California Community College Transfer Program - Transfer Credits & Previous Coursework

Get the credits you deserve.

Now could be an ideal time to transfer to a 4-year program. With Kaplan University’s Save My Credits transfer program, you could receive college credit for eligible previous coursework.* Save My Credits is specially designed for all California community college transfer students. This program offers:

A matriculation agreement that provides a smoother transfer to a Kaplan University bachelor’s degree program.*
You could receive college credit for prior coursework, formal training courses, or work/life experiences.†
Time and money savings with our Universal Degree Plans (UDPs).
- UDPs could increase the number of open electives in each program, offering more flexibility when choosing courses and applying previously earned credits.
- UDPs let you tailor your degree program based on your individual needs and experiences.
With an advanced-start program option, you may earn a bachelor’s degree in as little as 2 years.‡
Online learning that lets you study when you want, and create a schedule that fits your life.
10 percent tuition reduction for transfer students from all California’s community colleges.*
Textbooks included in the cost of tuition. ^§

Learn more about Kaplan University today. Simply complete the form at the right.

* Must be a legal resident of California and have earned an associate's degree at a partner school with which Kaplan University has a matriculation agreement. Must be a first-time enrollee in a bachelor’s degree program at Kaplan University; continuing students are not eligible. Additional conditions may apply. Speak with an Admissions Advisor for details.

† Kaplan University does not guarantee the transferability of credit from any of these sources. See University Catalog for Transfer of Credit policy.

‡ See University Catalog for Transfer of Credit policy.

‡ Not all courses require textbooks; some use electronic instructional materials. Books and course materials are included in the price of tuition for all undergraduate programs.