Will my Kent State credits transfer to another college or university?
Most CCP credits earned at Kent State transfer to public and private institutions across Ohio and the nation. However, how credits apply to students' graduation progress and requirements can vary by college and major.

New CCP students must follow the "First 15" rule by taking Level I (general education) courses for their first 15 credits at Kent State. Level I courses are designed to be highly transferable to provide students with more flexibility early on.

Many other Kent State courses are also transferable, allowing students to keep their progress toward a degree.

How CCP credits transfer
Kent State courses appear on students' official transcripts, which can be sent directly to another college or university after high school graduation. Depending on the receiving college or university's policies, some courses may transfer differently or may not be applicable. Students can help the transfer process by keeping syllabi and course descriptions to add to the review process.

Students planning to attend another college or university should check that school's transfer credit guidelines and talk to an academic advisor to see how Kent State CCP credits fit into future degree plans.