Transfer credit guides / University of Arizona Global Campus · Updated November 2026
UAGC Transfer Credits: 90 StraighterLine Mappings From the Newest Official Guide (July 2026)
The University of Arizona Global Campus publishes its own StraighterLine transfer guide — and it was just revised on July 15, 2026, making it the freshest official mapping in our entire library. 90 rows, an explicit BSN-prerequisite pathway, three courses that land as upper-division credit, and a 75-credit cap that decides how far you can stack. All of it below.
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- 3Pass each course with 70% or better
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- 4Send your free transcript to UAGC
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- 5Confirm your evaluation and cap usage
Check what posted, how much of the 90-credit transfer max and 75-credit non-traditional allowance you’ve used, and what must come from UAGC coursework.
Key facts: StraighterLine transfer credit at UAGC
The July 2026 UAGC guide (COM-12435) lists 90 StraighterLine options including lab combos — the largest official mapping in our library.
UAGC revised its StraighterLine transfer guide on July 15, 2026 — the newest official school-published guide we track.
Within the 90-credit transfer maximum, at most 75 credits of non-traditional learning (ACE credit like StraighterLine) can apply.
ACC 150 Managerial Accounting, HRM 200 Human Resource Management, and CHEM 450 Biochemistry all transfer as upper-division UAGC credit — rare among partners.
A&P I and II with labs, Microbiology with lab, Statistics, Psychology, and Sociology all carry explicit BSN-prerequisite mappings.
UAGC runs one course at a time in 5.5-week terms — transferred credits are terms you skip entirely.
Ten StraighterLine courses (BUS 101/102, ECE 101/102, PE 101, PHARM 103 and more) land only as electives — know before you buy.
Digital-literacy and computer coursework must be completed within five years to apply — a deadline most stackers never hear about.
- UAGC publishes its own StraighterLine transfer guide (COM-12435), revised July 15, 2026 — the newest official mapping we track anywhere.
- Credit caps: 120 to graduate, up to 90 by transfer, and at most 75 of those from non-traditional sources like StraighterLine — the caps are collective with Sophia and similar providers.
- Rows marked with an asterisk in the official guide require confirmation before credit applies; lower-division rows marked † can satisfy upper-division courses without counting toward the upper-division credit requirement.
- Vocational-level recommendations never transfer, and official evaluation happens only after enrollment with official transcripts on file.
Facts verified September 16, 2026 against the sources at the bottom of this page.
The BSN-prerequisite pathway, mapped course by course
UAGC’s guide does something rare: it names which StraighterLine courses satisfy BSN prerequisites explicitly. The five: Anatomy & Physiology I and II (lecture + lab combos, 4 credits each), Microbiology with lab, Introduction to Statistics, Introduction to Psychology, and Introduction to Sociology. Take the lecture-and-lab pairs — labs alone carry asterisks requiring confirmation, and Microbiology only meets the prerequisite when combined with an approved lab. At StraighterLine prices, the full prerequisite slate costs a fraction of what the same credits would cost at UAGC tuition.
The 90/75 rule: how much of a UAGC degree you can actually transfer
UAGC bachelor’s degrees take 120 credits. Up to 90 can arrive by transfer — and within that, at most 75 credits of non-traditional learning (ACE-recommended credit such as StraighterLine, Sophia, and prior-learning assessment) can apply. The pools are collective across providers. Practically: StraighterLine can carry you a very long way — 75 credits is five full semesters — but the last 30 credits are UAGC’s, and anything beyond 75 non-traditional credits needs regionally accredited sources. Map the pool before you buy, not after.
Not enrolled yet — or already a UAGC student? The caps decide either way
UAGC evaluates credit officially only after enrollment — but the 90/75 caps and the 5-year IT window reward planning before you buy. Pick your scenario:
Path 1You haven’t applied to UAGC yet
- 1Map your stack against the capsPlan which of the 90 rows you’ll use and keep the non-traditional total under 75 credits.
- 2Nursing-bound? Start with the BSN fiveA&P I/II with labs, Micro with lab, Statistics, Psych, and Sociology are the prerequisites the guide maps explicitly.
- 3Apply and send your transcriptOfficial StraighterLine transcripts trigger the evaluation once you’re enrolled — then start with a big head start.
Path 2You’re already a UAGC student
- 1Ask your advisor for your cap totalsHow much of the 90/75 allowances remain determines how much StraighterLine still helps.
- 2Confirm ACE status before buying moreUAGC’s guide warns recommendations change — confirm each course is still active and applicable.
- 3Send your free transcriptCredits post to your degree audit after evaluation; †-flagged rows may unlock upper-division requirements.
UAGC’s official evaluation happens post-enrollment, which makes the pre-purchase math on you: the 90-credit transfer maximum and the 75-credit non-traditional allowance are collective across StraighterLine, Sophia, and every ACE provider, so a heavy stacker’s plan has to fit the pool. Two more clocks tick quietly — information- and digital-literacy coursework expires after five years for transfer purposes, and every recommendation reflects the guide’s revision date, so confirm ACE status with an advisor before adding courses. The upside of the newest guide in our library: what you see here was current as of July 15, 2026.
All 90 StraighterLine mappings that could transfer to UAGC
Extracted from UAGC’s official StraighterLine Transfer Guide (COM-12435, revised 7/15/26). UPPER-DIVISION rows and BSN-prerequisite paths are flagged. Course names link to StraighterLine.
| StraighterLine course | UAGC course/credit it could satisfy | Credits | Notes |
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| ACC 101 Accounting I | ACC 201 Principles of Financial Accounting (or ACC 205) | 3 | named match |
| ACC 102 Accounting II | ACC 202 Principles of Managerial Accounting (or ACC 206/208) | 3 | named match |
| ACC 150 Managerial Accounting | ACC 202 / ACC 206 / ACC 208 | 3 | UPPER-division credit |
| ACC 151 Financial Accounting | ACC 201 Principles of Financial Accounting (or ACC 205) | 3 | |
| AI 101 AI In Professional Communications | Elective | 1 | 1 credit only |
| ANTH 101 Cultural Anthropology | Artist & Humanist Perspective / Intercultural & Global Awareness | 3 | |
| ART 101 Art Appreciation | ART 101 Art Appreciation (or gen-ed areas) | 3 | named match |
| BIO 101 Introduction to Biology | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 3 | * confirm applicability |
| BIO 101 + BIO 101L Intro to Biology w/ Lab | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 4 | lab combo |
| BIO 101L Introduction to Biology Lab | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 1 | * lab alone |
| BIO 201 Anatomy & Physiology I | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 3 | * without lab |
| BIO 201 + BIO 201L A&P I w/ Lab | HIM 205 Anatomy & Physiology; or A&P w/Lab (BSN prerequisite) | 4 | BSN prereq path |
| BIO 201L Anatomy & Physiology I Lab | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 1 | * lab alone |
| BIO 202 Anatomy & Physiology II | HIM 206 Anatomy & Physiology II; or gen-ed science | 3 | * without lab |
| BIO 202 + BIO 202L A&P II w/ Lab | HIM 206; or A&P w/Lab (BSN prerequisite) | 4 | BSN prereq path |
| BIO 202L Anatomy & Physiology II Lab | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 1 | * lab alone |
| BIO 210 Principles of Genetics | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 3 | * |
| BIO 210 + BIO 210L Genetics w/ Lab | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 4 | lab combo |
| BIO 210L Principles of Genetics Lab | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 1 | * lab alone |
| BIO 250 Microbiology | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 3 | * may meet BSN Micro w/ approved lab |
| BIO 250 + BIO 250L Microbiology w/ Lab | Microbiology w/Lab (BSN prerequisite); or gen-ed science | 4 | BSN prereq path |
| BIO 250L Microbiology Lab | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 1 | * lab alone |
| BUS 101 Introduction to Business | Elective | 3 | elective only |
| BUS 102 Introduction to Marketing | Elective | 3 | elective only |
| BUS 105 Business Communication | BUS 340 Business Communications; or Oral Communication core | 3 | LD credit can apply to UD course (†) |
| BUS 106 Business Ethics | Artist & Humanist Perspective / Ethical Reasoning core | 3 | |
| BUS 110 Business Law | BUS 311 Business Law I | 3 | † applies to UD course |
| BUS 120 Organizational Behavior | BUS 318 Organizational Behavior | 3 | † applies to UD course |
| BUS 201 Principles of Management | BUS 201 Principles of Management | 3 | named match |
| CHEM 101 General Chemistry I | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 3 | * |
| CHEM 101 + CHEM 101L Gen Chem I w/ Lab | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 4 | lab combo |
| CHEM 101L General Chemistry I Lab | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 1 | * lab alone |
| CHEM 250 Organic Chemistry I | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 3 | * |
| CHEM 250 + CHEM 250L O-Chem I w/ Lab | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 4 | lab combo |
| CHEM 250L Organic Chemistry I Lab | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 1 | * lab alone |
| CHEM 251 Organic Chemistry II | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 3 | * |
| CHEM 251 + CHEM 251L O-Chem II w/ Lab | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 4 | lab combo |
| CHEM 251L Organic Chemistry II Lab | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 1 | * lab alone |
| CHEM 450 Biochemistry | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 4 | UPPER-division, 4 credits |
| CHEM 450 + CHEM 450L Biochemistry w/ Lab | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 5 | UPPER-division, 5 credits |
| CHEM 450L Biochemistry Lab | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 1 | UPPER-DIVISION; * lab alone |
| CIV 101 Western Civilization I | HIS 103 World Civilizations I; or humanities gen-ed | 3 | named match |
| CIV 102 Western Civilization II | HIS 104 World Civilizations II; or humanities/civic gen-ed | 3 | named match |
| CIV 103 World History I | Artist & Humanist Perspective / Intercultural & Global Awareness | 3 | |
| CJ 101 Introduction to Criminal Justice | CRJ 201 Introduction to Criminal Justice; or Social Scientist | 3 | named match |
| COM 101 Introduction to Communications | Oral & Interpersonal Communication core | 3 | |
| CS 102 Intro to Programming: C++ | CPT 200 / INF 231; or Digital Literacy | 3 | |
| CS 103 Intro to Programming: Java | CPT 200; or Digital Literacy | 3 | |
| CS 104 Intro to Programming: Python | CPT 200 / INF 231; or Digital Literacy | 3 | |
| ECE 101 Foundations of Early Childhood Education | Elective | 3 | elective only |
| ECE 102 Early Child Development | Elective | 3 | elective only |
| ECE 103 Teaching Students with Exceptionalities | ECD 310 Exceptional Learning and Inclusion | 3 | † applies to UD course |
| ECE 104 Classroom Management | ECE 201 Intro to Early Childhood Behavior Management | 3 | named match |
| ECE 105 Language and Literacy | ECD 340 Language and Literacy Development | 3 | † applies to UD course |
| ECON 101 Macroeconomics | ECO 203 Principles of Macroeconomics; or Social Scientist | 3 | named match |
| ECON 102 Microeconomics | ECO 204 Principles of Microeconomics; or Social Scientist | 3 | named match |
| ENG 100 Writing for Success | Elective | 3 | elective only |
| ENG 101 English Composition I | Written Communication I | 3 | core requirement |
| ENG 102 English Composition II | Written Communication II | 3 | core requirement |
| ENV 101 Intro to Environmental Science | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 3 | * |
| FIN 101 Personal Finance | BUS 215/FIN 215 Personal Financial Management | 3 | named match |
| HRM 200 Human Resource Management | BUS 303 Human Resource Management | 3 | UPPER-division credit |
| IT 101 Information Technology Fundamentals | Digital Fluency / Digital Literacy | 3 | |
| MAT 101 College Algebra | MAT 222 Intermediate Algebra; or Quantitative Reasoning | 3 | named match |
| MAT 102 Quantitative Reasoning | Quantitative Reasoning | 3 | |
| MAT 150 Business Statistics | Quantitative Reasoning | 3 | |
| MAT 201 Precalculus | Quantitative Reasoning | 4 | 4 credits |
| MAT 202 Introduction to Statistics | MAT 232 Statistical Literacy; or Statistics (BSN prerequisite) | 3 | BSN prereq path |
| MAT 250 General Calculus I | Quantitative Reasoning | 4 | 4 credits |
| MAT 251 General Calculus II | Quantitative Reasoning | 4 | 4 credits |
| MED 101 First Aid/CPR | Elective | 3 | elective only |
| MEDTERM 101 Medical Terminology | HIM 105 Medical Terminology | 3 | named match |
| NUTRI 101 Introduction to Nutrition | HCS 308 Introduction of Nutritional Concepts | 3 | † applies to UD course |
| PE 101 Personal Fitness and Wellness | Elective | 3 | elective only |
| PHARM 103 Pharmacology | Elective | 3 | elective only |
| PHIL 101 Introduction to Philosophy | Artist & Humanist Perspective / Intercultural & Global | 3 | |
| PHIL 102 Introduction to Ethics | PHI 208 Ethics and Moral Reasoning; or Ethical Reasoning core | 3 | named match |
| PHY 250 General Physics I | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 3 | * |
| PHY 250 + PHY 250L Gen Physics I w/ Lab | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 4 | lab combo |
| PHY 250L General Physics I Lab | Natural Scientist Perspective / Scientific Reasoning | 1 | * lab alone |
| POLS 101 American Government | POL 201 American National Government; or civic gen-ed | 3 | named match |
| PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology | PSY 101 Intro to Psychology; or Psychology (BSN prerequisite) | 3 | named match + BSN |
| PSY 120 Lifespan Development | PSY 304 Lifespan Development | 3 | † applies to UD course |
| REL 101 Introduction to Religion | Artist & Humanist Perspective / Intercultural & Global | 3 | |
| SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology | SOC 101 Intro to Sociology; or Sociology (BSN prerequisite) | 3 | named match + BSN |
| SPAN 101 Spanish I | Intercultural & Global Awareness Competency | 3 | |
| SPAN 102 Spanish II | Intercultural & Global Awareness Competency | 3 | |
| SUCCESS 101 Student Success | Elective | 3 | elective only |
| USHIST 101 United States History I | HIS 205 United States History I; or humanities/civic gen-ed | 3 | named match |
| USHIST 102 United States History II | HIS 206 United States History II; or humanities/civic gen-ed | 3 | named match |
Rows marked with an asterisk in UAGC’s guide require advisor confirmation before credit applies; † rows are lower-division credits that can satisfy upper-division courses. Recommendation areas (Perspectives and Competencies) are UAGC’s gen-ed categories.
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UAGC + StraighterLine questions
Does UAGC accept StraighterLine credits?
Yes — the University of Arizona Global Campus publishes its own StraighterLine transfer guide, most recently revised July 15, 2026. It maps 90 StraighterLine options to UAGC courses, general-education areas, and competencies. Pass with an ACE-recommended score and send your official transcript.
How many StraighterLine credits can I transfer to UAGC?
UAGC degrees require 120 credits; up to 90 can arrive by transfer, and within that, at most 75 credits of non-traditional learning (ACE-recommended credit like StraighterLine, Sophia, and similar) can apply. The 75-credit pool is shared across all such providers.
Which StraighterLine courses count toward the UAGC BSN?
The official guide maps five prerequisite areas explicitly: Anatomy & Physiology I and II (with labs), Microbiology with lab, Introduction to Statistics, Introduction to Psychology, and Introduction to Sociology. Take the lecture-plus-lab combos — labs alone carry asterisks requiring confirmation.
Do any StraighterLine courses transfer as upper-division UAGC credit?
Yes — three. ACC 150 Managerial Accounting and HRM 200 Human Resource Management both arrive as upper-division credit, and Biochemistry (CHEM 450) carries 4–5 upper-division credits. Several lower-division rows marked † can also satisfy upper-division courses, though they don’t count toward the upper-division credit total.
Which StraighterLine courses should UAGC students avoid?
Ten courses land only as electives: Intro to Business, Intro to Marketing, ECE 101/102, Personal Fitness, Pharmacology, Student Success, Writing for Success, First Aid/CPR, and AI in Professional Communications (worth just 1 credit). They still transfer — they just may not knock out requirements.
Is there a deadline quirk at UAGC?
Two worth knowing: information-literacy, digital-literacy, and computer coursework must be completed within five years to apply, and every recommendation reflects the guide’s revision date — confirm ACE status with an advisor before buying additional courses.
Sources and verification
Facts checked on September 16, 2026 against the following. We re-verify monthly. The 90/75 credit caps, the † and asterisk rules, and every mapping come from UAGC’s own transfer guide PDF, revised July 15, 2026.