This grade may be given to students who are passing a course but who may be unable to complete scheduled coursework for a cause beyond reasonable control. For more information, see AP.1.4.6 Enrolling for Credit Without Grade Points (Satisfactory/No Credit) . Students may also individually elect to take credit without grade, with restriction. Entire courses normally graded S/NC are annotated in the catalog, and include doctoral dissertation courses 998 and 999. S and NC have no effect on the student’s GPA.
Graduate Special: allows for all grades listed above in AP.3.2 as well as IN, AB, S, NC, IPĪP.3.3 Additional Grade Notations Satisfactory/No Credit (S/NC)Īn S grade reflects satisfactory work (C or better for undergraduate students, B- or better for graduate students) otherwise, the student receives no credit (NC).Graduate Regular: allows for all grades listed above in AP.3.2 as well as IN, AB.The university-wide system for grading graduate courses is as follows: Grading (Graduate) GradeĪlthough a B- is a satisfactory grade for a course, students must maintain a 3.00 average in their degree program and present a 3.00 GPA on the courses listed on the graduation application. Satisfactory/No Credit: allows for S, NC, AB, IN, IP.Undergraduate Special: allows for all grades listed above in AP.3.1 as well as AB, IN, IP.Undergraduate Special (ABC/NC): only allows for A+, A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, NC, IP.Undergraduate Regular: allows for all grades listed above in AP.3.1 as well as IN, AB.Scales are listed below and indicate possible grades which may be earned within each: Grading scales are indicated on each specific course. No credit toward graduation accrues from a failing grade or a grade that is replaced by a retaken course. The university-wide system for undergraduate grading is as follows: Grading (Undergraduate) Grade AP.3.9.1 Pending Grade Appeal for Students in Academic Difficulty.
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