The average Purdue Global military student is awarded 54% of the credits needed for an associate's and 45% of the credits needed for a bachelor's.
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Your prior college coursework and life experiences can earn you credits that save time and money on your education.
Apply credits you earned at prior institutions toward up to 75% of your undergraduate degree.* To begin the process of having your transfer credits evaluated, contact each of your prior institutions and request that your official transcripts be sent directly to the Office of the Registrar.
Use our calculator to estimate how tuition reductions, course load, and prior learning credits impact your cost of tuition and anticipated graduation date.
Transfer students from partner community colleges can maximize their transfer credits and shorten the path toward a Purdue Global bachelor’s degree.
Jump-start your bachelor’s degree by leveraging our custom articulation pathways to ensure seamless transfer and recognition of your completed Indiana TSAP-approved associate’s degree.
In addition to accepting transfer credits, Purdue Global can help you earn college credits via alternative sources, such as work or life experiences, military training, industry certifications and training, and skill/knowledge exams.
Take undergraduate courses for a 3-week introductory period with no financial obligation. That's the Purdue Global Commitment.
Purdue Global is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLCommission.org), an institutional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, and specific programs hold additional industry-relevant approvals and accreditations.
With multiple start dates throughout the year, our flexible scheduling options let you choose when it's the right time to start earning your degree.
Connect with an Advisor to explore program requirements, curriculum, transfer credit process, and financial aid options.
*Credit for Prior Learning: Purdue Global does not guarantee transferability of credit. See the University Catalog for the Prior Learning policy.
