Grading System
The letter grading system listed below was effective beginning with the Fall 1990 semester.
The student’s academic standing in every course is reported at the end of each semester by a letter grade.
| A |
Excellent |
| A- |
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| B+ |
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| B |
Good |
| B- |
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| C+ |
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| C |
Fair |
| D |
Poor |
| F |
Fail |
| AF |
Fail (administratively assigned, student stopped attending but did not drop the class) |
| P |
Pass (Pass/Fail option, supplemental university instruction credit courses and developmental courses) |
| S |
Satisfactory (Student teaching and related field experience)* |
| No credit is granted for the following: |
| F |
Fail |
| U |
Fail (Pass/Fail option, student teaching and related field experience,* supplemental university instruction credit courses and developmental courses) |
| AF |
Fail (administratively assigned, student stopped attending but did not drop the class) |
| IN |
Incomplete Work |
| IP |
Incomplete Work (Pass/Fail) |
| IC |
Incomplete Work (CG/NC) |
| W |
Withdrawn |
| AU |
Audit |
| R( ) |
Repeated grade |
| NA |
Never Attended |
| NR |
No Record |
*Student teaching is graded as “S” or “U.” Credits for student teaching are not used in computing the cumulative grade point average.
X( ) indicates Academic Amnesty granted, where courses and grades no longer count toward the academic program (see Academic Amnesty for additional information).