Edufly's Transfer Existing Credits service ensures students continuing a degree at a new institution receive maximum credit recognition for the modules they already completed — so they enter at the right year level and don't repeat work they've done.
Transferring existing credits — carrying the academic work you've already completed to a new institution — is the most straightforward degree continuation pathway when the credits are recent, from an accredited institution, and in a field closely related to your intended continuation program. Done well, it allows students to enter a new institution at Year 2 or Year 3, completing only the remaining modules they need for graduation.
The process requires more than simply submitting your transcript. Receiving institutions assess credit transfers module by module — comparing your completed subjects against their own program structure to determine which are equivalent (directly transferable), which are near-equivalent (may be accepted with supporting documentation), and which have no counterpart in their program (not transferable). A professionally prepared credit transfer portfolio — with formal module equivalency mapping and supporting course documentation — dramatically increases the number of credits recognised.
Edufly's Transfer Existing Credits service prepares this formal portfolio, manages the credit transfer application, and — where needed — argues for maximum credit recognition with the receiving institution's academic office. We also advise on which institutions are most generous in credit recognition for your specific academic background.
Individual subject credits from prior degree programs · Diploma-to-degree credit articulations · Professional certification credits (where institution allows) · TAFE/Polytechnic credits to degree-level programs · Foundation or pre-university credits toward first-year exemptions · Credits from discontinued or closed programs.
Average credit retention for Edufly-managed transfers is 80%+. This means that a student who completed 60 of 120 total credits (Year 1 and Year 2) can typically transfer 48+ of those credits — entering at Year 3 level rather than starting over. The exact figure depends on the receiving institution's policies and how closely the original program aligns with the new one.
We review your complete academic record — which subjects you completed, what grades you received, and what the module content covered — and assess the transfer potential at your target institution.
We map each completed module against the receiving institution's program structure, identifying direct equivalents and near-equivalents and preparing the supporting documentation needed for each.
We prepare a formal credit transfer portfolio — module equivalency table, course descriptions, grading scale documentation, and a transfer cover letter — submitted in the format required by the receiving institution.
We submit the credit transfer application, track progress, respond to queries, and — if the initial outcome is below expectation — advise on and manage an appeal.
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