Transfer from CCV

You may transfer CCV credits to other academic institutions at any point in your academic career. You'll just need to submit a Transcript Request Form, and our registrar will forward your transcript at no cost to you.

Some students attend CCV for only a few select courses. Others may get the equivalent of a full year or more of credit from CCV and then decide to enter another institution or degree program. Many choose to complete a full associate degree program before transferring those credits into another academic institution.

CCV has special agreements with several other Vermont colleges to ease the process of transferring credits.

CCV academic advisors are available to assist you with the transfer process. They can help you gather information, refer you to other resources, and write recommendations for your transfer applications.

For helpful hints and answers to your questions about planning to transfer your CCV credits, check out our transfer planning guide.

More than 40 percent of CCV graduates continue their education beyond the associate degree, and CCV students traditionally find their credits are accepted at most other colleges in Vermont and throughout the region. However, each receiving institution has its own policies and retains "veto power" in terms of what credits may be transferred and where they count within their institutional requirements (e.g., for major/minor requirements, distribution or elective credits, etc.).

Transfer into CCV