Open jeannekitchens opened 1 year ago
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Are your recent threads AI-generated, by chance?
Anyway, I don't see anything here that isn't already accommodated by our existing transfer value stuff.
I think Nate is right, our transfer value is "direction agnostic". If so, how about a section in the handbook on reverse transfer, similar to the section on trnasfer intermediary. Presumably reverse transfer comes with a condition along the lines of "student can transfer credits from X to us so long as they are a former student of ours and/or already have N credits from us", otherwise it is just transfer. So the key is in expressing that condition.
This is an Equity Council use case for existence of institutional policy on reverse transfer
Reverse transfer refers to the process by which a student who has transferred from a two-year to a four-year institution can transfer credits back to the community college in order to earn an associate degree.
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Reverse transfer is a concept that is primarily used in the United States higher education system, and may not be as well-known globally. However, there are some international organizations that have studied and reported on reverse transfer as a practice in the U.S. For example:
Postsecondary Instiution Reverse Transfer Policy Pages:
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