Definition of credit course in English:

credit course

noun

North American

An educational course taken for credit towards a degree, diploma, etc.
he taught over 800 students in a credit course called library research strategies
Example sentencesExamples
- Students may be able to earn an elective credit course within their nursing program for their independent study experience at camp.
- In many cases students taking credit courses do not even enter the two-year college with the intention of getting an associate degree.
- Outcomes Assessment in Pharmacy was a required three-quarter credit course taught to pharmacy students in their third professional year.
- About 7,200 students take credit courses at Capilano College.
- She completed many of her credit courses via videos of course lectures and other course-related material.
- By providing instructional subsidy for credit courses, it would appear that the state is addressing its core value of affordability for credit instruction.
- Credit courses carry a higher perceived positive fiscal consequence to institutions than non-credit courses.
- Tutu will also teach a semester credit course for University of North Florida students to be titled "Truth and Reconciliation."
- If the costs associated with credit courses exceed those of non-credit courses, those extra costs would also increase student tuition costs.
- English 301 and English 302 are two three-unit academic credit courses designed for students for whom English is a second language.

Definition of credit course in US English:

credit course

noun

North American

An educational course taken for credit towards a degree, diploma, etc.
he taught over 800 students in a credit course called library research strategies
Example sentencesExamples
- Students may be able to earn an elective credit course within their nursing program for their independent study experience at camp.
- By providing instructional subsidy for credit courses, it would appear that the state is addressing its core value of affordability for credit instruction.
- If the costs associated with credit courses exceed those of non-credit courses, those extra costs would also increase student tuition costs.
- About 7,200 students take credit courses at Capilano College.
- English 301 and English 302 are two three-unit academic credit courses designed for students for whom English is a second language.
- In many cases students taking credit courses do not even enter the two-year college with the intention of getting an associate degree.
- Credit courses carry a higher perceived positive fiscal consequence to institutions than non-credit courses.
- She completed many of her credit courses via videos of course lectures and other course-related material.
- Tutu will also teach a semester credit course for University of North Florida students to be titled "Truth and Reconciliation."
- Outcomes Assessment in Pharmacy was a required three-quarter credit course taught to pharmacy students in their third professional year.

词汇	credit course
释义	Definition of credit course in English: credit course noun North American An educational course taken for credit towards a degree, diploma, etc. he taught over 800 students in a credit course called library research strategies Example sentencesExamples Students may be able to earn an elective credit course within their nursing program for their independent study experience at camp. In many cases students taking credit courses do not even enter the two-year college with the intention of getting an associate degree. Outcomes Assessment in Pharmacy was a required three-quarter credit course taught to pharmacy students in their third professional year. About 7,200 students take credit courses at Capilano College. She completed many of her credit courses via videos of course lectures and other course-related material. By providing instructional subsidy for credit courses, it would appear that the state is addressing its core value of affordability for credit instruction. Credit courses carry a higher perceived positive fiscal consequence to institutions than non-credit courses. Tutu will also teach a semester credit course for University of North Florida students to be titled "Truth and Reconciliation." If the costs associated with credit courses exceed those of non-credit courses, those extra costs would also increase student tuition costs. English 301 and English 302 are two three-unit academic credit courses designed for students for whom English is a second language. Definition of credit course in US English: credit course noun North American An educational course taken for credit towards a degree, diploma, etc. he taught over 800 students in a credit course called library research strategies Example sentencesExamples Students may be able to earn an elective credit course within their nursing program for their independent study experience at camp. By providing instructional subsidy for credit courses, it would appear that the state is addressing its core value of affordability for credit instruction. If the costs associated with credit courses exceed those of non-credit courses, those extra costs would also increase student tuition costs. About 7,200 students take credit courses at Capilano College. English 301 and English 302 are two three-unit academic credit courses designed for students for whom English is a second language. In many cases students taking credit courses do not even enter the two-year college with the intention of getting an associate degree. Credit courses carry a higher perceived positive fiscal consequence to institutions than non-credit courses. She completed many of her credit courses via videos of course lectures and other course-related material. Tutu will also teach a semester credit course for University of North Florida students to be titled "Truth and Reconciliation." Outcomes Assessment in Pharmacy was a required three-quarter credit course taught to pharmacy students in their third professional year.
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