A student
can earn graduate credit for a course only if:
- The course has been approved for graduate credit and
- He or
she has been accepted, through an official letter of
admission, into the Graduate School.
Graduate credit may be earned for undergraduate 100-level courses
identified in the Schedule of Classes by "course may
carry grad credit." Extra work beyond that expected for undergraduate
credit is required of students wishing to earn graduate credit
for these 100-level courses. Graduate students who take an upper
division course but do not want to receive graduate credit for
it must advise the Graduate School Office, in writing, before
beginning the course.
No student may register for a 200- or 300-level
course unless he or she has been admitted to the Graduate School
or has the
written permission of the Vice Provost for Research and Dean of the Graduate School.
