From a UPI class to a Woodmont degree.

Colleges usually record UPI Study courses as transfer credit, as credit for prior learning (CPL), or as noncollegiate (alternative) credit. That is how colleges evaluate professional training reviewed by ACE or NCCRS, and UPI Study courses are reviewed the same way: every UPI Study course listed here carries an NCCRS credit recommendation, and some also carry an ACE credit recommendation. The Woodmont equivalent for each UPI Study course is listed on this page. Send your official UPI Study transcript to Woodmont College; Woodmont decides how each course counts, and the final decision is with the university.

Yes. UPI Study and Woodmont College signed an articulation agreement under which Woodmont recognizes UPI Study courses for credit in its undergraduate degrees. Woodmont's equivalency sheets show what each of the 68 courses in Appendix 1 becomes: a Woodmont course, a general education requirement or a general elective.

Introduction to Java (CPT111X Java I), Introduction to HTML and CSS plus Introduction to JavaScript together (CPT121X Web Development I), Introduction to Operating Systems (CPT202X), Database Programming (CPT210X Database Management), Programming in Python (CPT212X Python I), Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (CPT240X Machine Learning), Introduction to Psychology (PSYC101X), Educational Psychology (EDU202X) and Psychology of Personality (PSYC230X Personalities).

Woodmont's transfer policy allows up to 70% of the credits required for an undergraduate degree: up to 84 credits toward a bachelor's and 45 toward an associate degree. Within the major, transfer credit applies only to lower-level courses, and at most 49% of major courses can come from transfer.

No. The articulation agreement says Woodmont will not charge tuition for the UPI Study courses it recognizes as credit.

Woodmont's transfer policy says every student takes the Foundations course and an ethics course at Woodmont, plus general education courses at Woodmont: one in Impact & Expression, two in Systems & Solutions and two in Ethics & Social Science. Upper-level courses must be taken at Woodmont.

Woodmont's undergraduate tuition is $360 per credit, so a 3-credit course is $1,080. UPI Study subscriptions start at $89/month for unlimited access to the full course library. Credit awards are always subject to Woodmont's review.

Database Programming as CPT210X – Database Management, Introduction to Artificial Intelligence as CPT240X – Machine Learning, Introduction to HTML and CSS as CPT121X – Web Development I (2 courses combined), Introduction to Java as CPT111X – Java I, Introduction to Javascript as CPT121X – Web Development I (2 courses combined), Introduction to Operating Systems as CPT202X – Operating Systems and Programming in Python as CPT212X – Python I.

Educational Psychology as EDU202X – Educational Psychology, Introduction to Psychology as PSYC101X – Intro to Psychology and Psychology of Personality as PSYC230X – Personalities.

Math Requirement (Systems & Solutions): Calculus 1, Calculus 2, Discrete Mathematics, Principles of Statistics and Quantitative Analysis; Social Awareness & Responsibility (Competence & Connection): Leadership and Organizational Behavior, Introduction to Sociology, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics and Psychology of Diversity; Science Requirement (Systems & Solutions): Chemistry I, Intro to Biology 1, Intro to Biology 2 and Physics I; Technology Requirement (Systems & Solutions): Computer Concepts and Applications, Fundamentals of Information Technology and Introduction to Computing; Ethics Requirement (Competence & Connection): Business Ethics and Ethics in the Social Sciences.

Business Essentials, Business Law, Entrepreneurship, Financial Management, Foundations of Leadership, Globalization and International Management, Human Resources Management, International Business, Leading Organizational Change, Managerial Accounting, Marketing Research and Principles of Finance, among others. Elective credit counts toward your degree total rather than a named course.

UPI Study sends them. When a course shows 100% complete, pay the $20 transcript on your Student Dashboard (www.upistudy.com/enrollments, "Get your transcript"). After you pay, the dashboard takes you straight to the transcript request, where you enter Woodmont's transcript address, and UPI Study emails it to Woodmont; you get a confirmation email (check spam too).

The New England Commission of Higher Education, which is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and CHEA.

Woodmont College is based in North Miami Beach, Florida. UPI Study courses are online, so you can take them from anywhere first.

The BS in Technology (120 credits), BS in Business (120 credits) and BS in Psychology (120 credits). Woodmont decides where each UPI Study course fits in the program you choose.

ACE and NCCRS have over 2,100 cooperating colleges that will consider accepting credits; the final decision is with the universities. The chart on this page is for Woodmont; other colleges decide for themselves.