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Transfer and Exam Credit Credit by Examination Undergraduate students currently registered at NC State may request an examination for course credit in a course whether enrolled in that course or not, under the conditions described below. Departments are encouraged to offer credit by examination in all courses but have the prerogative of excluding certain courses, which are demonstrably unsuited for credit by examination. The academic standards for credit by examination will be commensurate with the academic standards for the course. If a student’s performance on the examination is judged to be of C- or higher quality, the department head will notify the Department of Registration and Records on a Grade Report Form that the student has received “credit by examination” for the course. A student who receives credit by examination in a course in which that student is currently enrolled must officially drop that course no later than the last day to drop for the term enrolled. If the course credit by examination would enable a student to complete the final requirements for a degree, that student need not be registered in order to receive the credit. Once a student has failed a course, has failed a previous credit by examination attempt, or has been enrolled in a course past the last day to drop, the student may not attempt credit by examination for that course. The full regulation (https://policies.ncsu.edu/regulation/reg-02-50-01/) on Credit by Examination is available on the Policies, Rules and Regulations website. Transfer Credit Transcripts of college course credit for new transfer students and for NC State students who have taken course work at another institution are evaluated by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions in consultation with the deans of the NC State colleges to determine how the work applies to fulfilling the graduation requirements of each student’s intended major. Only courses where the student receives a grade of C or better will be considered for transfer credit. Students admitted to an NC State undergraduate degree program who wish to take courses at another institution must obtain prior endorsement from their academic department and prior written approval from their college’s associate dean (or dean’s office) in order to insure that the transfer credits will apply toward specif graduation requirements. Transfer credit is not recorded on former students’ permanent records until after they have been readmitted and Transfer and Exam Credit 1 have re-enrolled at NC State. Students should not assume that transfer credits will be accepted, and should speak with their academic advisor. How transfer credit applies to a student’s degree is determined by the student's academic department and college associate dean’s office.

The program generally does not accept transfer credits in lieu of required coursework at NC State.

kreynolds@ncsu.edu 919.515.0605 Requirements • Students must have completed a minimum of 75 credit hours and up to a maximum of 96 credit hours by the end of the current semester (includes transfer credits).

There are two MSW program options: Advanced Standing and Traditional. The Advanced Standing MSW option is a 12-month intensive, full-time program requiring 39 credit hours and begins in May.

Master’s Degree Requirements The MSW Program provides two options: The Traditional 60-credit program, and the 39-credit Advanced Standing Program, which is designed for BSW graduates only. Additional Requirements for Advanced Standing In addition to the above admissions requirements, the following applies to Advanced Standing applicants: Social Work 1 • Applicants with a BSW degree from an accredited program and a GPA of at least 3.5 (on a 4.0 scale) for the last 60 credit hours of academic work are eligible to apply for Advanced Standing status. • BSW students who graduate prior to the first semester of Advanced Standing coursework will be considered for admission.

degree requires the completion of 72 graduate credit hours: • 18 credit hours of transfer credits from a relevant master's degree • 27 credit hours of core coursework • 6 credit hours of management specialization coursework • 9 credit hours of elective coursework • 12 credit hours of dissertation research Student Financial Support Master of Public Administration (MPA) A limited number of one-year graduate assistantship positions are offered by the Department of Public Administration for full-time fall applicants.

College Program students are selected from those who have applied for enrollment at the NROTC unit and signed a contract in which they agree to complete certain Naval Science Courses and one summer training period (if selected for Advanced Standing). If not selected for a three or two year side load scholarship, College Program students compete for selection to continue NROTC as “Advanced Standing” students at the end of their sophomore year. Those selected for Advanced Standing receive a monthly subsistence allowance during the final two years of the program (currently $250 to $400 on a graduated scale; refer to the NROTC website (https:// f naval.dasa.ncsu.edu/) for updates).

• by transferring eligible college coursework completed at another accredited college or university, using NC State’s transfer credit database (https://webappprd.acs.ncsu.edu/php/transfer/) to confirm how courses may apply toward your degree.

Fall Entry: • Deadline: June 1 • Decision Date: Rolling Spring Entry: • Deadline: October 1 • Decision Date: Rolling Transfer Credit Search our transfer course equivalency database (https:// transfer.ncsu.edu/transfer-credit-evaluation/) to get an initial idea of whi course credits from other institutions transfer to NC State.

4 (ST 370 Probability and Statistics for Engineers with MA 421 Introduction to Probability) or (ST 370 Probability and Statistics for Engineers with ST 421 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics I) will be accepted for students transferring into the Mathematics major having already taken ST 370 Probability and Statistics for Engineers. 6 No more than 6 total credits each from undergraduate research (MA 491 Reading in Honors Mathematics), independent study (MA 499 Independent Research in Mathematics), or credit by examination may be used to meet program requirements (credit from AP exams or transfer credits is not included under this restriction).

6 No more than 6 total credits each from undergraduate research (MA 491 Reading in Honors Mathematics), independent study (MA 499 Independent Research in Mathematics), or credit by examination 3 may be used to meet program requirements (credit from AP exams or 3 transfer credits is not included under this restriction).

4 (ST 370 Probability and Statistics for Engineers with MA 421 Introduction to Probability) or (ST 370 Probability and Statistics for Engineers with ST 421 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics I) will accepted for students transferring into the Mathematics major having already taken ST 370 Probability and Statistics for Engineers. 6 No more than 6 total credits each from undergraduate research (MA 491 Reading in Honors Mathematics), independent study (MA 499 Independent Research in Mathematics), or credit by examination e Concentration 3 may be used to meet program requirements (credit from AP exams or 1 transfer credits is not included under this restriction).

** Major Residency Requirements – Of the 39 required hours for the concentration and department requirements, no more than 12 hours of s transfer credit may be applied to meet these 39 hours.

3 * Major Residency Requirements Only 12 hours of external transfer credit may be applied to the IDS Self-Design departmental requirements.

* Major Residency Requirements: Maximum 12 hours of external 3 transfer credit may be applied towards self-design concentration.

ST 370 will be accepted only for students transferring into the Mathematics major having already taken ST 370. 6 No more than 6 total credits each from undergraduate research (MA 491 Reading in Honors Mathematics), independent study (MA 499 Independent Research in Mathematics), or credit by examination may be used to meet program requirements (credit from AP exams or transfer credits is not included under this restriction).

* Major Residency Requirements Maximum 12 hours of external 15 transfer credit may be applied towards self-design concentration.

Please note that no more than 15 hours of transfer credit (from a non- 3 NCSU program) may be applied towards the major.

Please note that no more than 15 hours of transfer credit 3 (from a non-NCSU program) may be applied towards the major.

3 Please note that no more than 15 hours of transfer credit (from a non- 1 3 NCSU program) may be applied towards the major.

Please note that no more than 15 hours of 15 transfer credit (from study abroad or other US Institutions which are not a part of UNC-Online) may be applied towards core courses in German Studies (core: required courses, departmental electives, FLG electives I 3 and II, and advised electives I and II). For students who choose study abroad instead of an 3 internship, FLG 499 serves as a placeholder for transfer credits from the 3 study abroad semester.

Please note that no more than 15 hours of transfer credit (from study abroad or from other US institutions which are not a part of UNC- Online) may be applied towards the core courses in German Studies (core: required courses, departmental electives, WLGE electives I and II, and advised electives I and II).

Please note that no more than 15 hours of 3 transfer credit (from study abroad or from other US institutions which are not a part of UNC-Online) may be applied towards the core courses in 15 German Studies (core: required courses, departmental electives, WLGE electives I and II, and advised electives I and II).

Please note that no more than 15 hours of transfer credit (from study Hours abroad or other US Institutions which are not a part of UNC-Online) may be applied towards core courses in German Studies (core: required courses, departmental electives, WLGE electives I and II, 3 and advised electives I and II). For students who choose study abroad instead of an 3 internship, WLGE 499 serves as a placeholder for transfer credits from the study abroad semester.

Please note that no more than 15 hours 16 of transfer credit (from study abroad or other US Institutions which are not a part of UNC-Online) may be applied towards core courses in 3 German Studies (core: required courses, departmental electives, WLGE electives I and II, and advised electives I and II).

For students who choose study abroad instead of an internship, WLGE 499 Internship in Germany, Austria, or German-Speaking Switzerland serves as a placeholder for transfer credits from the study abroad semester.

If transfer credits contribute to the completion of the minor, students need to ensure that official transcripts are sent and processed at NC State. Contact Eileen Z. Taylor Director of Undergraduate Accounting Program 3104 Nelson Hall SIS Code: 20AM Plan Requirements • A grade of ‘C-‘ or better in all courses used to satisfy the minor • An overall GPA of 2.0 or better for all ACC minor courses in the program of study • Students may transfer in up to 9 credits (6 max at the 300/400 level) towards the minor • All transfer credits must be approved by the Poole College of Management Office of Undergraduate Programs Code Title Hours Required Courses ACC 210 Concepts of Financial Reporting 3 ACC 220 Introduction to Managerial Accounting 3 Elective Courses 1 Select nine credit hours of: any 300 or 400 level accounting course 9 Total Hours 15 1 Students should make sure that they have met all required prerequisites for 300- and 400-level courses

Students may transfer in no more than six hours toward the minor. Plan Requirements • 15 hours (5 courses) in American literature • No more than 6 hours of transfer credit • 3 courses must be at the 300-level or above • 1 course must be at the 400-level or above • An overall GPA of 2.0 in the minor and may count no course grade lower than a ‘C-‘.

• 9 Credit hours must be taken at NC State and a maximum of six (6) credit hours may be transferred into the minor from another institution. Hindi-Urdu (Minor) 1 • No more than 6 transfer credits may be applied toward the Minor requirement. • Courses taken in non-NC State Study Abroad or Summer Language Programs may be counted toward the minor but are subject to the transfer credit limit.

Students cannot obtain a minor in their majo • A maximum of 6 transfer credit hours may be applied towards the International Studies minor.

Most Veterans are able to transfer credits toward the minor based on their military service. Code Title Hours MS 101 Introduction to Leadership and Values I 1 MS 102 Basic Military Leadership 1 MS 201 Intermediate Leadership Theory I 2 MS 202 Intermediate Leadership Theory II 2 MS 301 Military Leadership and Training Management 3 MS 302 Applied Leadership in Small Unit Operations 3 MS 401 Advanced Military Science - Leadership and 3 Systems Management MS 402 Advanced Military Science - Military Justice, Ethics 3 and Professionalism Military Science Minor - Veterans and Civilian Students Veterans are encouraged to visit Military and Veteran Services (https:// veterans.ncsu.edu/benefits/credit-for-military-service/) to receive transfer credits for some of the minor course requirements. Veteran and Civilian students must complete all of the classes below (or earn transfer credit), and earn credit for 3 credit hours of military history.

2 Middle East Studies (Minor) REL 311 Introduction to the Old Testament REL 340 Islam REL 350 Judaism REL 407 Islamic History to 1798 REL 408 Islam in the Modern World REL 482 Religion and Conflict REL 498 Special Topics in Religious Studies (appropriate Middle East offerings per approval of the minor advisor) Total Hours 15 1 Demonstrated 201 equivalency in Turkish or Hebrew (not currently taught at NCSU, but transfer credit and/or proficiency may be applied as determined by the Middle East Studies minor advisor).

• A maximum of 6 transfer credit hours may be applied to the minor, as approved by the Music Minor Advisor and Department Head. Code Title Hours MUS 103 Theory and Musicianship I or MUS 153 Theory and Musicianship II MUS 104 Theory and Musicianship Lab I (or credit by exam) 1 MUS 107 Keyboard Skills I (or credit by exam) 2 MUS 193 Applied Music Lessons I Music Performance (Minor) 1 2 MUS 193 MUS 293 Applied Music Lessons I Applied Music Lessons II 2 1 1 2 MUS 293 MUS 393 Applied Music Lessons II Recital 2 1 1 Ensemble electives (5 cr), selected from the course list below 5 (p. 1) 2,3 Musical Culture elective (3 cr), selected from the course list below 3 (p. 1) Total Hours 18 Ensemble Electives Code Title Hours MUS 109 Collaborative Piano MUS 111 University Singers MUS 112 Tenor-Bass Choir MUS 113 Women's Choir MUS 114 Chamber SIngers MUS 115 State Chorale MUS 121 Raleigh Civic Symphony MUS 122 Raleigh Civic Chamber Orchestra MUS 134 Wind Ensemble MUS 135 Symphonic Band MUS 140 Jazz Improvisation MUS 141 Jazz Combo II MUS 142 Jazz Lab Band MUS 143 Jazz Combo I MUS 144 Jazz Orchestra MUS 160 Guitar Ensemble MUS 208 Piano Pedagogy Musical Culture Electives Code Title Hours MUS 200 Understanding Music: Global Perspectives MUS 202 Introduction to Music Literature II MUS 206 America's Music MUS 210 Introduction to Popular Music: 1950s-1970s MUS 211 Introduction to Popular Music: 1980s-Present MUS 212 Music of North Carolina MUS 230 Introduction to African-American Music MUS 231 Music in Film and Television MUS 260 History of Jazz MUS 320 Music of the 20th-21st Centuries MUS 330 Survey of Musical Theater MUS 340 From Wax Cylinders to AI: Music Technology in Modern History MUS 350 Music of Asia 3 MUS 360 Women In Music 1 MUS 107 has a corequisite of MUS 103 or theory placement test.

• A maximum of 6 transfer credit hours may be applied to the minor, as approved by the Music Minor Advisor and Department Head. Code Title Hours Required Courses MUS 103 Theory and Musicianship I 3 or MUS 153 Theory and Musicianship II MUS 104 Theory and Musicianship Lab I (or credit by exam) 1 MUS 200 Understanding Music: Global Perspectives 3 Elective Courses Select eight credit hours from the approved course lists below.

Contact Person Dr. Dana Kotter-Gruehn Director of Advising psych_advising@ncsu.edu Plan Requirements • No more than 9 hours may be met with transfer credit.

• No transfer credits from other institutions to fulfill certificate cours requirements are allowed.

To transfer credits from Horticulture (Undergraduate Certificate) 1 the Undergraduate Certificate program to the Bachelor’s degree, the following conditions must be met: • The course number must be at the 200 level or higher • The course must be letter graded • The student must have earned a C or better in the course Undergraduate Certificate Program Coordinator Mr. Issac Lewis (https://cals.ncsu.edu/horticultural-science/people/ijlewis/) Undergraduate Certificate Coordinator and Lecturer Department of Horticultural Science 112 Kilgore Hall, Campus Box 7609 North Carolina State University Raleigh, NC 27695-7609 919.515.3189 Plan Requirements Enrollees must complete a total of 15 credit hours.

the UNC Language Exchange (https:// fll.chass.ncsu.edu/undergraduate/language_exchange.php)) or satisfied by transfer credit.

13. The remaining 12 credit hours, or more depending on the requirements of the specific program, may be transferred from any of the following sources or any combination thereof. TRANSFER CREDITS Transfer of graduate credits earned at other universities A course that was completed at another college or university may be considered for transfer to a Master's program provided that the course is classified as a graduate course; it was completed while the student was in a graduate or post-baccalaureate classification; the grade in the course is "B" (3.00 on a 4.00 scale) or better; the college or university is accredited by one of the following six U.S. Transfer of graduate credits earned while enrolled in an undergraduate program at NC State University A course that was completed while the student was enrolled as an undergraduate at NC State University may be considered for transfer to a Master's program, provided that it is at the 400-level or higher, that the grade is "B" (3.00 on a 4.00 scale) or better, that it was not counted to fulfill undergraduate requirements, and that it is recommended by the Director of Graduate Programs at the time of the student's enrollment in the Graduate School.

13. The remaining 12 credit hours, or more depending on the requirements of the specific program, may be transferred from any of the following sources or any combination thereof. TRANSFER CREDITS Transfer of graduate credits earned at other universities A course that was completed at another college or university may be considered for transfer to a Master's program provided that the course is classified as a graduate course; it was completed while the student was in a graduate or post-baccalaureate classification; the grade in the course is "B" (3.00 on a 4.00 scale) or better; the college or university is accredited by one of the following six U.S.

11. The remaining 12 credit hours, or more depending on the requirements of the specific program, may be transferred from any of the following sources or any combination thereof. TRANSFER CREDITS Transfer of graduate credits earned at other universities A course that was completed at another college or university may be considered for transfer to a master's program provided that the course is classified as a graduate course; it was completed while the student was in a graduate or post-baccalaureate classification; the grade in the course is "B" (3.00 on a 4.00 scale) or better; the college or university is accredited by one of the following six U.S. Transfer of graduate credits earned while enrolled in an undergraduate program at NC State University A course that was completed while the student was enrolled as an undergraduate at NC State University may be considered for transfer to a master's program, provided that it is at the 400-level or higher, that the grade is "B" (3.00 on a 4.00 scale) or better, that it was not counted to fulfill undergraduate requirements, and that it is recommended by the Director of Graduate Programs at the time of the student's enrollment in the Graduate School. Transfer of graduate credits earned while enrolled in a previous graduate degree program at NC State University A graduate course that was completed while the student was enrolled in a previous graduate program at NC State University may be considered for transfer to a master's program, provided that it is at the 500-level or higher and that the grade is "B" (3.00 on a 4.00 scale) or better.

2. A comprehensive written examination (in some programs) 3. A comprehensive oral examination (except Option B programs) C. Option B Master’s Degree The Option B Master’s degree requires that students adhere to the general guidelines for a Master of Arts or Master of Science degree with the following exceptions: 1. A comprehensive oral exam is not required 2. A thesis is not required 3. Master’s Thesis Research (XXX 695) may not be used in the degree audit 3.1 Graduate School Minimum Requirements 1 4. Individual departments define other requirements for their Option B program, such as additional course work or final projects 5. Option B Master’s degree programs cannot carry an officially designated minor 6. Students have a single assigned advisor rather than an advisory committee. Furthermore, the Graduate School does not allow credit by examination. 2. The remaining 12 credit hours or more, depending on the requirements of the specific program, may be transferred from any of the sources or any combination thereof set forth below as transfer credit.

2 3.1 Graduate School Minimum Requirements Transfer of Credits 1. Transfer of graduate credits earned at other universities. A course that was completed at another college or university may be considered for transfer to a master’s program provided that: a. The course is classified as a graduate course. Courses with grades of B- or lower will not be allowed to transfer. Exceptions are allowed for transfer from international institutions if the department or program provides the Graduate School with adequate documentation that the course is relevant to the graduate degree and comparable to an equivalent course at NC State, and that the course was taught by faculty who are qualified to teach at the level of a master’s degree. That grade will be taken as the minimum grade for transfer in lieu of the “B” noted in 1(d) above. A course that was completed while the student was enrolled as an undergraduate at NC State University may be considered for transfer to a master’s program provided that it is at the 400-level (subject to the restrictions state in subsection D.4 above) or higher, that the earned grade is B or better, that it was not counted toward fulfillment of undergraduate requirements, and that it is verified by the undergraduate coordinator and recommended by the DGP. Courses with grades of B- or lower will not be allowed to transfer. A graduate course that was completed while the student was enrolled in a previous graduate program at NC State University may be considered for transfer to a master’s program, provided that: (a) The course was a letter-graded (“A,” “B,” “C,” etc.) 500- or 700-level course and that the grade is B or better. Courses with grades of B- or lower will not be allowed to transfer; and (b) it was not taken as a part of a completed master’s degree at another institution. A graduate course that was completed while the student was enrolled in PBS status at NC State University may be considered for transfer to a master’s program provided that it is at the 500 level or higher and that the grade is B or better. Courses with grades of B- or lower will not be allowed to transfer. A maximum of 12 credit hours taken while in PBS status may be transferred into a master’s degree program. Submitting Transfer Credit for Graduate School Approval When the graduate program submits the online Plan of Graduate Work through MyPack Portal, the DGP submits a letter requesting that any transfer credit be accepted as part of the student’s master’s program. Students whose previous master’s was combined with a three-year bachelor’s degree from a non-Bologna institution to meet the minimum requirements for admission will not be entitled to this 18 credit allowance and will not be considered to have a previous master’s.

7. A graduate course that was completed while the student was enrolled in PBS status at NC State University may be considered for transfer to a doctoral program provided that it is a 500- or 700- level course and that the grade is B or better (see Section 2.3 (https:// catalog.ncsu.edu/graduate/graduate-handbook/admissions/) for information on admission to PBS classification). Courses with grades of B- or lower will not be allowed to transfer. A maximum of 12 credit hours taken while in PBS status may be transferred into a doctoral degree program. Transfer of Credits 1. Transfer of course credits into a doctoral program is always at the discretion of a given program’s DGP and requires their approval to be included within the degree requirements for a given program. Some programs might not allow transfer of credit. 2. Transfer of up to 18 graduate credits, inclusive of master’s credits, earned at other universities: a. A course that was completed at another US college or university may be considered for transfer to a doctoral program provided that: i. The course is classified as a graduate course. Courses with grades of B- or lower are not eligible for transfer. vi. Courses taken at other institutions, other than those approved as interinstitutional or other preapproved coursework, such as study abroad, during the time a student is enrolled in a doctoral program at NC State are not eligible for transfer. b. Transfer from international institutions is allowed if the department or program provides the Graduate School with adequate documentation that the course is relevant to the graduate degree and comparable to an equivalent course at NC State. A course that was completed while the student was enrolled as an undergraduate at NC State University may be considered for transfer into a doctoral program provided that it is: a. at the 500-level or higher, that the earned grade is B or better. A graduate course that was completed while the student was enrolled in PBS status at NC State University may be considered for transfer into a doctoral program provided that it is at the 500 level or higher and that the grade is B or better. Courses with grades of B- or lower will not be allowed to transfer. A maximum of 12 credit hours taken while in PBS status may be transferred into a doctoral program.

It should be viewed as a “living document” that reflects changes that may occur as students continue to develop and refine their academic programs B. Contents of a Graduate Degree Audit The Graduate Degree Audit includes: 1. a list of the coursework to be undertaken 2. accurate information about any transfer credits to be used for the degree. Any request to include transfer credit should be submitted to the Graduate School prior to the start of the student’s graduate program or no later than before the end of the first semester C. Timing As the Graduate Degree Audit serves as a guide to promote successful progression through a given graduate program, it is important that various components of it be completed in a timely manner.

Transfer credit from other institutions is not allowed. A maximum of 9 credits taken in Post-Baccalaureate Studies (PBS) may be transferred into a graduate certificate. A maximum of 6 credits taken as an NC State undergraduate student may be transferred into a graduate certificate; these 6 hours may not be counted towards the NC State undergraduate degree. The grade in the course(s) must be a B or better; courses with grades of B- or lower will not be allowed to transfer. 2. Transferring Certificate Coursework into a Degree Program a. Graduate certificate courses taken prior to enrollment in an NC State master’s or doctoral degree program may be transferred into that degree program so long as eighteen hours remain unique to the master’s and thirty-six hours to the doctorate. This process provides an s exception to the rule according to which, when certificate coursework is transferred into a master’s degree, 18 hours must remain unique to the degree (see Handbook 3.13.C.2.a (p. )). It is not an exception to the rule governing the obtention of multiple certificates (see Handbook 3.13.B.10 (p. )). 1. Requirements a. For certificates to be stacked, programs must submit a memorandum to the Graduate School outlining the specifics of the certificates to be used and how they map onto the curriculum of an existing master’s degree. e. No more than 12 hours per certificate can be transferred into the master’s regardless of the number of credits required by each certificate.

F. Post-Baccalaureate Studies (PBS) Up to 12 credits earned in PBS courses with at least a grade of “B” can be officially transferred into a student’s program; these courses are also e included in the GPA. To discourage excessive and/or unwarranted use of incomplete grades and extensions for an individual student, an extension of an incomplete grade will not be granted by the Graduate School if the student holds incomplete grades in other courses at the time of the request. H. External Transfer Credit Except in the case of interinstitutional courses, grades transferred from another institution will not be included in the GPA.

Restricted to transfer students with 3 hours of ENG1** or ENG1GEP transfer credit. Together with approved transfer credit hours, this course satisfies the Introduction to Writing component of the General Education Program. P: 3 hours transferring ENG1** or ENG1GEP transfer credit Typically offered in Fall, Spring, and Summer ENG 206 Studies In Drama (3 credit hours) Selected drama from the classical period to the present.

A maximum of 15 hours of external transfer credit may be applied towards the major and departmental requirements.

* Major Residency Requirements Only 12 hours of external transfer credit may be applied to the IDS Self-Design departmental requirements.

Maximum 15 hours of external transfer credit may be applied towards the major (departmental requirements).

4 ( ST 370 Probability and Statistics for Engineers with MA 421 Introduction to Probability ) or ( ST 370 Probability and Statistics for Engineers with ST 421 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics I ) will be accepted for students transferring into the Mathematics major having already taken ST 370 Probability and Statistics for Engineers . 5 At most one letter grade of D +/- is permitted in Math Elective courses. No grades of D +/- are permitted in required math courses ( MA 141 , MA 241 , MA 242 , MA 225 , MA 341 , MA 326 , MA 402 , MA 404 , MA 405 , MA 407 , MA 425 ). 6 No more than 6 total credits each from undergraduate research ( MA 491 Reading in Honors Mathematics ), independent study ( MA 499 Independent Research in Mathematics ), or credit by examination may be used to meet program requirements (credit from AP exams or transfer credits is not included under this restriction).

4 ( ST 370 Probability and Statistics for Engineers with MA 421 Introduction to Probability ) or ( ST 370 Probability and Statistics for Engineers with ST 421 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics I ) will be accepted for students transferring into the Mathematics major having already taken ST 370 Probability and Statistics for Engineers . 5 At most one letter grade of D +/- is permitted in Math Elective courses. No grades of D +/- are permitted in required math courses ( MA 141 , MA 241 , MA 242 , MA 225 , MA 305 , MA 341 , MA 402 , MA 405 , MA 407 , MA 425 ). 6 No more than 6 total credits each from undergraduate research ( MA 491 Reading in Honors Mathematics ), independent study ( MA 499 Independent Research in Mathematics ), or credit by examination may be used to meet program requirements (credit from AP exams or transfer credits is not included under this restriction).

ST 370 will be accepted only for students transferring into the Mathematics major having already taken ST 370 . 5 At most one letter grade of D +/- is permitted in Math Elective courses. No grades of D +/- are permitted in required math courses ( MA 141 , MA 241 , MA 242 , MA 225 , MA 305 , MA 341 , MA 405 , MA 407 , MA 425 ). 6 No more than 6 total credits each from undergraduate research ( MA 491 Reading in Honors Mathematics ), independent study ( MA 499 Independent Research in Mathematics ), or credit by examination may be used to meet program requirements (credit from AP exams or transfer credits is not included under this restriction).

Additional Requirements for Advanced Standing In addition to the above admissions requirements, the following applies to Advanced Standing applicants: Applicants with a BSW degree from an accredited program and a GPA of at least 3.5 (on a 4.0 scale) for the last 60 credit hours of academic work are eligible to apply for Advanced Standing status. Students with a GPA less than 3.5 but greater than 2.5 for the last 60 hours of academic course work must have official Graduate Record Exam (GRE) or Miller Analogies Test (MAT) scores forwarded to the Graduate School. BSW students who graduate prior to the first semester of Advanced Standing coursework will be considered for admission. Applicants must have grades of "B" or better in all social work courses.

Please note that no more than 15 hours of transfer credit (from study abroad or from other US institutions which are not a part of UNC-Online) may be applied towards the core courses in German Studies (core: required courses, departmental electives, WLGE electives I and II, and advised electives I and II). For students who choose study abroad instead of an internship, WLGE 499 serves as a placeholder for transfer credits from the study abroad semester.

Transfer credit from other institutions is not allowed. A maximum of 9 credits taken in Post-Baccalaureate Studies (PBS) may be transferred into a graduate certificate. A maximum of 6 credits taken as an NC State undergraduate student may be transferred into a graduate certificate; these 6 hours may not be counted towards the NC State undergraduate degree. The grade in the course(s) must be a B or better; courses with grades of B- or lower will not be allowed to transfer. Transferring Certificate Coursework into a Degree Program Graduate certificate courses taken prior to enrollment in an NC State master’s or doctoral degree program may be transferred into that degree program so long as eighteen hours remain unique to the master’s and thirty-six hours to the doctorate.

If transfer credits have been granted for such courses, additional courses will be required and must be approved by the Undergraduate Coordinator.

No transfer credits from other institutions to fulfill certificate course requirements are allowed.

Eileen Z. Taylor Director of Undergraduate Accounting Program 3104 Nelson Hall SIS Code: 20AM Plan Requirements A grade of ‘C-‘ or better in all courses used to satisfy the minor An overall GPA of 2.0 or better for all ACC minor courses in the program of study Students may transfer in up to 9 credits (6 max at the 300/400 level) towards the minor All transfer credits must be approved by the Poole College of Management Office of Undergraduate Programs Course List Code Title Hours Required Courses ACC 210 Concepts of Financial Reporting 3 ACC 220 Introduction to Managerial Accounting 3 Elective Courses Select nine credit hours of: any 300 or 400 level accounting course 1 9 Total Hours 15 1 Students should make sure that they have met all required prerequisites for 300- and 400-level courses Academic Catalog 2026-2027 Home Department of Registration and Records 2831 Thurman Drive Harris Hall, Room 1000 Campus Box 7313 Raleigh, NC 27695 Campus Resources NC State Policies Student Activities Student Services Print Options Catalog Archives © 2023 NC State University.

** Major Residency Requirements – Of the 39 required hours for the concentration and department requirements, no more than 12 hours of transfer credit may be applied to meet these 39 hours.

No more than six (6) hours of transfer credits can be used toward the minor. The Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management Director of Undergraduate Programs must approve all transfer credits.

The remaining credit hours may be taken through affiliate programs or satisfied by transfer credit.

A maximum of 6 transfer credit hours may be applied to the minor, as approved by the Music Minor Advisor and Department Head. Course List Code Title Hours Required Courses MUS 103 Theory and Musicianship I 3 or MUS 153 Theory and Musicianship II MUS 104 Theory and Musicianship Lab I (or credit by exam) 1 MUS 200 Understanding Music: Global Perspectives 3 Elective Courses Select eight credit hours from the approved course lists below.

This is a graduate-level seminar open to all NCSU master's degree students but can be open to advanced standing undergraduate students with instructors' approval. This is a graduate-level seminar open to all NCSU master's degree students but can be open to advanced standing undergraduate students with instructors' approval.

SW 500 Advanced Standing Seminar (4 credit hours) Orients advanced standing students to the Department and the MSW Program; provides connection between the BSW curriculum and advanced MSW curriculum; assures attainment of CSWE Foundation Curriculum Competencies; provides opportunities to demonstrate/evaluate practice skills of engagement, assessment, intervention, and evaluation; assists students with successful entry into advanced MSW program of study and advanced field placement. For graduate students in the advanced standing program.

Furthermore, the Graduate School does not allow credit by examination. The remaining 12 credit hours or more, depending on the requirements of the specific program, may be transferred from any of the sources or any combination thereof set forth below as transfer credit.

It should be viewed as a “living document” that reflects changes that may occur as students continue to develop and refine their academic programs B. Contents of a Graduate Degree Audit The Graduate Degree Audit includes: a list of the coursework to be undertaken accurate information about any transfer credits to be used for the degree. Any request to include transfer credit should be submitted to the Graduate School prior to the start of the student’s graduate program or no later than before the end of the first semester C. Timing As the Graduate Degree Audit serves as a guide to promote successful progression through a given graduate program, it is important that various components of it be completed in a timely manner.

Transfer credit from other institutions is not allowed for the graduate certificate.

Restricted to transfer students with 3 hours of ENG1** or ENG1GEP transfer credit. Together with approved transfer credit hours, this course satisfies the Introduction to Writing component of the General Education Program. Credit is not allowed for both ENG/ WLEN 101 and ENG 202 . P: 3 hours transferring ENG1** or ENG1GEP transfer credit Typically offered in Fall, Spring, and Summer ENG 206 Studies In Drama (3 credit hours) Selected drama from the classical period to the present.

No grades of D +/- are permitted in required math courses ( MA 141 , MA 241 , MA 242 , MA 225 , MA 305 , MA 341 , MA 402 , MA 405 , MA 407 , MA 425 ). 5 No more than 6 total credits, each from undergraduate research ( MA 491 Reading in Honors Mathematics ), independent study ( MA 493 Special Topics in Mathematics ), or credit by examination may be used to meet program requirements (credit from AP exams or transfer credits is not included under this restriction).

program coordinator, and the H&SS Associate/Assistant Dean * Major Residency Requirements: Maximum 12 hours of external transfer credit may be applied towards self-design concentration.

Please note that no more than 15 hours of transfer credit (from a non-NCSU program) may be applied towards the major.

Transfer Admissions Dates and Deadlines Transfer Credit Wolfpack Connect Visit Us What We Look For Here are some of the items we're looking at when evaluating your transfer application to NC State: Your college coursework and GPA.

F. Post-Baccalaureate Studies (PBS) Up to 12 credits earned in PBS courses with at least a grade of “B” can be officially transferred into a student’s program; these courses are also included in the GPA. To discourage excessive and/or unwarranted use of incomplete grades and extensions for an individual student, an extension of an incomplete grade will not be granted by the Graduate School if the student holds incomplete grades in other courses at the time of the request. H. External Transfer Credit Except in the case of interinstitutional courses, grades transferred from another institution will not be included in the GPA.

1 Residency Requirement: Maximum of 25% of external transfer credit may be applied to the certificate.

4 ( ST 370 Probability and Statistics for Engineers with MA 421 Introduction to Probability ) or ( ST 370 Probability and Statistics for Engineers with ST 421 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics I ) will be accepted for students transferring into the Mathematics major having already taken ST 370 Probability and Statistics for Engineers . 5 At most one letter grade of D +/- is permitted in Math Elective courses. No grades of D +/- are permitted in required math courses ( MA 141 , MA 241 , MA 242 , MA 225 , MA 341 , MA 402 , MA 405 , MA 407 , MA 425 ). 6 No more than 6 total credits each from undergraduate research ( MA 491 Reading in Honors Mathematics ), independent study ( MA 499 Independent Research in Mathematics ), or credit by examination may be used to meet program requirements (credit from AP exams or transfer credits is not included under this restriction).

The certificate will accept up to three hours of transfer credit from courses included in the curriculum.

Please note that no more than 15 hours of transfer credit (from study abroad or other US Institutions which are not a part of UNC-Online) may be applied towards core courses in German Studies (core: required courses, departmental electives, WLGE electives I and II, and advised electives I and II). For students who choose study abroad instead of an internship, WLGE 499 serves as a placeholder for transfer credits from the study abroad semester.

** Major Residency Requirements No more than 15 hours of transfer credit may be applied towards departmental (major) requirements.

Incoming students may transfer a maximum of 72 credit hours of college course work. Transfer credit should include a sufficient number of courses to satisfy the general education component of the major.

A maximum of 9 transfer credit hours may be applied toward minor requirements.

No more than 9 hours may be met with transfer credit.

15 hours (5 courses) in American literature No more than 6 hours of transfer credit 3 courses must be at the 300-level or above 1 course must be at the 400-level or above An overall GPA of 2.0 in the minor and may count no course grade lower than a ‘C-‘.

No transfer credit with be applied towards the minor.

No more than 2 courses (6 hours) of transfer credit.

Students may transfer in up to six credits towards the minor. All transfer credits must be approved by the Poole College of Management Office of Undergraduate Programs in Nelson 2150.

No more than 2 courses (6 credit hours) of transfer credit will be accepted.

Students must take 6 hours of required courses and 9 hours of electives for a total of 15 hours, per the course requirements list No more than six (6) hours of transfer credits can be used toward the minor.

9 Credit hours must be taken at NC State and a maximum of six (6) credit hours may be transferred into the minor from another institution. The Department of World Languages and Cultures will determine which courses transferred from other institutions may qualify in meeting requirements for the minor, as well as the number of transfer credits permitted to meet program requirements.

Students who have transfer credit from another institution that they believe is equivalent to GC 120 Foundations of Graphics should consult the contact person listed below for approval and inclusion in the minor.

9 Credit hours must be taken at NC State and a maximum of six (6) credit hours may be transferred into the minor from another institution. No more than 6 transfer credits may be applied toward the Minor requirement. Courses taken in non-NC State Study Abroad or Summer Language Programs may be counted toward the minor but are subject to the transfer credit limit.

A maximum of 6 hours of advanced placement credit or transfer credit can be applied towards the minor.

A maximum of 6 transfer credit hours may be applied towards the International Studies minor.

No more than two (2) courses (six (6) hours) of transfer credit.

Transfer credits must be evaluated by the coordinator of the minor, regardless of their disposition by any other office of the University.

9 Credit hours must be taken at NC State and a maximum of six (6) credit hours may be transferred into the minor from another institution. Foreign Relations, 1900-Present HI 465 Oil and Crisis in the Gulf HI 466 History of the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict HI 477 Gender and Sexuality in the Middle East HI 491 Seminar in History (topic must be related to Middle East and approved by Program Administrator) HI 498 Independent Study in History (appropriate Middle East offerings per approval of the minor advisor) WLAR 202 Intermediate Arabic II WLAR 301 Advanced Intermediate Arabic I WLAR 320 Arabic for Professional Purposes WLAR 330 Media Arabic WLAR 440 Modern Arabic Short Story WL 492 Senior Seminar in World Languages & Cultures WLAR 318 Egyptian Culture through Film WLAR 351 Modern Arab Popular Culture WLFR 425 Literature, Cinema and Culture of the Francophone World WL 295 Special Topics in World Languages and Cultures WL 394 Studies in World Literature (Topic must be related to the Middle East and approved by the minor advisor) WL 495 Special Topics in World Languages & Cultures WL 498 Independent Study in World Languages & Cultures WLPE 202 Intermediate Persian II PS 236 Issues in Global Politics PS 345 Governments and Politics in the Middle East REL 210 Religious Traditions of the World REL 311 Introduction to the Old Testament REL 340 Islam REL 350 Judaism REL 407 Islamic History to 1798 REL 408 Islam in the Modern World REL 482 Religion and Conflict REL 498 Special Topics in Religious Studies (appropriate Middle East offerings per approval of the minor advisor) Total Hours 15 1 Demonstrated 201 equivalency in Turkish or Hebrew (not currently taught at NCSU, but transfer credit and/or proficiency may be applied as determined by the Middle East Studies minor advisor).

A maximum of 6 transfer credit hours may be applied to the minor, as approved by the Music Minor Advisor and Department Head. Course List Code Title Hours MUS 103 Theory and Musicianship I 3 or MUS 153 Theory and Musicianship II MUS 104 Theory and Musicianship Lab I (or credit by exam) 1 MUS 107 Keyboard Skills I (or credit by exam) 1 1 MUS 193 Applied Music Lessons I 2 1 MUS 193 Applied Music Lessons I 2 1 MUS 293 Applied Music Lessons II 2 1 MUS 293 Applied Music Lessons II 2 1 MUS 393 Recital 2 1 Ensemble electives (5 cr), selected from the course list below 2,3 5 Musical Culture elective (3 cr), selected from the course list below 3 Total Hours 18

2 Students who earn credit for equivalent classes at the 300-level at other institutions may use the transfer credits to satisfy the 15-hours of math credits.

Transfer credit is only allowed for the PB 200 Plant Life / PB 250 Plant Biology requirement.

No more than six (6) transfer credits may be counted towards the minor.

the UNC Language Exchange ) or satisfied by transfer credit.

All course work must be registered through NC State University, transfer credit from other universities is not allowed.

No more than 6 credit hours counted towards this minor can be transfer credits from another university.

Students must have completed a minimum of 75 credit hours and up to a maximum of 96 credit hours by the end of the current semester (includes transfer credits).

Transfer credit from other universities is not allowed.

College Program students are selected from those who have applied for enrollment at the NROTC unit and signed a contract in which they agree to complete certain Naval Science Courses and one summer training period (if selected for Advanced Standing). If not selected for a three or two year side load scholarship, College Program students compete for selection to continue NROTC as “Advanced Standing” students at the end of their sophomore year. Those selected for Advanced Standing receive a monthly subsistence allowance during the final two years of the program (currently $250 to $400 on a graduated scale; refer to the NROTC website for updates).

* Major Residency Requirements: Maximum 12 hours of external transfer credit may be applied towards self-design concentration.

ST 370 will be accepted only for students transferring into the Mathematics major having already taken ST 370. 6 No more than 6 total credits each from undergraduate research (MA 491), independent study (MA 499), or credit by examination may be used to meet program requirements (credit from AP exams or transfer credits is not included under this restriction).

Prerequisite: Junior standing or Senior standing, Social Work Majors or Social Work Minor, Nine credits in social work courses Typically offered in Fall, Spring, and Summer SW 500 Advanced Standing Seminar (4 credit hours) Orients advanced standing students to the Department and the MSW Program; provides connection between the BSW curriculum and advanced MSW curriculum; assures attainment of CSWE Foundation Curriculum Competencies; provides opportunities to demonstrate/evaluate practice skills of engagement, assessment, intervention, and evaluation; assists students with successful entry into advanced MSW program of study and advanced field placement. For graduate students in the advanced standing program.

No transfer credits from other institutions are allowed to substitute for any of the four courses in this program.

Please note that no more than 15 hours of transfer credit (from study abroad or other US Institutions which are not a part of UNC-Online) may be applied towards core courses in German Studies (core: required courses, departmental electives, WLGE electives I and II, and advised electives I and II). For students who choose study abroad instead of an internship, WLGE 499 Internship in Germany, Austria, or German-Speaking Switzerland serves as a placeholder for transfer credits from the study abroad semester.

Please note that no more than 15 hours of transfer credit (from study abroad or other US Institutions which are not a part of UNC-Online) may be applied towards core courses in German Studies (core: required courses, departmental electives, FLG electives I and II, and advised electives I and II). For students who choose study abroad instead of an internship, FLG 499 serves as a placeholder for transfer credits from the study abroad semester.

Please note that no more than 15 hours of transfer credit (from study abroad or from other US institutions which are not a part of UNC-Online) may be applied towards the core courses in German Studies (core: required courses, departmental electives, WLGE electives I and II, and advised electives I and II). For students who choose study abroad instead of an internship, WLGE 499 Internship in Germany, Austria, or German-Speaking Switzerland serves as a placeholder for transfer credits from the study abroad semester.

Submitting Transfer Credit for Graduate School Approval When the graduate program submits the online Plan of Graduate Work through MyPack Portal, the DGP submits a letter requesting that any transfer credit be accepted as part of the student’s master’s program. An official transcript indicating the work to be transferred must accompany the letter.

Transfer credit from other institutions is not allowed.

Transfer Credit Search our transfer course equivalency database to get an initial idea of which course credits from other institutions transfer to NC State. An official course evaluation is provided to students once they are admitted. Wolfpack Connect Wolfpack Connect offers guaranteed admission to students who complete an Associate in Arts (AA) or Associate in Science (AS) degree at a North Carolina Community College. This program provides a clear roadmap to earning a bachelor’s degree at NC State, reducing uncertainty and encouraging degree completion. Wolfpack Connect is for students who: Are enrolled or plan to enroll at a North Carolina Community College. Have 30 transferable college credits or less completed or in progress at the time they begin formal participation in the Wolfpack Connect program. Students should have at least one year left of coursework (30 or more college credits) to complete at their community college when they start the program. Are interested in pursuing one of the eligible NC State degree programs in the

Transfer Credit Transcripts of college course credit for new transfer students and for NC State students who have taken course work at another institution are evaluated by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions in consultation with the deans of the NC State colleges to determine how the work applies to fulfilling the graduation requirements of each student’s intended major. Only courses where the student receives a grade of C or better will be considered for transfer credit. Students admitted to an NC State undergraduate degree program who wish to take courses at another institution must obtain prior endorsement from their academic department and prior written approval from their college’s associate dean (or dean’s office) in order to insure that the transfer credits will apply toward specific graduation requirements. Transfer credit is not recorded on former students’ permanent records until after they have been readmitted and have re-enrolled at NC State. Students should not assume that transfer credits will be accepted, and should speak with their academic advisor. Credit accepted for transfer from another institution is shown only as credit hours and is not included in the computation of the grade point average. A list of courses and how they transfer to NC State from other institutions on the Office of Undergraduate Admissions website . Please note this website speaks only to the general transferability of the course work. How transfer credit applies to a student’s degree is determined by the student's academic department and college associate dean’s office. For the most current information regarding this regulation, please view the full regulation . Academic Catalog 2026-2027 Home Department of Registration and Records 2831 Thurman Drive Harris Hall, Room 1000 Campus Box 7313 Raleigh, NC 27695 Campus Resources NC State Policies Student Activities Student Services Print Options Catalog Archives © 2023 NC State University. All rights reserved. Close this window

Transfer of Credits Transfer of graduate credits earned at other universities. A course that was completed at another college or university may be considered for transfer to a master’s program provided that: The course is classified as a graduate course. It was completed while the student was in a graduate or post-baccalaureate classification. It was not taken as a part of a previous master’s degree program at another institution. The grade in the course is B or better. Courses with grades of B- or lower will not be allowed to transfer. The college or university is accredited by one of the following six U.S. regional accrediting agencies: the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, the New England Association of Colleges and Schools, the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, the Northwest Association of Colleges and Schools, or the Western Association of Colleges and Schools. Course(s) must have been taken within 6 years of the planned NCSU graduation year. Exceptions are allowed for transfer from international institutions if the department or program provides the Graduate School with adequate documentation that the course is relevant to the graduate degree and comparable to an equivalent course at NC State, and that the course was taught by faculty who are qualified to teach at the level of a master’s degree. Where the grading system and grading culture in such institutions differ from that at NC State, students may (with the help of the Study Abroad Office) provide a letter to the Graduate School establishing the minimum average grade required for a graduate degree from that institution. That grade will be taken as the minimum grade for transfer in lieu of the “B” noted in 1(d) above. Transfer of graduate credits earned while enrolled in an undergraduate program at NC State University. A course that was completed while the student was enrolled as an undergraduate at NC State University may be considered for transfer to a master’s program provided that it is at the 400-level (subject to the restrictions state in subsection D.4 above) or higher, that the earned grade is B or better, that it was not counted toward fulfillment of undergraduate requirements, and that it is verified by the undergraduate coordinator and recommended by the DGP. No credit will be allowed for a course completed in an undergraduate classification at another institution. Courses with grades of B- or lower will not be allowed to transfer. (NOTE: Students admitted into a Accelerated Bachelor’s/Master’s (ABM) program may use up to 12 hours of graduate credit [500 or 700 level] to satisfy requirements for both the bachelor’s and the master’s degrees.) Transfer of graduate credits earned while enrolled in a previous graduate degree program at NC State University. A graduate course that was completed while the student was enrolled in a previous graduate program at NC State University may be considered for transfer to a master’s program, provided that: (a) The course was a letter-graded (“A,” “B,” “C,” etc.) 500- or 700-level course and that the grade is B or better. Courses with grades of B- or lower will not be allowed to transfer; and (b) it was not taken as a part of a completed master’s degree at another institution. Transfer of Post-Baccalaureate Studies (PBS) graduate credits earned at NC State University. A graduate course that was completed while the student was enrolled in PBS status at NC State University may be considered for transfer to a master’s program provided that it is at the 500 level or higher and that the grade is B or better. Courses with grades of B- or lower will not be allowed to transfer. All PBS credits that are used to satisfy requirements of a specific master’s degree must be earned before the student is admitted to that degree program. A maximum of 12 credit hours taken while in PBS status may be transferred into a master’s degree program. See Section 2.3 for information on admission to PBS classification. If a student’s graduate degree program is terminated, s/he cannot use courses taken in PBS status after termination for credit toward the same graduate degree program.

Transfer of Credits Transfer of course credits into a doctoral program is always at the discretion of a given program’s DGP and requires their approval to be included within the degree requirements for a given program. Some programs might not allow transfer of credit. Transfer of up to 18 graduate credits, inclusive of master’s credits, earned at other universities: A course that was completed at another US college or university may be considered for transfer to a doctoral program provided that: The course is classified as a graduate course. It was completed while the student was in a graduate or post-baccalaureate classification. The grade in the course is B or better. Courses with grades of B- or lower are not eligible for transfer. The college or university is accredited by one of the following six U.S. regional accrediting agencies: the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, the New England Association of Colleges and Schools, the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, the Northwest Association of Colleges and Schools, or the Western Association of Colleges and Schools. Course(s) must have been taken at most 5 years of the matriculation into an NC State doctoral program although this limit does not apply to a completed master’s degree. Courses taken at other institutions, other than those approved as interinstitutional or other preapproved coursework, such as study abroad, during the time a student is enrolled in a doctoral program at NC State are not eligible for transfer. Transfer from international institutions is allowed if the department or program provides the Graduate School with adequate documentation that the course is relevant to the graduate degree and comparable to an equivalent course at NC State. Transfer of up to 12 graduate credits earned while enrolled in an undergraduate program at NC State University. A course that was completed while the student was enrolled as an undergraduate at NC State University may be considered for transfer into a doctoral program provided that it is: at the 500-level or higher, that the earned grade is B or better. that it was not counted toward fulfillment of undergraduate requirements recommended by the DGP. No credit will be allowed for a course completed in an undergraduate classification at another institution. Transfer of Post-Baccalaureate Studies (PBS) graduate credits earned at NC State University. A graduate course that was completed while the student was enrolled in PBS status at NC State University may be considered for transfer into a doctoral program provided that it is at the 500 level or higher and that the grade is B or better. Courses with grades of B- or lower will not be allowed to transfer. All PBS credits that are used to satisfy requirements of a doctoral program must be earned before the student is admitted to that degree program. A maximum of 12 credit hours taken while in PBS status may be transferred into a doctoral program. See Section 2.3 for information on admission to PBS classification.

Transfer credit from other institutions is not allowed for the undergraduate certificate. Up to twelve (12) hours of non-degree studies (NOS) coursework, if not already used in another program, may be transferred into the Undergraduate Certificate.

* Major Residency Requirements A maximum of 15 hours of external transfer credit may be applied towards the major requirements.