My guess is there might be some classes specifically unique to Notre Dame's teachings that can't be taught anywhere else nor accepted by ND if learned at another school?Duke is an academically respected school, just odd. Wonder what classes Leonard was taking that couldn't be transferred.
Transfer credit blues: Notre Dame football QB Riley Leonard still 'a little behind' in degree work
Notre Dame QB Riley Leonard, 22, majored in public policy at Duke with a minor in markets and management studies.www.southbendtribune.com
Degree articulation, for a transfer, can be a very tricky thing, regardless of the schools involvedDuke is an academically respected school, just odd. Wonder what classes Leonard was taking that couldn't be transferred.
Transfer credit blues: Notre Dame football QB Riley Leonard still 'a little behind' in degree work
Notre Dame QB Riley Leonard, 22, majored in public policy at Duke with a minor in markets and management studies.www.southbendtribune.com
Maybe because they transferred from Navy, Northwestern and Duke - three excellent academic schools. So they were more likely to qualify. Undergrad transfers need to be up on their credits and on track to graduate in 4 years, in order to qualify.
Any kid who was deemed an academic fit at those schools would also have been one at ND.
That is true, however, we are discussing credits not transferred from Duke to ND. I'm curious as to what classes those were. I highly doubt Duke has basket weaving classes for credit toward graduation. I also understand there is a limit of the number of credits that can be transferred in.
That’s such a cool story arc for him. A big time basketball player who turns out to be pretty darn good at football as well. Goes to a prestigious academic and basketball school (Duke) and then transfers to a prestigious academic and football school that also has religious affiliations (since he’s clearly devout). It’s a great story.
