Degree Plans and Transfer Credit Maps

A sheet that lists every requirement of one degree at one university and shows, row by row, which UPI Study course can fill it, what it counts as there, and what is left to take at the university. It is the same kind of plan students share on degreeforum.net and Reddit, built from the university's own catalog and its own equivalencies for UPI Study courses.

93 degrees at University of the People, Thomas Edison State University, Southern New Hampshire University, Newlane University and SUNY Empire State University. Pick the university, then the degree; each plan has the full table, a plan builder, and Excel and PDF downloads.

From each university itself, said on each plan: the signed UPI Study agreement (Newlane), the university's posted equivalency list (TESU), the equivalency chart the university and UPI Study keep (UoPeople), or the university's own posted evaluations of UPI Study courses (SNHU, SUNY Empire). A row is counted only when the university has confirmed the equivalency; a course UPI Study merely suggests, or one still pending the university's confirmation, is marked and never counted.

UPI Study courses carry ACE and NCCRS credit recommendations. ACE and NCCRS have over 2,100 cooperating colleges that will consider accepting credits; the final decision is with the universities. The plans here show the universities that have stated their equivalencies; for any other college, ask its registrar or transfer office.

Lifetime access is $599 once; monthly and yearly plans and single courses ($250) are on each plan's page for that university's students. Transcripts are $20 extra.

Request it from your UPI Study account when your courses are complete: UPI Study sends the official transcript to the university for $20; the university decides how each credit applies.