- The grade of C- will now be an available grading option for Undergraduate Courses
- The Quality Points for each grade have been changed (Quality Points are used to calculate GPA). QPA change applies to both Undergraduate and Graduate courses.
- A numerical range has been defined for each grade for Undergraduate courses
The New Grading System follows:
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Grade Range Equivalency Fall, M1, AHEAD1 2010 Terms & After
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Letter Grade
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A
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A-
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B+
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B
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B-
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C+
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C
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C-
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D+
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D
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F
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Grade Points
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4.0
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3.67
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3.33
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3.00
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2.67
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2.33
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2.00
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1.67
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1.33
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1.00
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0.00
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Grade Range
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93-100
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90-92
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87-89
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83-86
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80-82
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77-79
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73-76
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70-72
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67-69
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60-66
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0-59
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Note: the following grades are not available for Graduate Courses: C-, D+, D. Grades of P/NP are available only to specially designated courses. The grade range equivalency is only applicable to undergraduate courses.
Other Grades Include:
*These grades and credits are not calculated in the GPA. Once the I and NG grades are changed to a letter grade, the GPA will be recalculated.
*These grades and credits are not calculated in the GPA. Once the I and NG grades are changed to a letter grade, the GPA will be recalculated.
- Incomplete (I): must be completed within deadline otherwise will be changed to an F
- Pass/No Pass (P/NP): Pass/Fail Option for Undergraduate students who opt for this within University Policy
- Audit: Indicates auditing the course for no credit
- Withdrawn (W): Withdrawn from course within University Policy
- No Grade (NG): Temporary grade when instructor does not assign a grade