Advanced Placement, Transfer and Proficiency Credit
Students applying to The Art Institute of Washington may be eligible to receive advanced standing credit in a number of ways:
In all cases, new students are responsible for informing their assistant director of admissions during the application and enrollment process of any educational experiences they may have had which they feel could lead to advanced standing credit at The Art Institute of Washington. Any documentation supporting the award of advanced standing credit, including, but not limited to: copies of examination score reports, official copies of final college transcripts from other post-secondary institutions, or portfolios of outside work, and any required supporting documentation must be submitted to the credit transfer evaluator, through their assistant director of admissions, well in advance of registration for a student’s first quarter at The Art Institute. Any exemption testing must be completed by the end of the first week of classes. No advanced standing credit will be awarded later than the end of the fifth week of a student’s first quarter.
Students transferring from another Art Institutes location must complete at least 25 percent of their required coursework at The Art Institute of Washington. Students transferring from other colleges must complete at least 50 percent of their required coursework at The Art Institute of Washington.