07-10-2014, 11:32 AM
Yanji Wrote:Wouldn't the most obvious option at that point be to either see if Texas A&M offer the 9 credits he needs to complete his degree requirements online or see if he can take those courses elsewhere (online or local B&M) to transfer in?
I had the exact same thought, it's only nine credits. He could speak to the Dean and arrange Independent Study courses; if possible, they would just assign him a mentor. Any lab work, if neccessary, could be arranged during specific hours (during evening classes/saturdays). I'm sure special circumstances / accommodations for certain students have been made before. I would imagine it happens at most large institutions, be it for health, life changes or business reasons.
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