With careful planning and advising from your academic advisor, you can make normal progress toward graduation. It is important to speak with your academic advisor because the application of credits earned abroad toward major or graduation requirements depends upon departmental criteria.

Champlain College is implementing strategies to allow students to continue their education online through WebCT so that graduation plans will not be interrupted.

Yes, for Vanderbilt students grades and credits are counted towards graduation. For visiting/transient students, transfer of credits and grades are determined by the home institution.

With careful planning and advising from your departmental/college advisor, you can make normal progress towards graduation. Although final credit for major/college requirements is granted after you return, we encourage students to discuss their study abroad plans with their departmental/college adviser before departure.

Students can apply up to 4 combined hours of physical education (PEB) and lower-division ROTC toward a degree in the College of Arts & Sciences.

Western's Fall commencement is scheduled for December 15, 2007 at E.A. Diddle Arena while the next Spring Commencement is scheduled for May 9-10, 2008.

To find important dates such as the first day of classes, finals, and commencement, go to the academic calendar at www.colorado.edu/Academics/calendar.html

Students can take up to 16 combined hours of non-traditional credit in internships, field placements, practica, individual study and workshops and have them count toward the hours required for a degree in the College of Arts & Sciences.

Students who successfully complete ORI 100 earn one credit towards graduation. For this reason, ORI 100 may be a good choice for students who are taking a two-credit course but need to fulfill a three-credit elective.

No, except that some of the AAS degree programs do allow MATH 098 to satisfy a general education Math/Science course. 0-level courses are calculated in the student's G.P.A.

Your Military Science credits will count toward your total hours for graduation, but will not take the place of any required courses. They do consider Military Science Courses as electives though. You will also be granted up to 50% of your health/fitness requirement through completion of ROTC.

Only four physical education (PEXs) credits count toward graduation. Students can take as many PED courses as they would like.

All classes count as a Q-drop except for one-hour classes (i.e. KINE 199, BIMS 101). There is one exception to this rule: if a science lab is Q-dropped and the lecture section is not, it will be considered a Q-drop. If, however, the lab is Q-dropped at the same time, AND ONLY AT THE SAME TIME, as the lecture part of the course, then it will be considered one Q-drop.

The technical GPA is used to determine admission to upper division majors. It is calculated from science, math, computer science, and engineering courses (with the exception of Bio 1009 and Geo 1001) that are required for any IT major. Please note that preparatory courses such as precalculus and Chem 1011 do NOT count towards the technical GPA.

You will work closely with your academic advisor to determine how the courses will apply toward degree requirements. Please note that all courses are upper-division.

Yes, you can take up to 1/3 of the total program requirements prior to admission into a graduate program. These courses must be taken as a non-degree seeking student. Admission to the College or program will not occur without GRE scores.

Yes, many of them do. All students at the University of Maryland have to complete certain general distribution, or CORE requirements. If you examine the lists of required and supporting classes you will see that many of them fulfill some CORE requirement as well. In fact, taking a single class can simultaneously complete a CORE requirement, an ELT requirement, and a major requirement!

Fayetteville’s seven-class schedule will allow you to take a maximum of 28 classes in your high school career. The credits earned in band all count toward the graduation requirement. PLEASE NOTE: you can be in band for four years in high school (including 9th grade) and get everything you need to graduate!

Three (Seattle School District requirement). Up to two of the classes can be waived by participation in Nathan Hale

Yes. Some SEI Partners have been authorized to offer SEI courses. If you take, or have taken, a course from one of our partners, it will count toward a certificate or certification. When you apply for your certificate or certification, the SEI will verify your course attendance for all courses, including those taken from SEI Partners.

English and Fine Arts classes at Freestyle are UC approved courses. Approval for our Elective courses is pending.

Prior to beginning a degree program, an academic advisor at your Home Institution will provide you with a plan of study, which details the courses you will need to take to complete your program. Before registering each semester, it is very important that you get the approval of an academic advisor; otherwise, you could register for a course that does not apply to your program.

The Molecular Biology Major allows all courses in 2b, 4b, 4c, 5a-f, and 6 to count towards fulfilling the 15-credit rule. Note: A maximum of three credits will be accepted from Molecular Biology 681, 682, 691, 692, 699.

Most BIO course will meet the biology major requirements but not all of them. The following are the exceptions. BIO 270 and 280 will count toward the minor but not the major. BIO 353 and 366 are for IDLS majors and biology majors with a minor in secondary education. BIO 414 and 440 are for students in the Occupational Therapy program and cannot be used toward the 40 hr BIO requirement.

Yes! French courses satisfy the requirements for the C4 General Education category. Remember that upper-division French classes count for GE credit only when students have successfully completed 60 units at Sonoma State and are thus have junior-level status.

Yes! Intermediate (200 level) German courses count for General Education credit if you took German in high school. German 101 and 102 apply to the C4 General Education category as long as you used a different language to satisfy your CSU language entrance requirement.

Some OAA classes count toward Florida license, while others do not. Please contact OAA at (703) 691-8355 to find out which ones are approved.

Yes, if the course offers a challenge option and if you qualify. Check with the offering program or department to determine whether a challenge option is available. If it is, then fill out a Credit by Examination form and obtain the required approvals.

To address any deficiencies you might have and to prepare for higher level college courses, you should take any developmental courses that are recommended. In most cases, students will not be allowed to take a higher level course in English or math if they do not complete the pre-requisite developmental course. Although these courses may not count towards graduation, they prepare students for success in college-level course work, which is very important.