Approval for a coordinated course will become void upon withdrawal or dismissal of the student. Credit for courses taken at a two-year institution is restricted to equivalent UNH courses at the freshman and sophomore levels. Also, students with junior or higher standing at UNH may not take coordinated courses at two-year institutions. Care should be taken in requesting coordinated course credit for courses given during intensive terms. It is UNH policy that intensive terms should span at least 15 meeting days.
Students are responsible for securing an official transcript upon completion of their work.
Official transcripts must be mailed directly to the Office of the Registrar. The university recognizes the program of advanced placement available to talented high school students and operated by the College Entrance Examination Board. Educational Testing Service Advanced Placement examinations are graded from 1 to 5. Students desiring to submit advanced placement courses for college credit should have all results of these courses and tests sent in with their application to the Admissions Office. The passing percentile for CLEP and subject examinations is 50.