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  School of Management and Labor Relations 2008-2010 Academic Policies and Procedures Registration and Course Information Transfer of Credit  

Transfer of Credit


Students may not transfer credits for courses taken at other institutions until they have completed at least 12 hours of graduate courses with a grade of B or better as a matriculated student at the School of Management and Labor Relations. The courses being transferred must relate directly to a student's program of study at Rutgers, and the student must have received a grade of B or better in them. No credit may be transferred for thesis research work, coursework done as independent study, or work in courses that were not graded. Grades of P or S are eligible for transfer if equivalent to a grade of B or better and accompanied by a letter of equivalency from the instructor of the course.

Permission is required to transfer credit for courses taken more than six years prior to the application for transfer of credit.

No more than 18 credits may be transferred for the master in human resource management (M.H.R.M.) degree program and no more than 12 credits may be transferred for the master in labor and employment relations (M.L.E.R.) degree program. No more than 40 percent of the credits required for a master's degree may be transferred from another institution. Quarter credits will be converted to semester credits by reducing the total by one-third.

For transfer of graduate courses taken as an undergraduate student, a letter is required from the registrar of the institution involved stating that the course or courses were not used toward an undergraduate degree. Applications for transfer of credit are available from graduate program directors.

 
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