Completed Course Clause Samples

Completed Course. = A requirement that may be satisfied by a course taught at the transfer institution
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Completed Course. IP = In Progress Course = An NDNU requirement that may be satisfied by a course taught at the transfer institution. = An NDNU requirement for which there is no equivalent transfer course. Or, a course that must be taken at NDNU. 1 Freshman Seminar (3) Freshme take the course at NDNU. Waived for stude ts tra sferri g i more tha 12 u its. AT NDNU; OR WAIVED C IP A. FOUNDATION COURSES 18 uni s 1 Lower-division Wri ing (3) ENGWR 300, 302 2 World His ory (6) Sec ion A: World History (3) D WRIT HST: A
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Completed Course. = A requirement that may be satis ied by a course taught at the trans er institution IP = In Progress Course = A requirement or which there is no equivalent course at the trans er institution; or, a course that must be taken at NDNU NDNU GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 1 Freshman Seminar (3) Freshmen ake he course a NDNU. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ for s uden s ransferring in more han 12 uni s. OR WAIVED A. FOUNDATION COURSES 18 uni s 1 Lower-division Wri ing (3) LD WRIT C IP Sec ion A: World History (3) C IP Sec ion B: A second course in World History (above) is required or entering reshmen, and pre erred or trans er students. Trans er students may also satis y the Section B requirement through one o the ollowing General History courses. HIST 102, 201, 202, 260, 310; ETHN 101, 103, 104, 105
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Completed Course. = A requirement th t m y be s tisfied by course t ught t the tr nsfer institution
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Completed Course. IP = In Progress Course = An NDNU requirement that may be satisfied by a course taught at the transfer institution. = An NDNU requirement for which there is no equivalent transfer course. Or, a course that must be taken at NDNU. NDNU GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS OR WAIVED 1 Freshman Seminar (3) Freshmen take the course at NDNU. Waived for students transferring in more than 12 units. AT NDNU; C IP A. FOUNDATION COURSES 18 units 1 Lower-division Writing (3) LD WRIT C IP Section A: World History (3) C IP HIST 307, 308, 309 HST: B
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Completed Course. IP = In Progress Course = An NDNU requirement that may be satisfied by a course taught at the transfer institution. = An NDNU requirement for which there is no equivalent transfer course. Or, a course that must be taken at NDNU. NDNU GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS OR WAIVED 1 Freshman Seminar (3) Freshmen take the course at NDNU. Waived for students transferring in more than 12 units. AT NDNU; C IP A. FOUNDATION COURSES 18 units 1 Lower-division Writing (3) LD WRIT C IP ENGWR 300, 302 2 World History (6) HST: A C IP Section A: World History (3) C IP HIST 307, 308 HST: B
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Completed Course. = A requirement that may be satis ied by a course taught at the trans er institution
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