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The accredited institutions listed directly below have made formal credit transfer agreements with Hartwell Quest. If you would like to transfer HQ Smart Courses to a college or university not in this list, please contact their registrar to make sure the class(es) you are interested in will transfer before enrolling. Transfer credit is guided by the receiving institution. HQ can supply you with any information they might need.
HQ students can transfer credits to a large number of additional colleges and universities through transcription. Please see the transcription section below for more info.
EUCON International University accepts HQ courses in transfer as follows:
- Up to 45 semester hours toward an associate degree.
- Up to 60 semester hours toward a bachelor’s degree.
- HQ students who have completed the equivalent of a bachelor’s degree (minimally 70 undergraduate semester credits with passing grades and a minimum of a C average throughout the program) may be considered for acceptance into a Master’s program at EIU. In some cases, students may be required to complete prerequisite courses at EIU in preparation for a graduate program.
- In addition to credit transfer, EIU offers Hartwell students dual diploma programs. Contact us to find out more about this incredible opportunity.
Kansas Christian College accepts HQ courses in transfer as follows:
- Up to 49 semester hours toward the Associate of Arts in Business degree.
- Up to 47 semester hours toward the Associate of Arts in Leadership and Ministry degree.
- Up to 45 semester hours toward the Associate of Arts in Psychology degree.
- Up to 90 semester hours toward any bachelor’s degree, including B.A. in Business; B.A. in Leadership and Ministry; B.A. in Psychology.
- In addition to credit transfer, KCC offers Hartwell students dual diploma programs. Please contact us to find out more about this incredible opportunity.
Pillar College accepts HQ courses in transfer as follows:
- Up to 45 semester hours toward an associate degree.
- Up to 60 semester hours toward a bachelor’s degree.
- HQ students who have completed the equivalent of a bachelor’s degree (minimally 120 undergraduate semester credits with passing grades and a minimum of a C average throughout the program) may be considered for acceptance into a Master’s program at Pillar. In some cases, students may be required to complete prerequisite courses at Pillar in preparation for a graduate program.
TRANSCRIPTION
Credit transfer is possible with a multitude of additional colleges and universities (such as those linked below) via our transcription scenarios. All transfer of credit is subject to the review and approval of the receiving institution.
EXPLORE THESE CHRISTIAN COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES!
Consider the 150+ ABHE colleges & universities, as well as the 90+ TRACS institutions for credit transfer into professional and ministry degrees grounded in a biblical worldview!
IMPORTANT NOTE ON ACCREDITATION
All accrediting bodies recognized by the U.S. Department of Education are held to the same high standards and no distinction should be made between regional and national accreditation.
If you are told by an institution with regional accreditation that they do not accept credits from an institution that has national accreditation, please make them aware of the February 26, 2020 letter from the U.S. Department of Education, which states:
“Because the Department holds all accrediting agencies to the same standards, distinctions between regional and national accrediting agencies are unfounded.”
Contact us for more information on transcription or transfer for earning college credit or degrees. HQ is not accredited and does not grant college credit or degrees.
To learn more about credit transfer in general, please see the “Joint Statement on the Award and Transfer of Credit” on the CHEA website.
To learn more about why any distinction between regional and national accreditation is unfounded, please see this letter from the U.S. Department of Education.