11-10-2022, 01:40 PM
There's basically 2 or 3 places where you might run into issues with alt credit:
1. For grad school admissions that require specific pre-requisites with grades. Or that calculate your GPA for admission purposes based on your last 60 graded credits and you don't have 60 graded credits. In my experience, most programs don't get that specific and just use the GPA or major GPA from the degree awarding school.
2. & 3. Professional licensure/Professional association cert that require coursework from pre-approved programs/providers. But you're likely going to run into that if you didn't go to a school with a program specifically offering a pathway to be a professional engineer/CPA/actuary/etc. anyway.
1. For grad school admissions that require specific pre-requisites with grades. Or that calculate your GPA for admission purposes based on your last 60 graded credits and you don't have 60 graded credits. In my experience, most programs don't get that specific and just use the GPA or major GPA from the degree awarding school.
2. & 3. Professional licensure/Professional association cert that require coursework from pre-approved programs/providers. But you're likely going to run into that if you didn't go to a school with a program specifically offering a pathway to be a professional engineer/CPA/actuary/etc. anyway.
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