How many courses/credits must I take each semester to be considered a full-time student? In order to complete the degree in a maximum of eight semesters, the normal course load per semester is four ...

Students are required to register for courses during periods which are officially designated for registration unless they have been authorized to make other arrangements by the dean of the college in ...

Applications will not be reviewed until after the add/drop period of your seventh semester. Please refer to the academic calendar to view the deadline for submission ...

Academic advancement by the student is measured in terms of semester hour credits, or simply, credits. One credit should, on the average, require three hours of a student's time each week for one ...

A full-time undergraduate student must be actively enrolled in a semester or term for at least 12 credit hours of academic work and shall be subject to all the rules, regulations, and fees governing ...

The University calculates a single, unified grade point average (GPA) for all courses taken at the University. All grades from original and repeated course enrollments are averaged into the cumulative ...

A student may audit a course with the appropriate approval. The approval form is located on the Solution Center website under the forms tab. No credit or grade will be recorded for an audited course, ...

The courses you take at community college will determine your readiness to take advanced courses at William & Mary. Students should always select courses after consulting with their VCCS advisor.

The Course Credits section displays how courses have been transferred to the University of Nevada, Reno. If you’ve transferred courses from more than one institution, each academic institution will be ...

Registering for next semester’s classes on the day of your enrollment appointment helps you get the classes and class times you need to stay on track toward timely graduation, stay eligible for ...

Rules governing assignment of course credit hours are set by the U.S. Department of Education, and the Michigan Department of Management and Budget. Each year, the Michigan Office of the Auditor ...