Most courses may be taken one time only for credit toward the BA, unless the course has been approved to be repeated for credit.
Students seeking to improve their grade point average may retake a course that has not been approved as repeatable for credit. While both instances of the course and the grades for each will appear on the transcript:
Students should also be aware that certain graduate schools will count both grades in the average.
Below are the Gallatin courses that have been approved as repeatable for credit toward the BA degree:
| Course Name | Course Number | Number of Credits | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Advanced Fiction Writing | WRTNG-UG 1555 | 4 units | (Students may take this course two times, for a total of 8 units.) |
| Advanced Poetry Writing | WRTNG-UG 1564 | 4 units | (Students may take this course two times, for a total of 8 units.) |
| Advanced Shakespeare Scene Study | *ARTS-UG 1023 | 4 units | (Students may take this course two times, for a total of 8 units.) |
| Architecture and Urban Design Lab I | ARTS-UG 1614 Or ARTS-UG 1619 | 6 units | (Students may take any combination of these two courses for a total of 12 units; e.g. ARTS-UG 1614 two times, or ARTS-UG 1614 and ARTS-UG 1619 one time each.) |
| The Art and Craft of Poetry | WRTNG-UG 1560 | 4 units | (Students may take this course two times, for a total of 8 units.) |
| The Art of Travel | TRAVL-UG1200 | 2 units | (Students may take this course two times, for a total of 4 units.) |
| Fiction Writing | WRTNG-UG 1550 | 4 units | (Students may take this course two times, for a total of 8 units.) |
| Practicum in Fashion Business | PRACT-UG 1301 | 4 units | (Students may take this course two times, for a total of 8 units.) |
| Reading & Writing the Short Story | WRTNG-UG 1540 | 4 units | (Students may take this course two times, for a total of 8 units.) |
* Beginning Spring 2013, unique Gallatin Arts Workshop courses, ARTS-UG, are no longer repeatable for credit. Students may take each Arts Workshop course only one time for credit (with the exceptions as indicated in the chart above).