Grading Systems
The following grades and index points are included in the computation of scholastic indexes appearing on this transcript:
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For the purpose of averaging, each grade shall be weighted in the following manner (University Senate Document 96-8, April 28, 1997).
Grade Weight A+, A 4xsem hrs=index pts A- 3.7xsem hrs=index pts B+ 3.3xsem hrs=index pts B 3xsem hrs=index pts B- 2.7xsem hrs=index pts C+ 2.3xsem hrs=index pts C 2xsem hrs=index pts C- 1.7xsem hrs=index pts D+ 1.3xsem hrs=index pts D 1.0xsem hrs=index pts D- 0.7xsem hrs=index pts E, F, IF 0.0xsem hrs=index pts P, N, I, PI, SI, W,
WF, WN, WU, IN, IU, AU, NSNot included -
The semester GPA is the sum of all index points for one semester for grades A+/A, A–, B+, B, B–, C+, C, C–, D+, D, D–, E, IF, and F divided by the sum of all corresponding semester hours. This index is represented by the following formula:
S =
4NA+4NA+3.7NA–+3.3NB+3NB ... +0NF
NA+NA+NA–+NB+NB ... NFIn the formula, NA+, NA, NA–, NB+, etc., are, respectively, the number of credit hours of A+, A, A–, B+, etc.
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The cumulative and program GPAs are computed similarly using the grades specified in Sections VII-J-2 and VII-J-3. (University Senate Document 7-5, April 21, 2008).
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The registrar shall compile and report semester and cumulative GPAs after the close of each academic session.
The following grades are not included in the computation of scholastic indexes:
Pass/Not-Pass Option
P – Passing, equivalent to "C-" or higher
N – Not Passing
PI – Incomplete
PO – Incomplete (obsolete eff. Summer 1977)
IN – Unremoved Incomplete - Not Passing
WN – Withdrew Not PassingRegular Grade Option
I – Incomplete
O – Incomplete (obsolete eff. Summer 1977)
IX – Permanent Incomplete
WF – Withdrew FailingZero-Credit Courses (including thesis credits)
S – Satisfactory
U – Unsatisfactory
SI – Incomplete
IU – Unremoved Incomplete - Unsatisfactory
WU – Withdrew UnsatisfactoryOther Grades
W – Withdrew
AU – Audit Grade; does not meet degree objectives
CR – Transfer Credit
NS – Not submitted grade
V – Visitor (obsolete eff. Summer 1963)