(s): 102-35T30-C45
INTL200 – Introduction to Intelligence 3 SH INTL440 – Cyber Warfare 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
6 SH Cryptologic Linguist Supervisor Advanced Leader
Course Number(s): 231-35P3LXX-C45
INTL200 – Introduction to Intelligence 3 SH INTL421 – Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
6 SH Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) Analyst Advanced Leader
Course Number(s): 232-35N30-C45
INTL200 – Introduction to Intelligence 3 SH INTL421 – Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
6 SH Signals Collector / Analyst Advanced Leader
Course Number(s): 233-35S30-C45
INTL200 – Introduction to Intelligence 3 SH INTL421 – Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
6 SH Interpreter / Translator Advanced Leader
Course Number(s): 241-09L30-C45
General Education Humanities Credit 3 SH General Education Social Science Credit 3 SH Elective Credit 6 SH Human Intelligence Collection Sergeant Advanced Leader
Course Number(s): 241-35M30-C45 or 241-35M30-45 (35M)
Effective Dates: 7/1/2020 – PresentINTL200 – Introduction to Intelligence 3 SH INTL423 – Human Intelligence 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
6 SH Human Intelligence Collector Advanced Leader
Course Number(s): 241-35M30-C45
INTL200 – Introduction to Intelligence 3 SH INTL423 – Human Intelligence 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
6 SH Imagery Analyst Advanced Leader
Course Number(s): 242-35G30-C45
INTL200 – Introduction to Intelligence 3 SH INTL419 Applied Geospatial Intelligence or INTL420 – Geographic Intelligence 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
6 SH Intelligence Analyst Advanced Leader
Course Number(s): 243-35F30-C45
INTL200 – Introduction to Intelligence 3 SH INTL401 – Critical Analysis 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
6 SH Counterintelligence Agent Advanced Leader
Course Number(s): 244-35L30-C45
INTL200 – Introduction to Intelligence 3 SH INTL410 – Counterintelligence 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
6 SH Military Intelligence Advanced Non-Commissioned Officer Course (MI ANCOC)
Military Intelligence Advanced Non-Commissioned Officer Course (ANCOC)
Course Number(s): 2-33-C42, 2-35-C42, 2-96-C42, 2-97-C42, or 2-98-C42
INTL300 – Research Methods in Intelligence Studies 3 SH INTL200 – Introduction to Intelligence 3 SH INTL434 – Threat Analysis 3 SH INTL442 – Tactical Intelligence 3 SH Military Intelligence Warrant Officer Basic Course (MI WOBC)
Tactical Intelligence Warrant Officer Basic Course – Tactical Intelligence (WOBC)
Course Number(s): 3-30-C32
Effective Dates: 1/2004 – 11/2011
INTL442 – Tactical Intelligence 3 SH Military Intelligence Warrant Officer Basic Course – Common Core (WOBC)
Course Number(s): 3A-WOBC-CC
Effective Dates: 1/2004 – 12/2009
INTL442 – Tactical Intelligence 3 SH Military Intelligence Warrant Officer Basic Course – Common Core (WOBC)
Course Number(s): 3A-WOBC-CC
Effective Dates: 1/2010 – Present
INTL304 – Intelligence Collection 3 SH INTL442 – Tactical Intelligence 3 SH All Source Intelligence Technician Warrant Officer Technical / Tactical Certification, Phase 2 (WOBC)
Course Number(s): 3A-350B
Effective Dates: 10/1999 – 11/2011
INTL422 – Open Source Collection 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
3 SH Imagery Intelligence Technician Warrant Officer Technical / Tactical Certification (WOBC)
Course Number(s): 3A-350D
Effective Dates: 1/2004 – 12/2009
INTL200 – Introduction to Intelligence 3 SH Imagery Intelligence Technician Warrant Officer Technical / Tactical Certification (WOBC)
Course Number(s): 3A-350D
Effective Dates: 1/2010 – 11/2011
INTL419 – Applied Geospatial Intelligence 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
3 SH All Source Intelligence Technician Warrant Officer Technical / Tactical Certification (WOBC)
Course Number(s): 3A-350F
Effective Dates: 12/2011 – Present
INTL422 – Open Source Collection 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
3 SH Imagery Intelligence Technician Warrant Officer Technical / Tactical Certification (WOBC)
Course Number(s): 3A-350G
Effective Dates: 12/2011 – Present
INTL419 – Applied Geospatial Intelligence 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
3 SH Human Intelligence Collection Technician Warrant Officer Basic, Phase 2 (WOBC)
Course Number(s): 3A-351E
Effective Dates: 1/2004 – 12/2009
INTL423 – Human Intelligence 3 SH Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Collection Technician Warrant Officer Basic, Phase 2 (WOBC)
Course Number(s): 3A-351E
Effective Dates: 1/2010 – 11/2011
INTL423 – Human Intelligence 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
3 SH Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Collection Technician Warrant Officer Basic, Phase 2 (WOBC)
Course Number(s): 3A-351M
Effective Dates: 12/2011 – Present
INTL423 – Human Intelligence 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
3 SH Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) Analysis Technician
Course Number(s): 3A-351S
Effective Dates: 12/2011 – Present
INTL421 – Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
3 SH Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) Analysis Technician
Course Number(s): 3B-352N
Effective Dates: 12/2011 – Present
INTL421 – Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
3 SH Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) Analysis Technician
Course Number(s): 3B-352P
Effective Dates: 12/2011 – Present
INTL421 – Signals Intelligence and Security 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
3 SH Counterintelligence Technician Warrant Officer Basic, Phase 2 (WOBC)
Course Number(s): 3C-351B
Effective Dates: 1/2004 – 11/2010
INTL410 – Counterintelligence 3 SH Counterintelligence (CI) Technician Warrant Officer Basic, Phase 2 (WOBC)
Course Number(s): 3C-351B
Effective Dates: 12/2010 – 11/2011
INTL410 – Counterintelligence 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
3 SH Counterintelligence Technician WOBC, Phase 2
Course Number(s): 3C-351L
Effective Dates: 1/2004 – 11/2010
INTL410 – Counterintelligence 3 SH Counterintelligence (CI) Technician Warrant Officer Basic, Phase 2 (WOBC)
Course Number(s): 3C-351L
Effective Dates: 12/2011 – Present
INTL410 – Counterintelligence 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
3 SH Intelligence / Electronic Warfare (IEW) Equipment Technician (WOBC)
Course Number(s): 4C-353T
Effective Dates: 12/2011 – Present
OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
3 SH Military Intelligence Warrant Officer Advanced Course (MI WOAC)
MI WOAC
Course Number(s): 3-30-C32 or 3-30-C32-RC
Effective Dates: 12/2011 – 7/13/2014
INTL200 – Introduction to Intelligence 3 SH INTL401 – Critical Analysis 3 SH MI WOAC
Course Number(s): 3-30-C32 or 3-30-C32-RC
Effective Dates: 7/14/2014 – Present
INTL200 – Introduction to Intelligence 3 SH INTL401 – Critical Analysis 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below) - BA Intelligence Studies with one of the following concentrations: General, Counterintelligence, Intelligence Analysis, Intelligence Collection, Intelligence Operations
3 SH Military Intelligence Warrant Officer Intermediate Level Education (MI WOILE)
MI WOILE
Course Number(s): 3A-F100
Effective Dates: 2/1/2018 – Present
INTL200 – Introduction to Intelligence 3 SH INTL301 – Intelligence Community 3 SH INTL401 – Critical Analysis 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below) - BA Intelligence Studies
3 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include an official Joint Services Transcript when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form. For Warrant Officers that are no longer eligible for a JST, a Form DA1059 for the course(s) completed must be submitted.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Intelligence Studies
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Graduate
Military
U.S. Army Intelligence Center: Fort Huachuca Military Intelligence School
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 15 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Military Intelligence Captain's Career Course (MICCC)
Course Number(s): 3-30-C22, 3-30-C22
Effective Dates: January 1, 2004 to June 30, 2011
INTL501 – Strategic Intelligence 3 SH INTL615 – History of the Central Intelligence Agency or INTL618 – Intelligence Leadership, Management, and Coordination 3 SH INTL620 – Terrain and Weather Intelligence 3 SH INTL640 – Intelligence and National Security or INTL636 – Regional Threat Analysis 3 SH INTL642 – Information Warfare or INTL643 – Information Operations 3 SH Military Intelligence Captain's Career Course (MICCC)
Course Number(s): 3-30-C22, 3-30-C22
Effective Dates: July 1, 2011 to Present
INTL501 – Strategic Intelligence 3 SH INTL507 – Intelligence Operations 3 SH INTL610 – Counterintelligence 3 SH INTL634 – Threat Analysis 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - Master of Arts in Intelligence Studies – all concentrations
3 SH Military Intelligence Warrant Officer Intermediate Level Education (MIWOILE)
Course Number(s): 3A-F100
Effective Dates: February 1, 2018 to Present
INTL501 – Strategic Intelligence 3 SH INTL507 – Intelligence Operations 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - Master of Arts in Intelligence Studies – all concentrations
- Master of Arts in Homeland Security – General or Intelligence Studies concentration
3 SH Non-equivalent graduate elective credit 3 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include an copy of the DA Form 1059 when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Master of Arts in Intelligence Studies
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Graduate
Military
U.S. Army Logistics Captains Career Course
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 12 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Combined Logistics Captains Career Course (CLC3) OR Multifunctional Logistics Captains Career Course (MLC3)
Effective Dates: February 24, 2014 to Present
MGMT605 – Leadership 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below) - MA Military Studies
- MA Reverse Logistics Management – General concentration
- MA Transportation and Logistics Management – General concentration
- MA Supply Chain Management
6 SH Elective Credit 3 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered traditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please send in an official Army Logistics University transcript or a copy of your DA Form 1059 when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Master of Arts in Transportation and Logistics Management with a General Concentration
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Undergraduate
Military
U.S. Army Management Staff College Civilian Education System (CES)
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 15 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Basic Course (Resident)
Effective Dates: October 26, 2018
MGMT101 – Principles of Supervision 3 SH Elective Credit 1 SH Intermediate Course Phase I (Distributed Learning)
Effective Dates: August 3, 2018
MGMT310 – Principles and Theory of Management 3 SH Elective Credit 1 SH Intermediate Course Phase II (Resident)
Effective Dates: August 3, 2018
MGMT311 – Leading Yourself Foundations 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)
- Bachelor of Arts in General Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Management – General or Leadership Concentration
- Bachelor of Applied Science in Technical Management – Project Management or Technical Management Concentration
3 SH Elective Credit 1 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include an official U.S. Army Management Staff College transcript when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Management
-
Graduate
Military
U.S. Army Management Staff College Civilian Education System (CES)
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 15 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Advanced Course Phase I (Distributed Learning)
Effective Dates: September 6, 2018
MGMT605 – Leadership 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit (only applies to the program below)
- Master of Arts in Management – General or Organizational Leadership Concentration
2 SH Advanced Course Phase II (Resident)
Effective Dates: September 6, 2018
MGMT600 – Organizational Management 3 SH MGMT617 – Leading Teams 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit (only applies to the programs below)
- Master of Arts in Management – General or Organizational Leadership Concentration
3 SH Elective Credit 1 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include an official U.S. Army Management Staff College transcript when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Master of Arts in Management
-
Graduate
Military
U.S. Army Maneuver Captains Career Course
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 9 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
MGMT601 – Organizational Behavior 3 SH MILS510 – Strategic Military Leadership 3 SH MILS541 – Campaign and Battle Analysis 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of the DA Form 1059 when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Master of Arts in Military Studies with a concentation in strategic leadership.
-
Graduate
Military
U.S. Army Medical Department Captains Career Course
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 9 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
MGMT605 – Leadership 3 SH PBHE601 – Health Care Administration 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below) - MA Military Studies with a Strategic Leadership concentration
- Master of Business Administration with a Healthcare Administration concentration
- Master of Public Administration with a Health Policy concentration
- Master of Public Health – Major
- Master of Public Policy with a Health Policy concentration
- MS Healthcare Administration – Major
- MS Health Information Management – Major
3 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of the DA Form 1059 when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program.
-
Undergraduate
Military
U.S. Army Medical Department Center & School (AMEDD): Practical Nurse Course (68C10 Phase 1 and Phase 2)
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 45 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Effective Dates: October 1, 2016
COMM120 – Information and Digital Literacy 3 SH BIOL181 – Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology 3 SH Arts and Humanities Credit (No University Equivalent) 3 SH Civics, Political, and Social Sciences Credit (No University Equivalent) 6 SH PBHE413 – Special Operations in Emergency Medical Services 3 SH HIMA100 – Medical Terminology 3 SH Elective Credit 24 SH Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your AMEDD diploma or your official Joint Services Transcript reflecting completion of 68C10 when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing an Associate of Arts in General Studies
-
Graduate
Military
U.S. Army Space Operations Officer Qualification Course (SOOQC)
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 15 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Effective Dates: May 13, 2008 – August 1, 2010
SPST613 Satellite Communications 3 SH SPST623 National Space Organization 3 SH SPST628 Space Operations Structure & Design 3 SH Effective Dates: August 2, 2010 – February 28, 2017
SPST502 Introduction to Orbital Mechanics 3 SH SPST613 Satellite Communications 3 SH SPST623 National Space Organization 3 SH SPST628 Space Operations Structure & Design 3 SH OMNI599 Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MS Space Studies – General concentration
- MA Military Studies – any concentration
- MA National Security Studies – General concentration
3 SH Effective Dates: March 1, 2017 – present
SPST501 – Introduction to Space Studies 3 SH SPST623 – National Space Organization 3 SH SPST628 – Space Operations Structure and Design 3 SH OMNI599 Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below)
- MS Space Studies – Aerospace OR Space Policy concentration
- MA Intelligence Studies – General concentration
- MA Military Studies – Joint Warfare concentration
6 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate of completion or your DA 1059 form when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Master of Science in Space Studies with a Space Policy Concentration.
-
Undergraduate
Military
U.S. Coast Guard Maritime Law Enforcement Academy
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 12 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Boarding Officer Practical Course
Course Number(s): 501853
Effective Dates: Oct. 6, 2008
ACE ID: CG-1728-0059
Elective Credit 2 SH Boarding Team Member Course
Course Number(s): 341095
Effective Dates: Oct. 6, 2008
ACE ID: CG-1728-0059
Elective Credit 2 SH Maritime Enforcement Specialist (ME 'A') Course
Course Number(s): 502195
Effective Dates: Feb. 1, 2010
ACE ID: CG-1728-0045
MGMT312 – Leadership & Motivation 3 SH Elective Credit 9 SH Maritime Enforcement Specialist First Class (ME1) Performance Qualification Guide
Course Number(s): 0181-1
Effective Dates: Jan. 1, 2010
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Maritime Enforcement Specialist Second Class (ME2) Performance Qualification Guide
Course Number(s): 0181-1
Effective Dates: Jan. 1, 2010
No Transfer Credit 0 SH Maritime Law Enforcement Basic Boarding Officer Course or Basic Boarding Officer
Course Number(s): 501304
Effective Dates: Oct. 6, 2008
ACE ID: CG-1728-0021
LSTD401 – Maritime Law 3 SH Elective Credit 6 SH Maritime Law Enforcement Boarding Officer Counter Drug Operations Course
Course Number(s): 502227
Effective Dates: Mar. 31, 2010
ACE ID: CG-1708-0044
Elective Credit 2 SH Maritime Law Enforcement Facilitator Course
Course Number(s): 502198
Effective Dates: Dec. 14, 2009
ACE ID: CG-1406-0020
Elective Credit 2 SH Ports, Waterways, and Coastal Security Law Enforcement Course
Course Number(s): 502157
Effective Dates: Jan. 12, 2009
ACE ID: CG-1728-0060
HLSS312 – Port Security 3 SH Radiation Detection Level II Operations Course
Course Number(s): 501858
Effective Dates: Oct. 1, 2007
ACE ID: CG-0709-0111
Elective Credit 2 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include an official Joint Services Transcript when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a:
- Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice with a Concentration in Maritime Law Enforcement
- Bachelor of Arts in General Studies
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Undergraduate
Government
Public Safety
U.S. Department of Homeland Security Approved Certificates
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 15 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
American Medical Association
eCore Disaster Life Support
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0
Center for Domestic Preparedness
Agricultural Emergency Response Training (AgERT)
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 3.2
Command and WMD Response
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 0.8
Emergency Medical Services
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.4
Instructor Training Certification Process (ISCC)
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 4.0
Managing Civil Actions in Threat Incidents (MCATI): Basic Course
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 4.0
Managing Civil Actions in Threat Incidents (MCATI): Command
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 4.0
Managing Civil Actions in Threat Incidents (MCATI): Protester Devices
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 2.4
Respiratory Protection Program
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 1.6
WMD Crime Scene Management for Emergency Responders
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.8
WMD Emergency Responder HazMat Technician
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 4.0
WMD Hands on Training (HOT, Live Agent)
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 1.6
WMD HazMat Evidence Collection
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.8
WMD HazMat Technician Training
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.4
WMD Incident Command
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.4
WMD Incident Complexities – Clinician
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 0.8
WMD Incident Complexities – Responder
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.8
WMD Law Enforcement Protective Measures (LEPM)
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 0.8
WMD Law Enforcement Protective Measures (LEPM), Train-the-Trainer
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 1.6
WMD Law Enforcement Response Actions
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.8
WMD Technical Emergency Response Training (Live Agent)
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 3.2
Criminal Justice Institute – University of Arkansas
Cybersecurity: Incident Handling and Response
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 4.0
Cybersecurity: Prevention, Deterrence, and Recovery
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 4.0
Dartmouth College Interactive Media Laboratory
Virtual Terrorism Response Academy
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: Greater than 1.6
Dugway Proving Ground
Advanced Chemical and Biological Integrated Response Course (ACBIRC) – Technician Level
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 4.0
Eastern Michigan University
Teen Community Emergency Response Training (Train-the-Trainer)
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 2.4
Federal Law Enforcement Training Center
Anti-Terrorism Intelligence Awareness Training Program (AIATP)
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.8
Introductory Intelligence Analyst Training Program (IIATP)
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 4.0
International Association of Fire Fighters
Emergency Response to Terrorism: Operations
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 1.6
Emergency Response to Terrorism: Operations, Train-the-Trainer
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 1.6
Institute for Preventative Strategies
Homeland Security Terrorism Prevention Certificate Course for Law Enforcement Professionals
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 0.6
Kirkwood Community College
Avian Influenza Response
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 0.8
Avian Influenza Response Master Trainer
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 1.6
Foreign Animal Disease Response (FADR)
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.0
Foreign Animal Disease Response (FADR) (Train-the-Trainer)
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 0.6
LA County Metro Transportation Authority
Terrorism Awareness: Protecting the US Public Transportation System
Louisiana State University
Advanced Forensic Investigations for Hazardous Events
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.8
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 4.0
Advanced WMD Tactical Operations
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 4.0
A Foundational Awareness of WMD/Terrorism (Web-Based)
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.125
An Introduction to the National Incident Management System/National Response Plan (Web-Based)
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.125
Disaster Mental Health Considerations During a Weapons of Mass Destruction Incident (Web-Based)
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.125
Effects of Weapons of Mass Destruction on Bulk Distribution (Web-Based)
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.125
Effects of Weapons of Mass Destruction on Mass Feeding (Web-Based)
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.125
Effects of Weapons of Mass Destruction on Mass Sheltering (Web-Based)
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.125
Emergency Response to Domestic Biological Incidents
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 2.4
Instructor Development Workshop: A Professional Development Program
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.4
Introduction to Computer Aided-Management of Emergency Operations Suite (CAMEO)
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 2.4
Law Enforcement Response to Weapons of Mass Destruction
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 1.6
Law Enforcement Response to Weapons of Mass Destruction, Train-the-Trainer
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 1.2
Law Enforcement Response to WMD Incidents-Operations Level
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.2
Law Enforcement Response to WMD Incidents-Operations Level, Train-the-Trainer
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.3
Preparedness and Response to Agricultural Terrorism
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.4
Preparedness and Response to Agricultural Terrorism, Train-the-Trainer
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.4
Preparing Communities for Agroterrorism
>Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.5
Preparing Communities for Agroterrorism, Train-the-Trainer
>Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.6
Prevention and Deterrence of Terrorist Acts by Law Enforcement
>Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.8
Prevention and Deterrence of Terrorist Acts by Law Enforcement, Train-the-Trainer
>Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 1.6
Public Safety WMD Response-Sampling Techniques and Guidelines
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.4
Utilizing (CAMEO) in WMD, Train-the-Trainer
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.4
Utilizing Computer Aided Management of Emergency Operations (CAMEO)
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.4
WMD Tactical Commanders
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.4
WMD Tactical Operations
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 4.0
WMD Tactical Operations, Train-the-Trainer
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 4.0
Michigan State University
Campus Community Emergency Response Training (Train-the-Trainer)
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 2.4
Developing an Intelligence Capacity in State, Local and Tribal Law Enforcement Agencies: A Quick Start Program
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 1.6
National Domestic Preparedness Consortium
WMD Awareness Level Training
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.6
WMD Awareness Level Training Course, Train-the-Trainer
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 1.2
National Integration Center, National Exercise Division
Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP)
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.4
Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP), Train-the-Trainer
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.8
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Incident Response to Terrorist Bombings
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.6
Incident Response to Terrorist Bombings--Awareness
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.4
Incident Response to Terrorist Bombing-Operations, Train-the-Trainer
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 3.4
Prevention of and Response to Suicide Bombing Incidents
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.4
Prevention of and Response to Suicide Bombing Incidents, Train-the-Trainer
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 3.6
Understanding and Planning for School Bomb Incidents
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.4
National Sheriffs' Association
Jail Evacuation, Planning, and Implementation
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.8
Managing the Incident: A Leadership Guide to WMD Events
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.8
WMD Homeland Security Initiative: An Executive Level Program for Sheriffs
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 1.2
Nevada Test Site
Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Radiological/Nuclear Awareness/Train-the-Trainer
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.9
Detection Equipment for Law Enforcement (DELE)
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.4
Personal Radiation Detection (PDR)
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 0.7
Radiological/Nuclear Course for Hazardous Material (HazMat) Technicians
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 3.2
WMD Radiological/Nuclear Awareness Course
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.6
WMD Radiological/Nuclear Responder Operations Course
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.4
National White Collar Crime Center
Advanced Criminal Intelligence Analysis to Prevent Terrorism (ACIAPT)
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 3.25
Fast Cyberforensic Triage
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 2.0
Northwest Arkansas Community College
Business Continuity Planning
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 0.8
Emergency Response: Strengthening Cooperative Efforts Among Public and Private Sector Entities
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 0.8
Terrorism and WMD Awareness in the Workplace
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.3
Telecommunications for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Inc.
Emergency Responders and the Hard of Hearing Community: Taking the First Steps to Disaster Preparedness
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.8
Emergency Responders and the Hard of Hearing Community: Taking the First Steps to Disaster Preparedness, Train-the-Trainer
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.8
Texas A&M, Texas Engineering Extension Service
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) for WMD Incidents: Basic Concepts
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.3 to 0.4
EMS: Operations and Planning for WMD Incidents
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 2.4
Enhanced Incident Management/Unified Command (E IM/UC)
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.8
Enhanced Threat and Risk Assessment (ETRA) (Local Jurisdiction)
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 1.6
Incident Management/Unified Command (IM/UC) for CBRNE and Terrorism Incident
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.4
Mayoral Institute Seminar for All-Hazards Preparedness
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 0.6
Public Works for WMD Incidents: Basic Concepts
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.6
Public Works: Preparing for and Responding to WMD/Terrorism Incidents (Previously PER 210)
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.4
Senior Officials Workshop for All-Hazards Preparedness
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 0.6
WMD Regional Task Force
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.4
WMD Threat and Risk Assessment (TandRA) (Local Jurisdiction)
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 2.4
WMD/Terrorism Awareness for Emergency Responders
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.3 to 0.4
WMD/Terrorism Incident Defensive Operations for Emergency Responders
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 3.2
WMD/Terrorism Incident Defensive Operations for Emergency Responders, Train-the-Trainer
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 3.2
UC Davis-Western Institute for Food Safety & Security
Principles of Detection and Diagnosis
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.6
Principles of Frontline Response to Agroterrorism and Food Systems Disasters
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.8
Principles of NIMS, Team Building and Risk Communication
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.8
Principles of Planning and Implementing Recovery
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.8
Principles of Preparedness for Agro Terrorism and Food Systems Disasters
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.6
Understanding the Dangers of Agroterrorism
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.6
University of Maryland Center for Health and Homeland Security
Preparing the State: Implementing Continuity of Operations Planning
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 1.3
Preparing the State: Implementing Continuity of Operations Planning, Train-the-Trainer
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 1.7
University of Nevada Las Vegas
Frontline Responder Training Course-Protecting Soft Targets
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.8
The University of Tennessee Law Enforcement Innovation Center
Transit Terrorist Tools and Tactics
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 2.4
University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine
Agricultural and Food Vulnerability Assessment Training
Course Work: Upper Level
CEUs: 1.7
Western Oregon University
Creating Vigilant, Prepared, and Resilient Communities for Homeland Security
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 1.6
The Leader's Role in Creating Vigilant, Prepared, and Resilient Communities
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.65
West Virginia University
Campus Public Safety Response to WMD Incidents
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.8
Homeland Security Planning for Campus Executives
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.45
Homeland Security Planning for Campus Presidents
Course Work: Lower Level
CEUs: 0.1
Determining the number of transfer credits:
- Each pre-approved Department of Homeland Security course has an associated number of contact hours and/or continuing education units (CEUs) which will be mathematically converted to semester hours (SH) before being applied as transfer credit toward an APUS degree program.
- Approved certificates will be categorized into either lower level (LL) course work or upper level (UL) course work and grouped together accordingly. APUS will calculate the number of possible SH of transfer credit for LL courses and UL courses separately, as their credit award application is different.
- To convert the contact hours/CEUs to SH, the contact hours will first be converted to CEUs using the equation: Contact Hours/10 = CEUs. The CEUs will then be converted to SH using the equation: CEUs/1.5 = SH.
Award of transfer credit:
- Lower level courses: The number of calculated LL SH may be awarded toward the Elective requirements of a student's APUS degree program as applicable.
- Upper level courses: If the number of calculated UL SH exceeds 2 SH, the student is eligible to have omnibus credit applied toward the Major requirements of their degree program, however ONLY if they are pursuing one of the Bachelor's degree programs listed above for maximizing transfer credit under the terms of this agreement. (Omnibus credit is upper level transfer credit which applies to a student's specific area of study within their Major requirements, but for which APUS does not offer an equivalent course.) Students may receive a MAXIMUM of 6 SH of omnibus credit toward the Major requirements of their degree program.
- The number of calculated UL SH not applied as omnibus credit, or all UL SH calculated for students not enrolled in one of the indicated degree programs, may be awarded toward the Elective requirements of a student's APUS degree program as applicable.
Total transfer credit award: From all approved Department of Homeland Security certificates submitted, a MAXIMUM of 15 SH transfer credit, from both LL and UL combined, may be awarded toward a student's APUS degree program requirements.
Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a:
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Undergraduate
Public Safety
U.S. Department of Homeland Security Basic Intelligence and Threat Analysis Course
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 12 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
HLSS320 – Intelligence and Homeland Security 3 SH INTL303 – Introduction to Intelligence 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the program below) - BA Intelligence Studies
6 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
Basic Intelligence and Threat Analysis Course – Mobile (BITAC-Mobile) gets the same award.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Intelligence Studies.
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Undergraduate
Public Safety
U.S. Department of Homeland Security Mid-level Intelligence and Threat Analysis Course
Sept. 15, 2008 to present
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 3 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below) - BA Homeland Security
- BA Intelligence Studies
3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program. Credits awarded are considered nontraditional transfer credit.
*Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you pursue one of the following:
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Graduate
Government
U.S. Department of Homeland Security Senior Intelligence Leadership Seminar
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 3 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Effective Dates: Nov 2013 – Present
OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below) - MA Intelligence Studies – General
- MA Intelligence Studies – Intelligence Management
- MA Intelligence Studies – Intelligence Operations
3 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you pursue one of the following: Master of Arts in Intelligence Studies with a General Concentration, a concentration in Intelligence Management, or a concentration in Intelligence Operations.
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Undergraduate
Government
U.S. Department of State Naval Support Unit Seabee Program
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 24 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Effective Dates: 2/1/2014 – Present
SCMT101 – Introduction to Security Management 3 SH SCMT302 – Protecting U.S. Government Facilities 3 SH SCMT397 – Physical Security 3 SH OMNI399 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below) - BA General Studies – National and Local Security area
- BA Security Management – General concentration
- BA Security Management – Government Security
3 SH Elective Credit 12 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you pursue one of the following:
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Graduate
Government
U.S. Department of State Basic Special Agent Course
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 9 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Effective Dates: March 1, 2017 – Present
LSTD502 Criminal Law 3 SH LSTD503 Criminal Justice Process 3 SH SCMT536 Protective Services 3 SH The 10-year credit age limitation applies to this policy.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree.
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Undergraduate
Government
U.S. Department of State Security Technical Specialist (STS) Fundamentals Course
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 30 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Elective Credit 30 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate when yousubmit the transfercredit evaluation form.
- You may pursueany undergraduate degree.
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Undergraduate
Government
U.S. Marine Corps Marine Air Ground Task Force Counterintelligence / Human Intelligence Basic Course
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 9 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
ACE ID: MC-1606-0021
Effective Dates: 3/2009 – Present
INTL304 – Intelligence Collection 3 SH INTL423 – Human Intelligence 3 SH INTL424 – Interrogation 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your DA Form 1059, a copy of the MAGTF CI/HUMINT Basic Course certificate of completion, or official Joint Services Transcript when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you pursue one of the following: Bachelor of Arts in Intelligence Studies with a General Concentration, a concentration in Counter Intelligence, or a concentration in Intelligence Collection.
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Undergraduate
Military
U.S. Marine Corps Chemical Biological Incident Response Force Basic Operations Course
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 15 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Effective Dates: CBIRF Basic Operations Course must have been completed AFTER December 1, 2007.
EDMG230 – Emergency and Disaster Incident Command 3 SH HLSS211 – Emergency Response to Terrorism 3 SH HLSS212 – Chemical, Biological, and Radiological Hazards 3 SH Elective Credit 6 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Please include a copy of your certificate when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any undergraduate degree program.
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Graduate
Military
U.S. Naval War College
Students may choose up to 15 semester hours (SH) from the following:
DEFM500 – Military Leadership 3 SH MGMT605 – Leadership 3 SH MILS521 – Strategy, Tactics, & The Operational Art 3 SH MILS655 – Naval Power in Joint Warfare 3 SH NSEC503 – U.S. National Security 3 SH OMNI599 – Omnibus Credit* (only applies to the programs below) - MA Homeland Security with a General Concentration
- MA Intelligence Studies with a Homeland Security Concentration
- MA International Relations and Global Security with an International and Transnational Security Issues concentration
- MA National Security Studies with a Homeland Security, Security and Intelligence Analysis, or General Concentration
- MA Military Studies with a Joint Warfare or Strategic Leadership concentration
- Master of Public Administration with a National Security concentration
- Master of Public Policy with a National Security Policy concentration
3 SH *Omnibus credit applies to a student's specific area of study within their Concentration requirements when the university does not offer an equivalent course. This credit may be treated as Elective credit depending on the specific program requirements.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
- Students must have completed at least 15 semester hours at the U.S. Naval War College to qualify for the above transfer credit.
- Please include an official transcript from the US Naval War College when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
- You may pursue any graduate degree program.
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Undergraduate
Academic
Vizient/American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) Nurse Residency Program
The maximum transfer credit award possible is 3 semester hours (SH) based on the following:
Effective Date: January 1, 2016
NURS300 – Transitions in Nursing 3 SH Individual transfer credit award will vary based on the requirements of your selected degree program.
Note: The credit recommendations on this page are reviewed each catalog year and are subject to change.
Eligibility
Please include a copy of your your Vizient/AACN Nurse Residency Program certificate of completion when you submit the transfer credit evaluation form.
You may pursue any undergraduate degree program, but you are most likely to maximize your transfer credit award if you are pursuing the Bachelor of Science in Nursing.