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Grading Policies

Students must take all required courses for a letter grade when this option is available, and receive a grade of B+ or better in all required coursework.

GPA Requirements

Students are expected to earn an overall GPA of 3.0 or better across all courses.

External Credit Policies

The EALC Department accepts residency transfer credit. Refer to the University policy on Graduate Transfer Credit. Students must receive the approval of their primary faculty advisor for any course substitutions or petitions of changes to the fulfillment of degree requirements.