How would 4-credit courses transfer to a college where the courses are only 3 credits?
Q. If a 4-credit course has a corresponding course at a second college which is only 3 credits, how would the 4-credit course be transferred? Would one credit be dropped for each transferred 4-credit course?
Asked by Avz J - Tue Dec 29 16:10:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

How many credits do I need at a community college before I can transfer to a State university?
Q. I am going to my local community college, but plan on transferring to USF, for the fashion merchandising program as soon as I can. How many credits do I need 36 credits or 60 credits?
Asked by Beachgirl88 - Thu Jan 29 00:36:13 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

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Answered by Pat - Thu Jan 29 13:15:43 2009

How would solar federal tax credits benefit the owner of a S corp?
Q. A business that puts in a solar energy system is entitled to a 30% federal investment tax credit. I am not sure if or how this could benefit owners of an S Corp. I am also wondering the same about C corps and LLC's? I was told that solar tax credits would have no benefit for S corps and the like because they typically do not pay any corp income tax. I am not sure if this is true. Thanks for any help with this.
Asked by James F - Tue Apr 29 20:14:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments

A. This credit would benefit the owners of an S corp on their personal returns as their share of the credit would be passed to them on the Schedule K-1 that they would receive from the S corp. In the case of a C corp, it would be a credit against their tax liability just like any credit. As far as an LLC, the question doesn't make sense since the term LLC is an adjective describing the company - it is not a form of business in itself. In other words, and LLC could be a sole propriatorship, a partnership, an S Corp, or even a C Corp. In a nutshell, this credit, like all credits, would benefit whoever pays the taxes of the business - the C corp itself, or the owner(s) or the sole proprietorship or partnership or S corp.
Answered by Bob F - Tue Apr 29 20:36:07 2008

How do i pay with paypal without useing the credits on my Paypal?
Q. I have credits on my paypal account and i am trying to pay for an item useing only a credit card. To not have the any of the credits on the account spent. Thanks for your help.
Asked by Olivier - Mon Nov 30 13:01:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Before making payment, transfer the credit to your nominated bank account.
Answered by Hadilf Otler - Mon Nov 30 13:06:36 2009

How many credits can transfer from a community college to a state accredited university?
Q. Specifically, I used to attend Bergen Community College and transferred over to Rutgers Newark. Currently, Rutgers has accepted all 24 of the credits I took during my first year in college. If I were to attend Bergen Community College over the summer and take course(s). Up to what limit would they stop allowing those credits to be transferred over? New Jersey
Asked by Alexis G - Fri Feb 6 17:45:48 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Whenever you transfer you are always at the mercy of the place you are transferring to. Every place his its own rules, so I'd check with them.
Answered by College Student S - Fri Feb 6 17:49:48 2009

How many college credits should I take with a new baby?
Q. I am currently a college junior and will be having my first baby in late august. I was just wondering from other student-mothers how many credit hours you would recommend that I take during the fall semester. I am planning on doing mostly online courses, and I will not be working more than 15 hours/week if at all. I am currently majoring in family dynamics and human development, and in the past I have found myself able to manage around 14-16 credits comfortably.
Asked by babydoll32 - Tue Mar 6 14:09:06 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Well, I'm also a college student and also due in late August. The main thing that I considered is that the fall semester starts at the end of August, so if I have the baby right when school starts I know I'll want to take some time off immediately after having the baby. So you should consider when the semester starts and if you'll be ready to go back to school right after having your baby. Like with my school, if I miss the first class (which I could since I'm due so close to when the semester starts) I would be dropped from the class. Also, if you have to miss a few days you could fall behind pretty quickly. Personally, I'm considering just taking the semester off. If I do take classes I'll probably only take one. I really want to be… [cont.]
Answered by Mrs.Gaddis - Wed Mar 7 21:53:53 2007

How to earn college credits for liberals degree?
Q. How does the whole college system work? I am planning to go to a community college and maybe major in Autobody Repair & Painting. I think that the degree I would be earning from that would be like an AAS, right? I'm not too sure. But yah, I have a friend that says he couldn't get into his major at the moment so he is currently going for his liberals. What is a liberals degree good for? How many credits, or how long would it take to this? Or how does the credit system work with math, english, and all those other classes?
Asked by Justin - Thu Aug 27 18:04:56 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Liberals usually requires math and english, but depending on your field of study it could be different, autobody repair probably requires science class also. I'm sure if you go in to see your college counciler they would be more than happy to help you set up your classes! Not sure what you mean about the credit system? Most classes are a half semester long (either fall or spring), each equalling 3 or so credits, and you need a certain amount of credits to get your degree. Good luck! :]
Answered by Retro Craze - Thu Aug 27 18:13:02 2009

What credits are needed to graduate from high school for a home schooler?
Q. I'm a home schooler in MI and I need to know what the minimum credits needed are to graduate.
Asked by Addie - Mon Mar 30 14:57:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It depends on your State's requirements. Your home school can offer you those classes and create a transcript for you.
Answered by macki - Fri Apr 3 11:34:11 2009

What credits are required to get into a very good art school?
Q. I really want to get into a good art school with good oppertunities in all types of art. What credits would I need to get into a good art school? And also, what are some of the best art colleges?
Asked by ~*~The-Anime-Freak~*~ - Tue Feb 10 20:41:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Well I recently got accepted into the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, it's ranked #3 in the country for art schools and also it has a interdisciplinary system. This means you are able to focus on one type of medium but you can also explore other types... Most art schools only look at your portfolio and standardized test scores being the ACT or SAT. Again it just depends on the school some schools are really big on grades such as The Minneapolis College of Art and Design
Answered by brnash711 - Thu Feb 12 12:16:04 2009

What credits and courses do you need to be a dentist?
Q. I am in high school and I want to know what kind of courses I need to take in both college and high school(like what math, science, etc.). I need to know what kind of credits I need in each class to not only get into the college of my choice, but to become a dentist. And also what kind of degree do I need? A doctrite? I am homeschooled so I cant go see the school counselour about all this information which makes it very difficult. I plan on going to the U.W.(University of Washington state). Please let me know all the info you can. Thanks.
Asked by Blaire - Thu Dec 14 15:36:50 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. As far as getting into college goes, you probably need four units of English, at least two of foreign language, biology, chemistry, and another science class (as you are thinking about dentistry, physics or an environmental science would probably both be good choices), three to four units of mathematics (Algebra II is essential, as you are interested in something that requires mathematical knowledge, pre-calculus would be helpful and either calculus or a statistics class would also be a big plus), US history, US government/civics, perhaps a unit of economics, plus maybe a fine arts class or two. This is probably typical of the basic standard for most high school students. If you do more than that and do well at it, you only help your… [cont.]
Answered by Charles1898 - Thu Dec 14 17:19:08 2006

How many credits should i take my first semester of college?
Q. I will be taking Biology, chemistry, speech, english, and scociology Do you think it will be too hard for me? I will not be working also so i thought it would be good to to take as many classes as i can. Do you think this is ok? Or what do you suggest. How different is biology, chemistry, speech, and english in college than how it was in high school? In total i am planning to take 17 credits too hard?
Asked by betty - Tue May 5 19:00:05 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 15 hours is a full load, if you expect to do it well. Besides, have you noticed that biology and chemistry are each worth 4 hours? That's because they both have a required lab that goes along with the course, must be passed, too, and takes more hours than the class itself!
Answered by EMW - Wed May 6 17:58:15 2009

How do I buy graduate credits from Dowling College? How much should I pay per credit?
Q. Help... I want to buy some credits. Can you also tell what is the procedures in how to apply them to my transcripts?
Asked by african.violet - Fri Jun 1 15:27:43 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You should talk to the university directly. Ask them how much it costs to buy graduate classroom credit, including the cost to apply it to your transcript; and ask them the total cost to buy one of their degrees. See what kind of answer you get.
Answered by ZenPenguin - Fri Jun 1 16:47:00 2007

How many credits beyond the 120 am I allowed to take?
Q. I ask because I want to double major, but I've only got a limited number of credits left. If I were to double major now, it would take me all the way up to 135 credits. Do you think that they would allow me to take this many credits beyond the 120 needed for a bachelors degree?
Asked by Edward - Tue Jul 8 19:43:14 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. As many as you want, as long as you pay for them or stay the extra time. If you're at a private school, they might limit you, but usually it's not to hard to fit a double major in there as long as you don't waste time - they want you done in 4 years. Public schools don't really care - stay as long as you want.
Answered by eri - Tue Jul 8 19:47:18 2008

How many college credits do you earn in a first semester online ?
Q. Im going to take college classes online and I need to know many credits I will learn in the first semester. Im taking four classes.
Asked by Lisa - Sun Jul 26 15:42:59 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If you are already registered, your registration form will tell you. Each class is assigned a certain number of credits. A standard class is usually 3 credits, but you have to look at your own schedule. A language class, like Spanish, is often 5 credits. The schedule you used to find the class and to register should say how many credits are in each class. Just add them up. There's no way we can answer this question for you unless we look at all of your course information. You need at least 12 total to be considered a full-time student.
Answered by bluewater - Sun Jul 26 17:06:13 2009

How many carbon credits does Al Gore buy when he flies on a private jet?
Q. The reason I ask is because Cathay Pacific ( very nice airline by the way) has a deal that you can buy carbon credits for the miles you fly. 800 for a trip to China. That's coach by the way. It seems to me that Al should be popping about 80,000 for the same trip based on the economy of scale reletive to a 10 passenger jet compared to a jet that holds 350+ people. Do you think he will do it?
Asked by debbi - Mon Dec 31 18:51:59 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. LOL!!! Now an airline is selling you carbon credits. The better question for Al Gore is why he lives such a wasteful life in the first place. Is buying carbon credits to "offset" your carbon footprint real better than minimizing your carbon footprint in the first place? How about minimizing your foot print and going out in your front lawn and plant that tree yourself. Even better yet, plant that tree and don't kill 10 others sending out press releases telling everyone what you did.
Answered by SNCK - Mon Dec 31 18:57:54 2007

How do your college credits affect your starting rank in the Navy?
Q. I've been told that if you have a certain amount of college credits you start out in the Navy at a higer rank. (E2 or E3 I believe) If that's true, does that start after boot camp? Does it increase your pay right away?
Asked by obviously_uninformed - Thu Mar 26 21:07:54 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You can get E2 or E3 from credits, like someone said 1~2 years of college. You can also get advanced from referrals, and passing your fitness test with your DEP book test. I'm not 100%, but I believe you get paid from the start at your pay grade. But that doesn't matter much in boot, your RDC won't care if you are E1 or E3. If it doesn't start right away, it will start before going to your A school, right after boot camp.
Answered by Mike E - Thu Mar 26 21:53:06 2009

Does fostering dogs or cats count for credits for volunteering?
Q. I want to be a volunteer at an animal shelter since it also counts as credits for high school. Fifteen hours equals ten credits. Would being a foster parent for them count? They would be in my home 24 hours a day and I am a volunteer, so would that count for 24 hours? Just wondering, thanks!!
Asked by cali nocturnal - Fri Sep 14 19:32:26 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You might ask at the school how it would be calculated. Taking care of foster animals does count ~ however, you can't claim 24 hours a day since you not actively caring for the animal that entire time. What I suspect would count is the actual time you feed the animal, clean his kennel, walk him, and groom him.
Answered by Jeanbug - Sat Sep 15 02:05:37 2007

Am I required to use previous college credits when transferring to a new school?
Q. Three years ago, transcripts from my previous college show that I failed some classes and the others were almost as terrible. I believe my GPA was somewhere around 1.8 out of 4.0 and I earned 28 credits. I am planning on going to medical school in the future and of course, I need a higher GPA. That said, I was hoping to start as a freshman this time around. Could I opt out of using that college credit and go in new? Any feedback would be appreciated.
Asked by Atsoca Werd - Thu Apr 10 13:23:28 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Some schools have what they call "academic forgiveness" meaning if you went to college, flunked out, then come back after a certain amount of time, they will let you retake the courses and replace the grade. I know my school has it, and it's something like a 5 year time period. Look for a good premed school that has that, and you should be good to go. Even if it does end up counting, work your butt off, get straight A's. Even if your GPA isn't great for med school, if you have good references and a good MCAT score, they will look at your grades as improvement if they're much better now. Good luck! All grades/credits from any institution will count or be seen on your transcript. When you apply for programs, they ask if you've previously… [cont.]
Answered by Student Doctor House - Thu Apr 10 13:32:45 2008

What are the maximum credits in 4 years to fulfill in a university?
Q. What are the maximum credits in 4 years to fulfill in a university? this is a general question any career lets think phd since thats the hardest degree to fill is that more understandable?
Asked by strawberrygrl - Mon Feb 16 00:14:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I'm sorry, I don't understand your question. The amount of credits required to complete a 4-year program varies from university to university. For the school I go to, it's 20, but somewhere else, it can be something like 150. That doesn't mean it's easier or takes less time at my school, just that my school allots credits differently than another schools, and in both cases, it takes 4 years (which is the important thing). After completing 4 years successfully, you have your undergraduate degree. Then you can pursue a Masters/Graduate degree, which is another 1-2 years. After that, you can pursue a PhD, which usually takes people around 7 years. It all depends on the career though, so it's impossible to give a "general answer" to your "gen [cont.]
Answered by Lakk - Mon Feb 16 00:30:23 2009

What are some different and unique myspace layouts with out the credits on the layout?
Q. I already know how to take off the links and credits off of the layouts, but im wondering does anyone know of any layout sites that offers interesting, unique, myspace layouts without a credit on the layout itself.? Like for example, many layout makers puts a credit onto the layout that we cannot take off, so i was wondering does anyone know any websites that have layouts with completely no credits, links, or adds?
Asked by bubblybop314 - Fri Sep 18 16:12:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. its simple to take off the credits on pimp-my-profile.com and it has a very easy to use generator! EDIT - also, if you edit the background image on paint and take off the credit, then you can publish it to photobucket and use that background instead of the original. another good website is createblog.com
Answered by Giniaa <3 - Fri Sep 18 16:56:42 2009