The adviser completes and submits the required form. If your courses were taken on another campus, your adviser will file a Request for Course Level Evaluation with the Office of Admissions and Records. When this form is approved, the courses can be transferred into your program. Your adviser will determine which courses will be acceptable for transfer within the 13-unit restriction at the time your program is planned. Contact the office of the Division that offers the program you wish to enter.
Offices post advisement schedules each quarter.
Each division and program has guidelines and an application procedure for taking comprehensive examinations. You must be advanced to candidacy and meet GPA requirements before you can apply. You select which option you intend to pursue when your program plan is designed by your adviser. Your adviser will assist you with this process. Be sure to obtain and read carefully the Charter College of Education Guidelines for Students Preparing Theses or Projects and the university and program guidelines so that you understand clearly what is required at the beginning of your program.