Can I get college credit for taking continuing education classes at a community college?

In some cases, yes. Continuing education classes at a community college can sometimes be used to earn college credit. However, the specific policies and procedures for transferring credit vary from college to college. Some colleges may accept continuing education credits as transfer credits, while others may only allow them to be used as elective credits. Additionally, some colleges may require students to complete a certain number of on-campus credits before they can transfer continuing education credits.

To find out if the continuing education classes you are considering will transfer to a college, you should contact the admissions office of the college you are interested in attending. They will be able to provide you with specific information about their policies and procedures for transferring continuing education credits.

Here are some tips for getting college credit for continuing education classes:

* Choose classes that are offered by a college that is accredited by a recognized accrediting agency.

* Make sure the classes you take are relevant to your field of study.

* Get written confirmation from the college that the credits you earn will be accepted for transfer.

* Keep all of your transcripts and other documentation related to your continuing education classes.