If a student is enrolled in a college/university course during his/her high school years, transfer credit will be given only if all the following criteria are met:
- Course cannot be used to fulfill high school graduation requirements.
- Course must be a standard course taught by a post-secondary institution, available to all students.
- If taught in a high school, the high school must be a satellite location, one of several options available to all students taking the course.
- Course syllabus, text, examinations, and evaluation process must be the same for all students at all sites.
- Students must be enrolled for college credit and pay college tuition.
- Instructor must be a faculty member (includes adjunct) at the offering college.
- An official transcript must be sent to the CALS Registrar’s Office by the offering institution.It is the student’s responsibility to request an official transcript.
- Written verification from the offering institution must be provided to confirm that all credit earned in high school meets these criteria.It is the student’s responsibility to request this written verification.
Each condition must be met in order for credit to be accepted.
Appropriate AP exams identifying a students understanding of the material indicated by achieving the scores outlined in the Courses of Study, may be used to gain credit for coursework that does not meet the criteria outlined above.
Contact Information
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Important Links
Courses of Study This holds all the courses that the University has to offer, as well as explains each colleges policies and procedures for their students.
Academic Calendar The academic calendar will let you know important dates and deadlines regarding each semester calendar (add/drop deadlines, pre-enrollment, graduation, etc...).
Course, Time and Room Roster The course, time and Room Roster contains the most up to date information on when and where courses are being offered for the semester.
DUST DUST allows students to view their academic information, as well as advisor's to view their advisees academic information (degree progress, unofficial transcripts). For the most up to date information on your CALS distribution requirements please schedule an appointment with Registrar Staff, or come to walk-in hours.
Transcripts Use your net ID and password to order a transcript online from the University Registrar.