Inter-Institutional Registration

There are many, many courses taught at the ÂÒÂ×Ç¿¼é; however, if there is one that interests you that is not taught here, there may be an option to take the course at another approved area college. These courses may be available to undergraduate students with no extra tuition charge if the guidelines below are met. Please see the registration form for more information:

  • The requested course(s) are not available at the home school.
  • The student is a full-time enrolled undergraduate student at the home school in a matriculated program throughout the duration of the requested course(s). See the registration form for the definition of a full-time enrolled student.
  • The course must be applicable toward the student’s undergraduate degree program.
  • Course enrollment through this inter-institutional agreement is not applicable to graduate students, graduate-level courses or during the summer semester.
  • Registration is on a space available basis.

Steps to Take

If you are a ÂÒÂ×Ç¿¼é undergraduate student interested in participating in the inter-institutional agreement, please follow these steps to get started:

Visiting Students

If you are a visiting student from another ÂÒÂ×Ç¿¼é Area College looking to take a course at the ÂÒÂ×Ç¿¼é through the inter-institutional process, please contact the Office of the University Registrar directly.

Acceptable Courses

Courses, whether elective or required for the major, must be transferable and/or comparable to courses offered at the ÂÒÂ×Ç¿¼é. Students taking courses at area colleges should apprise themselves of the differences in credit systems and plan accordingly.

Students should talk to a CCAS advisor for more information about what courses are considered transferable and/comparable, and for credit information.

Grades and Transcripts

Students should be aware that grades received in area college courses will not be included in the grade point average or on the ÂÒÂ×Ç¿¼é transcript. Transfer credit is awarded if C or higher grades are earned.

ROTC

Courses taken for Army ROTC or Air Force ROTC may be credited toward the fulfillment of the requirements of the BA or BS degree for up to five academic courses (20 credit hours). Please note that not all courses transfer. See a CCAS advisor for more information or with questions.

For information regarding credits from courses taken before 2013 or any questions, please contact cascas@ur.rochester.edu.

Air Force ROTC Program-Semesters (Fall 2013–Present)

This schedule has been arranged by special agreement between the Air Force program at RIT and our office.

Course #Course NameRIT Credit ValueUR Credit Value
AERO 401National Security/Leadership Responsibilities and Commissioning Preparation I33
AERO 402National Security/Leadership Responsibilities and Commissioning Preparation II33
MGMT 300Leading People and Effective Communication I33
MGMT 301Leading People and Effective Communication II33
AERO 201Team and Leadership Fundamentals I11
AERO 202Team and Leadership Fundamentals II11
AERO 101Heritage and Values I10
AERO 102Heritage and Values II10
WMIL 006Lead Lab00
WMIL 001Air Force ROTC Physical Training00

Army ROTC Program-Semester (Fall 2013–Present)

This schedule has been arranged by special agreement between the Army program at RIT and our office.

Course #Course NameRIT Credit ValueUR Credit Value
ARMY 101Introduction to Leadership20
ARMY 102Introduction to Tactical Leadership22
WMIL 021Army Leadership Lab00
WMIL 018Army Conditioning Drills00
HIST 199Survey of American Military History30
ARMY 201Innovative Team Leadership22
ARMY 202Foundations of Tactical Leadership20
ARMY 301Adaptive Team Leadership I22
ARMY 302Applied Team Leadership22
ARMY 340Army Leadership Lab (1 credit x 8 semesters)18
ARMY 401Adaptive Team Leadership II20
ARMY 402Leadership in a Complex World22