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<p style="max-width:70em !important;">Courses may be transferred into the College of Nursing (CON) if they meet specific | <p style="max-width:70em !important;">Courses may be transferred into the College of Nursing (CON) if they meet specific | ||
criteria. The student must have received an acceptable grade (Policy 2309 Evaluation of Professional Graduate Student Progression to Graduation) and have taken the course within the degree program’s allotted timeframe. The course must have been taken at a university accredited by approved bodies (Policies 2303 and 2304) and must meet at least 80% of the curriculum for the corresponding CON course(s). Students must provide the course syllabus and transcripts.</p> | criteria. The student must have received an acceptable grade (Policy 2309 Evaluation of Professional Graduate Student Progression to Graduation) and have taken the course within the degree program’s allotted timeframe. The course must have been taken at a university accredited by approved bodies (Policies 2303 Admission for Master's Degree and 2304 Admission for Doctor of Nursing Practice Degree) and must meet at least 80% of the curriculum for the corresponding CON course(s). Students must provide the course syllabus and transcripts.</p> | ||
<p style="max-width:70em !important;">For courses that are routinely accepted from other institutions of higher education, (i.e. Statistics) a list of these courses shall be maintained by Student Services with each course reviewed every five years. The Student Services office shall review the transfer course list every year. This review shall include checking the institutions for accreditation status and the existence of the course.</p> | <p style="max-width:70em !important;">For courses that are routinely accepted from other institutions of higher education, (i.e. Statistics) a list of these courses shall be maintained by Student Services with each course reviewed every five years. The Student Services office shall review the transfer course list every year. This review shall include checking the institutions for accreditation status and the existence of the course.</p> | ||