course credit (Meaning)

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course credit (n)

recognition by a college or university that a course of studies has been successfully completed; typically measured in semester hours

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Students must complete a minimum of 120 course credits to graduate from the undergraduate program.
Each course typically awards three credit hours upon successful completion.
The advanced seminar offered by the department counts for four course credits due to its intensive nature.
Transfer students may receive course credits for classes taken at other accredited institutions.
To maintain full-time status, undergraduate students must enroll in at least 12 course credits per semester.
The internship program allows students to earn course credits while gaining practical experience in their field of study.
Graduate students are required to complete a certain number of course credits as part of their degree requirements.
Some universities offer independent study options where students can earn course credits by pursuing self-directed research projects.
A student's GPA is calculated based on the grades earned in each course credit completed.
Academic advisors assist students in selecting courses that fulfill their degree requirements and maximize their course credits.

recognition by a college or university that a course of studies has been successfully completed; typically measured in semester hours

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Students must complete a minimum of 120 course credits to graduate from the undergraduate program.

Each course typically awards three credit hours upon successful completion.

The advanced seminar offered by the department counts for four course credits due to its intensive nature.

Transfer students may receive course credits for classes taken at other accredited institutions.