Grading-System
The following symbols are used to indicate the level of performance in course work:
| A |
90-100
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B
|
80-89
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C
|
70-79
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D
|
60-69
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F
|
0-59
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For financial aid purposes, these grades will be calculated toward Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP).
The following are grading codes used in Banner Web and what they represent.
| I |
Students who have extreme hardships or verifiable extenuating circumstances may be assigned the I grade and given additional time to complete course work. The student has four weeks in the next semester to complete the work. If the incomplete work is not completed by the fourth week as noted on the academic calendar of the following semester, the I grade converts to an F.
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W
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Fall and spring semester are fifteen weeks long with 2 days for final exams. The final withdrawal date is during the tenth week of the semester. Mini-mester classes are 8 weeks long with 2 days for final exams. Mini-mester classes are run in conjunction with fall and semester classes. The final withdrawal date is on the third week of the semester. Summer semester is either eight weeks or ten weeks long depending on the program of study with 2 days for finals. The final withdrawal date is on the fourth week of the semester.
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TR
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Credits transferred in from another post-secondary institution are assigned the grade of TR on the transcript. Transferred credits are not counted in the grade point average.
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AC
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Credits awarded through articulation with secondary schools are assigned the grade of AC. Credits are earned, but grade points are not calculated.
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EXE
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Course work, which is exempted through examination, is awarded a grade of EXE. Credit is awarded, but grade points are not calculated.
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EXP
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Course work, which is exempted through experiential learning, is awarded a grade of EXP. Credit is awarded, but grade points are not calculated.
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AU
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Course work, which is audited by a student, is assigned a grade of AU. Credit is not awarded, and grade points are not calculated.
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The following symbols are used to indicate the level of performance in learning support courses:
| A* |
90-100
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B*
|
80-89
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C*
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70-79
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D*
|
60-69
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F*
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0-59
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Learning support grades are not counted in the overall cumulative grade point average.