A degree-granting academic unit of the University. An oral or written examination whereby a student may receive credit from the University without registration for a course. This examination tests the competency gained through independent study, professional experience, or similar learning experience. A credit hour is a unit of measurement used in determining the quantity of work taken by a student. It is roughly equivalent to one hour of class per week for each week of the semester.
Most courses are three credit hours.
A number which represents the average of all the earned grades. To arrive at a cumulative index, divide the total number of quality points earned by the total credit hours completed. The libraries' electronic on-line card catalog system. During the first two weeks of the semester, students can change their course schedules. Requirements include five themes plus a research paper.