North Carolina Credit Approval Form
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Navigate to Transfer Credit ReportsLog into MyPack Portal.Select the Student Information System homepage.Select the Advising tile.Select 'Advisee Student Center' from the left-hand navigation bar.Enter student search criteria.Under 'Academics,' select 'Transfer Credit Report' from the 'Other Academic' dropdown menu.
Navigate to Transfer Credit ReportsLog into MyPack Portal.Select the Student Information System homepage.Select the Advising tile.Select 'Advisee Student Center' from the left-hand navigation bar.Enter student search criteria.Under 'Academics,' select 'Transfer Credit Report' from the 'Other Academic' dropdown menu.
NC State participates in the Reverse Transfer Program between the UNC System and the NC Community College System. The community college courses identified were selected for inclusion because they both fulfill requirements for an associate degree and transfer to NC State for credit towards a baccalaureate degree.
Yes, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill does accept the College Level Examination Program (CLEP). The CLEP is an exam sponsored by the College Board that allows students to gain college credit by demomstrating their knowledge in college level coursework.
Transfer credit is not recorded on former students' permanent records until after they have been readmitted and have re-enrolled at NC State. Students should not assume that transfer credits will be accepted, and should speak with their academic advisor.
If you have earned an associate degree or taken courses from an NC community college, many of the credits you earned may count toward a four-year degree from any UNC System university.
If you are admitted and choose to enroll at NC State, your academic department will then determine how many of your non-U.S. university credits will transfer towards your degree. You will need to have a course-by-course evaluation completed by World Education Services (WES) and have it submitted to our office.
