Online degree-completion programs help learners with some prior college experience complete a bachelor's degree. Transfer students submit transcripts showing their college credits. They then learn how many credits they must complete to graduate. Some degree-completion programs require at least 60 transfer credits, while many others do not set a minimum number of credits.These programs make it easier for people to finish a college degree. Rather than starting over and retaking classes, students get credit for prior learning — though a college may not accept all of your prior credits.Admission requirements typically include a minimum GPA but not standardized test scores. Contact an admission counselor to learn more about applying to a specific program.