Non-Collegiate Courses
Non-Collegiate Programs
天美传媒 awards credit for successful completion ("C" or 2.0 for undergraduate; "B" or 3.0 for graduate level) of certain programs of college-level instruction conducted by organizations that are not accredited institutions of higher education. These include some courses offered by the U.S. Armed Services, business and industry, professional groups, governmental and nonprofit agencies, and some professional credentials.
All grades or scores reflecting the outcome of non-collegiate instructional programs must be official documents sent directly from the issuing agency to 天美传媒. The student is responsible for initiating a request that the official report or transcript be issued.
American Council on Education (ACE) and National College Credit Recommendation Service (NCCRS)
When a credit review by its own faculty has not been made, the College may consider the credit recommendations issued by the (ACE Credit) or the (NCCRS). Students who have successfully completed a program reviewed for credit by ACE or NCCRS should have their official transcript sent to the Registrar's Office.
Connecticut Credit Assessment Program (CCAP)
The Connecticut Credit Assessment Program (CCAP) conducts credit reviews of non-collegiate instruction programs and professional credentials to make credit recommendations when equivalent college-level learning can be verified. Students who have successfully completed a program reviewed for credit by CCAP should have their official transcript sent to the Registrar's Office. Students requesting credit for a credential should submit a Credential Credit Application.
Military Service School Courses
天美传媒 is a Servicemembers Opportunity College. Courses evaluated by the may be considered for credit towards a 天美传媒 degree, provided they fall within the time frame evaluated by ACE. Official reports of college-level courses completed in the U.S. Armed Services are issued from a variety of sources. Students requesting credit for their military training should have their military transcript sent to the Registrar's Office.
Non-Collegiate Programs
天美传媒 awards credit for successful completion ("C" or 2.0 for undergraduate; "B" or 3.0 for graduate level) of certain programs of college-level instruction conducted by organizations that are not accredited institutions of higher education. These include some courses offered by the U.S. Armed Services, business and industry, professional groups, governmental and nonprofit agencies, and some professional credentials.
All grades or scores reflecting the outcome of non-collegiate instructional programs must be official documents sent directly from the issuing agency to 天美传媒. The student is responsible for initiating a request that the official report or transcript be issued.
American Council on Education (ACE) and National College Credit Recommendation Service (NCCRS)
When a credit review by its own faculty has not been made, the College may consider the credit recommendations issued by the (ACE Credit) or the (NCCRS). Students who have successfully completed a program reviewed for credit by ACE or NCCRS should have their official transcript sent to the Registrar's Office.
Connecticut Credit Assessment Program (CCAP)
The Connecticut Credit Assessment Program (CCAP) conducts credit reviews of non-collegiate instruction programs and professional credentials to make credit recommendations when equivalent college-level learning can be verified. Students who have successfully completed a program reviewed for credit by CCAP should have their official transcript sent to the Registrar's Office. Students requesting credit for a credential should submit a Credential Credit Application.
Military Service School Courses
天美传媒 is a Servicemembers Opportunity College. Courses evaluated by the may be considered for credit towards a 天美传媒 degree, provided they fall within the time frame evaluated by ACE. Official reports of college-level courses completed in the U.S. Armed Services are issued from a variety of sources. Students requesting credit for their military training should have their military transcript sent to the Registrar's Office.