If the second grade is higher, the original grade will be excluded from the GPA calculation for the degree plan (if applicable) and cumulative GPA, but remain on the studentвЂ™s permanent record. If a course has been taken more than once and a grade of D or F was earned and then repeated for a grade of C or higher, the original grades of D or F will be excluded from the GPA calculation for the degree plan (if applicable) and cumulative GPA, but remain on the studentвЂ™s permanent record.ДЄ course in which the final grade is C may be repeated for a higher grade. Grades of D, F or Unsatisfactory (U) for courses on the degree plan must be absolved by repeating the courses and achieving grades of C or above or Satisfactory (S). Graduate courses not on the degree plan may be taken on an S/U basis.ДЎ0.4.2 Only grades of A, B, C and S are acceptable for graduate credit. Graduate courses on the degree plan may not be taken on an S/U basis, except for courses bearing the numbers 681, 684, 690, 691, 692, 693, 695, 697, 791, or unless otherwise noted in the catalog. The registrar will, if possible, notify the instructor of record, and in any event will notify the instructorвЂ™s department head, whenever a NG is issued.ДЎ0.4 Passing grades for graduate students are A, B, C and S.ДЎ0.4.1 Grades of S or U may be assigned in certain officially designated courses. The instructor of record, or the instructorвЂ™s department head if the instructor is unavailable, will be consulted during the process. A NG requires extensive documentation of the extraordinary circumstances justifying the No Grade. Administrative removal of posted grades requires approval by the Dean or designee of the college in which the student was enrolled during the semester in which the courses were taken. W: Dropped course(s) with no penalty during the semester enrolled, hours not included in GPA, requires Dean or designeeвЂ™s permission, see (1.7, 1.18, 7.8, and 17) Q: Dropped course with no penalty, requires Dean or designeeвЂ™s permission, see 1.17 U: Unsatisfactory (D or F), no grade points, hours included in GPA) S: Satisfactory (C or above), hours not included in GPA Grades assigned if student is taking an undergraduate course S/U:

I: Incomplete, no grade points (hours not included in GPA) The five passing grades at the undergraduate level are, A, B, C, D and S, representing varying degrees of achievement these letters carry grade points and significance as follows:ДЄ: Excellent, 4 grade points per semester hourД«: Good, 3 grade points per semester hourД¬: Satisfactory, 2 grade points per semester hourД: Passing, 1 grade point per semester hourДЇ: Failing, no grade points, hours included in GPA Grade Disputes.ДЎ0.3 There are twelve grades. No such rule should be in contradiction to other provisions of the University Student Rules.ДЇor information on contesting an assigned grade, see Part III, Student Grievance Procedures, 48. This requirement can be met by posting on the Howdy Portal.ДЎ0.2 The studentвЂ™s semester grade shall be based upon the grading rule statement in 10.1 (above). No such rule should be in contradiction to other provisions of the University Student Rules. If more than 10% of any grading scheme is based on participation, the course instructor should explicitly define and outline how this grade is determined. The grading rule, including weights as applicable for exams, laboratory assignments, field student work, projects, papers, homework, class attendance and participation and other graded activities in the calculation of the course grade. 10.1 The course instructorВ must make availableВ the following information to the classВ by the first class period:ДЄ statement of the nature, scope and content of the subject matter to be covered in the course.ДЄll course prerequisites as listed in the catalog.ДЄll required course text(s) and material.

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