Accepted Transfer Credits
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Transfer Students and Credits
Transfer students and credits are accepted at NPRC based on guidelines outlined in NPRC-9425: Transfer Credit. Transfer credits from schools where students have received a C or better in coursework may be evaluated for NPRC course or program credit. Students who are looking to transfer credits must have completed the courses under consideration for transfer credit within ten years prior to the date fall academic classes begin for their catalog of record and must submit an official transcript from the college of record directly to the NPRC’s Office of the Registrar for transfer credit evaluation. Courses for which transfer credit is awarded may be used to meet program requirements or as elective credit depending on a student’s selected program of study.
We have compiled a resource of transfer credits from other institutions that are currently accepted by NPRC and the NPRC course equivalents. This list is updated each academic term. If the school you attended is not listed and you’d like to know if credits you have completed transfer to NPRC, you may send an unofficial transcript to registrar@rrcnpa.org and an unofficial transcript evaluation will be completed. Current students can view this resource in the My NPRC Student Portal under the “Student Records” tab by clicking on “Approved Transfer Courses” under the “Search Functions” header. This list is meant only for students transferring to NPRC and it does not apply to those looking to transfer to another institution.
If you’ve been accepted to NPRC, once an official transcript is received, any credits that are accepted will be entered onto your student record. Through the My NPRC Student Portal, you can view the accepted credits under the “Student Records” tab and by clicking on “Transfer Credit Detail” under the “Degree Information” header. Accepted credits will also appear on your “Degree Audit” and “Unofficial Transcript,” both accessible under the “Student Records” tab.
If you’ve been accepted to NPRC, once an official transcript is received, any credits that are accepted will be entered onto your student record. Through the My NPRC Student Portal (Link), you can view the accepted credits under the “Student Records” tab and by clicking on “Transfer Credit Detail” under the “Degree Information” header. Accepted credits will also appear on your Degree Audit and Unofficial Transcript, both accessible under the “Student Records” tab.
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