The Arizona Credit Map
Online ASU courses become ASU credit once the family adds them to the transcript. Here is how the University of Arizona and Northern Arizona University say they count each one, from the state's published transfer rulings. Tick courses to build a list.
Rulings come from the Arizona transfer equivalency guide, which lists how each Arizona public university counts another's courses. A ruling is what a university has published; it is not a promise for any one student, and rulings change. Tags such as [02] or T1-NATS name the general-education area a course can fill at that school.
Before relying on a course, confirm it with the college's own transfer evaluation. Colleges outside Arizona set their own rules.
Source: AZTransfer course equivalency guide, read October 27, 2026. Course list: ASU's online course list.
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