According to TWC, to qualify for an exemption from the requirement for a TWC Certificate of Approval for schools that offer Bachelor's or higher-level degrees, a school must demonstrate that: •it has been licensed by TWC for at least one year; •it has THECB authorization to grant degrees or a THECB exemption from this requirement; •it is accredited by , and in good standing with, a THECB-recognized accreditor; and •a majority of credits (51% or greater) earned in its educational programs are transferable to educational programs at equivalent or higher academic levels at a public college or university located in the same service area as the offered program. How does a school demonstrate that 51% or more of the credits are transferable? Initially I thought articulation agreements; however, universities don't typically arrange these agreements with other universities. The only method I can think of at this point is to contact students that have left our school and enrolled at another school and hope they'll disclose/document what they received credit for.