Can you transfer your doctoral credits from nova southeastern university to another university?

You can't directly "transfer" doctoral credits in the same way you might transfer undergraduate credits. Doctoral programs are much more focused and individualized than undergraduate programs. The acceptance of credits from a prior doctoral program is highly dependent on the specific policies of the receiving university's doctoral program and the relevance of the coursework to their program requirements.

While some credits *might* be considered for advanced standing or to fulfill elective requirements, it's unlikely that a significant portion, if any, will be directly applied toward the degree requirements of a new doctoral program. The new program will likely require you to complete most, if not all, of their core coursework and research requirements.

To determine if any credits from your Nova Southeastern University doctoral program might be accepted, you need to:

1. Contact the admissions or graduate studies office of the university you're considering transferring to. They will have specific policies on transfer credit for doctoral students.

2. Provide them with a detailed transcript from Nova Southeastern University.

3. Discuss your specific situation and the courses you've completed. They will assess whether your previous coursework aligns with their program requirements.

Expect a thorough review process. Don't assume any credits will transfer until you have official confirmation from the new university. It's more realistic to plan for starting a new doctoral program from scratch, potentially with some limited credit allowances for electives.