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A maximum of 7 units of transfer credit, including credit by examination, may be applied to a degree program and credit will not be awarded for the same course more than once. Credit earned by examination may be used to satisfy requirements in the same manner as the college courses, which the tests replace, or as the academic department concerned might specify. Like transfer work, credit earned by examination will not be used in the calculation of a student's grade point average and exam results are not listed on the University of Richmond transcript. Exemption from a course based on an examination score will meet an individual requirement but will not be eligible for the transfer of credit.

Business Administration and Management, General

Non-Profit/Public/Organizational Management

Accounting

Journalism

Computer and Information Sciences, General

Information Technology

Computer and Information Systems Security/Auditing/Information Assurance

Curriculum and Instruction

Educational Leadership and Administration, General

English Language and Literature, General

Rhetoric and Composition

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Spanish Language and Literature

Ancient/Classical Greek Language and Literature

Latin Language and Literature

European Studies/Civilization

Latin American Studies

Near and Middle Eastern Studies

Russian Studies

Chinese Studies

French Studies

German Studies

Italian Studies

Women's Studies

African Studies

American/United States Studies/Civilization

Asian Studies/Civilization

Biology/Biological Sciences, General

Molecular Biochemistry

Human Resources Management/Personnel Administration, General

Organizational Behavior Studies

Bioethics/Medical Ethics

Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, General

Ancient Studies/Civilization

Cognitive Science, General

Environmental Studies

Religion/Religious Studies

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Chemistry, General

Physics, General

Psychology, General

Human Services, General

Econometrics and Quantitative Economics

Development Economics and International Development

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Geography

International Relations and Affairs

Political Science and Government, General

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Anthropology

Economics, General

Dance, General

Drama and Dramatics/Theater Arts, General

Film/Cinema/Media Studies

Fine/Studio Arts, General

Art History, Criticism and Conservation

Music, General

History, General

Criminal Justice/Safety Studies

Legal Assistant/Paralegal

Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies

Humanities/Humanistic Studies

Mathematics, General

Located in the capital city of Virginia, the University of Richmond combines the characteristics of a small college with the dynamics and resources of a large university, including Division I athletics. Our smaller size, beautiful suburban campus, and outstanding facilities offer students an extraordinary range of intellectual achievement and personal growth opportunities. While faculty-student interaction and dialogue are at the forefront of the academic experience, research, internships, and international experiences are essential components of students' lives. Richmond is committed to providing students with rigorous academics and experiential learning. The University offers funding for undergraduate research, summer fellowships, and internships. Our global approach to education shines through our many study-abroad and language immersion programs. We are committed to diversity and believe in leveraging its benefits in all aspects of college life. The student body is composed of scholars from a variety of backgrounds. Nearly one in four undergraduates is a domestic student of color; one in seven is the first in their family to attend college; one in eleven is an international student; and 84 percent hail from outside of Virginia. The University is one of very few U.S. colleges that combines need-blind admission and meets 100 percent of demonstrated financial need for U.S. citizens and permanent residents. Richmond will offer a temporary change in its admission practice by giving first-year applicants for 2025 the choice of applying with standardized test scores or applying under test-optional review.

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