Examples of 'credit course' in a sentence

Meaning of "credit course"

credit course: A credit course is a class taken in school or college for which academic credit is awarded upon completion

How to use "credit course" in a sentence

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credit course
Forms an integral part of a specific credit course.
I took an extra credit course in philosophy.
Be enrolled in a high school dual credit course.
Credit Course Students choose a credit course which meets their needs and interests.
The peer helping program may be a credit course or a voluntary program.
Course ( s ) taken As part of a degree program specify As a general interest degree credit course.
This was a 4 credit course that met three mornings a week.
Hundreds of students every year at two universities take a credit course on human rights.
In addition to its credit course offerings, the MWC offers workshops, seminars, and tutorials.
The community involvement activities must not be part of a credit course and must be unpaid.
The 120 credit course comprises core courses and optional courses.
This is required since it is a 2 credit course.
Dr. Zwicky also developed a college credit course built around the programs.
Each elective must be a university transferable, 3 credit course.
MA The academic award confirms that the program is a credit course and belongs in Chapter I,.

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The Summer School is equivalent to a 3 credit course.
Average total time expected to be spent on a 3 credit course is around 135 hours.
Uh, you know, I signed up for a bunch of credit course.
Within the on-campus cohorts of the regular program, each 3 credit course has 36 contact hours.

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