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P—SPA 153; or placement; or a score of 3 on the AP Spanish Language exam; or a score of 6 on the IB exam.

P–SPA 202, 203, 206, 212, or 213; or placement; or a score of 4 or 5 on the AP Spanish Language exam; or a score of 3 on the AP Literature exam; or a score of 7 on the IB exam.

P–SPA 202, 203, 206, 212, or 213; or placement; or a score of 4 or 5 on the AP Spanish Language exam; or a score of 3, 4, or 5 on the AP Literature exam; or a score of 7 on the IB exam.

P-STA 111, a score of 4 or 5 on the AP Statistics exam, or prerequisite override required.

Students who receive a score of 5 on political science Advanced Placement (AP) exams may count the hours towards major credit.

Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the Curriculum and Academic Policy Committee. External transfer credits will not take the place of required courses. In order for class standing to reflect transfer credit, a student must submit their final transcripts and/or CPE certificates by May 1 for the summer semester, August 1 for the fall semester, or January 4 for the spring semester. The following requirements must be met before a request for transfer credit can be submitted: 1. The course must be taken at an institution accredited by an accrediting body recognized by the U.S. 3. A grade of B- or higher must be earned in the course in order for the course to be considered for transfer credit. 4. Applicants for transfer credit must have earned the credit after earning a bachelor’s degree. 7. No more than 12 hours will be transferred from a non-theological graduate program. If 12 hours are to be transferred, the student will be required to demonstrate the course’s or courses’ relevance to the Master of Arts degree. Credit earned at another institution while enrolled in a degree program at the Wake Forest University School of Divinity is subject to the general transfer credit guidelines.

• Admission • Tuition and Fees • Refunds • Housing • Advising and Registration • Examinations and Grading • Enrollment Policies and Procedures • Transfer Credit Admission Candidates for admission must furnish evidence of maturity and educational achievement.

(Refer to the Requirements for Degrees for more details.) Any student who has been granted CES and who hopes to receive transfer consideration for work done elsewhere must provide the University with a properly documented statement attesting to their good standing at the institution from which the transfer credit would come. (See Transfer Credit rules.) Additionally, an official copy of the student’s transcript must be made available to the Office of the University Registrar.

(Refer to the Requirements for Degrees for more details.) Any student who has withdrawn and who hopes to receive transfer consideration for work done elsewhere must provide the University with a properly documented statement attesting to his, her, or their good standing at the institution from which the transfer credit would come. (See Transfer Credit rules.) Additionally, an official copy of the student’s transcript must be made available to the Office of the University Registrar. Transfer Credit Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, and CLEP Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) credit for college level work done in high school is available on the basis of the AP Examination of The College Board and IB subject tests. Transfer Credit All work attempted in other colleges and universities must be reported to the Office of the University Registrar. Students wishing to receive transfer credit for work to be undertaken elsewhere must have a cumulative grade point average of no less than 2.0, must not be on academic probation or suspension of any kind from Wake Forest, and must obtain departmental approval following the prescribed process overseen by the Office of the University Registrar. For entering transfer students, credit may be accepted from accredited colleges and universities, including two-year colleges. For enrolled Wake Forest students and students readmitted to Wake Forest, transfer credit is accepted only from approved four- year institutions. For transfer credit to be accepted, the grade in any course must be C or better. Courses completed at other colleges or universities with the grade of C- or lower are not awarded transfer credit at Wake Forest. Applications for transfer credit from online and distance learning courses are evaluated on an individual basis.

72 Financial Aid taken at another institution after matriculation at Wake Forest may be transferred for credit. Dual enrollment courses, college level courses taken at institutions other than Wake Forest, are treated as transfer credit if the given course meets the University’s standard criteria for transfer credit. Courses with academic merit that meet the general criteria for transfer but are not approved by departments or programs may be eligible for General Elective Credit (GEC).

Students who study abroad/away on affiliate programs must follow all policies on transfer credit as stated in this Undergraduate Bulletin. Note that any student possessing less than a 2.0 cumulative grade point average is not eligible to receive transfer credit from an affiliate study abroad/away program (See the transfer credit section of this Undergraduate Bulletin.) Center for Global Programs and Studies The Center for Global Programs and Studies (GPS) advances a global campus community and cultivates global mindsets through collaborative initiatives, programs, and services for the entire University. Grades for approved courses on affiliate study abroad programs will appear on the Wake Forest University transcript, but will NOT be calculated into the Wake Forest grade point average (see section on transfer credit).

• No 21CS course may be fulfilled by AP, IB, or transfer credits.

A maximum of four hours of course credit from the following can be used to meet major requirements: Code Title Hours ANT 391 Internship in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 392 Internship in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 393 Community-Based Research or Service- 1-3 Learning in Anthropology ANT 394 Mentored Research in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 395 Honors Thesis in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 398 Individual Study 1-3 ANT 399 Individual Study 1-3 A maximum of six hours of anthropology transfer credit can be used to meet major requirements.

Study Abroad and Transfer Credit Up to half of a student's total hours toward their communication degree can come from study abroad or transfer credits.

Minors are encouraged to begin their study of communication with these courses: Code Title Ho Required Courses COM 102 Debate and Advocacy or COM 110 Public Speaking COM 220 Empirical Research in Communication or COM 225 Rhetorical Theory and Criticism 12 elective credit hours at least six of which at the 300-level Combined Bulletin 2026-2027 137 3 An overall minimum GPA of 2.0 in all communication courses attempted 3 is required for graduation. Study Abroad and Transfer Credit 3 3 Up to half of a student's total hours toward their communication degree can come from study abroad or transfer credits.

Transfer Credit A maximum of 7 hours at the 200-level or above may be transferred toward the BA or BS in computer science, with a maximum of 3 hours at the 300 level.

Transfer credits will be considered on a case-by-case basis for NEU designated courses. Transfer credit from non-WFU study abroad programs will be approved as a 500 or 520 designated course. Transfer credit approved as 520 will count as 1-2 general elective credit towards graduation.

Transfer Credit Policy: Transfer credit from American universities must be pre-approved before courses are taken by students. Transfer credit from non-WFU study abroad programs will be approved as 500 or 520 credit. Transfer credit as 500 will count as elective credit for the major or minor (limit of 3 credits). Transfer credit approved as 520 will count as general elective credit towards graduation.

Transfer of Credit from Other Schools It is expected that most work toward degrees offered by the Wake Forest University School of Business will be taken in the School of Business. For students wishing to request transfer credit from other institutions towards their School of Business degree program, the following general guidelines apply: 1. All approvals for transfer credits from other institutions to the School of Business must be: a. approved prior to admission into the School of Business for transfer students and will be limited to a maximum of 6 hours or s b. pre-approved before such courses are taken by students who 3 began their college careers at Wake Forest University 4 2. Courses taken at AACSB accredited schools (or completed abroad in international programs sponsored by AACSB-accredited schools) will be considered for transfer. If a course is taken at an institution 3 that is not AACSB-accredited, and possible transfer credit is deemed 3 applicable by the relevant School of Business approval body, then a validation exam will generally be required in order to be considered for transfer credit. 3. Courses taken elsewhere, in subjects not offered at the School of Business, will not necessarily count toward the hours required in the School of Business. 4. Courses approved for transfer credit that do not have an equivalent course offering in the School of Business may not count toward School of Business degree program requirements. However, such courses may be eligible for general elective business transfer credit. 5. A maximum of two courses (6 hours) may be transferred into School of Business undergraduate program requirements from other institutions. 6. Credit earned through Wake Forest-sponsored study-abroad programs (i.e., WFU Barcelona, London INSTEP) is treated as institutional credit, and it is therefore excluded from the program’s transfer credit hour limitations. Students in majors outside of the School of Business, who wish to request transfer credit from other institutions towards general elective requirements in the College of Arts & Sciences, may utilize School of Business procedures for transfer credit review (requiring a review of that course’s description and syllabus).

Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the faculty committee on curriculum and academic policy. Transfer credit will only be given for courses in which the student earned a grade of B- or higher and a student may not transfer more than 24 hours of credit into the Master of Arts in Religion program. Transfer credit is not normally given for courses taken more than eight years before entrance into the School of Divinity or for courses that have been utilized or will be utilized for another degree program.

Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the faculty committee on curriculum and academic policy. Transfer credit will only be given for courses in which the student earned a grade of B- or higher and a student may not transfer more than 24 hours of credit into the Master of Divinity program. Transfer credit is not normally given for courses taken more than eight years before entrance into the School of Divinity or for courses that have been utilized or will be utilized for another degree program.

Option 2: Full-Time Unit: Summer Upon satisfactory completion of a full unit of CPE during the summer, students are eligible for five hours of transfer course credit and will satisfy their internship requirement. Transfer credit for CPE will appear on a student’s transcript only if application for credit is made through the Office of Academic Affairs. Students who complete CPE within five years prior to enrollment in the Master of Divinity program may request transfer of credit equivalent to five hours for completion of a full unit of CPE at an accredited center and may use their CPE unit to satisfy their internship placement requirement.

Other opportunities for preparation for ministry within particular denominations include independent study, clinical pastoral education, and transfer credit. All courses must meet ATS requirements for transfer credit to apply toward the WFU MDiv degree. Additional eligible courses from Moravian Seminary, beyond the Certificate in Moravian Studies, may be accepted for transfer with a written recommendation from the PEC that these courses are required preparation for ordination in the Moravian Church.

Doctor of Ministry Program Academic Academic Probation Policies Academic probation is enforced when stu 3.0 cumulative GPA or fail to make sati • Academic Standing • Course Registration • Elective Credit for Masters-Level Courses • Graduation Application Process • Independent Study Courses • Pass/Fail Option • Registering for the Doctor of Ministry Project • Time Limits • Transfer Credit Academic Standing Understanding that theological education requires a significant investment of time, energy, money, and other resources, the School of Divinity strives to empower students to complete the DMin program in a timely fashion.

Transfer Credit With approval from the Curriculum and Academic Policy Committee (CAP), a student may receive up to six (6) hours of transfer credit from another ATS-accredited institution. A course submitted for transfer credit must have been taken no more than five years before entrance into the program. Independent studies and enhanced basic degree courses will not be considered for transfer credit. In order to transfer credit into Wake Forest University School of Divinity, all supporting documents (transcripts and relevant certificates) must be sent to the Office of Academic Affairs and the Director of the Doctor of Ministry Program for formal and final consideration.

Ordinarily, advanced standing is without credit, exempting certain classes but not reducing the total number of credits required for the degree. Advanced standing with credit cannot be granted on the basis of life or ministerial experience. Advanced standing should account for no more than one quarter of total degree requirements. Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the Curriculum and Academic Policy Committee. No more than 10 of these transfer credits will be awarded as required courses. In order for class standing to reflect transfer credit, a student must submit their final transcripts and/or CPE certificates by August 1 for the fall semester or January 4 for the spring semester. The following requirements must be met before a request for transfer credit can be submitted: 1. The course must be taken at an institution accredited by an accrediting body recognized by the U.S. 3. A grade of B- or higher must be earned in the course in order for the course to be considered for transfer credit. If the course to be considered for transfer credit is a required course, the grade earned must be a B or higher. 4. Applicants for transfer credit must have earned the credit after earning a bachelor’s degree. 7. No more than 12 hours will be transferred from a non-theological graduate program. If 12 hours are to be transferred, the student will be required to demonstrate the course’s or courses’ relevance to the Master of Divinity degree. Credit earned at another institution while enrolled in a degree program at the Wake Forest University School of Divinity is subject to the general transfer credit guidelines.

Ordinarily, advanced standing is without credit, exempting certain classes but not reducing the total number of credits required for the degree. Advanced standing with credit cannot be granted on the basis of life or ministerial experience. Advanced standing should account for no more than one quarter of total degree requirements. Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the Curriculum and Academic Policy Committee. External transfer credits will not take the place of required courses. In order for class standing to reflect transfer credit, a student must submit their final transcripts and/or CPE certificates by May 1 for the summer semester, August 1 for the fall semester, or January 4 for the spring semester. The following requirements must be met before a request for transfer credit can be submitted: 1. The course must be taken at an institution accredited by an accrediting body recognized by the U.S. 3. A grade of B- or higher must be earned in the course in order for the course to be considered for transfer credit. 4. Applicants for transfer credit must have earned the credit after earning a bachelor’s degree. Internships 7. No more than 12 hours will be transferred from a non-theological graduate program. If 12 hours are to be transferred, the student will be required to demonstrate the course’s or courses’ relevance to the Master of Arts degree. Credit earned at another institution while enrolled in a degree program at the Wake Forest University School of Divinity is subject to the general transfer credit guidelines.

Ordinarily, advanced standing is without credit, exempting certain classes but not reducing the total number of credits required for the degree. Advanced standing with credit cannot be granted on the basis of life or ministerial experience. Advanced standing should account for no more than one quarter of total degree requirements. Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the Curriculum and Academic Policy Committee. External transfer credits will not take the place of required courses. In order for class standing to reflect transfer credit, a student must submit their final transcripts and/or CPE certificates by May 1 for the summer semester, August 1 for the fall semester, or January 4 for the spring semester. The following requirements must be met before a request for transfer credit can be submitted: 1. The course must be taken at an institution accredited by an accrediting body recognized by the U.S. 3. A grade of B- or higher must be earned in the course in order for the course to be considered for transfer credit. 4. Applicants for transfer credit must have earned the credit after earning a bachelor’s degree. School of Divinity 2026-2027 109 7. No more than 12 hours will be transferred from a non-theological graduate program. If 12 hours are to be transferred, the student will be required to demonstrate the course’s or courses’ relevance to the Master of Arts degree. Credit earned at another institution while enrolled in a degree program at the Wake Forest University School of Divinity is subject to the general transfer credit guidelines.

68 Transfer Credit or School of Business who want to enroll to take additional courses. (Refer to the Requirements for Degrees for more details.) Any student who has withdrawn and who hopes to receive transfer consideration for work done elsewhere must provide the University with a properly documented statement attesting to his, her, or their good standing at the institution from which the transfer credit would come. (See Transfer Credit rules.) Additionally, an official copy of the student’s transcript must be made available to the Office of the University Registrar. Transfer Credit Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, and CLEP Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) credit for college level work done in high school is available on the basis of the AP Examination of The College Board and IB subject tests. Transfer Credit All work attempted in other colleges and universities must be reported to the Office of the University Registrar. Students wishing to receive transfer credit for work to be undertaken elsewhere must have a cumulative grade point average of no less than 2.0, must not be on academic probation or suspension of any kind from Wake Forest, and must obtain departmental approval following the prescribed process overseen by the Office of the University Registrar. For entering transfer students, credit may be accepted from accredited colleges and universities, including two-year colleges. For enrolled Wake Forest students and students readmitted to Wake Forest, transfer credit is accepted only from approved four- year institutions. For transfer credit to be accepted, the grade in any course must be C or better. Courses completed at other colleges or universities with the grade of C- or lower are not awarded transfer credit at Wake Forest. Applications for transfer credit from online and distance learning courses are evaluated on an individual basis.

taken at another institution after matriculation at Wake Forest may be transferred for credit. Dual enrollment courses, college level courses taken at institutions other than Wake Forest, are treated as transfer credit if the given course meets the University’s standard criteria for transfer credit. Courses with academic merit that meet the general criteria for transfer but are not approved by departments or programs may be eligible for General Elective Credit (GEC).

Study Abroad and Transfer Credit 3 3 Up to half of a student's total hours toward their communication degree can come from study abroad or transfer credits.

If a student completes 32-34 hours in the major, a maximum of six hours of these outside-department courses or transfer credits can be counted toward the major; a maximum of three of those six hours may come from online courses. If a student completes 35 or more hours in the major, then a maximum of nine hours of these outside- department courses or transfer credits can be counted towards the major. AP or IB credit may be accepted for PSY 151, but other high school courses, dual enrollment courses, or community college courses taken after enrollment at Wake Forest are not accepted for transfer credit. No more than six hours will be accepted for courses taken at other schools and courses taught by another Wake Forest department to be counted toward the 15 hours required for the minor.

Transfer Credit Policy: Transfer credit from American universities must be pre-approved before courses are taken by students. Undergraduate Schools 2026-2027 281 Transfer credit from non-WFU study abroad programs will be approved as 500 or 520 credit. Transfer credit as 500 will count as elective credit for the major or minor (limit of 3 credits). Transfer credit approved as 520 will count as general elective credit towards graduation.

Study at Salem College For full-time students in the fall and spring semesters, Wake Forest and Salem College share a program of exchange credits for courses taken at one institution because they are not offered in the curriculum of the other. Grades and grade points earned at Salem College under the Exchange Credit program are evaluated as if they were earned at Wake Forest. Students who study abroad/away on affiliate programs must follow all policies on transfer credit as stated in this Undergraduate Bulletin. Note that any student possessing less than a 2.0 cumulative grade point average is not eligible to receive transfer credit from an affiliate study abroad/away program (See the transfer credit section (https:// bulletin.wfu.edu/undergraduate/procedures/transfer-credit/) of this Undergraduate Bulletin.)

Transfer Credit Policy: Transfer credit from American universities must be pre-approved before courses are taken by students. Transfer credit from non-WFU study abroad programs will be approved as 500 or 520 credit. Transfer credit as 500 will count as elective credit for the major or minor (limit of 3 credits). Transfer credit approved as 520 wil count as general elective credit towards graduation.

Option 2: Full-Time Unit: Summer Upon satisfactory completion of a full unit of CPE during the summer, students are eligible for five hours of transfer course credit and will satisfy their internship requirement. Transfer credit for CPE will appear on a student’s transcript only if application for credit is made through the Office of Academic Affairs. Students who complete CPE within five years prior to enrollment in the Master of Divinity program may request transfer of credit equivalent to five hours for completion of a full unit of CPE at an accredited center and may use their CPE unit to satisfy their internship placement requirement. Other opportunities for preparation for ministry within particular denominations include y independent study, clinical pastoral education, and transfer credit.

All courses must meet ATS requirements for transfer credit to apply toward the WFU MDiv degree. Additional eligible courses from Moravian Seminary, beyond the Certificate in Moravian Studies, may be accepted for transfer with a written recommendation from the PEC that these courses are required preparation for ordination in the Moravian Church.

If a student completes 32-34 hours in the major, a 3 maximum of six hours of these outside-department courses or transfer credits can be counted toward the major; a maximum of three of those six hours may come from online courses. If a student completes 35 or more hours in the major, then a maximum of nine hours of these outside- department courses or transfer credits can be counted towards the major. AP or IB credit may be accepted for PSY 151, but other high school courses, dual enrollment courses, or community college courses taken after enrollment at Wake Forest are not accepted for transfer credit.

TRANSFER CREDIT Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, and CLEP Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) credit for college level work done in high school is available on the basis of the AP Examination of The College Board and IB subject tests. Transfer Credit All work attempted in other colleges and universities must be reported to the Office of the University Registrar. Students wishing to receive transfer credit for work to be undertaken elsewhere must have a cumulative grade point average of no less than 2.0, must not be on academic probation or suspension of any kind from Wake Forest, and must obtain departmental approval following the prescribed process overseen by the Office of the University Registrar. For entering transfer students, credit may be accepted from accredited colleges and universities, including two-year colleges. For enrolled Wake Forest students and students readmitted to Wake Forest, transfer credit is accepted only from approved four- year institutions. For transfer credit to be accepted, the grade in any course must be C or better. Courses completed at other colleges or universities with the grade of C- or lower are not awarded transfer credit at Wake Forest. Applications for transfer credit from online and distance learning courses are evaluated on an individual basis. No more than 15 credit hours earned through fully online courses taken after matriculation at Wake Forest may be applied toward graduation; of these, no more than eight credit hours taken at another institution after matriculation at Wake Forest may be transferred for credit. It is the responsibility of the student to disclose to the Office of the University Registrar whether a class is an online or Transfer Credit 1 distance learning class. Dual enrollment courses, college level courses taken at institutions other than Wake Forest, are treated as transfer credit if the given course meets the University’s standard criteria for transfer credit. Courses with academic merit that meet the general criteria for transfer but are not approved by departments or programs may be eligible for General Elective Credit (GEC).

Grades for approved courses on affiliate study abroad programs will appear on the Wake Forest University transcript, but will NOT be calculated into the Wake Forest grade point average (see section on transfer credit (https://bulletin.wfu.edu/undergraduate/procedures/ transfer-credit/)).

(Refer to the Requirements for Degrees (https://bulletin.wfu.edu/undergraduate/requirements-degrees/) for more details.) Any student who has been granted CES and who hopes to receive transfer consideration for work done elsewhere must provide the University with a properly documented statement attesting to their good standing at the institution from which the transfer credit would come. (See Transfer Credit (https://bulletin.wfu.edu/undergraduate/ procedures/transfer-credit/) rules.) Additionally, an official copy of the student’s transcript must be made available to the Office of the University Registrar. (Refer to the Requirements for Degrees (https://bulletin.wfu.edu/ undergraduate/requirements-degrees/) for more details.) Any student who has withdrawn and who hopes to receive transfer consideration for work done elsewhere must provide the University with a properly documented statement attesting to his, her, or their good standing at the institution from which the transfer credit would come. (See Transfer Credit (https://bulletin.wfu.edu/undergraduate/ procedures/transfer-credit/) rules.) Additionally, an official copy of the student’s transcript must be made available to the Office of the University Registrar.

Transfe TRANSFER OF CREDIT FROM OTHER SCHOOLS It is expected that most work toward degrees offered by the Wake Forest University School of Business will be taken in the School of Business. For students wishing to request transfer credit from other institutions towards their School of Business degree program, the following general guidelines apply: 1. All approvals for transfer credits from other institutions to the School of Business must be: a. approved prior to admission into the School of Business for transfer students and will be limited to a maximum of 6 hours or b. pre-approved before such courses are taken by students who began their college careers at Wake Forest University 2. Courses taken at AACSB accredited schools (or completed abroad in international programs sponsored by AACSB-accredited schools) will be considered for transfer. If a course is taken at an institution that is not AACSB-accredited, and possible transfer credit is deemed applicable by the relevant School of Business approval body, then a validation exam will generally be required in order to be considered for transfer credit. 3. Courses taken elsewhere, in subjects not offered at the School of Business, will not necessarily count toward the hours required in the School of Business. 4. Courses approved for transfer credit that do not have an equivalent course offering in the School of Business may not count toward School of Business degree program requirements. However, such courses may be eligible for general elective business transfer credit. 5. A maximum of two courses (6 hours) may be transferred into School of Business undergraduate program requirements from other institutions. 6. Credit earned through Wake Forest-sponsored study-abroad programs (i.e., WFU Barcelona, London INSTEP) is treated as institutional credit, and it is therefore excluded from the program’s transfer credit hour limitations. Students in majors outside of the School of Business, who wish to request transfer credit from other institutions towards general elective requirements in the College of Arts & Sciences, may utilize School of Business procedures for transfer credit review (requiring a review of that course’s description and syllabus).

Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the faculty committee on curriculum and academic policy. Transfer credit will only be given for courses in which the student earned a grade of B- or higher and a student may not transfer more than 24 hours of credit into the Master of Arts in Religion program. Transfer credit is not normally given for courses taken more than eight years before entrance into the School of Divinity or for courses that have been utilized or will be utilized for another degree program. Courses taken during the exploratory process may be transferred into the Master of Arts in Religion program.

Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the faculty committee on curriculum and academic policy. Transfer credit will only be given for courses in which the student earned a grade of B- or higher and a student may not transfer more than 24 hours of credit into the Master of Divinity program. Transfer credit is not normally given for courses taken more than eight years before entrance into the School of Divinity or for courses that have been utilized or will be utilized for another degree program. MDiv/MA in Counseling Admissions Applicants to the MDiv/MA in Counseling dual degree program must be accepted for admission by both the Department of Counseling and by the School of Divinity.

Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the Curriculum and Academic Policy Committee. No more than 10 of these transfer credits will be awarded as required courses. In order for class standing to reflect transfer credit, a student must submit their final transcripts and/or CPE certificates by August 1 for the fall semester or January 4 for the spring semester. The following requirements must be met before a request for transfer credit can be submitted: 1. The course must be taken at an institution accredited by an accrediting body recognized by the U.S. 3. A grade of B- or higher must be earned in the course in order for the course to be considered for transfer credit. If the course to be considered for transfer credit is a required course, the grade earned must be a B or higher. 4. Applicants for transfer credit must have earned the credit after earning a bachelor’s degree. 7. No more than 12 hours will be transferred from a non-theological graduate program. If 12 hours are to be transferred, the student will be required to demonstrate the course’s or courses’ relevance to the Master of Divinity degree. Credit earned at another institution while enrolled in a degree program at the Wake Forest University School of Divinity is subject to the general transfer credit guidelines.

Transfer Credit Transfer of graduate credits earned at other universities A graduate course that was completed at another college or university may be considered for transfer credit, provided that the course was taken at an accredited institution in the United States, the course was not taken as part of a previously earned credential, and the grade earned is equivalent to a B or higher. The maximum number of hours that may be transferred toward a master’s degree is six and is not limited for PhD degree candidates. Transfer of graduate credits earned in a graduate degree program at Wake Forest University A graduate course that was completed in another graduate or professional program may be considered for transfer, provided that the course was not counted toward the first credential and a grade of B or higher was earned. The maximum number of hours that may be transferred is six. Credits may be transferred if the criteria described for the transfer of credits earned at other universities are met, and the student has not yet advanced to candidacy.

Up to 3 hours of transfer credit may be considered in place of elective course work. Transfer credit acceptance is based on review and approval of grades, course syllabi, and other relevant information.

Code Title Hours b. pre-approved before such courses are taken by students who ECN 150 Introduction to Economics 3 began their college careers at Wake Forest University MTH 111 or MTH 112 Calculus with Analytic Geometry I Calculus with Analytic Geometry II 4 2. Courses taken at AACSB accredited schools (or completed abroad in international programs sponsored by AACSB-accredited schools) will be considered for transfer. If a course is taken at an institution ACC 111 Introductory Financial Accounting ** 3 that is not AACSB-accredited, and possible transfer credit is deemed BEM 201 Quantitative Analysis I 3 applicable by the relevant School of Business approval body, then a validation exam will generally be required in order to be considered * MTH 112 is a required prerequisite course for the Decision Analytics for transfer credit.

Admission Tuition and Fees Refunds Housing Advising and Registration Examinations and Grading Enrollment Policies and Procedures Transfer Credit

68 Transfer Credit or School of Business who want to enroll to take additional courses. In making a decision on whether to readmit, the Committee on Academic Affairs considers both the academic and non-academic records of the student. A student who has withdrawn from the University for medical or psychological reasons must submit documentation from their physician or therapist to either Deacon Health or the University Counseling Center attesting to their readiness to resume a full academic program. The physician or therapist should also provide professional guidance as to the nature of the student’s ongoing care once readmission has been approved. In all instances, the student's readmission is contingent upon the Committee on Academic Affairs' determination that the student can resume a full academic program. This does not and must not presume an online or remote academic program or experience. Limits on online work apply. (Refer to the Requirements for Degrees for more details.) Any student who has withdrawn and who hopes to receive transfer consideration for work done elsewhere must provide the University with a properly documented statement attesting to his, her, or their good standing at the institution from which the transfer credit would come. (See Transfer Credit rules.) Additionally, an official copy of the student’s transcript must be made available to the Office of the University Registrar. No student on judicial or academic probation or suspension from the University may take coursework at another institution and have that work transferred to the University for credit. Students whose withdrawals from the University were the result of an honor or judicial process must fully satisfy any sanctions placed upon them prior to being considered for readmission. Students who have been ineligible to continue for academic reasons must present to the Committee on Academic Affairs an intentional plan to raise their academic standing to acceptable standards. Any student who has been ineligible to continue for conduct reasons must present to the Committee of Academic Affairs a verification from the appropriate conduct office that the student is cleared to return. Holds may be placed on the record of a student who fails to comply with proper withdrawal or CES. Such holds will prevent consideration of readmission or resumption of full- or part-time status until such matters are resolved. Any request for readmission to the University may be denied if a student has violated any laws or regulations or has engaged in conduct or exhibited behaviors that would be considered a violation of the Honor Code or the Code of Student Conduct. Such decisions are reviewed and made at the discretion of the Committee on Academic Affairs. Readmission forms and deadlines are posted on the Office of Academic Advising website (http://advising.wfu.edu). Deadlines for the receipt of all necessary information are as follows: Fall Readmission - August 1 by 5 p.m. Spring Readmission - December 1 by 5 p.m. Summer Readmission - April 15 by 5 p.m.

taken at another institution after matriculation at Wake Forest may be transferred for credit. Dual enrollment courses, college level courses taken at institutions other than Wake Forest, are treated as transfer credit if the given course meets the University’s standard criteria for transfer credit. Courses with academic merit that meet the general criteria for transfer but are not approved by departments or programs may be eligible for General Elective Credit (GEC).

Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the Curriculum and Academic Policy Committee. External transfer credits will not take the place of required courses. In order for class standing to reflect transfer credit, a student must submit their final transcripts and/or CPE certificates by May 1 for the summer semester, August 1 for the fall semester, or January 4 for the spring semester. The following requirements must be met before a request for transfer credit can be submitted: The course must be taken at an institution accredited by an accrediting body recognized by the U.S. A grade of B- or higher must be earned in the course in order for the course to be considered for transfer credit. Applicants for transfer credit must have earned the credit after earning a bachelor’s degree. No more than 12 hours will be transferred from a non-theological graduate program. If 12 hours are to be transferred, the student will be required to demonstrate the course’s or courses’ relevance to the Master of Arts degree. Credit earned at another institution while enrolled in a degree program at the Wake Forest University School of Divinity is subject to the general transfer credit guidelines.

Ordinarily, advanced standing is without credit, exempting certain classes but not reducing the total number of credits required for the degree. Advanced standing with credit cannot be granted on the basis of life or ministerial experience. Advanced standing should account for no more than one quarter of total degree requirements.

Ordinarily, advanced standing is without credit, exempting certain classes but not reducing the total number of credits required for the degree. Advanced standing with credit cannot be granted on the basis of life or ministerial experience. Advanced standing should account for no more than one quarter of total degree requirements.

ANT 393 Community-Based Research or Service- 1-3 ANT 393 Community-Based Research or Service- 1-3 Learning in Anthropology Learning in Anthropology ANT 394 Mentored Research in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 394 Mentored Research in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 395 Honors Thesis in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 395 Honors Thesis in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 398 Individual Study 1-3 ANT 398 Individual Study 1-3 ANT 399 Individual Study 1-3 ANT 399 Individual Study 1-3 A maximum of six hours of anthropology transfer credit can be used to Only three hours from the following may be used to meet minor meet major requirements.

A maximum of four hours of course credit from the following can be used to meet major requirements: Course List Code Title Hours ANT 391 Internship in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 392 Internship in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 393 Community-Based Research or Service-Learning in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 394 Mentored Research in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 395 Honors Thesis in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 398 Individual Study 1-3 ANT 399 Individual Study 1-3 A maximum of six hours of anthropology transfer credit can be used to meet major requirements.

A maximum of four hours of course credit from the following can be used to meet major requirements: Course List Code Title Hours ANT 391 Internship in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 392 Internship in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 393 Community-Based Research or Service-Learning in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 394 Mentored Research in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 395 Honors Thesis in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 398 Individual Study 1-3 ANT 399 Individual Study 1-3 A maximum of six hours of anthropology transfer credit can be used to meet major requirements.

If a student completes 35 or PSY 247 Parenting and Parent-Child Relationships more hours in the major, then a maximum of nine hours of these outside- PSY 261 Organizational Psychology department courses or transfer credits can be counted towards the PSY 262 Science of Well-Being major.

Transfer credit toward the Business Minor is limited to 6 credit hours.

Transfer credit toward the Business Minor is limited to 6 credit hours.

Students who study abroad/away on affiliate programs must follow all policies on transfer credit as stated in this Undergraduate Bulletin. Note that any student possessing less than a 2.0 cumulative grade point average is not eligible to receive transfer credit from an affiliate study abroad/away program (See the transfer credit section of this Undergraduate Bulletin.)

Students who study abroad/away on affiliate programs must follow all policies on transfer credit as stated in this Undergraduate Bulletin. Note that any student possessing less than a 2.0 cumulative grade point average is not eligible to receive transfer credit from an affiliate study abroad/away program (See the transfer credit section (https:// bulletin.wfu.edu/undergraduate/procedures/transfer-credit/) of this Undergraduate Bulletin.)

The department will accept transfer courses completed at four-year colleges and universities but will not award transfer credit towards the chemistry major and minor except from schools offering a major in chemistry. Transfer credit will not be awarded for online lab classes nor for online lecture courses that have co-requisite labs on our campus.

The department will accept transfer courses completed at four-year colleges and universities but will not award transfer credit towards the chemistry major and minor except from schools offering a major in chemistry. Transfer credit will not be awarded for online lab classes nor for online lecture courses that have co-requisite labs on our campus.

STA 112 Introduction to Regression and Data 3 Science The department will accept transfer courses completed at four-year colleges and universities but will not award transfer credit towards the A maximum of four hours of 390-sequence courses (except BIO 399) may chemistry major and minor except from schools offering a major in be counted as hours in the major, but an additional four hours may be chemistry. Transfer credit will not be awarded for online lab classes nor for online lecture courses that have co-requisite labs on our campus.

Option 2: Full-Time Unit: Summer Upon satisfactory completion of a full unit of CPE during the summer, students are eligible for five hours of transfer course credit and will satisfy their internship requirement. Transfer credit for CPE will appear on a student’s transcript only if application for credit is made through the Office of Academic Affairs. Students who complete CPE within five years prior to enrollment in the Master of Divinity program may request transfer of credit equivalent to five hours for completion of a full unit of CPE at an accredited center and may use their CPE unit to satisfy their internship placement requirement.

Transfer credits will be considered on a case-by-case MSC 132 Music Theory II Music Theory elective basis for NEU designated courses. Transfer credit from non-WFU study abroad programs will be approved as a 500 or 520 designated course. Transfer credit approved as 520 will count as Individual Instruction MSC 181 Individual Instruction MSC 182 Individual Instruction 1-2 general elective credit towards graduation.

No more than six hours will be accepted for courses taken at other schools and courses taught by another Wake Forest department to be counted toward the 15 hours required for the minor.

Courses to be considered for transfer credit must be taught at an accredited college/university that offers a 4-year degree, by a faculty member who has a PhD in sociology, and the syllabus for the course must be provided for inspection. The sociology courses of students who are transferring to Wake Forest from other institutions will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

CHI 255 Business Chinese • Transfer credit toward the Business Minor is limited to 6 credit hours.

Students who study abroad/away on affiliate programs must follow all policies on transfer credit as stated in this Undergraduate Bulletin . Note that any student possessing less than a 2.0 cumulative grade point average is not eligible to receive transfer credit from an affiliate study abroad/away program (See the transfer credit section of this Undergraduate Bulletin .)

Students who study abroad/away on affiliate programs must follow all policies on transfer credit as stated in this Undergraduate Bulletin. Note that any student possessing less than a 2.0 cumulative grade point average is not eligible to receive transfer credit from an affiliate study abroad/away program (See the transfer credit section of this Undergraduate Bulletin.) Back to Top

Of these 15 credit hours, no more than 8 credit hours taken at another institution after matriculation at Wake Forest may be transferred for credit. Transfer credits will not be used in calculating a student’s GPA.

Of these 15 credit hours, no more than 8 credit hours taken at another institution after matriculation at Wake Forest may be transferred for credit. Transfer credits will not be used in calculating a student’s GPA.

Up to 3 hours of transfer credit may be considered in place of elective course work. Transfer credit acceptance is based on review and approval of grades, course syllabi, and other relevant information.

A maximum of four hours of course credit from the following can be used to meet major requirements: Code Title Hours ANT 391 Internship in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 392 Internship in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 393 Community-Based Research or Service- 1-3 Learning in Anthropology ANT 394 Mentored Research in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 395 Honors Thesis in Anthropology 1-3 ANT 398 Individual Study 1-3 ANT 399 Individual Study 1-3 A maximum of six hours of anthropology transfer credit can be used to meet major requirements.

No more than 12 hours will be transferred from a non-theological graduate program. If 12 hours are to be transferred, the student will be required to demonstrate the course’s or courses’ relevance to the Master of Arts degree. Credit earned at another institution while enrolled in a degree program at the Wake Forest University School of Divinity is subject to the general transfer credit guidelines.

The Grades Assigned Grade Points maximum number of hours that may be transferred toward a master’s A Excellent 4.00 degree is six and is not limited for PhD degree candidates. A- 3.67 B+ 3.33 Transfer of graduate credits earned in a graduate degree B Good 3.00 program at Wake Forest University B- 2.67 A graduate course that was completed in another graduate or C+ 2.33 professional program may be considered for transfer, provided that the course was not counted toward the first credential and a grade of C Low Pass 2.00 B or higher was earned. The maximum number of hours that may be transferred is six. Credits may be P Pass transferred if the criteria described for the transfer of credits earned S Satisfactory at other universities are met, and the student has not yet advanced to U Unsatisfactory

All courses must meet ATS requirements for transfer credit to apply toward the WFU MDiv degree. Additional eligible courses from Moravian Seminary, beyond the Certificate in Moravian Studies, may be accepted for transfer with a written recommendation from the PEC that these courses are required preparation for ordination in the Moravian Church.

Transfer of Credit from Other Schools It is expected that most work toward degrees offered by the Wake Forest University School of Business will be taken in the School of Business. For students wishing to request transfer credit from other institutions towards their School of Business degree program, the following general guidelines apply: All approvals for transfer credits from other institutions to the School of Business must be: approved prior to admission into the School of Business for transfer students and will be limited to a maximum of 6 hours or Courses taken elsewhere, in subjects not offered at the School of Business, will not necessarily count toward the hours required in the School of Business. Courses approved for transfer credit that do not have an equivalent course offering in the School of Business may not count toward School of Business degree program requirements. However, such courses may be eligible for general elective business transfer credit. A maximum of two courses (6 hours) may be transferred into School of Business undergraduate program requirements from other institutions. Credit earned through Wake Forest-sponsored study-abroad programs (i.e., WFU Barcelona, London INSTEP) is treated as institutional credit, and it is therefore excluded from the program’s transfer credit hour limitations. Students in majors outside of the School of Business, who wish to request transfer credit from other institutions towards general elective requirements in the College of Arts & Sciences, may utilize School of Business procedures for transfer credit review (requiring a review of that course’s description and syllabus).

Transfer credits will be considered on a case-by-case basis for NEU designated courses. Transfer credit from non-WFU study abroad programs will be approved as a 500 or 520 designated course. Transfer credit approved as 520 will count as general elective credit towards graduation.

Transfer credits will be considered on a case-by-case basis for NEU designated courses. Transfer credit from non-WFU study abroad programs will be approved as a 500 or 520 designated course. Transfer credit approved as 520 will count as general elective credit towards graduation.

Transfer credits will be considered on a case-by-case basis for NEU designated courses. Transfer credit from non-WFU study * abroad programs will be approved as a 500 or 520 designated course. Transfer credit approved as 520 will count as MSC 181 Individual Instruction MSC 182 Individual Instruction general elective credit towards graduation.

Upon satisfactory completion of a full unit of CPE during the summer, students are eligible for five hours of transfer course credit and will satisfy their internship requirement. A directory of accredited CPE centers is available online at http://www.acpe.edu . Transfer credit for CPE will appear on a student’s transcript only if application for credit is made through the Office of Academic Affairs. Students who complete CPE within five years prior to enrollment in the Master of Divinity program may request transfer of credit equivalent to five hours for completion of a full unit of CPE at an accredited center and may use their CPE unit to satisfy their internship placement requirement.

Upon satisfactory completion of a full unit of CPE during the summer, students are eligible for five hours of transfer course credit and will satisfy their internship requirement. Transfer credit for CPE will appear on a student’s transcript only if application for credit is made through the Office of Academic Affairs. Students who complete CPE within five years prior to enrollment in the Master of Divinity program may request transfer of credit equivalent to five hours for completion of a full unit of CPE at an accredited center and may use their CPE unit to satisfy their internship placement requirement.

For students wishing to request transfer credit from other institutions towards their School of Business degree program, the following general guidelines apply: All approvals for transfer credits from other institutions to the School of Business must be: approved prior to admission into the School of Business for transfer students and will be limited to a maximum of 6 hours or pre-approved before such courses are taken by students who began their college careers at Wake Forest University Courses taken at AACSB accredited schools (or completed abroad in international programs sponsored by AACSB-accredited schools) will be considered for transfer. If a course is taken at an institution that is not AACSB-accredited, and possible transfer credit is deemed applicable by the relevant School of Business approval body, then a validation exam will generally be required in order to be considered for transfer credit. Courses taken elsewhere, in subjects not offered at the School of Business, will not necessarily count toward the hours required in the School of Business. Courses approved for transfer credit that do not have an equivalent course offering in the School of Business may not count toward School of Business degree program requirements. However, such courses may be eligible for general elective business transfer credit. A maximum of two courses (6 hours) may be transferred into School of Business undergraduate program requirements from other institutions. Credit earned through Wake Forest-sponsored study-abroad programs (i.e., WFU Barcelona, London INSTEP) is treated as institutional credit, and it is therefore excluded from the program’s transfer credit hour limitations. Students in majors outside of the School of Business, who wish to request transfer credit from other institutions towards general elective requirements in the College of Arts & Sciences, may utilize School of Business procedures for transfer credit review (requiring a review of that course’s description and syllabus).

Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the Curriculum and Academic Policy Committee. No more than 10 of these transfer credits will be awarded as required courses. In order for class standing to reflect transfer credit, a student must submit their final transcripts and/or CPE certificates by August 1 for the fall semester or January 4 for the spring semester. The following requirements must be met before a request for transfer credit can be submitted: The course must be taken at an institution accredited by an accrediting body recognized by the U.S. A grade of B- or higher must be earned in the course in order for the course to be considered for transfer credit. If the course to be considered for transfer credit is a required course, the grade earned must be a B or higher. Applicants for transfer credit must have earned the credit after earning a bachelor’s degree. No more than 12 hours will be transferred from a non-theological graduate program. If 12 hours are to be transferred, the student will be required to demonstrate the course’s or courses’ relevance to the Master of Divinity degree. Credit earned at another institution while enrolled in a degree program at the Wake Forest University School of Divinity is subject to the general transfer credit guidelines.

Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the Curriculum and Academic Policy Committee. External transfer credits will not take the place of required courses. In order for class standing to reflect transfer credit, a student must submit their final transcripts and/or CPE certificates by May 1 for the summer semester, August 1 for the fall semester, or January 4 for the spring semester. The following requirements must be met before a request for transfer credit can be submitted: The course must be taken at an institution accredited by an accrediting body recognized by the U.S. A grade of B- or higher must be earned in the course in order for the course to be considered for transfer credit. Applicants for transfer credit must have earned the credit after earning a bachelor’s degree. No more than 12 hours will be transferred from a non-theological graduate program. If 12 hours are to be transferred, the student will be required to demonstrate the course’s or courses’ relevance to the Master of Arts degree. Credit earned at another institution while enrolled in a degree program at the Wake Forest University School of Divinity is subject to the general transfer credit guidelines.

Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the Curriculum and Academic Policy Committee. No more than 10 of these transfer credits will be awarded as required courses. In order for class standing to reflect transfer credit, a student must submit their final transcripts and/or CPE certificates by August 1 for the fall semester or January 4 for the spring semester. The following requirements must be met before a request for transfer credit can be submitted: The course must be taken at an institution accredited by an accrediting body recognized by the U.S. A grade of B- or higher must be earned in the course in order for the course to be considered for transfer credit. If the course to be considered for transfer credit is a required course, the grade earned must be a B or higher. Applicants for transfer credit must have earned the credit after earning a bachelor’s degree. No more than 12 hours will be transferred from a non-theological graduate program. If 12 hours are to be transferred, the student will be required to demonstrate the course’s or courses’ relevance to the Master of Divinity degree. Credit earned at another institution while enrolled in a degree program at the Wake Forest University School of Divinity is subject to the general transfer credit guidelines.

Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the Curriculum and Academic Policy Committee. External transfer credits will not take the place of required courses. In order for class standing to reflect transfer credit, a student must submit their final transcripts and/or CPE certificates by May 1 for the summer semester, August 1 for the fall semester, or January 4 for the spring semester. The following requirements must be met before a request for transfer credit can be submitted: The course must be taken at an institution accredited by an accrediting body recognized by the U.S. A grade of B- or higher must be earned in the course in order for the course to be considered for transfer credit. Applicants for transfer credit must have earned the credit after earning a bachelor’s degree. No more than 12 hours will be transferred from a non-theological graduate program. If 12 hours are to be transferred, the student will be required to demonstrate the course’s or courses’ relevance to the Master of Arts degree. Credit earned at another institution while enrolled in a degree program at the Wake Forest University School of Divinity is subject to the general transfer credit guidelines.

Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the Curriculum and Academic Policy Committee. No more than 10 of these transfer credits will be awarded as required courses. In order for class standing to reflect transfer credit, a student must submit their final transcripts and/or CPE certificates by August 1 for the fall semester or January 4 for the spring semester. The following requirements must be met before a request for transfer credit can be submitted: The course must be taken at an institution accredited by an accrediting body recognized by the U.S. A grade of B- or higher must be earned in the course in order for the course to be considered for transfer credit. If the course to be considered for transfer credit is a required course, the grade earned must be a B or higher. Applicants for transfer credit must have earned the credit after earning a bachelor’s degree. No more than 12 hours will be transferred from a non-theological graduate program. If 12 hours are to be transferred, the student will be required to demonstrate the course’s or courses’ relevance to the Master of Divinity degree. Credit earned at another institution while enrolled in a degree program at the Wake Forest University School of Divinity is subject to the general transfer credit guidelines.

Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the Curriculum and Academic Policy Committee. External transfer credits will not take the place of required courses. In order for class standing to reflect transfer credit, a student must submit their final transcripts and/or CPE certificates by May 1 for the summer semester, August 1 for the fall semester, or January 4 for the spring semester. The following requirements must be met before a request for transfer credit can be submitted: The course must be taken at an institution accredited by an accrediting body recognized by the U.S. A grade of B- or higher must be earned in the course in order for the course to be considered for transfer credit. Applicants for transfer credit must have earned the credit after earning a bachelor’s degree.

Grades for approved courses on affiliate study abroad programs will appear on the Wake Forest University transcript, but will NOT be calculated into the Wake Forest grade point average (see section on transfer credit (https://bulletin.wfu.edu/undergraduate/procedures/ transfer-credit/)).

If a student completes 35 or more hours in the major, then a maximum of nine hours of these outside- PSY 261 Organizational Psychology department courses or transfer credits can be counted towards the PSY 262 Science of Well-Being major. AP or IB credit may be accepted for PSY 151, but other high school PSY 263 Stress and Coping courses, dual enrollment courses, or community college courses taken PSY 264 Abnormal Psychology after enrollment at Wake Forest are not accepted for transfer credit.

more hours in the major, then a maximum of nine hours of these outside- PSY 262 Science of Well-Being department courses or transfer credits can be counted towards the PSY 263 Stress and Coping major. AP or IB credit may be accepted for PSY 151, but other high school PSY 264 Abnormal Psychology courses, dual enrollment courses, or community college courses taken PSY 265 Human Sexuality after enrollment at Wake Forest are not accepted for transfer credit.

after enrollment at Wake Forest are not accepted for transfer credit.

If a student completes 32-34 hours in the major, a maximum of six hours of these outside-department courses or transfer credits can be counted toward the major; a maximum of three of those six hours may come from online courses. If a student completes 35 or more hours in the major, then a maximum of nine hours of these outside-department courses or transfer credits can be counted towards the major. AP or IB credit may be accepted for PSY 151 , but other high school courses, dual enrollment courses, or community college courses taken after enrollment at Wake Forest are not accepted for transfer credit.

If a student completes 32-34 hours in the major, a maximum of six hours of these outside-department courses or transfer credits can be counted toward the major; a maximum of three of those six hours may come from online courses. If a student completes 35 or more hours in the major, then a maximum of nine hours of these outside-department courses or transfer credits can be counted towards the major. AP or IB credit may be accepted for PSY 151, but other high school courses, dual enrollment courses, or community college courses taken after enrollment at Wake Forest are not accepted for transfer credit.

Study abroad and transfer credit that can be applied to the sociology major/minor are limited to two courses (6h). For both study abroad and transfer credit, there is a bias against approval of theory, methods, and statistics courses, but these courses will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Courses to be considered for transfer credit must be taught at an accredited college/university that offers a 4-year degree, by a faculty member who has a PhD in sociology, and the syllabus for the course must be provided for inspection. The sociology courses of students who are transferring to Wake Forest from other institutions will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

Study abroad and transfer credit that can be applied to the sociology major/minor are limited to two courses (6h). For both study abroad and transfer credit, there is a bias against approval of theory, methods, and statistics courses, but these courses will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Courses to be considered for transfer credit must be taught at an accredited college/university that offers a 4-year degree, by a faculty member who has a PhD in sociology, and the syllabus for the course must be provided for inspection. The sociology courses of students who are transferring to Wake Forest from other institutions will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

Study abroad and transfer credit that can be applied to the sociology major/minor are limited to two courses (6h). For both study abroad and transfer credit, there is a bias against approval of theory, methods, and statistics courses, but these courses will be evaluated on a case-by- case basis.

Credits may be transferred if the criteria described for the transfer of credits earned at other universities are met, and the student has not yet advanced to candidacy.

Credits may be transferred if the criteria described for the transfer of credits earned at other universities are met, and the student has not yet advanced to candidacy.

Study Abroad and Transfer Credit Up to half of a student's total hours toward their communication degree can come from study abroad or transfer credits. Courses that do not significantly match COM courses in the academic bulletin may earn elective credit in COM (COM 500) or general University elective credit not applied to COM (COM 520). These courses do not satisfy the 300-level requirement. Transfer and study abroad courses must be approved by the Department prior to enrollment in those courses. Internship and Practicum

Study Abroad and Transfer Credit Up to half of a student's total hours toward their communication degree can come from study abroad or transfer credits. Courses that do not significantly match COM courses in the academic bulletin may earn elective credit in COM (COM 500) or general University elective credit not applied to COM (COM 520). These courses do not satisfy the 300-level requirement. Transfer and study abroad courses must be approved by the Department prior to enrollment in those courses.

Study Abroad and Transfer Credit COM 339 Practices of Citizenship 3 COM 340 Democracy, Slavery and Sex: Emancipation Discourse from the Founding to the Civil War 3 Up to half of a student's total hours toward their communication degree can come from study abroad or transfer credits. Courses that do not COM 341 Class, Race, Sex and War: Emancipation Discourse from the Civil War to the Second Wave of Feminism 3 significantly match COM courses in the academic bulletin may earn elective credit in COM (COM 500) or general University elective credit not applied to COM (COM 520). These courses do not satisfy the 300-level requirement. Transfer and study abroad courses must be approved by the COM 342 Political Communication 3 Department prior to enrollment in those courses. COM 344 Conspiracy Theories in American Public 3

Study Abroad and Transfer Credit Up to half of a student's total hours toward their communication degree can come from study abroad or transfer credits. Courses that do not significantly match COM courses in the academic bulletin may earn elective credit in COM (COM 500) or general University elective credit not applied to COM (COM 520). These courses do not satisfy the 300-level requirement. Transfer and study abroad courses must be approved by the Department prior to enrollment in those courses.

Grades for approved courses on affiliate study abroad programs will appear on the Wake Forest University transcript, but will NOT be calculated into the Wake Forest grade point average (see section on transfer credit ). Students must follow the drop/add policies of the host institution.

Grades for approved courses on affiliate study abroad programs will appear on the Wake Forest University transcript, but will NOT be calculated into the Wake Forest grade point average (see section on transfer credit).

Grades for approved courses on affiliate study abroad programs will appear on the Wake Forest University transcript, but will NOT be calculated into the Wake Forest grade point average (see section on transfer credit).

For full-time students in the fall and spring semesters, Wake Forest and Salem College share a program of exchange credits for courses taken at one institution because they are not offered in the curriculum of the other. Grades and grade points earned at Salem College under the Exchange Credit program are evaluated as if they were earned at Wake Forest.

For full-time students in the fall and spring semesters, Wake Forest and Salem College share a program of exchange credits for courses taken at one institution because they are not offered in the curriculum of the other.

Transfer Credit A maximum of 7 hours at the 200-level or above may be transferred toward the BA or BS in computer science, with a maximum of 3 hours at the 300 level. For the computer science minor, all computer science electives at 193-level and above must be taken at Wake Forest.

Transfer Credit All work attempted in other colleges and universities must be reported to the Office of the University Registrar. Students wishing to receive transfer credit for work to be under­taken elsewhere must have a cumulative grade point average of no less than 2.0, must not be on academic probation or suspension of any kind from Wake Forest, and must obtain departmental approval following the prescribed process overseen by the Office of the University Registrar. For entering transfer students, credit may be accepted from accredited colleges and universities, including two-year colleges. For enrolled Wake Forest students and students readmitted to Wake Forest, transfer credit is accepted only from approved four-year institutions. For transfer credit to be accepted, the grade in any course must be C or better. Courses completed at other colleges or universities with the grade of C- or lower are not awarded transfer credit at Wake Forest. Of the 120 credit hours required for the baccalaureate, the minimum number of credit hours that must be earned in Wake Forest programs depends on whether the transferred courses were taken before or after enrolling at Wake Forest. (Refer to the Requirements for Degrees for more details.) Courses being considered for transfer that are not based on semester hour credits will not receive a higher conversion value than the value of the Wake Forest course. After a student enrolls at Wake Forest, courses in anthropology, art, biology, chemistry, computer science, English, German, history, mathematics, philosophy, physics, Russian, or sociology cannot transfer in to satisfy divisional requirements. Applications for transfer credit from online and distance learning courses are evaluated on an individual basis. No more than 15 credit hours earned through fully online courses taken after matriculation at Wake Forest may be applied toward graduation; of these, no more than eight credit hours taken at another institution after matriculation at Wake Forest may be transferred for credit. It is the responsibility of the student to disclose to the Office of the University Registrar whether a class is an online or distance learning class. Undergraduate students in the College may not enroll in any online course for credit during their first two semesters at Wake Forest. Dual enrollment courses, college level courses taken at institutions other than Wake Forest, are treated as transfer credit if the given course meets the University’s standard criteria for transfer credit. Courses with academic merit that meet the general criteria for transfer but are not approved by departments or programs may be eligible for General Elective Credit (GEC). Students should contact the Office of the University Registrar for more information.

Transfer Credit Transfer of graduate credits earned at other universities A graduate course that was completed at another college or university may be considered for transfer credit, provided that the course was taken at an accredited institution in the United States, the course was not taken as part of a previously earned credential, and the grade earned is equivalent to a B or higher. The hours are counted toward the total candidacy. A student who has advanced to candidacy prior to enrolling at Wake Forest University should also remain a student at their current institution.

Transfer Credit A maximum of 7 hours at the 200-level or above may be transferred toward the BA or BS in computer science, with a maximum of 3 hours at the 300 level. For the computer science minor, all computer science electives at 193-level and above must be taken at Wake Forest.

Transfer Credit All work attempted in other colleges and universities must be reported to the Office of the University Registrar. Students wishing to receive transfer credit for work to be under­taken elsewhere must have a cumulative grade point average of no less than 2.0, must not be on academic probation or suspension of any kind from Wake Forest, and must obtain departmental approval following the prescribed process overseen by the Office of the University Registrar. For entering transfer students, credit may be accepted from accredited colleges and universities, including two-year colleges. For enrolled Wake Forest students and students readmitted to Wake Forest, transfer credit is accepted only from approved four-year institutions. For transfer credit to be accepted, the grade in any course must be C or better. Courses completed at other colleges or universities with the grade of C- or lower are not awarded transfer credit at Wake Forest. Of the 120 credit hours required for the baccalaureate, the minimum number of credit hours that must be earned in Wake Forest programs depends on whether the transferred courses were taken before or after enrolling at Wake Forest. (Refer to the Requirements for Degrees for more details.) Courses being considered for transfer that are not based on semester hour credits will not receive a higher conversion value than the value of the Wake Forest course. After a student enrolls at Wake Forest, courses in anthropology, art, biology, chemistry, computer science, English, German, history, mathematics, philosophy, physics, Russian, or sociology cannot transfer in to satisfy divisional requirements. Applications for transfer credit from online and distance learning courses are evaluated on an individual basis. No more than 15 credit hours earned through fully online courses taken after matriculation at Wake Forest may be applied toward graduation; of these, no more than eight credit hours taken at another institution after matriculation at Wake Forest may be transferred for credit. It is the responsibility of the student to disclose to the Office of the University Registrar whether a class is an online or distance learning class. Undergraduate students in the College may not enroll in any online course for credit during their first two semesters at Wake Forest. Dual enrollment courses, college level courses taken at institutions other than Wake Forest, are treated as transfer credit if the given course meets the University’s standard criteria for transfer credit. Courses with academic merit that meet the general criteria for transfer but are not approved by departments or programs may be eligible for General Elective Credit (GEC). Students should contact the Office of the University Registrar for more information. Back to Top

Transfer Credit All work attempted in other colleges and universities must be reported to the Office of the University Registrar. Students wishing to receive transfer credit for work to be undertaken elsewhere must have a cumulative grade point average of no less than 2.0, must not be on academic probation or suspension of any kind from Wake Forest, and must obtain departmental approval following the prescribed process overseen by the Office of the University Registrar. For entering transfer students, credit may be accepted from accredited colleges and universities, including two-year colleges. For enrolled Wake Forest students and students readmitted to Wake Forest, transfer credit is accepted only from approved four- year institutions. For transfer credit to be accepted, the grade in any course must be C or better. Courses completed at other colleges or universities with the grade of C- or lower are not awarded transfer credit at Wake Forest. Of the 120 credit hours required for the baccalaureate, the minimum number of credit hours that must be earned in Wake Forest programs depends on whether the transferred courses were taken before or after enrolling at Wake Forest. (Refer to the Requirements for Degrees for more details.) Courses being considered for transfer that are not based on semester hour credits will not receive a higher conversion value than the value of the Wake Forest course. After a student enrolls at Wake Forest, courses in anthropology, art, biology, chemistry, computer science, English, German, history, mathematics, philosophy, physics, Russian, or sociology cannot transfer in to satisfy divisional requirements. Applications for transfer credit from online and distance learning courses are evaluated on an individual basis. No more than 15 credit hours earned through fully online courses taken after matriculation at Wake Forest may be applied toward graduation; of these, no more than eight credit hours

Transfer Credit With approval from the Curriculum and Academic Policy Committee (CAP), a student may receive up to six (6) hours of transfer credit from another ATS-accredited institution. Each course must be at the advanced degree level and the grade must be at least a B (3.0 on a scale of 4.0). A course submitted for transfer credit must have been taken no more than five years before entrance into the program. Students may not receive credit for academic work applied toward a degree that has already been awarded. Independent studies and enhanced basic degree courses will not be considered for transfer credit. In order to transfer credit into Wake Forest University School of Divinity, all supporting documents (transcripts and relevant certificates) must be sent to the Office of Academic Affairs and the Director of the Doctor of Ministry Program for formal and final consideration.

Transfer Credit All work attempted in other colleges and universities must be reported to the Office of the University Registrar. Students wishing to receive transfer credit for work to be undertaken elsewhere must have a cumulative grade point average of no less than 2.0, must not be on academic probation or suspension of any kind from Wake Forest, and must obtain departmental approval following the prescribed process overseen by the Office of the University Registrar. For entering transfer students, credit may be accepted from accredited colleges and universities, including two-year colleges. For enrolled Wake Forest students and students readmitted to Wake Forest, transfer credit is accepted only from approved four- year institutions. For transfer credit to be accepted, the grade in any course must be C or better. Courses completed at other colleges or universities with the grade of C- or lower are not awarded transfer credit at Wake Forest. Of the 120 credit hours required for the baccalaureate, the minimum number of credit hours that must be earned in Wake Forest programs depends on whether the transferred courses were taken before or after enrolling at Wake Forest. (Refer to the Requirements for Degrees (https://bulletin.wfu.edu/undergraduate/requirements-degrees/) for more details.) Courses being considered for transfer that are not based on semester hour credits will not receive a higher conversion value than the value of the Wake Forest course. After a student enrolls at Wake Forest, courses in anthropology, art, biology, chemistry, computer science, English, German, history, mathematics, philosophy, physics, Russian, or sociology cannot transfer in to satisfy divisional requirements. Applications for transfer credit from online and distance learning courses are evaluated on an individual basis. No more than 15 credit hours earned through fully online courses taken after matriculation at Wake Forest may be applied toward graduation; of these, no more than eight credit hours taken at another institution after matriculation at Wake Forest may be transferred for credit. It is the responsibility of the student to disclose to the Office of the University Registrar whether a class is an online or

Transfer Credit Transfer of graduate credits earned at other universities A graduate course that was completed at another college or university may be considered for transfer credit, provided that the course was taken at an accredited institution in the United States, the course was not taken as part of a previously earned credential, and the grade earned is equivalent to a B or higher. The hours are counted toward the total earned for graduation, but the grades are not calculated in the GPA. The maximum number of hours that may be transferred toward a master’s degree is six and is not limited for PhD degree candidates. Transfer of graduate credits earned in a graduate degree program at Wake Forest University A graduate course that was completed in another graduate or professional program may be considered for transfer, provided that the course was not counted toward the first credential and a grade of B or higher was earned. The maximum number of hours that may be transferred is six. Students intending to follow their mentor and enroll at

Transfer Credit 1 distance learning class. Undergraduate students in the College may not enroll in any online course for credit during their first two semesters at Wake Forest. Dual enrollment courses, college level courses taken at institutions other than Wake Forest, are treated as transfer credit if the given course meets the University’s standard criteria for transfer credit. Courses with academic merit that meet the general criteria for transfer but are not approved by departments or programs may be eligible for General Elective Credit (GEC). Students should contact the Office of the University Registrar for more information.

Transfer Credit Policy: Transfer credit from American universities must be pre-approved before courses are taken by students. Course instruction and coursework must be entirely in Spanish. No online courses will count towards the major or minor. Courses must be similar in content and coursework to those listed under Spanish . Transfer credit from non-WFU study abroad programs will be approved as 500 or 520 credit. Transfer credit as 500 will count as elective credit for the major or minor (limit of 3 credits). Transfer credit approved as 520 will count as general elective credit towards graduation. No more than 3 hours of credit from non-Wake Forest (affiliate) study abroad programs will count towards a Spanish major or minor. Students enrolled at Wake Forest may not take a course in Spanish at other institutions to satisfy the Foreign Language requirement.

Transfer Credit Policy: Transfer credit from American universities must be pre-approved before courses are taken by students. Course instruction and coursework must be entirely in Spanish. No online courses will count towards the major or minor. Courses must be similar in content and coursework to those listed under Spanish. Transfer credit from non-WFU study abroad programs will be approved as 500 or 520 credit. Transfer credit as 500 will count as elective credit for the major or minor (limit of 3 credits). Transfer credit approved as 520 will count as general elective credit towards graduation. No more than 3 hours of credit from non-Wake Forest (affiliate) study abroad programs will count towards a Spanish major or minor. Students enrolled at Wake Forest may not take a course in Spanish at other institutions to satisfy the Foreign Language requirement.

Transfer Credit Policy: Transfer credit from American universities must be pre-approved before courses are taken by students. Course instruction and coursework must be entirely in Spanish. No online courses will count towards the major or minor. Courses must be similar in content and coursework to those listed under Spanish (https://bulletin.wfu.edu/courses-az/spa/). Transfer credit from non-WFU study abroad programs will be approved as 500 or 520 credit. Transfer credit as 500 will count as elective credit for the major or minor (limit of 3 credits). Transfer credit approved as 520 will count as general elective credit towards graduation. No more than 3 hours of credit from non-Wake Forest (affiliate) study abroad programs will count towards a Spanish major or minor. Students enrolled at Wake Forest may not take a course in Spanish at other institutions to satisfy the Foreign Language requirement. 3

Transfer Credit Policy: Transfer credit from American universities must be pre-approved before courses are taken by students. Course instruction and coursework must be entirely in Spanish. No online courses will count towards the major or minor. Courses must be similar in content and coursework to those listed under Spanish (https://bulletin.wfu.edu/courses-az/spa/).

Transfer Credit Policy: Transfer credit from American universities must be pre-approved before courses are taken by students. Course instruction and coursework must be entirely in Spanish. No online courses will count towards the major or minor. Courses must be similar in content and coursework to those listed under Spanish (https://bulletin.wfu.edu/courses-az/spa/). Transfer credit from non-WFU study abroad programs will be approved as 500 or 520 credit. Transfer credit as 500 will count as elective credit for the major or minor (limit of 3 credits). Transfer credit approved as 520 wil count as general elective credit towards graduation. No more than 3 hours of credit from non-Wake Forest (affiliate) study abroad programs will count towards a Spanish major or minor. Students enrolled at Wake Forest may not take a course in Spanish at other institutions to satisfy the Foreign Language requirement.

Transfer of Credit from Other Schools It is expected that most work toward degrees offered by the Wake Forest University School of Business will be taken in the School of Business. School of Business students are also accountable to overall transfer course/credit limits applying to all undergraduate WFU students summarized in other sections of this Bulletin. In the School of Business, student requests for course transfer are adjudicated by the Undergraduate Business Committee on Academic Affairs (UBCAA). Students with questions regarding transfer course request procedures in their particular major or course of study, or related degree planning needs, should consult with School of Business academic advising staff. For students wishing to request transfer credit from other institutions towards their School of Business degree program, the following general guidelines apply: All approvals for transfer credits from other institutions to the School of Business must be: approved prior to admission into the School of Business for transfer students and will be limited to a maximum of 6 hours or pre-approved before such courses are taken by students who began their college careers at Wake Forest University Courses taken at AACSB accredited schools (or completed abroad in international programs sponsored by AACSB-accredited schools) will be considered for transfer. If a course is taken at an institution that is not AACSB-accredited, and possible transfer credit is deemed applicable by the relevant School of Business approval body, then a validation exam will generally be required in order to be considered for transfer credit. Courses taken elsewhere, in subjects not offered at the School of Business, will not necessarily count toward the hours required in the School of Business. Courses approved for transfer credit that do not have an equivalent course offering in the School of Business may not count toward School of Business degree program requirements. However, such courses may be eligible for general elective business transfer credit. A maximum of two courses (6 hours) may be transferred into School of Business undergraduate program requirements from other institutions. Credit earned through Wake Forest-sponsored study-abroad programs (i.e., WFU Barcelona, London INSTEP) is treated as institutional credit, and it is therefore excluded from the program’s transfer credit hour limitations. Students who begin their college career at Wake Forest University and who are applying to the School of Business must take ACC 111 at Wake Forest University. Students in majors outside of the School of Business, who wish to request transfer credit from other institutions towards general elective requirements in the College of Arts & Sciences, may utilize School of Business procedures for transfer credit review (requiring a review of that course’s description and syllabus).

Transfer of Credit from Other Schools It is expected that most work toward degrees offered by the Wake Forest University School of Business will be taken in the School of Business. School of Business students are also accountable to overall transfer course/credit limits applying to all undergraduate WFU students summarized in other sections of this Bulletin. In the School of Business, student requests for course transfer are adjudicated by the Undergraduate Business Committee on Academic Affairs (UBCAA). Students with questions regarding transfer course request procedures in their particular major or course of study, or related degree planning needs, should consult with School of Business academic advising staff. For students wishing to request transfer credit from other institutions towards their School of Business degree program, the following general guidelines apply: All approvals for transfer credits from other institutions to the School of Business must be: approved prior to admission into the School of Business for transfer students and will be limited to a maximum of 6 hours or pre-approved before such courses are taken by students who began their college careers at Wake Forest University Courses taken at AACSB accredited schools (or completed abroad in international programs sponsored by AACSB-accredited schools) will be considered for transfer. If a course is taken at an institution that is not AACSB-accredited, and possible transfer credit is deemed applicable by the relevant School of Business approval body, then a validation exam will generally be required in order to be considered for transfer credit. Courses taken elsewhere, in subjects not offered at the School of Business, will not necessarily count toward the hours required in the School of Business. Courses approved for transfer credit that do not have an equivalent course offering in the School of Business may not count toward School of Business degree program requirements. However, such courses may be eligible for general elective business transfer credit. A maximum of two courses (6 hours) may be transferred into School of Business undergraduate program requirements from other institutions. Credit earned through Wake Forest-sponsored study-abroad programs (i.e., WFU Barcelona, London INSTEP) is treated as institutional credit, and it is therefore excluded from the program’s transfer credit hour limitations. Students who begin their college career at Wake Forest University and who are applying to the School of Business must take ACC 111 at Wake Forest University. Students in majors outside of the School of Business, who wish to request transfer credit from other institutions towards general elective requirements in the College of Arts & Sciences, may utilize School of Business procedures for transfer credit review (requiring a review of that course’s description and syllabus). Back to Top

A graduate course that was completed at another college or university may be considered for transfer credit, provided that the course was taken at an accredited institution in the United States, the course was not taken as part of a previously earned credential, and the grade earned is equivalent to a B or higher. The maximum number of hours that may be transferred toward a master’s degree is six and is not limited for PhD degree candidates.

A graduate course that was completed at another college or university may be considered for transfer credit, provided that the course was taken at an accredited institution in the United States, the course was not taken as part of a previously earned credential, and the grade earned is equivalent to a B or higher. The maximum number of hours that may be transferred toward a master’s degree is six and is not limited for PhD degree candidates.

Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the faculty committee on curriculum and academic policy. Transfer credit will only be given for courses in which the student earned a grade of B- or higher and a student may not transfer more than 24 hours of credit into the Master of Arts in Religion program. Transfer credit is not normally given for courses taken more than eight years before entrance into the School of Divinity or for courses that have been utilized or will be utilized for another degree program.

Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the faculty committee on curriculum and academic policy. Transfer credit will only be given for courses in which the student earned a grade of B- or higher and a student may not transfer more than 24 hours of credit into the Master of Divinity program. Transfer credit is not normally given for courses taken more than eight years before entrance into the School of Divinity or for courses that have been utilized or will be utilized for another degree program.

Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the faculty committee on curriculum and academic policy. Transfer credit will only be given for courses in which the student earned a grade of B- or higher and a student may not transfer more than 24 hours of credit into the Master of Arts in Religion program. Transfer credit is not normally given for courses taken more than eight years before entrance into the School of Divinity or for courses that have been utilized or will be utilized for another degree program.

Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the faculty committee on curriculum and academic policy. Transfer credit will only be given for courses in which the student earned a grade of B- or higher and a student may not transfer more than 24 hours of credit into the Master of Divinity program. Transfer credit is not normally given for courses taken more than eight years before entrance into the School of Divinity or for courses that have been utilized or will be utilized for another degree program.

Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the faculty committee on curriculum and academic policy. Transfer credit will only be given for courses in which the student earned a grade of B- or higher and a student may not transfer more than 24 hours of credit into the Master of Arts in Religion program. Transfer credit is not normally given for courses taken more than eight years before entrance into the School of Divinity or for courses that have been utilized or will be utilized for another degree program.

Transfer credit is awarded through the Office of Academic Affairs at the recommendation of the faculty committee on curriculum and academic policy. Transfer credit will only be given for courses in which the student earned a grade of B- or higher and a student may not transfer more than 24 hours of credit into the Master of Divinity program. Transfer credit is not normally given for courses taken more than eight years before entrance into the School of Divinity or for courses that have been utilized or will be utilized for another degree program.

Transfer credit from non-WFU study abroad programs will be approved as 500 or 520 credit. Transfer credit as 500 will count as elective credit for the major or minor (limit of 3 credits). Transfer credit approved as 520 will count as general elective credit towards graduation.