Grad Credit Deadlines
Spring 2020
| By… | You must have… |
|---|---|
| Monday, Apr 6 @ 9:00am | Submitted a complete application for graduate-level coursework happening this quarter |
| Wednesday, Apr 8 @ 5:00pm | Received a confirmation email stating that an Honors adviser has approved or denied your application |
| Tuesday, Apr 14 @ 9:00am | Submitted any revisions for graduate-level coursework denied by an Honors adviser |
| Thursday, Apr 16 @ 9:00am | Received adviser approval for any revisions made to an application that was initially denied. |
Summer 2020
| By… | You must have… |
|---|---|
| Monday, Jun 29 @ 9:00am | Submitted a complete application for graduate-level coursework happening this quarter |
| Wednesday, Jul 1 @ 5:00pm | Received a confirmation email stating that an Honors adviser has approved or denied your application |
| Tuesday, Jul 7 @ 9:00am | Submitted any revisions for graduate-level coursework denied by an Honors adviser |
| Thursday, Jul 9 @ 9:00am | Received adviser approval for any revisions made to an application that was initially denied. |
Summer C-Term 2020
Dates not available for this quarter.
Overview
Applying graduate-level coursework towards your Honors requirements
Students may take approved four- or five-credit graduate-level (500-level or above) courses (with 50 people or less) to earn Interdisciplinary Honors credit. Students must complete and submit the Graduate-level Honors credit form to the Honors Program to apply the course towards the Interdisciplinary Honors requirements. Graduate courses will ONLY count in the “Additional Any” category of the Core curriculum. Please contact an Honors adviser in advance of submitting the form if you have questions about whether the graduate course you are considering is eligible.
Joint-listed graduate+undergraduate courses
Some graduate-level courses are jointly listed with undergraduate (4xx and below) courses; students may enroll using either course number depending on how they want the course to appear on their UW transcript.
- If you will be enrolling with the 5xx or above course number, simply use the graduate-level credit form linked on this page.
- If you will be enrolling with the 4xx or below course number, you should use the Ad Hoc Honors form instead and indicate in the written sections that the course is being taught at a graduate level. After being approved by the Honors Program, it will go on to your instructor for final approval to ensure they are aware of the arrangement.