The College for Creative Studies (CCS) supports our transfer students through: Articulation Agreements with other institutions to easily facilitate transfer credit. CCS supports ease … Continue reading “Articulation and Transfer Agreements”
Category: Academics
Academics
Assigning Academic Credit
College for Creative Studies uses credit hours as a general measure of academic work and progress toward degrees at both the Undergraduate and Graduate … Continue reading “Assigning Academic Credit”
Attendance
Regular class attendance is essential for learning and academic success. Students are expected to attend all class meetings, on time and for the full … Continue reading “Attendance”
Book and Art Supply Stores
The CCS Bookstore is located on the ground floor of the Taubman Center. It is open Monday through Saturday during the academic year. Throughout … Continue reading “Book and Art Supply Stores”
Bookstore Returns
Returns/exchanges will be accepted within 10 business days of purchase, and must be accompanied by the original receipt. Refunds will be issued in the … Continue reading “Bookstore Returns”
Building Policies
Art Centre Building (ACB) and Taubman Center (TC) ACB/TC Residents Every ACB/TC Resident is required to show their ID when entering the ACB/TC. Guests … Continue reading “Building Policies”
Catalog Year
Undergraduate Students The catalog year is given to a student when a student enters or matriculates into a degree program. The catalog year defines … Continue reading “Catalog Year”
Change of Academic Level
Changing Academic Level from Graduate to Undergraduate In order to be eligible for a change of academic level (from Graduate level to Undergraduate level) … Continue reading “Change of Academic Level”
Class Audit
Students, graduates and visitors may audit a class on a space-available basis. No academic credit is awarded for audited courses. Those wishing to audit … Continue reading “Class Audit”
Class Level
Undergraduate Students Class level is determined at the time of admission and at the end of each subsequent semester during which the student is … Continue reading “Class Level”