A student wishing to transfer credits into Anoka Technical College must complete the admissions process, be accepted into a program of study, and have official transcript(s) from previous college(s) sent directly to Anoka Technical College's Records and Registration Office.
An official transcript must be received in a sealed envelope. If hand carried, a transcript must be delivered unopened with the official seal intact. Student copies and faxed transcripts are not considered official.
Only those courses that are applicable to a student's certificate, diploma or degree will be considered for transfer. Anoka Technical College will accept in transfer courses that it determines to be comparable or equivalent to specific courses it offers. College-level courses accpted in transfer that are determined to be not comparable or equivalent to specific courses taught by Anoka Tech shall be accepted as electives.
Anoka Tech will accept a Minnesota Transfer Curriculum course, goal area, or the entire curriculum as determined and documented by the sending Minnesota State College and University (MnSCU) institution. Anoka Tech will also accept the entire Minnesota Transfer Curriculum as determined and documented by the University of Minnesota.
Transfer of technical credits will be considered for courses that have been completed within five years prior to application for admission to Anoka Tech. Students with technical courses which were completed more than five years prior to application may be able to use the prior learning assessment process to demonstrate course content mastery and receive credit.
Transfer credits do not impact a student's grade point average (GPA). Courses transferred in will be recorded on the transcript under the "transfer credits" section.
If a student is not satisfied with a decision regarding transfer of credit, the student may complete an Academic Petition. If a student is not satisfied with the transfer appeal decision, the student may appeal this decision at the system level to the Senior Vice Chancellor of Academic and Student Affairs. The decision of the Senior Vice Chancellor is binding.
The Minnesota Transfer Curriculum Web site is the official guide for seamless transfer in Minnesota Higher Education.
Click here to be connect to u.select (formerly CAS), an online tool that will help students view program requirements, course equivalencies, and see how courses students have taken or plan to take transfer to another college or university.
Contact Linda at (763) 576-4767 or leischens@anokatech.edu for more information.