course credit
Graduation requirement unit
Course credit is the unit by which academic progress is measured, representing successful completion of a class or requirement.
Students accumulate credits toward graduation: I need twelve more credits to finish my degree.
A course may also count as credit toward a specific requirement: This class gives you science credit.
To take something for credit means enrolling formally rather than auditing.
Standard measures of quantity
- hoursSixty-minute spans
- semesterHalf academic year
- transcriptVerbatim written account
- GPACumulative academic score
prerequisite · corequisite · elective · major · minor · degree requirements · enrollment · registration
Act of finishing
- fulfillmentState of achieved purpose
- attainmentSuccessful reaching of goal
- requirementMandatory condition to fulfill
- milestoneNotable event marking progress
progress · advancement · recognition · qualification · earned · awarded · accumulated · applied
units
Standard measures of quantity
- hoursSixty-minute spans
- semesterHalf academic year
- transcriptVerbatim written account
GPA · prerequisite · corequisite · elective · major · minor · degree requirements · enrollment · registration · registrar
completion
Act of finishing
- fulfillmentState of achieved purpose
- attainmentSuccessful reaching of goal
- requirementMandatory condition to fulfill
milestone · progress · advancement · recognition · qualification · earned · awarded · accumulated · applied · counted
- course
- Academic Testingmath test, English test, language test, writing test, reading test
- transferstransfer, money transfer, bank transfer, wire transfer, fund transfer
course creditno credit
Acknowledgment or funds denied
credit denial · audit · failing grade · auditing · credit loss
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