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MyExtension is the portal for managing your UC San Diego Extended Studies account. You can check your grades, view your academic history, update your contact information, and more.
- Undergraduate Level Courses (1-199)
- Graduate Level Courses
- Professional Level Education Courses
- Post-Baccalaureate Professional Courses
- Non-Credit Bearing Courses
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Courses numbered 1-199 are undergraduate-level courses. These courses may be offered by UC San Diego Division of Extended Studies with an X before the course number or by the appropriate UC San Diego department as part of the Concurrent Enrollment Program. 1. Courses numbered 1-99 are lower-division undergraduate-level courses. 2. Courses numbered ...
Courses numbered 200-299 are graduate-level courses. These courses may be offered by the appropriate UC San Diego department as part of the Concurrent Enrollment Program.
Courses numbered 300-399 or 30000-39999 are credit-bearing professional courses in the field of education, specifically designed for teachers and prospective teachers seeking credentials, authorizations or other types of certification in the state of California through the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC). Major emphasis is on ...
Courses numbered 400-499 or 40000-49999 are credit-bearing post-baccalaureate, professional-level courses designed to provide opportunities for professional advancement and enable the general public to gain knowledge in various academic fields. Credit earned in these courses may lead to the award of a formal certificate by UC San Diego Division of ...
Courses numbered 800-899 or 80000-89999 are non-credit-bearing Continuing Education Units (CEUs) designed for students seeking hours of instruction for career placement or advancement (see CEU definition), or the opportunity to develop cultural, intellectual and civic interests. Courses numbered 900-999 or 90000-99999 are non-credit-bearing, pre-co...
Courses numbered 800-999/80000-99999 are not included in the GPA calculation and are not counted toward earned credit hours.This grading scale may not reflect all grades assigned for Concurrent Enrollment courses. For individual grade definitions, please refer to the appropriate UC San Diego department or school.At UC San Diego Division of Extended Studies, you have the option to choose how you want your course(s) graded. Not all grading options are available for all courses. If you don’t choose a grading option, the default grading option will be assigned. 1. Letter Grade:A grade between A+ and F reflects your performance in the course and is included in ...
An Incomplete, or "I," is a temporary grade that may be granted when sudden serious medical situations, compulsory military service or other extenuating circumstances beyond your control, such as family emergencies, prevent the on-time completion of course requirements. An Incomplete may not be used to allow more time to complete a course in which ...
Your final grade reports will be available in My Extension within three weeks after the last day of class. For current blended, hybrid or online courses, you can access grades for individual assignments through Canvas or by contacting your instructor. Email unex-grades@ucsd.edufor further assistance. Please include your full name, student ID number...
Your grade is determined by your instructor and is considered final at that time. Your instructor may request a change to your final grade if there has been an error in calculation or transcription of the grade. No grade may be changed more than one calendar year from the time it was recorded.
Learn about the accreditation, admission, transfer, credit, and grading policies of UC San Diego Division of Extended Studies. Find out how to choose your grading option and view your grades online.
As an integral part of UC San Diego, UC San Diego Extension programs are developed with advisory boards and taught by working professionals who adhere to the same rigor and standard of excellence upheld by the University. Connect with UC San Diego Extension at www.extension.ucsd.edu.
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In an increasingly competitive world, properly preparing for the rigors of college is critical to future success. That’s why the UC San Diego Division of Extended Studies offers a wide range of pre-college courses, from STEAM to test prep to college credit.
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