To allow sufficient time to complete all the steps in the visa process, students must submit an official transcript or official course by course evaluation with final grades (B- or higher) for all prerequisite courses to the Office of Admissions at least 3 months prior to the beginning of the term in which they wish to begin studies (October for spring term; May for fall term).
While they are not candidates for any degree, special students are much like first-year graduate students; they participate in coursework and may request an official Harvard transcript of courses and grades received.
Students fulfilling the requirements of the Area of Concentration in Genetics will receive a note on their official transcript. 1 course - Organismal Diversity (see course listings).
Students who successfully complete four courses, with a cumulative grade of B or better will be awarded a Certification of Professional Achievement in Graduate Foundations and an official Columbia University transcript detailing the course of study.
Students who complete three courses in a thread, and participate in a course threads symposium (offered each semester), will have the course thread noted on their official university transcript.
To drop a course, you drop the course yourself on DukeHub during the drop/add period, and the course does not appear on your official Duke transcript.
Request all official transcripts for courses you wish to transfer be sent to the Engineering Registrar's Office in 170 Rhodes Hall.
In addition to the requirements listed below, all students must submit one official transcript showing courses and grades for each school attended, a statement of academic purpose, and three letters of evaluation from academic sources.
In addition to the requirements listed below, all students must submit one official transcript showing courses and grades per school attended, a statement of academic purpose, a writing sample as described below, and three letters of evaluation from academic and/or work sources.
You'll enroll in two Cornell classes one on academic writing and a second course of your choice and earn an official Cornell transcript and six college credits.
When you drop a course, you can do so yourself through DukeHub during the Drop/Add period, and the course does not appear on your official Duke transcript.
