Transfer Credit
A student transferring from another university or college must be in good standing with that institution, and must meet the University’s minimum scholastic standards. Coursework requirements may be satisfied by transferring previously earned academic credit. Transcripts from previous academic institutions may be submitted to the Registrar’s Office for evaluation prior to, or after registration. If transcripts are not in English, these documents must be translated at the applicants expense.
Students may transfer credit previously earned at other educational institutions provided the course requirements are the same or similar. It is the student’s responsibility to include a complete write up of their previous coursework, explaining which classes fulfill which requirement of the University’s degree program that the student is applying for.
University of Holistic Theology will evaluate transfer credit for course work successfully complete at another college or university. To receive credit for an undergraduate course, or diploma course, a grade of "C" or better must be reflected on the transcripts. To receive credit for a postgraduate course, a grade of "B" or better must be reflected on official transcripts.
It is the responsibility of each student to determine, prior to registration at U.H.T. that their degree program or studies meet admission or transfer requirements. The University makes no representations, promises or guarantees of employment or acceptability of transfer credits to any public or private educational institution. Students who wish to transfer credit hours earned at the University of Holistic Theology to another academic institution are required to determine transferability prior to registration.
It is also the responsibility of the student to check with their state and/or country regarding certification and licensing. Certification and Licenser requirement vary greatly from location to location.
Granting of university level credit for life and work experience simply means that the sum of your life experiences are evaluated, and credits based on those things that you have already learned or experienced. The primary source of credit for many candidates is work, occupation or professional activities. Course requirements not met through credit transfer will be completed through curriculum study. These courses utilize ebooks, textbook, exams, audiocassettes, multimedia, projects, and written papers as a means of course completion.
