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Students who come to Boston College as transfers from another institution in the United States and who have been granted transfer credits by Boston College Admissions should consult with the department's transfer credit adviser to confirm how these credits will be applied to the Political Science major. This consultation should occur before registering for further political science courses.

Students who are enrolled at 蜜桃传媒 and take political science courses at other institutions in the U.S. or abroad may have such courses credited toward their major. However, the department will accept no more than two Political Science courses per semester (six credits) from another institution, or four courses (12 credits) for an entire year. These courses will count as major electives only.

Students are encouraged to take as many courses in political science as they wish at other institutions, within the U.S. or abroad. But, in all, no more than four courses (12 credits) taken at other institutions may be counted as elective courses toward the political science major. The additional courses may count toward the total courses required for the B.A. degree.

The four courses (12 credits) for the field distributional requirement in the Political Science major (one course [three credits] each in American, Comparative, and International Politics and in Political Theory) must be taken at Boston College.

Final approval of courses (credits) taken at other U.S. institutions requires the signature of the department's transfer credit adviser. Students are advised to discuss courses they might take at another U.S. institution with the transfer credit adviser in advance, to assure that the courses are eligible for political science credit.

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笔谤辞蹿别蝉蝉辞谤听Alice Behnegar is the department's transfer credit adviser.