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ACE is engaging in an Alternative Credit Project to encourage greater acceptance of students’ alternative credit and a more flexible pathway towards post-secondary education attainment for the more than 31 million non-traditional students who may...
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A listing of all 40 participating institutions in the Alternative Credit Project as part of an innovative initiative to create a more flexible pathway toward a college degree for millions of nontraditional learners.
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Innovative Practices
December 15, 2014
ACE announced today that 25 colleges and universities are joining an alternative credit consortium as part of an innovative initiative to create a more flexible pathway toward a college degree for millions of nontraditional learners.
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This document outlines the quality standards by which courses in the ACE Alternative Credit Project were measured against in order to be considered for ACE credit recommendation.
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Innovative Practices
October 14, 2014
ACE is seeking proposals by Nov. 5 from colleges and universities interested in participating in a project to encourage greater acceptance of credit earned outside traditional classroom settings.
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Innovative Practices
September 10, 2014
ACE launches groundbreaking effort to form a next-generation alternative credit system that will boost the ability of nontraditional learners to gain a college degree.
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Innovative Practices
July 15, 2015
The selected institutions have demonstrated a strong commitment to access and attainment, particularly in the area of serving non-traditional students
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25 colleges and universities are joining an alternative credit consortium as part of an innovative initiative to create a more flexible pathway toward a college degree for millions of nontraditional learners.
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Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) provides a range of options from recognition of military and workforce training to national examinations and portfolio development. With more options comes the increased likelihood for greater numbers of learners to...
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Credit for Prior Learning
The Network consists of education institutions that consider ACE credit recommendations for transfer credit toward degree programs.