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NJ's 40 transfer receivers range from 13% to 96% direct match — and the widest spread is within Rutgers itself. Full comparison across 68K mappings.

Every NC university takes NCCCS courses for at least elective credit, but direct-match rates run 20% (ECU) to 100% (WSSU, NC A&T) across 25,622 mappings.

Across 123K MD transfer mappings, no university rejects outright — but direct-match rates run from 30% at UMGC to 99% at Bowie State.

Across 441K transfer mappings in 16 states: Florida is 100% direct match; Georgia is 12% and UGA rejects 78%. Receiver patterns at scale.

The same TCSG transcript is 90% direct match at Kennesaw but 78–81% rejected at UGA and GSU. How Georgia's 4 major receivers compare.

Transfer tables use notation nobody teaches: direct match vs. elective, wildcards, grade minimums, credit caps. Decode them before you lose a semester.

We analyzed 300K+ transfer equivalencies across 12 states. Direct-match rates range 12% to 56%. What it means for your transfer plan.

Two universities can evaluate the same transcript and reach opposite conclusions. How direct matches vs. elective credit work — and how to compare schools before you commit.

Your course transferred — but did it actually count? Direct match vs. elective credit, and why the difference decides whether you graduate on time.

Checking transfer equivalencies before registration takes 15 minutes. Not checking can cost you a semester. Here's the step-by-step process.