裡橖眻畦

TRANSFER CREDITS FROM ANOTHER INSTITUTION

Once undergraduate students have matriculated/enrolled in a degree program at 裡橖眻畦 University, students who wish to take courses elsewhere must attain preapproval from the Dean of the students college or his/her designee who will ensure that the individual college polices/requirements are met.    

  • Students may seek to transfer credits from regionally accredited two-year or four-year institutions.
  • For credits transferred, a T grade will appear on the students 裡橖眻畦 transcript; there is no impact on a students cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA).

Special Circumstances:

  1. Education Abroad: Courses taken in colleges or universities in other countries will be transferred for credit, if pre-approved by the Office of Education Abroad and the Dean of the students college or his/her designee.
  2. Summer Courses Elsewhere: 裡橖眻畦 does not approve transfer of credit for courses taken during the summer at other colleges or universities if the same or comparable (for fulfilling degree requirements) courses are offered in a distance learning mode during the summer sessions at 裡橖眻畦.

Students Who Are No Longer Matriculated:

  1. Leave of Absence: Students on a leave of absence may not take classes elsewhere to transfer back to 裡橖眻畦.
  2. Withdrawal and Dismissal: 裡橖眻畦 does not pre-approve courses to be taken at another university after a student has withdrawn or been dismissed from the University for academic reasons. If the student returns to 裡橖眻畦, courses taken at other colleges and universities will be evaluated for transfer credit by the Dean of the college to which the student is returning.  Acceptance of such credits is at the sole discretion of the Dean.
  3. Suspension: 裡橖眻畦 will not pre-approve courses or transfer credits back to 裡橖眻畦, for students who have been suspended for violations of the Student Code of Conduct.

Reviewed at Council of Deans 1-26-07 and later approved 1-31-07

Council of Deans approved revisions 8/5/2020

Technical Revisions approved by BAAD 3/19/2024