CREDIT Evaluations

For 40 years, Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, and labor unions have relied on the American Council on Education’s College Credit Recommendation Service (CREDIT^®) to connect workplace learning and corporate training programs with college credit.

Leading employers such as Google, Jiffy Lube, Walt Disney, Jet Blue, and Pearson, as well as government agencies such FAA and U.S. Department of Agriculture are making CREDIT work for their employees.

Participating organizations include corporations, professional and volunteer associations, schools, training suppliers, labor unions, and government agencies. The results of CREDIT reviews appear in the National Guide. Explore the video and the links below to learn more.

Benefits and Getting Started

The American Council on Education (ACE) has evaluated over 35,000 courses from diverse training providers and helped hundreds of thousands of students access the benefits of their work.

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Types of CREDIT Reviews

CREDIT reviews a wide variety of training programs from courses to examinations, including languages, certifications, and apprenticeship programs.

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Services

Following a successful review, CREDIT offers a wealth of services to assist and support an organization with meeting the needs of employees, clients, and other constituents.

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Eligibility and Standards

Learn more about the standards of excellence we apply in our reviews and the criteria for eligibility to participate in CREDIT.

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Employers and education providers choose CREDIT to:

Utilize the distinguished ACE brand to gain national recognition as providers of quality training.
Recruit and retain employees by providing greater access to higher education.
Offer learners pursuing higher education a flexible, portable, and efficient transfer of credits.

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