Transfer credit guides / Nexford University · Updated September 2026
Nexford Transfer Credits: 9 StraighterLine Mappings
Nexford University maps 9 StraighterLine courses. The list is short, and every row lands as a named Nexford course, mostly in business. Below: every row, which ones land as named Nexford courses, and which only count as electives.
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How much you could save at Nexford
Nexford charges tuition by the credit, so every StraighterLine credit that lands is Nexford tuition you skip.
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How you could save
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Tuition changes; check nexford.edu for the current rate for your program. Assumes 3-credit equivalencies and qualifying grades.
How to transfer StraighterLine credits to Nexford
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1Click through to StraighterLine and lock in the deal
Create your account — and pick from the named-match rows first.
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2Match rows to your degree plan
9 rows land as named Nexford courses; the elective and category rows fill credit totals.
- 3Pass each course with 70% or better
Self-paced, 2–3 at a time; a batch clears in about a month.
- 4Send your free transcript to Nexford
From your StraighterLine dashboard, free.
- 5Confirm your evaluation
Check that each course posted as shown and counts toward your Nexford program.
Key facts: StraighterLine transfer credit at Nexford
Nexford’s table maps 9 StraighterLine options.
Rows that land as a specific Nexford course rather than elective or category credit.
These count toward your total but may not satisfy named requirements.
No StraighterLine row lands above the 200 level at Nexford.
Combos require every listed course before credit applies.
Most rows arrive worth 3 credits.
Rows that fill a general-education area rather than a named course.
Pass StraighterLine courses with 70% or higher for transfer.
- Nexford prices its programs differently from per-credit schools; check nexford.edu for current tuition.
- 9 of 9 rows land as named Nexford courses; 0 land as elective credit.
- All mappings land at the 100—200 level.
- 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 Nexford’s table
Named vs. elective: 9 of 9 rows land as named Nexford courses; 0 land as elective credit and 0 as general-education or category credit. Named rows satisfy specific requirements; elective and category rows mostly build your credit total.
Not enrolled yet — or already a Nexford student? Named rows first
StraighterLine’s Nexford page lists no before-first-term cutoff, so the order you buy in matters most. Pick your scenario:
Path 1You haven’t applied to Nexford yet
- 1Buy the named-match rows firstThey satisfy specific requirements, not just credit totals.
- 2Use elective rows for open spaceThey count toward your degree total where your plan has room.
- 3Apply and send your transcriptOfficial StraighterLine transcripts are free.
Path 2You’re already a Nexford student
- 1Audit your remaining requirementsMatch open requirements to named rows in the table.
- 2Pair lectures with labsCombo rows need every listed course.
- 3Send your free transcriptCredits post after evaluation.
Nexford’s table splits into 9 named matches and 0 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. The list is short, and every row lands as a named Nexford course, mostly in business.
All 9 StraighterLine mappings that could transfer to Nexford
Extracted from StraighterLine’s published Nexford University table. Course names link to StraighterLine.
| StraighterLine course | Nexford course/credit it could satisfy | Credits | Notes |
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| BUS110 Business Law | BUS2150 Introduction to Business Law | 3 | |
| ACC151 Financial Accounting | ACC2100 Financial Accounting | 3 | |
| BUS101 Introduction to Business | BUS2125 The World of Business | 3 | |
| ACC150 Managerial Accounting | ACC2200 Managerial Accounting & Cost Analysis | 3 | |
| BUS120 Organizational Behavior | BUS2300 Organizational Relationships | 3 | |
| BUS201 Principles of Management | BUS2200 Leadership, Management and Teams | 3 | |
| MAT202 Introduction to Statistics | TA1300 Statistics | 3 | |
| ENV101 Introduction to Environmental Science | SCI2150 Environmental Science | 3 | |
| NUTR101 Introduction to Nutrition | NWL2100 Nutrition and Wellness | 3 |
Upper-level landings and elective-credit rows are flagged.
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Nexford + StraighterLine questions
Does Nexford University accept StraighterLine credits?
Yes — Nexford maps 9 StraighterLine options. Pass with 70% or higher and send your official StraighterLine transcript.
How many StraighterLine courses land as named Nexford courses?
9 of the 9 rows land as specific Nexford courses. 0 arrive as elective credit and 0 as general-education or category credit.
Do any StraighterLine courses land upper-level at Nexford?
No. Every mapped row lands at the 100 or 200 level.
How do lecture-and-lab combos work at Nexford?
Nexford’s table lists lectures and labs as separate rows.
Which StraighterLine courses transfer to Nexford?
Nine: Business Law, Financial Accounting, Intro to Business, Managerial Accounting, Organizational Behavior, Principles of Management, Intro to Statistics, Environmental Science, and Nutrition — all as named Nexford courses.
How much can I save at Nexford?
Every transferred credit replaces Nexford 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 Nexford University page.