A reorganized or renumbered course cannot be repeated for credit without special permission. Cross-listings are denoted by a slash appearing between departmental titles. If equivalency is determined to have been satisfied, election may be approved. Permission of instructor. When permission is a stated requirement, or when a student does not have the stated prerequisite for a course but can give evidence of sufficient background, the student should obtain approval from the instructor or department concerned.
Credit is granted in semester hours.
One credit usually represents three hours of class each week of the term. When a department or program has a policy about the repetition of a course for credit, that policy is included in the course listing. In all other instances, a student must get permission from both the department or program and the Academic Standards Board to repeat a course for credit. Generally, a course may be elected for credit once only. This information can be found at the end of individual descriptions preceding the instructor's name.