To receive Northwest graduate credit, you must register within the first week of your Seminars on Science course. You will be billed for this course after the 25th of each month. AMNH Summer grades are available by mid-September, AMNH Fall grades available mid-January, and AMNH Spring grades are available by early June.
Transcripts will not automatically be sent at the conclusion of the course. They must be requested through NMSU. You can request a transcript here.
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Northwest Missouri State University offers the American Museum of Natural History's Seminars on Science courses for graduate credit. During the first week of the six-week, online course, students register for Northwest credit. They must have a bachelor's degree to be eligible.