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5 days ago · A good high school GPA is a numerical representation of academic performance, typically calculated on a four-point scale. Most schools use a 4.0 scale for GPA calculations, with letter grades corresponding to numeric values for easier comparison.
4 days ago · Undergraduate students currently enrolled at SUU may petition that their academic record be reviewed for the purpose of discounting, for cumulative GPA computation, a course with a “D+” (1.3) or lower grade.
2 days ago · However, I’ve heard of some colleges only accepting grades that are Cs and above so applying to one of those schools with a D on your transcript could hurt you. You might also be kicked out of honors, in 8th grade I took honors English, passed with a 77, and was placed in regular English when I entered high school. my english teacher keeps ...
5 days ago · The grade of “G” is used in unique circumstances and at the discretion of the college to recognize limited subject competency. The grade of “U” is a failing grade. “I” is an interim grade or a non-punitive final grade. Grades of “N” and “W” are non-punitive grades.
4 days ago · Note: Per policy 404.13, a D grade is a failing grade that can not be used to satisfy program requirements. Doctoral programs require a residency as described in the sections on specific degrees. The Residency Plan Form must be submitted before the end of the first semester of the residency.
5 days ago · Students may repeat any course in which a grade lower than A was received and may be required to do so if a grade of D or F was earned. When a course is repeated, the original grade remains on the student’s permanent record but no longer contributes to total credits attempted or cumulative GPA.
5 days ago · Baccalaureate Degree Requirements. To receive a baccalaureate degree, a student must complete 120 hours (academic majors and colleges may specify additional and/or more restrictive requirements) of which 30 hours must be in residence and 45 must be upper-level (3000 level or above).
