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Can I use courses taken as non-degree (G6) student towards a graduate degree?

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Can I use courses taken as non-degree (G6) student towards a graduate degree?

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Maybe. If at a later date, a post baccalaureate non-degree student is admitted to a graduate degree program, with the approval of the student’s graduate advisory committee, the department head, the college dean, and the Office of Graduate Studies, a maximum of 12 credit hours taken in post baccalaureate non-degree status may be used on a student’s degree plan. The student should understand, however, that a college or a department may decide whether or not to accept any G6 work toward the student’s graduate degree.

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