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Undergraduate students may repeat 28 units over their entire CSULB undergraduate career, of which 16 units maximum can be for grade forgiveness, in which the grade in the first attempt is excluded from the GPA. Students may repeat courses only if a D, F, WU, or NC was earned.

Maximum Unit Exceptions (Overloads) Exceptions are considered only if you have both a demonstrated need for the overload (usually to avoid undue delay in graduation) and the demonstrated ability to succeed in a heavy course load.

Undergraduate students may repeat 28 units over their entire CSULB undergraduate career, of which 16 units maximum can be for grade forgiveness, in which the grade in the first attempt is excluded from the GPA. Students may repeat courses only if a D, F, WU, or NC was earned.

An exception to Academic Policy will be considered only in cases of demonstrated need and documented circumstances which support the potential for the student's future academic success.

Maximum Unit Exceptions (Overloads) Exceptions are considered only if you have both a demonstrated need for the overload (usually to avoid undue delay in graduation) and the demonstrated ability to succeed in a heavy course load.

The University has a policy which allows undergraduates to repeat a course in which they earned a “D”, “F,” or “WU”. If the second grade is a “C” or better and taken at CSULB, the second grade will be used to calculate your GPA.

Undergraduate students may repeat 28 units over their entire CSULB undergraduate career, of which 16 units maximum can be for grade forgiveness, in which the grade in the first attempt is excluded from the GPA. Students may repeat courses only if a D, F, WU, or NC was earned.

An exception to Academic Policy will be considered only in cases of demonstrated need and documented circumstances which support the potential for the student's future academic success.

Undergraduate students may repeat 28 units over their entire CSULB undergraduate career, of which 16 units maximum can be for grade forgiveness, in which the grade in the first attempt is excluded from the GPA. Students may repeat courses only if a D, F, WU, or NC was earned.

Full-time enrollment during the fall and spring semesters is: Undergraduate, credential, and second baccalaureate students: 12 or more units. Master's degree and certificate students: 8 or more units. Doctoral students: 6 or more units.

The University has a policy which allows undergraduates to repeat a course in which they earned a “D”, “F,” or “WU”. If the second grade is a “C” or better and taken at CSULB, the second grade will be used to calculate your GPA.

CSULB accepts only 70 transferable semester (105 quarter) units from community colleges, and 94 semester (141 quarter) units from other four-year accredited institutions toward the completion of your degree.

Undergraduate students may repeat 28 units over their entire CSULB undergraduate career, of which 16 units maximum can be for grade forgiveness, in which the grade in the first attempt is excluded from the GPA. Students may repeat courses only if a D, F, WU, or NC was earned.

The official unit limit per fall or spring semester is 18 units. Students seeking to exceed the 18-unit limit must submit a request for a Maximum Unit Exception in their MyCSULB Student Center. Students are expected to spend, on the average, two hours of preparation and study for each hour of class time.

Undergraduate students may repeat 28 units over their entire CSULB undergraduate career, of which 16 units maximum can be for grade forgiveness, in which the grade in the first attempt is excluded from the GPA. Students may repeat courses only if a D, F, WU, or NC was earned.

However, the Grade Forgiveness Rule allows undergraduate students to request to repeat a course under a different arrangement: once the second attempt is completed, the grade and earned credit hours of the first attempt are permanently removed from the student's GPA calculation and total earned hours.

Full-time enrollment during the fall and spring semesters is: Undergraduate, credential, and second baccalaureate students: 12 or more units. Master's degree and certificate students: 8 or more units. Doctoral students: 6 or more units.

CSULB accepts only 70 transferable semester (105 quarter) units from community colleges, and 94 semester (141 quarter) units from other four-year accredited institutions toward the completion of your degree.

The official unit limit per fall or spring semester is 18 units. Students seeking to exceed the 18-unit limit must submit a request for a Maximum Unit Exception in their MyCSULB Student Center. Students are expected to spend, on the average, two hours of preparation and study for each hour of class time.

However, the Grade Forgiveness Rule allows undergraduate students to request to repeat a course under a different arrangement: once the second attempt is completed, the grade and earned credit hours of the first attempt are permanently removed from the student's GPA calculation and total earned hours.

Students who have been placed on academic warning (formerly know as academic probation) and who do not raise their CSULB cumulative GPA (all courses at CSULB) and their overall cumulative GPA (all transferable college courses, including CSULB work) to 2.0 may be subject to academic disqualification.

An A, B, and C are considered passing while D and F are considered below average and failing. Each of these marks are then averaged based on the number of credits assigned in what we call a Grade Point Average (GPA). For example, a 1 credit class will not affect the average as much as a 3-credit class.

Undergraduate students may repeat 28 units over their entire CSULB undergraduate career, of which 16 units maximum can be for grade forgiveness, in which the grade in the first attempt is excluded from the GPA. Students may repeat courses only if a D, F, WU, or NC was earned.

Maximum Unit Exceptions (Overloads) Exceptions are considered only if you have both a demonstrated need for the overload (usually to avoid undue delay in graduation) and the demonstrated ability to succeed in a heavy course load.

An exception to Academic Policy will be considered only in cases of demonstrated need and documented circumstances which support the potential for the student's future academic success.

The University has a policy which allows undergraduates to repeat a course in which they earned a “D”, “F,” or “WU”. If the second grade is a “C” or better and taken at CSULB, the second grade will be used to calculate your GPA.

Undergraduate students may repeat 28 units over their entire CSULB undergraduate career, of which 16 units maximum can be for grade forgiveness, in which the grade in the first attempt is excluded from the GPA. Students may repeat courses only if a D, F, WU, or NC was earned.

Undergraduate students may repeat 28 units over their entire CSULB undergraduate career, of which 16 units maximum can be for grade forgiveness, in which the grade in the first attempt is excluded from the GPA. Students may repeat courses only if a D, F, WU, or NC was earned.

Full-time enrollment during the fall and spring semesters is: Undergraduate, credential, and second baccalaureate students: 12 or more units. Master's degree and certificate students: 8 or more units. Doctoral students: 6 or more units.

CSULB accepts only 70 transferable semester (105 quarter) units from community colleges, and 94 semester (141 quarter) units from other four-year accredited institutions toward the completion of your degree.

The official unit limit per fall or spring semester is 18 units. Students seeking to exceed the 18-unit limit must submit a request for a Maximum Unit Exception in their MyCSULB Student Center. Students are expected to spend, on the average, two hours of preparation and study for each hour of class time.

However, the Grade Forgiveness Rule allows undergraduate students to request to repeat a course under a different arrangement: once the second attempt is completed, the grade and earned credit hours of the first attempt are permanently removed from the student's GPA calculation and total earned hours.

Students who have been placed on academic warning (formerly know as academic probation) and who do not raise their CSULB cumulative GPA (all courses at CSULB) and their overall cumulative GPA (all transferable college courses, including CSULB work) to 2.0 may be subject to academic disqualification.

An A, B, and C are considered passing while D and F are considered below average and failing. Each of these marks are then averaged based on the number of credits assigned in what we call a Grade Point Average (GPA). For example, a 1 credit class will not affect the average as much as a 3-credit class.

Undergraduate students may repeat 28 units over their entire CSULB undergraduate career, of which 16 units maximum can be for grade forgiveness, in which the grade in the first attempt is excluded from the GPA. Students may repeat courses only if a D, F, WU, or NC was earned.

Maximum Unit Exceptions (Overloads) Exceptions are considered only if you have both a demonstrated need for the overload (usually to avoid undue delay in graduation) and the demonstrated ability to succeed in a heavy course load.

An exception to Academic Policy will be considered only in cases of demonstrated need and documented circumstances which support the potential for the student's future academic success.

The University has a policy which allows undergraduates to repeat a course in which they earned a “D”, “F,” or “WU”. If the second grade is a “C” or better and taken at CSULB, the second grade will be used to calculate your GPA.

Undergraduate students may repeat 28 units over their entire CSULB undergraduate career, of which 16 units maximum can be for grade forgiveness, in which the grade in the first attempt is excluded from the GPA. Students may repeat courses only if a D, F, WU, or NC was earned.

Undergraduate students may repeat 28 units over their entire CSULB undergraduate career, of which 16 units maximum can be for grade forgiveness, in which the grade in the first attempt is excluded from the GPA. Students may repeat courses only if a D, F, WU, or NC was earned.

Full-time enrollment during the fall and spring semesters is: Undergraduate, credential, and second baccalaureate students: 12 or more units. Master's degree and certificate students: 8 or more units. Doctoral students: 6 or more units.

CSULB accepts only 70 transferable semester (105 quarter) units from community colleges, and 94 semester (141 quarter) units from other four-year accredited institutions toward the completion of your degree.

The official unit limit per fall or spring semester is 18 units. Students seeking to exceed the 18-unit limit must submit a request for a Maximum Unit Exception in their MyCSULB Student Center. Students are expected to spend, on the average, two hours of preparation and study for each hour of class time.

However, the Grade Forgiveness Rule allows undergraduate students to request to repeat a course under a different arrangement: once the second attempt is completed, the grade and earned credit hours of the first attempt are permanently removed from the student's GPA calculation and total earned hours.

Students who have been placed on academic warning (formerly know as academic probation) and who do not raise their CSULB cumulative GPA (all courses at CSULB) and their overall cumulative GPA (all transferable college courses, including CSULB work) to 2.0 may be subject to academic disqualification.

An A, B, and C are considered passing while D and F are considered below average and failing. Each of these marks are then averaged based on the number of credits assigned in what we call a Grade Point Average (GPA). For example, a 1 credit class will not affect the average as much as a 3-credit class.