If your U.S. university isn't listed, send them this email template to confirm if they will accept any college credits: click here.
All ACE courses for credit get a transcript with our partner provider: CREDLY.
You can send your transcripts to college directly from CREDLY's dashboard.
All NCCRS courses for credit get a transcript directly via email.
You can send your transcripts to college directly by requesting it via the transcript order form.
Some universities may not accept ACE or NCCRS transcripts directly and might require your courses to appear on a university-issued transcript.
To support this, we’ve partnered with Excelsior University, Woodmont College, and Thomas Edison State University to offer this service.
Among these, we highly recommend Excelsior University.
Please note: there is an additional fee charged by Excelsior — you can find the exact cost on their official website.
Browse every course with credits + approval type. Select courses to calculate total credits and estimated savings.
Tip: search by “Python”, “Calculus”, “Business Communication”, or course number (e.g., “Computer Science 230”).
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If you want to earn real college credit without overpaying, and you care about having proper documentation for credit transfer, this is built for you. UPI Study lets you finish transferable coursework faster, with support when it’s time to submit transcripts.
You want to knock out college-level courses now and have them documented properly for transfer.
You’re working toward a bachelor’s degree and want to reduce time and tuition by transferring credits in.
You care about credibility—ACE/NCCRS-backed coursework, transcripts, and clean proof for your registrar.
You want a clear plan: pick the right courses, avoid wasted credits, and transfer with confidence.
We cover introductory level college courses. With a passing score on one UPI course, you could earn three or more college credits at 2,800 US, Canadian, & UK colleges and universities.
This is the full list of universities that accept ACE- and/or NCCRS-recommended college credit.
