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	faculty admissions process > how to apply > transferring credit curriculum & courses > required courses clinical practicum externships faq	Transferring Credit Many students applying and admitted to our program have completed undergraduate coursework outside Hunter College. Your best method of determining if a course you have taken or are planning on taking will meet our prerequisite requirement, follow the following decision making. First, ask your advisor or course instructor if the course will typically transfer to a four year college. Be sure it will not transfer as elective credits, but as an equivalent course at a four year college. If you are taking classes at a CUNY two-year college, a course equivalency guide is available at each department and via online website. You may look up any course at a two-year CUNY school and see which four-year CUNY college will accept that course, through the Course Equivalency Guide found online or through each department. College courses taken elsewhere may meet entrance conditions, but may not necessarily have Hunter equivalents that satisfy degree requirements. Credit values for courses taken elsewhere need not be equal to Hunter courses. Evaluation of transfer credits is done through the Office of Admissions, not The School of Health Sciences. PLEASE NOTE: All transfer credit must be given Hunter equivalents by academic departments or the initial Admissions Office evaluation, except for courses used as "Open Electives". Check with Admissions or Academic Advising to determine the status of all courses taken at other colleges or universities. The student alone cannot decide the final status of his or her transfer credits or equivalents. Proof in writing is the determining factor in all cases of appeal.