By Kristi Conrad
Academic Advisor and Transfer Specialist for the College of Arts & Sciences
It’s always a good idea to keep your course syllabi. Syllabi are useful for noting material you have learned on a resumé or job application.
Kristi Conrad
They also are very helpful when you need to take a class at another college or university, as the syllabi tells whether you have learned the material needed to have a course equated when transferring.
Keeping the syllabus for a course where this may be an issue makes it easier for the adviser to review the course and possibly change the equation.
If you feel that a course was not properly equated and you have the syllabus, please contact Kristi Conrad (conradk@ohio.edu) for further course review.
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