Credit will not be considered residence credit.Credit will be recorded with grade to indicate the level of performance in the examination but will not be considered in computing grade point average.Not more than sixteen credits may be earned in any one subject.Credit by a special examination is restricted as follows: Upon the recommendation of the department chairperson and with the written approval of the appropriate College or School office, a student may earn credit in a course in which he/she has not been regularly enrolled in this University, but which is offered by a Department, by passing a special examination. For further information, consult the current Undergraduate Bulletin or Graduate Bulletin. Admission to the AGRADE program does not constitute admission to a graduate program the student must apply for admission as a graduate student and be admitted, following which Student Records creates a graduate transcript showing the authorized courses, credit and grades.Įach academic department in Liberal Arts & Sciences has the prerogative of deciding whether or not to participate in the AGRADE program. Such students who are majoring in a department that participates may, upon admission to the AGRADE program, begin to accumulate up to 15 semester hours of approved coursework that will fulfill undergraduate and graduate requirements simultaneously. The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences introduced the Accelerated Graduate Enrollment (AGRADE) program in the Fall 1989 to encourage academically superior students to continue their education at Wayne State as graduate students.

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