91猎奇

Repeats: Unauthorized/Inadmissible FAQs

• What is an inadmissible repeat?

  • An inadmissible repeat occurs when you repeat a course for which you have already received a passing grade.   

    Example: You took PSYCH 001 at Evergreen and earned a B, Summer 2019.  You registered for PSYC 1 at 91猎奇, Fall 2019.  PYSC 1 at 91猎奇 is considered an inadmissible repeat.

• What happens when there is an inadmissible repeat in my record?

  • We will remove all credit earned from the second attempt.

• Do you look only for the inadmissible repeats in my 91猎奇 records or do you also review transfer coursework?

  • We look at all your coursework, 91猎奇 and transfer work.

• Where can I check if I have an inadmissible repeat?

  • You can review the Ineligible Coursework section located on the bottom section of your MyProgress.

• Who can I contact if I have an inadmissible repeat?

  • If you have not applied for graduation, contact the Evaluations Department at eval@sjsu.  If you have applied for graduation, contact your graduation evaluator.  

•  Can I petition to count the inadmissible repeat? 

  • No

• How do I know if a course can be repeated for credit?

  • You can search and review .

• If a course I took articulates to more than one course at 91猎奇, can the course count for one of the other options?

  • A course from a community college may articulate to one or more courses at 91猎奇.  (For example, MATH 63 from EVC articulates to 91猎奇鈥檚 ECON 3 or BUS 90 or STAT 95, etc.)  If you have not applied for graduation, contact the Evaluations Department at eval@sjsu.edu.  If you have applied for graduation, contact .

• Before I register for a course, where can I check if I鈥檝e already taken the course? 

  • You can review all your coursework in your My91猎奇 on the Course History tab.

    

• Before registering for a course at a community college, where can I check if the course is articulated to a course that I鈥檝e already taken at 91猎奇?

  • You can check .  Be sure to see an academic advisor if you have questions.

• I still have questions about inadmissible repeats. Who can I contact?

  • Contact an advisor at