Graduate Course Policy
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- Academic Progress, Academic Warning, and Academic Dismissal
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- Attendance
- Change of Major or Minor
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- Graduate Course Policy
- Graduation Requirements
- Independent Study
- Records Policy and Directory Information
- Refund of Tuition and Fees
- Repetition of Courses
- Satisfactory Academic Progress and Title IV
- Student Concerns Regarding Academic Matters
- Transfer of Credit
- Withdrawals and Title IV Refund
- Academics
Undergraduate students may enroll in graduate level courses with the approval of the program director(s) and provided they are taken as electives in excess of the 124 credits required for graduation.
In the event that an undergraduate enrolls in a graduate course, the course will appear on both the undergraduate and graduate transcripts. If students choose to matriculate into a graduate program at the College, the credits from the graduate courses taken at the College previously will then be applied to their graduate program, if applicable. The grades of these classes will be included in the students’ cumulative GPA for both the undergraduate and graduate programs.
Graduate courses taken as an undergraduate student are subject to the policies outlined in the Graduate Catalog, including probationary academic status and dismissal, and the approval of the program director(s).