How well do credits transfer from Spanish universities to American ones?
363864
It depends on which university you want to transfer to.  I suggest that you contact the university in America that you would like to attend to find out their policies.
411436
It depends on the reputation of the institution. Some foreign universities are well respected. A degree from Cambridge University, for example, would be very well regarded. On the other hand, there are a lot of fly-by-night insitutitons that are basically diploma mills. A lot of medical schools in the Caribbean and Central America are jokes. \n\nThe most important thing to check is whether the insitution is accredited according to a valid agency recognized in the US.
364142
It depends.  Many programs from Australia or the UK do transfer, however it depends whether ur school is accredited or not or whether the classes u took meet the requirements of the university u wish to study at.  3 years is a very short time to study, but if u took the appropriate number of classes, then i shouldnt be a problem, it all depends on the particular university and their degree program requirements.  GOOD LUCK!
433492
I'm not sure - for some reason I doubt it. \nIf you're going to an accredited school you may be able to transfer a few classes (usually up to 2).
621261
It depends if you want to study in US, you local american councils may help you
404727
Hello!  Unfortunately, most degrees given in other countries will not 'transfer' to the US's requirements.  For example, we require classes such as History (usually US-based) speech communications, 1st and 2nd level writing courses, and 3 semesters of language before one can even acheive their bachelor's here!  But try anyway.  Depends on your experience, your education, and on you and your personal history.  I wish you luck.
523563
In your case, it's one degree (a B.A. - bachelor of arts), because both degrees are Arts & Sciences degrees.  If you double majored in something like Spanish and Engineering, you could potentially get two degrees (a B.A. and a B.Sc. - bachelor of science).  Likewise, Spanish and Education could potentially result in a B.A. and a B.Ed.  \n\nBut in practice, it depends on the institution.  Some colleges only offer B.A.s, and others only award one degree even if two programs are completed.
743084
Here is a site where you can send for more information. http://www.education-online-search.com/schools/american_intercontinental_university?src=oo&ovmkt=V9IJCEF3GDQI0IMT546FSLM9O8&OVRAW=american%20intercontinental%20university&OVKEY=american%20intercontinental%20university&OVMTC=standard\n\nI looked at their site and saw no mention of accreditation. Most of their sites - Atlanta Dunwoody and Buckhead, Houston, and South Florida - are in the territory of SACS, the Southern Assn. of Colleges and Schools. If this institution is not fully accredited by their organization you will be unable to transfer any of their credits to another college that is fully accredited.
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You can try for any school you so desire.\n\nI've transferred three times, and each time I was amazed as to how low the grades of my fellow transferees really were.\n\nYou should be fine. I made a 3.7 on average when I transferred, yet there were guys (sports, of course!) who barely had a D average.
504936
There are some good agencies in Madrid and Barcelona that will help you look for internships in America if you are willing to pay a small fee. If you are able to I would recommend getting in touch via the telephone directory. If not you could always search for a society in New York that helps Spanish people coming across for work, etc...
1096186
Yes, you can finish all your general education at a community college and transfer, wherever you wish. It's just a matter of taking the right classes and the classes required to transfer.
123462
Talk to the advisors in the center for international students at the two schools you are talking about.  They will explain how to do this.
456321
Try http://www.assist.org Last I knew, the site could give you information about transferring to UC or CSU by major, and tell you which schools have transfer agreements, among other things. It's very useful!
759786
Hi! Go to the nearest Mexican consulate or Embassy and they will inform you of the grade conversion system between Mexican and US systems. Then just some calculations at home and TA-TA. In the worst case scenario contact your Mexican college and ask them how to do it.\ns2
1115510
They transfer over, and you never 'lose' them when receiving a degree.  Those core credits are still there, even if you decide to get Bachellor's degrees in 20 different majors; they apply to all of them (at least as electives if they don't count for themselves).
561446
OF COURSE TRANSFERRING FROM ONE UNIVERSITY, OR COLLEGE, LOCATED IN A CERTAIN COUNTRY TO ANOTHER COLLEGE OR UNIV IS PERMISSIBLE, BUT - MAKE SURE YOU CHECK WITH THE UNIV OR COLLEGE YOUR "TRANSFERRING TO" TO ASCERTAIN IF THEY WILL ACCEPT THE CREDITS YOU ALREADY EARNED.  IF THIS UNIV WILL NOT, CHOSE ANOTHER UNIV IN THE SAME AREA THAT "WILL" ACCEPT THE CREDITS YOU'VE ALREADY EARNED.  IF YOU CAN'T FIND ONE THAT WILL ACCEPT IT, MAYBE YOU SHOULD FINISH IN THE COUNTRY YOU STARTED IN?  MY BROTHER HAD TO GO 5 YRS TO COMPLETE HIS 4 YEAR DEGREE BECAUSE OF THIS.  COST HIM A LOT MORE MONEY TO EARN A 4 YEAR DEGREE.
138155
AIU has a regional accreditation by SACS (Southern Association of Colleges and Schools).  It is the same accrediting body that all of the State universities in the south use.  \n\nTransfering degrees and credits should be no problem