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Nov 21, 2024
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2005 Summer Sessions Bulletin [ARCHIVED BULLETIN]
Grading System
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Undergraduate Grades
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| A |
Honor’s level |
| B |
Superior |
| C |
Satisfactory |
| D |
Passing (not accepted for major credit unless approved by department) |
| F |
Failure |
| INC |
Incomplete (must be completed by the third week of the following semester) |
| P/D+/D/F |
See guidelines under Pass/D+/D/Fail option below |
| NCr |
Applies only to New College. See Undergraduate Bulletin |
| W |
Withdrawn (required official notification to the Office of Academic Records and instructor’s approval) |
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| Alphabetical grades are further divided into plus (+) and minus (-) levels. (For further explanation, see the Undergraduate and Graduate Studies Bulletins.) |
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Graduate Grades
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| A |
Exceptional |
| B |
Superior |
| C |
Satisfactory |
| D |
No graduate degree credit |
| F |
Failure |
| P/F |
See guidelines, see Graduate Studies Bulletin, page 21. |
| CR |
Credit, see Graduate Studies Bulletin, page 21. |
| Pr |
Progress, see Graduate Studies Bulletin, page 21. |
| INC |
Incomplete |
| W |
Withdrawn |
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| Alphabetical grades are further divided into plus (+) and minus (-) levels. (For further explanation, see the Undergraduate and Graduate Studies Bulletins.) |
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Undergraduate and Graduate Grades
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| The following grading schemes are also used with the same criteria at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. |
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| NC |
Course performance is such that no credit is granted and the instructor?s evaluation will not allow the student to take an incomplete. NC can only be awarded after at least 60% of the course work has been presented to all the students. |
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Unofficial withdrawal. The student has not officially withdrawn. Faculty must indicate the last date of attendance. |
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Pass/D+/D/Fail Option
Deadline for electing this option is June 9 for Summer Session I; July 14 for Summer Session II; and August 12 for Summer Session III.
At the undergraduate level, the Pass/D+/D/Fail option is available up to 30 credits, but not in a student’s major area unless a course is given only on this basis. In HCLAS this option is limited to 15 credits. The Pass/D+/D/Fail option is not available for distribution courses, except for courses given only on that basis.
On the graduate level, the Pass/Fail option may be exercised in certain courses designated by the individual department. The total number of graduate credits under this option, applicable to the degree sought, must not exceed three semester hours for the master’s degree and six semester hours for the doctoral degree. This limit is exclusive of mandatory Pass/Fail courses. P is equivalent to B or above. |
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