cookderosa Wrote:I don't know how COSC does it, but at TESC, if you take a class for graduate credit that is not part of a degree, you can "lower" it down and use it as upper level undergrad credit. So, possibly, if you were eligible to take any of your master's classes without enrolling as a cert/degree-seeker, just a few of them maybe, you could then use them in your COSC degree. I wouldn't word it like that when I asked COSC, I would instead tell them that you were interested in taking X classes for personal enrichment and your job, and wondered if they could be used in your degree. (if you completed the whole cert/degree they likely could NOT be used at COSC). If it worked, it would look something like this: grad class 1 and 2 --> undergrad degree --> graduate from COSC--> pick up graduate certificate where you left off. In this scenario, you're double dipping.

sanantone Wrote:Even though I don't plan on using any of my graduate credits toward an undergraduate degree, I sent my ASU transcript to TESC anyway. They gave me a warning on my evaluation that some schools may not accept graduate credit toward a graduate degree if those credits have already been used in an undergraduate program. I just thought I'd throw that warning out there.