Graduate Schools that accept the most transfer credits

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Interesting find on Jacksonville State University. It appears they do indeed accept 18 credits leaving you to complete 12 credits. I wonder if courses are offered online? If so credits are $400 each which would make this cheap.

Courses are! Some courses that can apply to it are offered face to face or blended, but the MA in Integrated Studies is also available 100% online.

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Prescott College: "The Program Director of each graduate program is responsible for approving all requests for the acceptance of transfer credits. Up to a maximum of 15 credits may be approved for transfer into each graduate program. To be considered, all such credits must be from an appropriately accredited or approved institution."

I am just curious what the concentrations are available for this major and what are the required courses. I couldn't seem to find them anywhere.

It's a liberal studies degree (College of Arts and Humanities) with a different name.

The student must complete a minimum of 30 graduate semester hours in approved courses, which must be from at least two or more fields of study. INS 599 Capstone is a required course.

Based on JSU Exploring Micro-Credential Program and English Department to Offer Microcredentials in College Teaching, microcredentials are what Jacksonville State calls postbaccalaureate or graduate certificates.