Scheduling To accommodate working students most of our upper level courses are offered in the late afternoon and evening. D-grade policy Courses in which a student has earned a D will not count toward meeting graduation requirements in Mathematics. The student may either repeat the course or, if the course is not required in the program, take an alternate course. The same applies to courses transferred from other institutions. Tutored study Tutored study allows a student to take a course listed in the catalog but which is not regularly offered.
Students meet individually with the instructor several hours a week.
Tutored study courses require approval of the Department and the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at least two weeks before registration. Required courses are not given on a tutored study basis. No instructor is under the obligation to offer tutored studies. All students are required to complete at least 42 300-level credit hours. You may wish to consult the advisor on these matters.