MUST High School has introduced a very thorough credit transfer policy which will allow students to apply for credit transfers for courses already studied from their high school diploma program.

MUST will accept credit transfer requests for all courses that have been previously studied by the students. If a course from the High School Diploma program has already been studied by a student, the equivalent credit hours will be reduced from the program and the student will not have to study that course again. This will reduce the time required for the diploma program and the tuition fee of the program.

MUST credit transfers will allow students wanting to switch to MUST High School from other high schools, to have all their earned credits added to the high school diploma program at MUST. Similarly, if students earned some credits previously in any school but quit the program for any reasons, those credits will also be transferable to MUST online high school diploma program.

Moreover, if students took some independent courses, trainings, have significant work experience or prior learning that is relevant to the high school diploma, credits for that course will also be transferred.

Credits will also be awarded to applicants who have successfully completed and cleared tests through globally accepted international testing programs. Credit transfers applications will be considered for the following: College-Level Examination Program (CLEP), Defense Activity for Non-traditional Education Support (DANTES), Advanced Placement (AP), and others.

MUST will assess all relevant credits obtained through testing programs or educational institutions, whether on a quarter or calendar system, based on their equivalent level to a MUST course.

This comprehensive credit transfer policy of MUST is hoped to be a welcome gesture by students who wish to include their previous education & training towards their current academics to save time and money.

To learn more about credit transfers policy, click here.