Big 3 and quarter credits
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Big 3 and quarter credits
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11-11-2009, 01:05 AM
Hey guys anybody has transferred quater credits to any of the big 3?
If my calculation is not wrong 5 quarter credits = 3.3 semester credits, right? How would the Big 3 colleges take that? as 3 credits or a 3.33?
11-11-2009, 09:48 AM
At EC, I transferred in 13 classes from the quarter system. 3.33 hrs each.
Don't know about the other two schools.
Pursuing BS in General Business from EC
Completed: Principles of Marketing CLEP 68 Ethics in America DSST 456 Management Info Systems DSST 439 Business Law CLEP 63 Business Law II DSST 68 (A) Up Next: Principles of Statistics DSST Principles of Finance DSST Operations Management (TESC Exam) Business Strategy EC Online (Jan 2010) Info Literacy EC Online (Jan 2010)
11-13-2009, 12:12 AM
perriquit Wrote:Hey guys anybody has transferred quater credits to any of the big 3? Quarter hours are typically converted to semester hours by multiplying the number of credits by two-thirds. At Excelsior, a 4 quarter hour course equates to 2.67 semester credits, and a 5 quarter hour course equates to 3.33 semester credits. There are further details on quarter hours found in this thread: http://www.degreeforum.net/excelsior-tho...dits.html#
11-13-2009, 07:19 AM
perriquit Wrote:Hey guys anybody has transferred quater credits to any of the big 3? I dont get the difference either, except quarter cred's are because you only take 8 weeks instead of 12. Anyway to answer your question TESC gave me credit for credit.
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