A course credit exclusion is a formal status accorded to a set of undergraduate or graduate courses that are recognized as having sufficient overlap in content. Although the courses may have a significant degree of overlap, they are not considered fully equivalent and/or interchangeable.

Students will not receive credit for multiple courses in a designated set of course credit exclusions.

If degree requirements specify that one course in the set is required to fulfill a program requirement, the student cannot use the other courses in the set to fulfill degree requirements.