‘NTRNS’ = Units that do not transfer to SDSU; cannot count toward 120-unit minimum.

Credit adjustments adjust the # of units students can earn for a course because they have exceeded the number of allowable units, either for a single course or set of courses.

Credit adjustments will show throughout the degree evaluation, including for IP courses.
Single course limits:

Almost all SDSU courses can only be taken once for unit credits.

No new units will be earned when students retake courses that are not repeatable for credit, whether taken through course forgiveness, regular repeat, or a course repeat petition.
Thus, when such courses are retaken, they will show with 0 units for one term and the regular # of units for the other term(s).
There is a legend toward the beginning of the degree evaluation that provides an explanation for various symbols, which reflects a grade/credit adjustment (e.g., “>X” indicates that a course was repeated and the original grade is not accounted for in the GPA, which means that course forgiveness was applied).

Courses “repeatable for credit” still have limits on # units count to graduation:
Examples of courses repeatable for credit include the PSY 490s and “common courses” across departments such as 299, 499, etc.

Single course limits for PSY 490s: 6 units for all, except 494 is 4 units.

Set of courses limits:

12 unit limit across all 490s (except PSY 498 does not count toward this).
Two options for course combinations to produce 9 units within the 12-unit rule.

“Common Courses” are courses offered across departments (e.g., 299, 499) that have set limits as well. See information in the online catalog for specifics if needed.