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Grading Policies

All courses must be taken for a letter grade, unless only offered S/NC. A minimum grade of C- is required for a student to count a class towards the Core Curriculum, including the Gateway, Comparative Core, Major Core, Methodology, WIM, and Capstone requirements. Additional units toward the major require a passing grade of D- or above. Student may count 2 classes with Satisfactory/No Credit (SNC) grading basis toward Additional Units.

External Credit Policies

Up to 20 units of external credit may be applied toward elective coursework in the major.

Additional Program Policies

No more than 15 units of petitioned courses that are not listed under CCSRE or cross-listed with CCSRE may be applied to electives in the Jewish Studies major. Students who wish to petition a course must fill out and submit a course petition form for the CCSRE Academic Programs team to review within one month of completing their annual degree audit meeting with the CCSRE Student Services Officer.