Definitions

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  • noun education A course that must be or can be taken concurrently with a given course; compare prerequisite.

Etymologies

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co- +‎ requisite

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Examples

  • Prerequisite or corequisite: Civic Media I, plus at least three of the other required courses

    Romenesko 2009

  • Prerequisite or corequisite: Journalism Fundamentals, plus two or three of the required courses, one business and one not

    Romenesko 2009

  • Prerequisite or corequisite: Journalism Fundamentals, plus two or three of the required courses, one business and one not

    Romenesko 2009

  • Prerequisite or corequisite: Civic Media I, plus at least three of the other required courses

    Romenesko 2009

  • At a House Higher Education Committee hearing in Salem last week, the Oregon Community College Association made the case for why the state’s 17 community colleges should make a shift to a “corequisite” learning model for math and writing. As the name suggests, this model allows students to take college-level courses right away while simultaneously receiving remedial courses or other types of support, like tutoring.

    A new way to help students catch up in Oregon’s community colleges begins in Salem Tiffany Camhi 2024

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