noncredit
- adjective
- /nɒnˈkrɛdɪt/
- Specialized
- This heady expansion of credit and noncredit digital education is bound to have an impact on enrollment in conventional universities.
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For most noncredit fiscal policies, the standard way to assess subsidy cost is as the net cash outflow in a given year, which corresponds to the budgetary cost.
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Many students opt to take noncredit courses to improve their job skills without worrying about grades.
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The community center offers a range of noncredit classes, such as cooking and yoga, which anyone can attend.
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He enrolled in a noncredit workshop to learn about graphic design without it affecting his GPA.
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Etymology
Noncredit comes from the prefix non- meaning 'not' and credit meaning 'points toward a degree'. So a noncredit class or course is 'not' counted toward your degree.