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What are the restrictions on the use of transfer courses from other schools?

April 26, 2017Courses schools transfer

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What are the restrictions on the use of transfer courses from other schools?

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• Common Context courses must be taken at Westmont or a similar, approved institution such as a Christian College Consortium school. • You must take the course for a letter grade and receive at least a C- for your work. • You may transfer at most 64 units from Junior Colleges.

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• Common Context courses must be taken at Westmont or a similar, approved institution such as a Christian College Consortium school. • You must take the course for a letter grade and receive at least a C- for your work. • You may transfer at most 64 units from Junior Colleges.What about AP/IB courses? Westmont will give unit credit for any AP course for which you received a 4 or 5 on the exam. Credit is also given for IB Higher Lever Level (HL) scores of 5, 6, or 7. You will also be given credit for any appropriate GE areas subject to the following restrictions. • The records office must receive official notification of your score directly from the testing agency. • Common Contexts requirements cannot be fulfilled using AP/IB credit. • If you wish to receive credit for more that three Common Inquiries requirements, you must take an advanced course in the area and notify the registrar’s office by completing the appropriate form.A complete list of the requirements fulfilled by AP/IB exam

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• Common Context courses must be taken at Westmont or a similar, approved institution such as a Christian College Consortium school. • You must take the course for a letter grade and receive at least a C- for your work. • You may transfer at most 64 units from Junior Colleges. What about AP/IB courses? Westmont will give unit credit for any AP course for which you received a 4 or 5 on the exam. Credit is also given for IB Higher Lever Level (HL) scores of 5, 6, or 7. You will also be given credit for any appropriate GE areas subject to the following restrictions. • The records office must receive official notification of your score directly from the testing agency. • Common Contexts requirements cannot be fulfilled using AP/IB credit. • If you wish to receive credit for more that three Common Inquiries requirements, you must take an advanced course in the area and notify the registrar’s office by completing the appropriate form. A complete list of the requirements fulfilled by AP/IB ex