Graduate Schools that accept the most transfer credits

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I contacted Jacksonville for more info about this degree. There's not much info about what classes you'll need to complete or the subject areas. Says you need 2 different subject areas but not much else.

I think that reflects a flexibility the program intends. I expect an MA Integrated Studies student could enroll in graduate courses from most any department in which Jacksonville State offers graduate credit, as long as it fits a coherent plan created by the student and their JSU advisor.

That's my guess but I want to make sure. I'm considering it for a second master's. I need to know what departments and what classes I can take for those 9 credits plus the capstone. A capstone in a mixed bag degree like this would be either very unique or really weird. Not sure how that will go especially with most courses transferred in. Could be an interesting ride!

I think it's more likely to be departments from that particular college within the university (Art and Design, English, History and Foreign Languages, Music, Theatre and Film): https://catalog.jsu.edu/graduate/arts-humanities/