The University Curriculum (UC) requirements are for students who matriculated into SMU between Fall 2016 and Spring 2020.
Use the UC student forms and petitions below.
Use the UC student forms and petitions below.
Use the Advance Approval of Transfer Work (US) form when you plan to take classes at another university and transfer them back to SMU. After your first term of enrollment at SMU, only courses from four-year universities will transfer back to SMU for credit hours. All courses will need pre-approval by the SMU department offering equivalent/similar classes. You may also request for the UC office to approve your chosen class to satisfy Breadth, Depth, and Pillar requirements.
Submitting your request:
Use the Course-Based Proficiency and Experience Request if you believe that work you completed in an SMU or transfer course (not already tagged for the requested requirement) qualifies to satisfy a specific UC Proficiency. You must have successfully completed an SMU course that met the Basic Course Criteria and gave you the opportunity to develop and demonstrate each of the Student Learning Outcomes for the requested UC proficiency.
Use this Non-Course-Based Proficiency and Experience Request if you believe that an activity you participated in outside of class should to satisfy one of the following:
The Undergraduate Petition for Reevaluation of Transfer Work is used to request that transfer coursework be reconsidered as either a generic course designation (ex. HUM 10XX) or a specific SMU course equivalent. You may also use this petition to request that a course which was given an XX, YY, etc., designation satisfy a specific UC requirement.
Re-evaluation of Transfer Credits, Option 1- Click this link to request a re-evaluation of transfer credit towards University Curriculum Foundation/Breadths/Depths requirements or free-elective credit.
Re-evaluation of Transfer Credits, Option 2- Click this link to request a re-evaluation of transfer credit towards University Curriculum major or minor requirements.
The Petition for University Curriculum Students to Use Common Curriculum Breadth Components is used to request that Common Curriculum Breadth requirements be used to satisfy University Curriculum Breadth requirements. Once a student chooses to have CC credit they in turn will forfeit any UC Foundation, Breadth, and Depth credit it currently carries.
The Office of General Education (OGE or GenEd) provides campus-wide leadership in undergraduate education and administers the general education policy that has been enacted by the Council of General Education.