Credits for Comm College classes

[CAMom]

I know I've seen this asked and answered before so I'm really sorry I'm asking again. I've spent some time searching and can't find the answer.:blushing:

 

I'm trying to get our transcript ready to turn in with an application to Cal Poly Pomona's Honors College by Saturday otherwise I'd just relax and search more.;)

 

My son took two comm college classes last semester (calculus for 4 credits and an advanced chem for 5 credits) and he's taking two this semester (world civ for 3 credits and calculus 2 for 4 credits). Do these get one credit each on his transcript?

 

TIA,:)

[Barb_]

I know I've seen this asked and answered before so I'm really sorry I'm asking again. I've spent some time searching and can't find the answer.:blushing:

 

I'm trying to get our transcript ready to turn in with an application to Cal Poly Pomona's Honors College by Saturday otherwise I'd just relax and search more.;)

 

My son took two comm college classes last semester (calculus for 4 credits and an advanced chem for 5 credits) and he's taking two this semester (world civ for 3 credits and calculus 2 for 4 credits). Do these get one credit each on his transcript?

 

TIA,:)

 

Yes, that is how most people (including high schools) do it.

 

Barb

[Melissa B]

The local high schools in our area would issue one credit each for the math and science classes and a half credit for one semester of World Civ. :)

[Ellie]

More specifically, each c.c. course is one full year's credit for the semester. For example, California schools typically give 10 credits per year per high school course, 5 each semester; a c.c. course would be 10 credits for the semester.