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Credit Transfer —
Move Your Academic Credits Without Losing Progress

Edufly's Credit Transfer service ensures students who switch institutions, transfer between countries, or change programs retain the maximum possible academic credit from their prior studies — saving time, money, and the frustration of starting over.

1,000+
Students Assisted
80%+
Average Credit Retention
580+
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About This Service

What Is Credit Transfer?

Credit transfer is the formal process by which academic credits earned at one institution are recognised and accepted at another — allowing students to continue their studies at a higher year level rather than starting from scratch. When done correctly, credit transfer can save students one or more semesters of study, reducing both the time and cost of completing their degree.

Edufly's Credit Transfer service covers three distinct pathways: domestic credit transfer (between institutions within the same country), international credit transfer (between institutions in different countries, including complex cross-framework credit mapping), and credit mapping assessment (a pre-application evaluation of how many credits are likely to be recognised before a student commits to a new institution).

The process is more complex than simply submitting old transcripts. Different institutions use different credit systems, grading scales, and program structures. Edufly's credit transfer specialists understand how to present academic records in the format that receiving institutions require — and how to negotiate maximum credit recognition on your behalf.

📋 Three Credit Transfer Services

Domestic Credit Transfer (within-country transfers) · International Credit Transfer (cross-border credit recognition) · Credit Mapping Assessment (pre-application credit evaluation before you commit to a new institution).

💡 Why Credit Transfer Often Fails Without Expert Help

Most students who attempt credit transfer independently receive fewer credits than they deserve — because they don't know how to present their academic records in the format receiving institutions require, how to argue equivalency for borderline cases, or how to use national accreditation frameworks to support their claim. Edufly's specialists know all of this.

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Credit Transfer Services

Three distinct pathways — each handled by Edufly specialists with deep knowledge of the relevant credit frameworks.

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Domestic Credit Transfer

Transfer credits between institutions within the same country — between Malaysian universities, within Australian states, or between UK institutions — with full support for local credit framework mapping.

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International Credit Transfer

Transfer credits across international borders — between different country credit frameworks (MQA, TEQSA, QAA, ECTS, US credits) — with formal equivalency documentation.

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Credit Mapping Assessment

A pre-application credit evaluation that tells you exactly how many credits are likely to be recognised before you commit to a new institution — no surprises at enrolment.

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Our Process

How Edufly's Credit Transfer Process Works

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Academic Review

We collect your complete academic record — transcripts, module descriptions, course outlines, and grading scale documentation — from your current institution.

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Credit Mapping

We map your completed modules against the equivalent subjects at the receiving institution, identifying where direct credit recognition applies and where equivalency arguments are needed.

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Documentation Package

We prepare a formal credit transfer portfolio — module equivalency table, supporting academic documentation, and a credit recognition argument where required — in the format the receiving institution uses.

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Submission & Negotiation

We submit the credit transfer application to the receiving institution's admissions or academic office and, where needed, negotiate for maximum credit recognition on your behalf.

Why Edufly

Why Choose Edufly

  • Specialists in domestic and international credit frameworks (MQA, TEQSA, QAA, ECTS, US semester credits)
  • Module-by-module credit mapping — not just transcript submission
  • Formal credit equivalency documents prepared to receiving institution's standard
  • Negotiation expertise — we argue for borderline credits
  • 80%+ average credit retention rate across all transfer types
  • Credit assessment before you commit — so there are no surprises
  • Integration with university admission service — credits and admission managed together
Requirements

What You'll Need

  • Official academic transcripts from all prior institutions
  • Module descriptions or course outlines for completed subjects
  • Program structure or handbook from your current institution
  • Grading scale or grade conversion documentation
  • Personal statement explaining transfer motivation
  • Any prior credit transfer decisions or academic standing letters
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FAQ

Credit Transfer — Frequently Asked Questions

This depends on the overlap between your completed modules and the receiving institution's program structure, the credit frameworks involved, and how well your academic record is presented. Edufly's credit mapping assessment gives you a realistic prediction before you commit to transferring. On average, Edufly students retain 80%+ of their eligible credits.
These terms are often used interchangeably, but technically: credit transfer refers to the recognition of specific completed subjects as direct equivalents at the new institution. Advanced standing (or exemption) may apply when a subject doesn't have a direct equivalent but the student is granted an exemption from taking it. Edufly handles both under the credit transfer service.
ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) is the credit framework used by universities across Europe and many other countries. Understanding how ECTS credits convert to local credits (e.g. Malaysian credit hours or US semester credits) is essential for international credit transfer. Edufly's specialists are trained in all major credit frameworks and conversion methodologies.
Not always — it depends on the receiving institution's policy and how many credits are recognised. If enough credits are accepted, you may enter Year 2 or 3 directly. If credits are recognised as elective exemptions only, you may still enter Year 1 but with a reduced course load or with specific modules waived. Edufly advises on what credit recognition outcomes you can realistically expect at each institution.
Yes. Edufly assists students who have already commenced a program at another institution and wish to transfer — including those who have completed significant coursework and want to ensure as much of it as possible is recognised at their new institution. Early engagement produces better credit outcomes.

Don't Lose the Credits You've Already Earned

Book a free credit transfer consultation. Edufly will assess your academic record and give you a realistic picture of how many credits you can carry to your new institution.