Transfer Evaluation

Doral College grants credit from institutionally accredited postsecondary institutions as well as exams taken through the Advanced Placement (AP) Program, the College Level Examination Program (CLEP), Advanced International Certificate in Education (AICE), and International Baccalaureate (IB) program. Credit for passing scores on these exams will be granted in accordance with the tables below. Score reports must be submitted to Student Affairs for processing. Degree-seeking dual enrollment students should regularly send in updated transcripts and score reports to the help desk to ensure their records are updated in a timely fashion for the most accurate Individual Academic Plan (IAP). 

No more than 75 percent of the degree requirements will be accepted toward any program from any source or combination of sources, for a total of 45 credits toward the Associate in Arts degree, and 90 credits toward the Bachelor of Science degree. Transfer credit will be counted toward degree requirements, but will not be calculated in a student’s Doral College grade point average, and will appear on transcripts with a grade of “EC” for credit originating from an exam, or “TC” for credit originating from another postsecondary institution. 

To request transfer credit for courses taken at another institution, students must first submit transcripts to Student Affairs for evaluation and processing. For courses taken at schools outside of the Florida State Course Numbering System (SCNS), additional documentation, such as course descriptions and or syllabi may be requested to determine equivalency. 

Regardless of the source, no determination of transfer credit should be considered official until the appropriate paperwork has been submitted to the College and corresponding credit posted in the students’ record in the College’s Student Information System (SIS).