Is there's a centralized site where you can find if schools in the nation are transferable to other school????
RN403, BSN, RN 1 Article; 1,068 Posts Oct 31, 2014 If you go to the school's website in which you are planning on attending you might find that they have a link or page where you can compare your courses to theirs and see which courses are transferrable. You also might try calling the school and asking the admissions department directly.
RNsRWe, ASN, RN 4 Articles; 10,428 Posts Oct 31, 2014 In a word, no. Schools have many and varied requirements for transferring credits, what will and won't be accepted. You'd need to check with the school where you are interested in attending, and see what they will and won't take from your completed credits.
classicdame, MSN, EdD 2 Articles; 7,255 Posts Specializes in Hospital Education Coordinator. Oct 31, 2014 no. Each state differs in expectations and then each school has their own. Need to talk to an advisor about your degree program.
ShondaJ 394 Posts Nov 1, 2014 Go to the website of the school you wish to attend and check for a credit transfer section on the site. Most school will have a section with the different schools and what they will accept as transfer.
TheCommuter, BSN, RN 226 Articles; 27,608 Posts Specializes in Case mgmt., rehab, (CRRN), LTC & psych. Has 17 years experience. Nov 1, 2014 The process of accepting previously-earned credits for transfer is individualized and differs from school to school. To get a definitive answer, you will need to contact each school's admissions department and inquire about what they'll accept.
CVUNurse 31 Posts Specializes in CVICU Open Heart. Nov 1, 2014 Here is a link to a Web site where you can enter the name of your school(s) and courses you've taken: https://www.transferology.com/ It will show you a list of schools your credits will transfer to and for what courses they transfer as. A lot of general courses transfer to several schools. However, not many nursing courses do (some will apply to lower-level courses toward graduation if you are doing RN-BSN). Hope this helps