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Graduate Courses in Non-Rackham Programs
It is possible
for Rackham students, with the approval of their departments,
to apply non-Rackham course credits toward Rackham degree requirements,
usually as cognates. They may do so by completing courses offered
by non-Rackham graduate or professional programs. For courses
to be included on the following list, they must meet the academic
standards outlined in Rackham's, "Guidelines for Graduate
Course Approval," and be taught by either a regular member
of the faculty or an instructor whose credentials qualify them
to teach at the graduate level.
Some of the courses
on the following list are offered by Rackham programs but are
not applicable toward their own graduate degree requirements.
These courses are considered by the Rackham home department to
be graduate level work only for students in other departments--because
they expect their own students to have mastered the course material
previously (e.g., as undergraduates). Please note that graduate
credit will not be granted simply on the argument that some graduate
students wish or need to know the material.
Once Rackham
has accepted the course, the Office of the Registrar will designate
Rackham credit for the course in the Univerity database. If not
accepted by Rackham, the course will appear on a Rackham student's
transcript as NCTP (not for credit toward program).
Inclusion
on the following list does not guarantee that the student's department
will count the credits toward the student's degree requirements.
Therefore, students intending to apply any non-Rackham course
must always check with an advisor and the department before enrolling.
List of Programs
Graduate Courses in Non-Rackham Programs
Afroamerican and
African Studies
Anesthesiology
Dermatology
English Composition
Board
Engineering
English Language
Institute
Environment, Program in the
Geography
Great Books
Institute for
the Humanities
Internal Medicine
Manufacturing
Medieval and Early
Modern Studies
Movement Science
Neurology
Obstetrics and
Gynecology
Otorhinolaryngology
Pediatrics
Pharmacy Administration
Physical Education
Physiological
Acoustics
Physical Medicine
and Rehabilitation
Population Studies
Center
Post Graduate Medicine
Psychiatry
Public Health,
School of
Religion
Residential College
Social Work
Sports Management
and Communication
Study Abroad
Surgery
Technical Communication
University Courses
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