Retake

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Goldilocks115

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In order for something to count as a retake does it need to be the same course number? I took Zoo2303c vertebrate zoology but I want to retake this to improve my gpa. I moved however and the class at the university here is Zoo3713c vertebrate form and function. Please help!
 
Goldilocks115 said:
In order for something to count as a retake does it need to be the same course number? I took Zoo2303c vertebrate zoology but I want to retake this to improve my gpa. I moved however and the class at the university here is Zoo3713c vertebrate form and function. Please help!
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Similar name and course description. Number is irrelevant

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For anyone reading this that may be in a similar situation in order for it to count as a retake it has to be an undergraduate class, same credit number, and similar course content. I emailed them and that was their response. My new dilemna is the course I took was four credits and the new one is three credits so it doesn't count as a retake.
 
Goldilocks115 said:
For anyone reading this that may be in a similar situation in order for it to count as a retake it has to be an undergraduate class, same credit number, and similar course content. I emailed them and that was their response. My new dilemna is the course I took was four credits and the new one is three credits so it doesn't count as a retake.
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yeah. if you would have asked that, everyone could have told you that.
 
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