Double-counting
This policy addresses the situation in which a single course satisfies requirements in more than one major or minor subject. Such a course is permitted to count toward the credit-hour requirements in more than one major or minor subject if and only if (1) the student’s program in each major subject includes a minimum of 24 credit-hours of coursework not double-counted and (2) the student’s program in each minor subject includes a minimum of 12 credit hours of coursework not double-counted. This policy also applies to courses that are cross-listed, that is, that are identified by more than one prefix, as long as the course-level requirements for those cross-listed courses are the same. Courses that are not the same should be identified by different numbers as well as different prefixes. The restrictions on double-counting described above do not apply to courses that fulfill both integrative studies requirements and the requirements of a major or minor. That is, integrative studies courses may be counted toward a major or minor subject without limitation. Neither do the restrictions on double-counting apply to concentrations associated with the Inclusive Childhood Education major.
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