Will a Bachelor Degree transfer out of state?

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Matt asked:

I’m planning on getting my Bachelor’s Degree in-state, will that transfer good out-of-state?

Question posted courtesy of: Valerie
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    2 Responses to “Will a Bachelor Degree transfer out of state?”

    1. Harry O Says:
      July 7th, 2007 at 11:23 am

      An accredited university it is universally recognized.

    2. CanProf Says:
      July 8th, 2007 at 2:07 pm

      The first answer is in general correct however be careful if you are wanting to use your degree for professional accreditation eg nursing law teaching engineering dentistry state licensing bodies may have their own ideas about credentials earned.
      For professional accreditation eg nursing law teaching engineering dentistry state licensing bodies may have their own ideas about credentials earned outofstate good luck.
      The first answer is in general correct however be careful if you are wanting to use your degree for professional accreditation eg nursing law teaching engineering dentistry state licensing bodies may have their own ideas about credentials earned outofstate good luck.