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1. bulletin.appstate.edu › contentAcademic Regulations - Appalachian State University - Modern ...

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   1 day ago · A grade of “P” means that the student’s grade was equal to a “D” or above on a conventional grading scale. The hours earned will count toward graduation but the grade will not be computed in his/her grade-point average. A grade of “F” means that the student failed the course.

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3. acalogcatalog.uwyo.edu › contentGrading System - University of Wyoming - Modern Campus Catalog™

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   5 days ago · Grade: Definition: D: Poor: F: Failure (may also be assigned as a grade for failure to attend or to indicate failure to formally withdraw) S: Satisfactory (equivalent to a C or better) in cases where the class is offered for S/U or the student has elected the S/U option: U

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4. catalog.csustan.edu › contentGrading and Academic Standing - California State University ...

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   3 days ago · D+/D/D- (Unsatisfactory): Student has demonstrated only a barely passing level of competence in meeting course objectives so that it is not necessary to repeat the course for credit. One grade point per unit of credit is awarded. (D+ yields 1.3 grade points and a D- yields 0.7 grade points.)

5. catalog.fsw.edu › contentAcademic Policies and Procedures Relating to Students

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   2 days ago · The Grade Forgiveness Policy permits students to repeat a course in an attempt to improve a grade of “D” or “F.” A student will be limited to two repeats per course, or a total of three attempts. Upon the third attempt, the student is not permitted to withdraw from the course and the grade assigned is the final grade for the course.

6. catalog.owens.edu › contentGlossary of Academic Terms - Owens Community College - Modern ...

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   4 days ago · The Academic Calendar specifies the official dates for semesters, part of terms, examination periods, holidays, dates when classes are not in session, and commencement. Academic Dismissal - When a student’s academic performance is consistently poor over time and his/her cumulative grade point average (GPA) is below 2.0.

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   5 days ago · A, B, C, and D are passing grades, A+ indicating work of the highest rank, D- of the lowest. Students receiving the grade of F must repeat the course if they wish to receive credit for it.

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   What if my final grade was a C?

   • In courses for which the final grade assigned was a C or above, the student must submit the online form that will be routed electronically to obtain approval of the department chair and the dean of the college of the student’s program or major, and remain within the two-course, eight-hour limitations of this policy.

   Grading and Related Policies - University of North Carolina at Charlotte

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   How are grades assigned?

   • Grades are assigned solely by the faculty member of record. This assignment of grades is not subject to change through the Formal Academic Grievance Process. The decision of the faculty member is binding, except in cases where a grade can be shown to have been arbitrary, capricious, and/or retaliatory in nature.

   Academic Policies and Procedures Relating to Students

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   What is a grade of 'I' (incomplete)?

   • A grade of “I” (incomplete) is a temporary grade assigned to students who, due to unforeseen circumstances, were unable to complete all work required for a course. Information regarding authorization and processing of incomplete grades may be obtained from the Office of the Registrar.

   Grading System - University of Wyoming - Modern Campus Catalog™

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   What happens if a grade of I is not removed?

   • If the I is not removed during the specified time, a grade of F, U, or N, as appropriate is automatically assigned. The grade of I cannot be removed by enrolling again in the same course, and students should not re-enroll in a course in which they have been assigned the grade of I.

   Grading and Related Policies - University of North Carolina at Charlotte

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9. catalog.charlotte.edu › preview_programGrading and Related Policies - University of North Carolina ...

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   2 days ago · When a final course grade other than Incomplete (I) is officially reported by the instructor at the end of an academic term, the grade is recorded by the Office of the Registrar and can be changed only if the grade has been assigned arbitrarily or impermissibly as defined in University Policy 410, Policy and Procedures for Student Appeals of ...