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Skip to contentInside Arts & SciencesMenu Close Search Academic AdministrationPersonnel Policies & ProceduresTenure & PromotionCommittees & CouncilsResources for Chairs & DirectorsResources for Staff DevelopmentFaculty Activity ReportingAwards & RecognitionForms & PoliciesDean&＃039;s Communications ArchiveTeachingFor teaching-track facultyResearchSPEED seed grant programOur PeopleCalendarAnnouncements & UpdatesDean&＃039;s Communications ArchiveA&S Strategic Plan CommunicationsA&S Job OpeningsChairs and Directors GuidebookLet your curiosity lead the way:Contact UsHomeAdvancementBudget & FinanceComputing & TechnologyData & AnalysisDean&＃039;s CommunicationsFacilitiesWeb & Communications Arts & Sciences Graduate Studies in A&SResolution to Reinstate Credit for ROTC CoursesThe awarding of credit for Military Sciences (I25) courses has been prohibited since a resolution was adopted by a Faculty Senate vote on April 14, 1970.  The Curriculum Committee recommends that the Arts & Sciences faculty reinstate the awarding of credit to Arts & Sciences students who successfully complete courses offered through the ROTC program. The courses will be categorized within the allowable units (30 maximum) that students earn from courses offered by the Olin School of Business, the School of Engineering, University College, or the Sam Fox School and will not count toward the 90 units (minimum) of Arts & Sciences credit required for the A. B. degree.  I25 courses at the 300 level and above will receive a letter grade and will count toward a student’s GPA. The syllabi of all ROTC courses must be reviewed and approved by the Curriculum Committee of Arts and Sciences to be authorized for credit.  Any significant changes to course content, modes of assessment, or instructor of previously approved courses must be submitted to the Curriculum Committee for approval. ROTC courses are open to all Arts and Sciences students who have met listed prerequisites. Credit will be awarded for no more than one course per semester for a maximum of 16 units. Supplementary MaterialsDecember 1968 Faculty Meeting minutes Letter from Prof. Friedlander to Dean Schaal (10 October 2013) Summary Memo of Discussion at the Curriculum Cttee. Colonel Waters&＃039; Presentation Curriculum Cttee. Colonel Waters&＃039; Powerpoint Presentation School of Engineering policy change Print Friendly: Resolution for Faculty vote on 25 April 2014 Military Science Course Descriptions Student Union Resolution 2014 Quick Links2021 A&S STRATEGIC PLANForms & policiesEventsDirectoryContact One wustlAdditional information Arts & Sciences Graduate Studies in A&SCopyright 2024 by:Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. LouisFollow Us Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube LinkedIn Contact Us: Office of the Dean [email protected] Visit the main Washington University in St. Louis website1 Brookings Drive / St. Louis, MO 63130 / wustl.edu