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Requirement Complete (RC)

Definition

This exception is used when an entire sub-requirement or requirement is to be fulfilled.

The “Requirement Complete” exception is virtually the same as “Waive Requirement.”

Example

A student is majoring in Special Education, which has a pre-requisite of ENGLISH 1110.0X. The student has transfer credit for ENGLISH 2367.01. The advisor has determined that the student does not need to take ENGLISH 1110 because a higher-level course was already completed.

 

Before the Exception

 

screenshot of degree audit; requirement still needed

 

 

Entering the Exception

 

Step 1. Select “Exceptions” from the menu bar, then select the “Add Exception” button.

 

screenshot of "add exception" button

 

 

Step 2. Select “Requirement Complete” from list of Exception Types.

 

screenshot of exception types

 

 

Step 3. Enter the pseudo course for the sub-requirement being forced to completion, and then select “Save” toward the bottom of the page.

 

screenshot of text box to enter pseudo-course and the save button

 

 

After the Exception

 

screenshot of degree audit showing requirement as completed