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Students Without a Major or Transfer Institution
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If an advisee has no major and is
not sure where to transfer, the first plan of action should be
discussing courses found in the
Transfer Credit Framework
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successfully complete
courses from the Transfer Credit Framework can transfer those credits to any
of the participating colleges and universities and have them count
towards graduation.
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Show
the student the list of options listed on
Transfer Credit Framework
| Students who
successfully complete
courses from the Transfer Credit Framework can transfer those credits to any
of the participating colleges and universities and have them count
towards graduation.
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and explain how courses on these lists are guaranteed to
transfer to any institution participating in PA TRAC. By creating a
plan of study based on completion of these 30 credits, a student will
have time to research majors while still working toward a degree.
Recommend the student register for courses as soon as possible and
check with you or another academic advisor, if recommended courses are
unavailable.
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Once
a student understands the
Transfer Credit Framework
| Students who
successfully complete
courses from the Transfer Credit Framework can transfer those credits to any
of the participating colleges and universities and have them count
towards graduation.
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and selects a
course schedule, refer the student to the
Transfer Equivalency List
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for
Equivalencies allows you to
search a database of transfer course equivalencies for participating
institutions.
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to see
how those courses transfer to participating
institutions.
Students who complete courses as part of framework will find that their
best transfer options are those colleges
and universities that participate in PA TRAC.
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Assist the student in creating a
Course Equivalency Map
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Course
History has been entered or
imported, the Equivalency Map shows how your courses would transfer to
another institution.
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for the college
or university where the student plans to transfer. Remind the
student to update the map at the end of each semester as courses are
completed successfully. Note: A student must have an account and enter
his/her
Course History
| The Course
History
is a list of all the courses you
have taken, including credit and grade information.
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in order to create a
Course Equivalency Map
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Course
History has been entered or
imported, the Equivalency Map shows how your courses would transfer to
another institution.
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Selecting a major is a huge decision for students, and rightfully so.
To assist students with finding an area of interest and a major of
student, you may want to the recommend the student do the following:
- Contact the college career services office
- Speak to faculty members and advisors about the
options available at the current college
- Read Choosing a
Major.
- Search the following websites:
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CREATE
an Equivalency Map
to see how your previous
coursework transfers to
any of the PA TRAC
institutions.
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