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How would you determine if your earned credits would transfer to a regionally accredited school?
A. You would need to contact the United States Department of Education.
B. You would need to contact the regional accreditation agency that accredited the school.
C. You would need to contact the regionally accredited school from which you earned your credits.
D. You would need to contact the regionally accredited school to which you intended to transfer the credits.
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