If their courses are not on the Equivalency List, students may leave copies of the catalog descriptions of the composition courses they have taken at other institutions for review by the Composition Coordinators. When transfer credit has been awarded for composition courses, the student must request that the credits be designated as composition credits for graduation. If the course you took has not been evaluated, bring a course description from the school's catalog or website showing the course you took and the courses before and after it. You may need a course syllabus or marked papers from your previous school. It is the student's responsibility to provide all of these documents on request.
Most evaluations take a few days or less.
However, there is usually a high demand for evaluations during the week before the beginning of the semester and the two weeks of late registration. Therefore, it is important to begin the evaluation process as soon as possible. CLEP and AP tests may be used for credit only in certain circumstances credit for these tests is not automatic . Please come see the Composition Program Coordinators in ML 372. I'm an upper division student and have not had any composition courses.