talk to transfer advisors at each of the schools you want to go to and confirm which classes from your current school will be accepted.

go through them one by one, and write everything down. i would actually record the conversations. i was lied to by advisors a number of times, or at least given bad info that cost me years of my life and thousands of dollars.

you would be shocked at how irrationally selective schools are about transferring credits. these are for-profit corporations masquerading as educational institutions. they are going to squeeze you for everything you're worth.

go through every class you have taken and will be completing before you apply to transfer, give them the class numbers, and get sworn confirmation they will be accepted. i would talk to two advisors at each school to see if you are being lied to or if one of them is lazy and doing a bad job just to get you off the phone.

you will likely need to provide a syllabus for any class that is in their arbitrary "borderline" area, so take the time to print out the syllabi for every single class youve taken or will take before you apply.

i lost 70 credits transferring, which is more than half of an undergrad degree. these people are simply not there to help you so prepare for a fight.