2003-2004 Graduate Academic Catalog

- Page 25 - T RANSFER C REDIT Transfer credit is allowed at the discretion of the University, and only for courses that clearly correspond to required/elective courses offered in the Graduate Programs at Cedarville University. The Graduate Office is responsible for evaluating all requests for transfer credit. Courses will be considered for transfer evaluation only if • they were taken at regionally accredited colleges/universities (unless otherwise accepted by the Graduate Office) • a "B" or higher was earned • the course was completed not more than seven years prior to the time of the transfer request. Students may transfer no more than 11 credits toward the M. Ed. degree and no more than one-third of the credits required for the MSA degree. T RANSIENT S TUDY Coursework to be completed at other institutions by a student enrolled at Cedarville University must be approved by the director of graduate programs who will work in consultation with the student's academic advisor and the chairperson of the academic department governing the course requirement that the transferred course is to satisfy. This approval must occur before the course is taken. Students enrolled in other colleges or universities may take courses at Cedarville University on a “permission to take courses” basis. The application for permission to take courses may be obtained from the Graduate Office. W ITHDRAWING FROM THE U NIVERSITY Revision as of 8/21/2003 Proper withdrawal from the University begins in the Graduate Office where the student picks up an official withdrawal form. Refund requests should be submitted to the Business Office at least three days prior to withdrawal. A student's ID card must be returned to the Graduate Office on the last day the student is on campus. No student should leave Cedarville University without completing proper withdrawal through the Graduate Office. Student transcripts will be marked with the appropriate grade once withdrawal is complete in accordance with the established university policy. (See Adding and Withdrawing from a Course.)