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Course Load Policy

Course Load Policy

Undergraduate

Fall/Spring

Students in good academic standing can take a maximum of sixteen (16) credits per semester with no more than ten (10) credits in a term. If a student wishes to take 16 or more credits in a semester at the College, the student must have a career grade point average of 3.0 (or higher) and may not take more than ten (10) credits at a time/concurrently. If a student does not meet the 3.0 career grade point requirement, they must request approval from their respective Program Director prior to registering for courses via the course overload form.

Summer

Students in good academic standing can take a maximum of twelve (12) credits in the Summer semester. Students may take no more than six (6) credits a subterm.

Graduate

Graduate students wishing to take more than twelve (12) credits of coursework in a semeste , or six (6) credits in each sub-term, at the College, must seek approval from the respective Graduate Program Director prior to registering for courses via the course overload form.


Course Load Policy

Undergraduate

Fall/Spring

Students in good academic standing can take a maximum of sixteen (16) credits per semester with no more than ten (10) credits in a term. If a student wishes to take 16 or more credits in a semester at the College, the student must have a career grade point average of 3.0 (or higher) and may not take more than ten (10) credits at a time/concurrently. If a student does not meet the 3.0 career grade point requirement, they must request approval from their respective Program Director prior to registering for courses via the course overload form.

Summer

Students in good academic standing can take a maximum of twelve (12) credits in the Summer semester. Students may take no more than six (6) credits a subterm.

Graduate

Graduate students wishing to take more than twelve (12) credits of coursework in a semeste , or six (6) credits in each sub-term, at the College, must seek approval from the respective Graduate Program Director prior to registering for courses via the course overload form.