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Earn credits online and transfer them at National University

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70+ courses available for college credit

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Earn 60 Credits Online & Slash Your Tuition Bill in 2026

Students at National University often use our online college credit courses to complete general education or major requirements affordably while balancing others commitments.

How College Credits and transferring college credits work with UPI Study

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Explore 70+ courses in Business, Computer Science, Natural Sciences, Psychology, English, Math & More that you can transfer for credit as elective or primary classes.

 

All courses are available to you on a monthly subscription. Over 700 students have already transferred credits to your university.  

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UPI Study's courses are designed for students who want to gain practical skills while saving significantly on tuition. With ACE & NCCRS accreditation, this online course can transfer up to 3–4 credits directly to National University programs, helping students finish their degree faster and at a lower cost.

 Jump into a new course, pick up where you left off, check scores, generate transcripts and much more.

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Course Cost Comparison

Same credits. Way different price tags. See how much you'll pay per course at different institutions.

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Courses cost $99/month for all courses through TransferCredit.org (UPI Study), compared to an estimated $900–$1,200 or more if taken directly at National University

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Explore all transferable courses at National University

National University accepts courses recommended for college credit by ACE & NCCRS

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Our courses are approved by the American Council on Education (ACE) — the same body that approves AP and IB — and are accepted for credit by thousands of universities, including yours.

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Our courses are approved by the American Council on Education (ACE) — the same body that approves AP and IB — and are accepted for credit by thousands of universities, including yours.

Student Success Stories

📍 Pace University
"Applying to colleges felt like an endless struggle. After multiple rejections from Pace University, I was disheartened and unsure of my next step. The high costs and competitive admissions process made things even harder. Just when I was about to give up, I found TransferCredit.org. By earning 36 transferable credits, I strengthened my profile and finally secured admission. Now, I’m on track to graduate faster with a more manageable study plan. TransferCredit.org turned my setbacks into an opportunity, making my dream a reality!"

- Andrew (Pace University)

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Disclaimer: TransferCredit.org is an independent reseller of UPI Study. Any school suggestions, transfer estimates, equivalency references, or guidance shown on this website are provided for general informational purposes only and are only recommendations regarding possible transfer pathways. Students are solely responsible for independently confirming with their college, university, or other receiving institution whether ACE, NCCRS, or any other courses, credits, transcripts, or prior learning will be accepted. Credit acceptance is always determined solely by the receiving institution. UPI Study Inc. does not guarantee transfer outcomes and shall not be responsible for any advice, recommendations, representations, estimates, or statements made by TransferCredit.org.

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