Policies regarding the acceptance of Extension credit toward graduate degrees vary widely among institutions and individual programs. Check with the institution you are attending or will attend before enrolling in an Extension course for this purpose. When courses in this catalog have been approved by government agencies, professional societies, and other authorities as meeting their continuing education criteria, a statement to this effect appears in the section in which the courses are listed. In other cases it is best to check with the appropriate organization before you enroll to be sure that the course is acceptable. If a course is given for credit, the amount of credit offered and the academic department in which credit is granted are shown in parentheses after the course number.
Credit is in semester units.
As the catalog goes to press, these courses are still in the review process leading toward approval for academic credit. We do not award both a grade and ceu for the same course. Indicate your option on the roster circulated in your course. They are accepted by many employers and relicensure agencies as evidence of your serious commitment to career advancement and the maintenance of professional competence. One ceu is awarded for each 10 hours of class time.