What happens if a student enrolls in a three credit hour course and the Emory equivalent course is four credit hours?
Students will receive credit on their Emory transcripts for the number of credit hours shown on the transcript from the host institution. That is, students who enroll in three-credit hour courses will receive three credit hours on their Emory transcript. The course will still satisfy a GER, if applicable–no matter whether it is 3 or 4 credit hours earned by the student.
Related Questions
- If a transfer student brings 6 quarter hours of credit in one English Composition course, will the English department evaluate the course to determine if the student needs ENG 102?
- Why is a student sometimes required to take two LUCHA™ courses in order to receive credit for the equivalent of one course?
- What is a credit hour? How many credit hours does the average Vanderbilt student take during a semester?
