AA 2004-03

Policy Code: AA 2004-03

Status: Active

Supersedes: PM 1978-17, "Credit by Exam for Undergraduate and Graduate Students," is superseded in part by this policy in that it no longer applies to graduate students.

Resolution: EPC 03-06

Area: Graduate Studies and Research

Origination: 01/01/2004

Effective: 01/01/2004

Last Revised: 05/27/2004

Next Review: 05/15/2025

Credit by Exam in Graduate Courses

The purpose of graduate study is to acquire new knowledge and skills. Since credit by examination is predicated upon the demonstration of knowledge and skills, no student may receive credit by examination in a course used to satisfy the requirements of a master's degree.

Prerequisite courses and other requirements outside of the formal program of study for the degree may be challenged, but a student wishing to exercise this option must petition the graduate coordinator to replace the challenged course with another course to fulfill the program's requirements.

Note: PM 78-17, "Credit by Exam for Undergraduate and Graduate Students," is superseded in part by this policy in that it no longer applies to graduate students.

All Revision & Review Approved Dates

Origination Policy Code AAAP001.001 renamed to AA 2004-03 in 2014.

Attachments and Links

Credit by Examination for UG & GR Students (PM 1978-17). See Presidential Memoranda (PM).

Keywords

Graduate

Approved Signatures

Executive

Approved: Allen A. Mori, Provost & Vice President for Academic Affairs

Date: 05/27/2004

Area Manager/Owner

Approved: Graduate Studies and Research

Date: N/A

Older Version Approval Signatures

Approved: N/A

Date: N/A