Registration in Undergraduate Courses
Any graduate student who is taking a 100-level course for credit towards their graduate degree will be required to do additional work in that course. This work might include but is not limited to: participating in extra sections with the instructor and other graduate students, doing additional reading and completing extra assignments.
Credit will not be given for undergraduate courses taken to make up deficiencies in the student's preparation for a program of graduate studies. Ordinarily a student may not receive credit toward completion of degree or residence requirements for courses undertaken to aid in the completion of language requirements.
Graduate students may not directly enroll in courses below the 100-level. Enrollment in courses below the 100-level requires the written approval of the instructor and the student's program advisor. Graduate students may not receive credit towards fulfillment of their graduate program for an undergraduate course (numbered below 100) unless the Petition to Receive Graduate Credit form has been filed with the Registrar's office.