credit是学分吗？比如我学了一门课，是B+，是填写在这个栏目下吗？
昨天没有事情看看成绩单，发现，本科的成绩单是credit，算成一门课的学分，一般是2学分，或者3学分。
硕士的成绩单，学校给办的，一共两个栏目：credit and score，发现由于原来的成绩就不是百分制，学校就把B+,A-等，全填写在credit一栏下面，把score给空着了。
这样会不会有问题了？
查了一下credit的含义有：
credit
noun
[mass noun]the ability of a customer to obtain goods or services before payment, based on the trust that payment will be made in the future
信用（客户可因此在付款前得到商品或享受服务）；赊购能力
I've got unlimited credit.
我有无限的赊购能力。
■the money lent or made available under such an arrangement.
赊欠款；信贷
the bank refused to extend their credit.
银行拒绝提供信用贷款。
he exceeded his credit limit.
他超出了信贷限度。
an entry recording a sum received, listed on the right-hand side or column of an account. The opposite of debit.
贷方账目（记载在账簿右边或右栏的一笔收款）。 debit的反义词
■a payment received.
收到的付款
you need to record debits or credits made to your account.
你需要记录你账目的借贷情况。
[mass noun]public acknowledgement or praise, typically that given or received when a person's responsibility for an action or idea becomes or is made apparent
（公众的）赞誉；赞扬
the Prime Minister was quick to claim the credit for abolishing the tax.
总理很快将取消税款揽为己功。
■[in sing.]a source of pride, typically someone or something that reflects well on another person or organization.
添荣誉的人（或物）；增光的人（或物）
the fans are a credit to the club.
这些狂热爱好者为俱乐部增光不少。
■(亦作 credit title)[count noun](一般作 credits)an acknowledgement of a contributor's services to a film or television programme, typically one of a list which is scrolled down the screen at the beginning or end of a film or programme.
（电影或电视节目片头或片尾的）谢启；致谢名单
the closing credits finished rolling.
片尾致谢名单放映结束。
[mass noun](chiefly N. Amer.)the acknowledgement of a student's completion of a course or activity that counts towards a degree or diploma as maintained in a school's records
(主北美)学校记录在案的课程（活动）学分
a student can earn one unit of academic credit.
学生可获一个学分。
■[count noun]a unit of study counting towards a degree or diploma.
学分
the National Certificate consists of twelve credits.
国家证书包括十二个学分。
■[count noun](Brit.)a grade above a pass in an examination.
(英)（考试成绩）良好
■acknowledgement of merit in an examination which is reflected in the marks awarded.
（考试成绩）高分；好成绩
candidates will receive credit for accuracy and style.
考生会因准确度和风格得高分。
[mass noun](archaic)the quality of being believed or credited
(古)相信；信任
the abstract philosophy of Cicero has lost its credit.
西塞罗的抽象哲学已不再受人推崇。
■favourable estimation；good reputation.
好的评价；好声誉；声望
John Gilpin was a citizen of credit and renown.
约翰•吉尔平是位有名望、有声誉的公民。
verb (credited, crediting)
[with obj.](常作 be credited)
publicly acknowledge someone as a participant in the production of (something published or broadcast)
公开感谢（某人）（参与出版物或广播的制作）
the screenplay is credited to one American and two Japanese writers.
电影剧本的创作应感谢一位美国作家和两位日本作家。
■(credit someone with)ascribe (an achievement or good quality) to someone.
归功于；授誉
he is credited with painting one hundred and twenty-five canvases.
他因绘制了125幅画而获得荣誉。
add (an amount of money) to an account
账目增加（一笔钱）
this deferred tax can be credited to the profit and loss account.
这笔延期税款可记入损益账目中。
[often with modal]believe (something surprising or unlikely)
信任；相信（令人惊讶或不太可能的事）
you would hardly credit it―but it was true.
你很难相信――但这是真的。
昨天没有事情看看成绩单，发现，本科的成绩单是credit，算成一门课的学分，一般是2学分，或者3学分。
硕士的成绩单，学校给办的，一共两个栏目：credit and score，发现由于原来的成绩就不是百分制，学校就把B+,A-等，全填写在credit一栏下面，把score给空着了。
这样会不会有问题了？
查了一下credit的含义有：
credit
noun
[mass noun]the ability of a customer to obtain goods or services before payment, based on the trust that payment will be made in the future
信用（客户可因此在付款前得到商品或享受服务）；赊购能力
I've got unlimited credit.
我有无限的赊购能力。
■the money lent or made available under such an arrangement.
赊欠款；信贷
the bank refused to extend their credit.
银行拒绝提供信用贷款。
he exceeded his credit limit.
他超出了信贷限度。
an entry recording a sum received, listed on the right-hand side or column of an account. The opposite of debit.
贷方账目（记载在账簿右边或右栏的一笔收款）。 debit的反义词
■a payment received.
收到的付款
you need to record debits or credits made to your account.
你需要记录你账目的借贷情况。
[mass noun]public acknowledgement or praise, typically that given or received when a person's responsibility for an action or idea becomes or is made apparent
（公众的）赞誉；赞扬
the Prime Minister was quick to claim the credit for abolishing the tax.
总理很快将取消税款揽为己功。
■[in sing.]a source of pride, typically someone or something that reflects well on another person or organization.
添荣誉的人（或物）；增光的人（或物）
the fans are a credit to the club.
这些狂热爱好者为俱乐部增光不少。
■(亦作 credit title)[count noun](一般作 credits)an acknowledgement of a contributor's services to a film or television programme, typically one of a list which is scrolled down the screen at the beginning or end of a film or programme.
（电影或电视节目片头或片尾的）谢启；致谢名单
the closing credits finished rolling.
片尾致谢名单放映结束。
[mass noun](chiefly N. Amer.)the acknowledgement of a student's completion of a course or activity that counts towards a degree or diploma as maintained in a school's records
(主北美)学校记录在案的课程（活动）学分
a student can earn one unit of academic credit.
学生可获一个学分。
■[count noun]a unit of study counting towards a degree or diploma.
学分
the National Certificate consists of twelve credits.
国家证书包括十二个学分。
■[count noun](Brit.)a grade above a pass in an examination.
(英)（考试成绩）良好
■acknowledgement of merit in an examination which is reflected in the marks awarded.
（考试成绩）高分；好成绩
candidates will receive credit for accuracy and style.
考生会因准确度和风格得高分。
[mass noun](archaic)the quality of being believed or credited
(古)相信；信任
the abstract philosophy of Cicero has lost its credit.
西塞罗的抽象哲学已不再受人推崇。
■favourable estimation；good reputation.
好的评价；好声誉；声望
John Gilpin was a citizen of credit and renown.
约翰•吉尔平是位有名望、有声誉的公民。
verb (credited, crediting)
[with obj.](常作 be credited)
publicly acknowledge someone as a participant in the production of (something published or broadcast)
公开感谢（某人）（参与出版物或广播的制作）
the screenplay is credited to one American and two Japanese writers.
电影剧本的创作应感谢一位美国作家和两位日本作家。
■(credit someone with)ascribe (an achievement or good quality) to someone.
归功于；授誉
he is credited with painting one hundred and twenty-five canvases.
他因绘制了125幅画而获得荣誉。
add (an amount of money) to an account
账目增加（一笔钱）
this deferred tax can be credited to the profit and loss account.
这笔延期税款可记入损益账目中。
[often with modal]believe (something surprising or unlikely)
信任；相信（令人惊讶或不太可能的事）
you would hardly credit it―but it was true.
你很难相信――但这是真的。
