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Mailman Student Handbook 08-09
Transfer Credits
Mon, 08/27/2007 - 16:42 — dale
The M.P.H. degree at the Mailman School requires a total of 45 points of academic credit. Transfer points from an accredited school may be granted toward M.P.H. degree requirements for graduate courses not counted toward another degree. Courses must be appropriate to the student’s degree program, meet Mailman School academic standards and approved by the student’s department. The grading should be letter grade and the grade earned should be B+ and higher. No more than 15 points may be transferred.
Core course requirements cannot be fulfilled with transfer points. Students who have taken similar courses elsewhere may either repeat the course(s) at the Mailman School or take and successfully pass the department’s Core Course waiver exam. Successful completion of a Core Course waiver exam exempts students from the course requirement but does not carry course credit or reduce the number of points needed for the degree. (See Degree Requirements: Core Courses, Waivers and Substitutions for additional information).
Requests for transfer credit must be made in writing by the student and approved by an academic advisor in the student’s department or program and by the Dean of Students. Requests must be accompanied by adequate documentation (official transcript showing successful completion of course, course syllabus, etc.).
Columbia University, Mailman School of Public Health. Student Handbook 2007|08
© 2007 by the Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New York
