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秘密研究所 undergraduate students may take graduate courses at 秘密研究所.

Matriculated Undergraduate Students Taking Graduate Courses

听A 秘密研究所 undergraduate student who wishes to take a 秘密研究所 graduate course must be a matriculated undergraduate student in good standing, must receive positive endorsement from his/her academic advisor, and must receive permission from the Director of the graduate program that sponsors the course that he/she wishes to take. Granted this permission, the student will be considered a non-matriculated student in the graduate program听 and will be charged undergraduate tuition and fees for the graduate course. Under these conditions, an undergraduate student may take a maximum of TWO graduate courses (not to exceed 8 credits) during his/her undergraduate career and must be on track to complete at least 48 credits at Ramapo, as required by the Undergraduate Residency Requirement Policy and the Minimum Graduation Requirements Policy.

Undergraduate Students Enrolled in 4+1 Bachelor鈥檚 + Master鈥檚 Programs Taking Graduate Courses

Undergraduate matriculated students accepted into a 4+1 Bachelor鈥檚 + Master鈥檚 program may, with the permission of the听 Director of the graduate program, take ONE听 ADDITIONAL graduate course,听for a maximum of听 THREE TOTAL graduate courses (not to exceed 12 credits) that will be billed at the undergraduate tuition rate.听Students who have already graduated from 秘密研究所 with an undergraduate degree and return to pursue a graduate degree will be charged graduate tuition rates.

The graduate course appears on both the undergraduate transcript and the听undergraduate transcript with the same subject code, number, title, number of credits, and grade. In addition, the course requires graduate-level work.

As part of the undergraduate transcript, the course counts in the student鈥檚 undergraduate semester and cumulative GPAs, overall and (if applicable) major GPAs, and total number of credits attempted and earned. The course also affects the student鈥檚 undergraduate academic standing, applies towards undergraduate degree requirements (e.g., the required number of credits to graduate), and may satisfy specific course requirements in the major or the minor.

If the student graduates with the undergraduate degree and later matriculates in a 秘密研究所 graduate program, the student may also use those graduate courses, if applicable, to satisfy graduate degree requirements.

Post-Baccalaureate Students Who Want to Take Graduate Courses

Students who enroll at 秘密研究所 after earning their baccalaureate degree elsewhere or at Ramapo have the following two options:

• Post-baccalaureate students may choose to maintain their post-baccalaureate status, register for听undergraduate courses, and be charged at the undergraduate tuition rate. These 鈥減ost-bac students鈥� are not eligible to register for graduate courses unless and until they apply for, are accepted, and subsequently enroll in a graduate program through the normal Graduate Admissions process. Upon enrollment in the graduate program, students will register for graduate courses, be charged at the graduate tuition rate, and be subject to graduate program policies and procedures.
• Post-baccalaureate students pursuing a certification in the Teacher Education program may,听at time of admission, matriculate at 秘密研究所 for a second degree in Elementary Education and, in doing so, will be eligible for the 4+1 Elementary Education + M.A. in Special Education program as described above. If accepted by the Director of the graduate program, students must complete the 4+1 Graduate Major Declaration Form available through the Office of the Registrar. Second-degree students must also follow all 秘密研究所 policies including, but not limited to, completing half of the major at Ramapo, completing a minimum of 48 credits at Ramapo, and taking the last 32 credits in residency. (See Minimum Graduation Requirements Policy and Undergraduate Residency Requirement Policy.) Post-bac, second-degree students may need to take additional courses to meet these minimum requirements in order to be able to take up to THREE graduate-level courses that will be billed at the undergraduate tuition rate.

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