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Seniors Taking Graduate Level Courses for Graduate Credit

Senior students in their last semester of resident work at Oneonta who have a minimum GPA of 3.0 may take one graduate course for graduate credit. If the student’s GPA is 3.5 or above, they may take a maximum of two graduate courses. In either case, undertaking graduate level work must not delay completion of undergraduate degree requirements. Graduate credits cannot be applied toward a bachelor’s degree. Students choosing this option should understand that this does not admit them to graduate study in a master’s program. Some graduate level courses may not be open to undergraduate students under any circumstance. Students must file a "Senior Enrollment in Graduate Course" form, signed by the course instructor, with their Registration form at the time of registration. The form is available in the Graduate Office. The ratio of seniors to graduate students in a graduate course should normally not exceed 10%, but in classes with enrollments of less than ten students, one or two seniors may be permitted.

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