North American university credit, all year round
Credit-bearing courses from regionally accredited universities in the United States — term-based, rolling online and lab science options, completed with an official transcript.
of the cost of taking the same credits on campus at a US university
in tuition over a single summer or winter break (RMB)
of experience in North American credit and credit-transfer services
Cost comparison is against per-credit undergraduate tuition at US four-year universities; the saving assumes 3–4 courses in one break. Actual figures vary by university, course and exchange rate.
Accredited universities
Courses are taken with US universities holding institutional regional accreditation.
Year-round starts
Term-based and rolling-start options, so study can fit around your own semester.
Official transcripts
Issued by the university registrar and sent electronically to your home institution.
Three ways to earn credit
The university and course list are recommended by an adviser after checking your home institution's transfer policy.
Public University Term Courses
- Credit-bearing courses at public research universities, taken in their extension, summer or visiting-student terms
- Suited to students who want credits and a strong university name on the transcript
- Fixed term dates; places and enrolment windows vary by university
Flexible-Start Online Courses
- Start any time of year and study at your own pace, outside the usual semester calendar
- Grades built from coursework, quizzes and exams across the course rather than one final paper
- For students catching up on credits or adjusting their graduation timeline
Lab Science Courses
- Lab sciences such as general and organic chemistry, anatomy & physiology, microbiology and physics
- Lab work completed online in an interactive virtual laboratory
- Often used for science, nursing and pre-health prerequisites; acceptance of online labs depends on the target institution
Common subject areas
Typical courses carry 3–4 US semester credits; availability varies by university and term.
Why regional accreditation matters
In the United States, universities are accredited institution-wide by six recognised regional accreditors. Credit from a regionally accredited university is the type most commonly considered for transfer by other universities.
From requirement to transcript
Send your requirements
Your programme, the credits you need and your home university's transfer rules.
Transfer check
Advisers check candidate courses against your university's published policy and equivalency tables.
Course & university
We recommend the university and courses that fit your requirements, timeline and budget.
Study with support
Bilingual study support, deadline tracking and progress check-ins throughout the course.
Transcript & transfer
The university's registrar sends the official transcript; we help with your transfer application.
What you receive
Credit transfer is decided by the student's home institution. We check published policies in advance but cannot guarantee the outcome.
- Official transcript issued by the university registrar
- Courses, grades and credits recorded in the university's credit system
- Electronic transcript delivery to your home institution
- Support preparing your credit-transfer application
Find the right route for your background
Tell us where you are now and where you want to go — we will map the route.