I. Policy for Using Transfer Credit to Fulfill College Core Requirements
This policy addresses the use of courses completed at another educational institution to fulfill the College Core course requirements, which must be completed by all CBM undergraduate students. The College Core consists of the following UIS courses:
BUS 302 Principles of Financial Management
BUS 312 Principles of Marketing
BUS 322 Operations Management
BUS 331 Business and Society
MGT 310 Managing Organizational Behavior
MIS 352 Principles of MIS
MGT 488 Strategic Management and Leadership
A. With the exception of MGT 488, which is addressed below, the following requirements must be met in order for transfer credit to fulfill an upper division College Core course requirement:
B. MGT 488, Strategic Management, must be completed at UIS.
C. Generally, lower division coursework completed at a community college will not fulfill College Core Requirements.
The College reserves the right to enter into Articulation Agreements (2+2 Agreements) that incorporate the transfer of course credit outside these limitations. All Articulation Agreements must be approved by the College Curriculum Committee and documentation must be provided to demonstrate that any courses being used to fulfill College Core requirements meets appropriate learning outcomes.
II. Procedure for Student to Request that Transfer Credit Be Used to Fulfill College Core Requirement(s)
A. It is the student’s responsibility to demonstrate and provide documentation that coursework completed at another educational institution meets the requirements to fulfill a College Core requirement.
B. UIS must be provided an official transcript before any consideration may be given for the transfer of coursework completed at another institution.
C. A UIS Admissions Evaluator must verify that a course is eligible for transfer credit.
D. A student petition must be completed to request that transfer credit be used to fulfill a College Core requirement. The petition must provide the following information for each course that is being proposed to fulfill a College Core requirement:
III. CLEP
A. Accounting will award 3 credits for CLEP for Principles of Accounting with a minimum score of 65.
B. Economics will award 3 credits each for CLEP for Microeconomics and Macroeconomics with a minimum score of 60.
C. CLEP scores will expire after six years of taking tests. Petitions will be considered for older CLEP scores where the student has been continuously enrolled in business education.