Repeats

University courses, other than those repeated under the Grade Replacement Policy, may be repeated to gain additional grade points. The number of credits repeated are added to those attempted, but no additional credits are earned.

Students may enroll in non-repeatable courses twice without special permission. Non-repeatable courses are those in which credit can be earned only once. Effective for the Fall 2016 registration period, advisor permission is required to enroll in a non-repeatable course a third or subsequent time.

Graduate students may repeat a course for which they received a grade which does not permit that course to be applied to an advanced degree (i.e. “C-” or below or “U”). The course may be repeated one time with the approval of the student’s advisor and the director of graduate studies for the student’s graduate program. The grade received for the repeated course does not replace the original grade received but is calculated into the student’s overall grade point average as if it were any other course.

IMPORTANT! Repeating a course may impact a student’s financial aid. Please contact Student Financial Services at (775) 784-4666 prior to repeating a course to assess the possible consequences.