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Wheaton College (IL) Request for Approval of Transfer Credits. Submit this form to academic.advising@wheaton.edu. The student is responsible for requesting an official transcript be sent to Wheaton College Academic Advising Office when coursework is complete. Staff use only: Academic Advising Office Use Only:
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- Transfer Credits
Wheaton College has a transfer cap of 40 hours earned from all sources (AP, IB, SAT II, Dual Enrollment, etc.) prior to high school graduation. A maximum of 4 categories in the Thematic Core can be met by transfer credit. Transfer credit will not be accepted for any Shared Core requirements.
Current students who would like to take courses outside Wheaton College for credit must submit a transfer credit approval form before registering at another institution. This form can be found on the Office of the Registrar's forms page.
Requirements for the Certificate in Biblical and Theological Studies: Students who have already taken one of these courses or a comparable BTSR course (e.g. BITH 576 History of Christianity to 1900) as part of an existing MA program at Wheaton College will receive credit for that course in the certificate program.
Many Wheaton students complete summer school work or college-level work at other institutions while on leave of absence from Wheaton. The process for earning Wheaton degree credit for this work is outlined on the Application for Transfer Credit Form available in the Office of the Registrar.
Philosophy Major Integrated with Biblical and Theological Studies. The Philosophy Integrated Major requires a total of 40 credits including: Course List. Code. Title. Credits. Major Requirements. Select 24 credits in philosophy including the following:1. PHIL 243.
Our programs are designed to foster Christian thinking nurtured by biblical and theological study in the context of a Christian liberal arts education. We help students think biblically as they learn the content of Old and New Testaments and interpret the Scriptures in light of the culture, history, and geography of the ancient world.
