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[Lori]

Hi everyone,
I pulled up my transcript on Webadvisor and it shows the fall grade,
but at the bottom it says that it is only 50 credits. When I count
them up, however, it's 53. One of the practicum's has a "Y" listed in
the Repeat column, (I assume b/c it's the same course number for
summer and fall). Does anyone else have this problem?

[Aimee St. Hilaire]

Lori,
This happened to me too. I emailed Dr. Larrivee about it and she said
she would look into it. It appears that the practicum course is
'repeated' and thus credited only once.

I have cc'd her here so that she knows others are affected.

I wonder if this means that our transcripts with 'degree awarded'
stamps will be postponed in mailing...

Aimee

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[Nicole Couture]

Hi Lori,

 

I found the same thing on my transcript, and called the Registrar yesterday. The woman I spoke with said that the computer must have picked up on the duplicate "991" in the course numbers, and therefore considered one section a repeated course. I assured her that they are indeed 2 separate courses, and so she was going to pass the info. along to the Registrar. She said to re-check BlackBoard in a few days for the correction. Soooo... I'm not sure if everyone will need to do this- most likely, if I had to guess.

 

Also, Lori- I wanted to thank you for the list of everyone's place of employment, and congrats to all who have found a job!! Like Erin, I too am still looking for "that perfect job."

 

Good luck to all, and I hope this helps!

Nicole

On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 10:17 PM, Lori <lar...@worcester.edu> wrote:

[Larrivee, Linda]

Hi Julie,
For some reason, the students who graduated in December 2008 did not receive course credit for their second CD 991 section.
Our graduate students need to take CD 990 a minimum of two times followed by CD 991 a minimum of two times.
This has never been a problem with multiple takes of CD 990. Perhaps because CD 991 is a newer course?
Can this be fixed?
Thank you,
Linda