* The receiving institution's policies: Each college and university has its own policies regarding transfer credits. They may accept credits from some institutions but not others, and they may only accept certain types of courses.
* The type of credits earned: Associate's degree credits are generally easier to transfer than certificate credits. Specific courses may also be more readily transferable than others.
* Accreditation: Harrison College's accreditation (or lack thereof, if it's no longer accredited) plays a significant role. Accredited institutions are generally more likely to have their credits accepted. If Harrison College is no longer accredited, transferability is greatly diminished.
To determine if Harrison College credits will be accepted at a specific college, you must contact the registrar's office or admissions department of that college. They can evaluate your transcripts and inform you of which credits, if any, will be transferred and how they will apply toward a degree.