Effective Date: June, 4 2013
Last Reviewed: June, 2 2013
Starting with the Class of 2017
Stonehill College credit may be granted for courses taken while a student attended high school provided:
- the course was taught on the campus or on-line at the regionally accredited college or university issuing the credit and official transcript;
- the course was taught by a regular member of the college or university faculty;
- the course was a regular part of the curriculum for degree-seeking students and published in the college or university catalog;
- the course was worth at least three semester-hour credits or four quarter-hour credits;
- the student received a grade of “C” or better; and
- the course must be comparable in nature and content to courses and credits offered through Stonehill College programs.
General Education Cornerstone Program credit will be awarded at the discretion of the assistant Dean of General Education and Academic Achievement.
Students are required to provide the Stonehill College Registrar’s Office with an official copy of the transfer school’s transcript, the completed Request for College Credit Form, and course description or syllabus of each course for which the student is requesting credit to ascertain course equivalency.