Determining Transfer Course Equivalencies

For transfer credit to fulfill a specific Kettering College course requirement, the course for which transfer credit is desired must be closely equivalent in content and approximately equivalent in credit hours to the required course. If content equivalency is not met, the student may be required to take additional coursework to achieve close content equivalency.
The transfer evaluation committee will complete a review of course descriptions and, if needed, course syllabi to determine content equivalency. Student may be required to submit one or both if course is questionable.
The transfer evaluation committee will complete a review of course descriptions, to determine credit hour equivalency.
Courses which require full sequences may not be transferable if partial sequence is completed or if all grades for sequential classes do not meet the minimum C- (1.70) transfer requirement.
In order for transfer credit to be considered for meeting the religion core requirement, religion courses must have been taken at faith-based institutions.

A course will not transfer if it is:

Completed with a D+ or lower.
Designated as a remedial course, developmental course, or not intended for college credit.
Full sequence is not completed.

updated 4/1/10