You may be able to earn college credit for successful completion of this course. As part of the New York Regents National Program on Noncollegiate Sponsored Instruction, this course was evaluated by a team of subject matter experts and found comparable to college instruction. Descriptions of courses that have been recommended for credit at the undergraduate or graduate level are published in the Program's Directory, College Credit Recommendations , which is distributed to colleges and universities nationwide. Academic institutions use the Directory as a guide in granting credit to individuals who have successfully completed the courses described in it. The fact that this course has been favorably evaluated does not mean that you are automatically awarded credit upon completing it.
Academic institutions are free to accept, reject, or modify it.
You will not have received credit for this course until a college or university that you apply to awards you credit and puts it on a transcript. If credit is to be awarded, this course must be applicable in some way to your program of study at the college and must not duplicate a course that you have already taken. If you are already enrolled in a college degree program, talk with your faculty advisor about receiving credit for this course. If you are not enrolled, you should apply for credit at the same time you formally apply for admission to a degree program. In either case, you will need to provide the college with official verification of successful course completion.