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Grading Policies

  • Courses counted toward the 75-unit graduation requirement for the major must be taken for a letter grade, and a minimum grade of C is required.

    • Exceptions are Urban Studies courses numbered 100 and higher offered only on an S/NC basis, such as URBANST 201A Capstone Internship in Urban Studies.

  • ECON1 may be taken for CR/NC.

External Credit Policies

  • Students may count up to three non-Stanford courses, for a maximum of 15 units, toward the major [or minor].

  • Students should review the University transfer credit process opens in a new tab and obtain transfer credit approval by the Urban Studies program for specific major requirements.

  • Transfer credit is not awarded for an internship.

Additional Program Policies

Students may not count more than five units of URBANST 197 Directed Reading toward the major without permission of the Director.