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Transfer credit guides / Franklin University · Updated September 2026

Franklin Transfer Credits: 66 StraighterLine Mappings, 6 Upper-Level

Franklin University maps 66 StraighterLine courses. Managerial Accounting lands as ACCT 330 and Financial Accounting as ACCT 310, and English Composition I and II together are worth 6 credits. Below: every row, which ones land as named Franklin courses, and which only count as electives.

66 mapped StraighterLine rows
21 named Franklin course matches
6 upper-level landings
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How to transfer StraighterLine credits to Franklin

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    Click through to StraighterLine and lock in the deal

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    Match rows to your degree plan

    21 rows land as named Franklin courses; the elective and category rows fill credit totals.

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    Pass each course with 70% or better

    Self-paced, 2–3 at a time; a batch clears in about a month.

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    Send your free transcript to Franklin

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    Confirm your evaluation

    Check that each course posted as shown and counts toward your Franklin program.

Key facts: StraighterLine transfer credit at Franklin

66mapped rows

Franklin’s table maps 66 StraighterLine options. 1 exact duplicate removed.

21named course matches

Rows that land as a specific Franklin course rather than elective or category credit.

35elective-credit rows

These count toward your total but may not satisfy named requirements.

6upper-level landings

Including Managerial Accounting (ACCT 330), Financial Accounting (ACCT 310), and Organizational Behavior (MGMT 325).

4lecture-lab combo rows

Combos require every listed course before credit applies.

3credits per typical course

Most rows arrive worth 3 credits.

10category-credit rows

Rows that fill a general-education area rather than a named course.

70%minimum grade

Pass StraighterLine courses with 70% or higher for transfer.

  • Franklin’s published table lists Franklin courses first; this guide shows StraighterLine courses first.
  • 21 of 66 rows land as named Franklin courses; 35 land as elective credit.
  • Upper-level landings: Managerial Accounting (ACCT 330), Financial Accounting (ACCT 310), Organizational Behavior (MGMT 325), Principles of Management (MGMT 312), Teaching Students with Exceptionalities (EDP 403), and Personal Finance (FPLN 300).
  • Rows that begin “All of the following” require every listed StraighterLine course.

Facts verified September 16, 2026 against the sources at the bottom of this page.

What stands out in Franklin’s table

Upper-level landings (6): Managerial Accounting (ACCT 330), Financial Accounting (ACCT 310), Organizational Behavior (MGMT 325), Principles of Management (MGMT 312), Teaching Students with Exceptionalities (EDP 403), and Personal Finance (FPLN 300). These are the rows where a StraighterLine course fills a 300- or 400-level Franklin course.

Named vs. elective: 21 of 66 rows land as named Franklin courses; 35 land as elective credit and 10 as general-education or category credit. Named rows satisfy specific requirements; elective and category rows mostly build your credit total.

Lecture-and-lab combos (4): rows that begin “All of the following” require every listed StraighterLine course before the credit applies.

Not enrolled yet — or already a Franklin student? Named rows first

StraighterLine’s Franklin page lists no before-first-term cutoff, so the order you buy in matters most. Pick your scenario:

Path 1You haven’t applied to Franklin yet

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    Buy the named-match rows firstThey satisfy specific requirements, not just credit totals.
  2. 2
    Use elective rows for open spaceThey count toward your degree total where your plan has room.
  3. 3
    Apply and send your transcriptOfficial StraighterLine transcripts are free.

Path 2You’re already a Franklin student

  1. 1
    Audit your remaining requirementsMatch open requirements to named rows in the table.
  2. 2
    Target the upper-level rows6 rows can fill upper-division slots.
  3. 3
    Send your free transcriptCredits post after evaluation.

Franklin’s table splits into 21 named matches and 45 elective or category rows. Named rows are safe purchases at any stage; elective rows help most early in a degree, when open elective space is plentiful. Managerial Accounting lands as ACCT 330 and Financial Accounting as ACCT 310, and English Composition I and II together are worth 6 credits.

All 66 StraighterLine mappings that could transfer to Franklin

Extracted from StraighterLine’s published Franklin University table. Course names link to StraighterLine.

66 mappings
StraighterLine courseFranklin course/credit it could satisfyCreditsNotes
ACC101 Accounting IACCT 215 Financial Accounting3
ACC102 Accounting IIACCT 225 Managerial Accounting3
ACC150 Managerial AccountingACCT 330 Cost Management3300-level
ACC151 Financial AccountingACCT 310 Intermediate Accounting I3300-level
ANTH101 Cultural AnthropologyANTH 215 Cultural Anthropology3
ART101 Art AppreciationTRNS 950 Free Elective3elective credit
BIO101 Introduction to BiologySCIE 901 Special3elective credit
BIO201 Anatomy & Physiology ISCIE 901 Special3elective credit
BIO201L Anatomy & Physiology I LabSCIE 902 Science Lab1
BIO202 Anatomy & Physiology IISCIE 901 Special3elective credit
BIO202L Anatomy & Physiology II LabTRNS 950 Free Elective1elective credit
BIO250 MicrobiologySCIE 901 Special3elective credit
All of the following: BIO250 Microbiology BIO250L Microbiology LabSCIE 902 Science Lab4
BIO250L Microbiology LabTRNS 951 General Education Elective1
BUS101 Introduction to BusinessBSAD 110 Business Principles3
BUS105 Business CommunicationENG 205 Business & Professional Writing3
BUS106 Business EthicsBSAD 902 Professional Core Special3elective credit
BUS110 Business LawBSAD 220 Business Law3
BUS120 Organizational BehaviorMGMT 325 Organizational Behavior3300-level
BUS201 Principles of ManagementMGMT 312 Principles of Management3300-level
CHEM101 General Chemistry ISCIE 901 Special3elective credit
All of the following: CHEM101 General Chemistry I CHEM101L General Chemistry I LabSCIE 902 Science Lab4
CIV101 Western Civilization IHIST 901 Special3elective credit
CIV102 Western Civilization IIHIST 901 Special3elective credit
CJ101 Introduction to Criminal JusticeCJAD 210 Introduction Criminal Justice Administration3
COM101 Introduction to CommunicationSPCH 100 Speech Communication3
CS101 Introduction to Programming in PythonCOMP 922 Structure Programming4
ECE101 Foundations in Early Childhood EducationEDUC 902 Professional Core Special3elective credit
ECE102 Early Childhood DevelopmentEDUC 902 Professional Core Special3elective credit
ECE103 Teaching Students with ExceptionalitiesEDP 403 Nature/Needs Exceptionalities3400-level
ECE104 Classroom ManagementEDUC 902 Professional Core Special3elective credit
ECON101 MacroeconomicsECON 220 Introduction to Macroeconomics3
ECON102 MicroeconomicsECON 210 Introduction to Microeconomics3
ENG099 Developmental WritingENG 080 Basic Writing4
ENG101 English Composition ICOMM 901 Special3elective credit
All of the following: ENG101 English Composition I ENG102 English Composition IIAll of the following: COMM 901 Special WRIT120 College Writing6elective credit
ENG102 English Composition IIAll of the following: ENG 130 Research Paper COMM901 Special3elective credit
ENV101 Introduction to Environmental ScienceSCIE 901 Special3elective credit
FIN101 Personal FinanceFPLN 300 Principles of Fina Planning3300-level
IT101 Information Technology FundamentalsITEC 904 ITEC Major Special3elective credit
MAT101 College AlgebraTRNS 950 Free Elective3elective credit
MAT102 Quantitative ReasoningTRNS 950 Free Elective3elective credit
MAT150 Business StatisticsTRNS 950 Free Elective3elective credit
MAT201 PrecalculusTRNS 950 Free Elective3elective credit
MAT202 Introduction to StatisticsTRNS 950 Free Elective3elective credit
MAT250 General Calculus ITRNS 950 Free Elective3elective credit
MAT251 General Calculus IITRNS 950 Free Elective3elective credit
MED101 First Aid/CPRHCM 904 Technical Special3elective credit
MEDTERM101 Medical TerminologyAll of the following: HCM 904 Technical Special HIM 150 Medical Terminology3elective credit
NUTR101 Introduction to NutritionTRNS 951 General Education Elective3
PE101 Personal Fitness & WellnessHEA 152 Wellness3
PHARM103 PharmacologyHCM 904 Technical Special3elective credit
PHIL101 Introduction to PhilosophyHUMN 905 Traditional Special3elective credit
PHIL102 Introduction to EthicsHUMN 905 Traditional Special3elective credit
PHY250 General Physics ISCIE 901 Special3elective credit
All of the following: PHY250 General Physics I PHY250L General Physics I LabSCIE 902 Science Lab4
POLS101 American GovernmentPOSC 204 American Government3
PSY120 Life-Span DevelopmentPSYC 901 Special3elective credit
PSY101 Introduction to PsychologyPSYC 110 Introduction to Psychology3
REL101 Introduction to Religious StudiesHUMN 218 World Religions3
SOC101 Introduction to SociologySOCL 110 Introduction to Sociology3
SPAN101 Spanish ITRNS 951 General Education Elective3
SPAN102 Spanish IITRNS 951 General Education Elective3
SUCCESS101 Student SuccessTRNS 950 Free Elective3elective credit
USHIST101 United States History IHIST 901 Special3elective credit
USHIST102 United States History IIHIST 901 Special3elective credit

Upper-level landings and elective-credit rows are flagged. 1 exact duplicate row in the source was removed.

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Franklin + StraighterLine questions

Does Franklin University accept StraighterLine credits?

Yes — Franklin maps 66 StraighterLine options. Pass with 70% or higher and send your official StraighterLine transcript.

How many StraighterLine courses land as named Franklin courses?

21 of the 66 rows land as specific Franklin courses. 35 arrive as elective credit and 10 as general-education or category credit.

Do any StraighterLine courses land upper-level at Franklin?

Yes — 6: Managerial Accounting (ACCT 330), Financial Accounting (ACCT 310), Organizational Behavior (MGMT 325), Principles of Management (MGMT 312), Teaching Students with Exceptionalities (EDP 403), and Personal Finance (FPLN 300).

How do lecture-and-lab combos work at Franklin?

4 rows list several StraighterLine courses together. Credit applies only when you complete every course in the row.

Do math courses transfer as named courses at Franklin?

No. Every StraighterLine math row — algebra, statistics, precalculus, and both calculus courses — lands as TRNS 950 free elective credit.

How much can I save at Franklin?

Every transferred credit replaces Franklin tuition. Use the calculator on this page with your program’s current rate to see your number.

Sources and verification

Facts checked on September 16, 2026 against the following. We re-verify monthly. The equivalency table comes from StraighterLine’s published Franklin University page.

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