advanced credit

American  

noun

1. academic credit allowed by an educational institution to an entering student for previously completed studies taken at another recognized institution.

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Example Sentences

Enrollment among students under 18 — largely high schoolers taking community college classes for advanced credit — surged 8.2% from last spring to this spring.

From Washington Times

The department will give those affected a year of identity theft protection through the IdentityForce advanced credit and dark web monitoring service.

From Washington Times

If you’re an advanced credit card wielder, you can book each part of your spring break excursion with the appropriate card, or you can just use a catch-all travel card to cover all your expenses.

From Washington Times

No tax liability or credit because you used an exchange but did not receive an advanced credit and there is no premium tax credit.

From Forbes

Banamex had advanced credit to Oceanografía expecting Pemex to honor those invoices.

From New York Times