Students can enroll in online classes at a different college while attending their primary institution, provided they adhere to specific policies. In the US, it is essential to consult the registrar's office, as different colleges have varying regulations regarding transfer credits. For instance, California state schools allow this within the Cal State and UC systems, but often impose a cap on the number of accepted units, typically around 60 semester credits. Approval for courses from accredited institutions is generally granted, especially for non-major classes, but may face scrutiny if the course pertains to the student's major.
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It is usually possible in state schools in the same "network." Ie., in California, it is possible to do this within the cal state, and UC system. But they usually cap the units in which you can do this. Like jtbell said, registrar's office is place with the answers.jtbell said:If you’re in the US, you need to talk (or email or whatever) to someone in the registrar’s office at your college. Different colleges have different policies about this sort of thing.