Meaning of Grades
Below is a list of grades which are commonly assigned to indicate academic performance in courses:
Grade Assigned
|
Indication
|
A | Superior Quality |
B | Above Average Quality |
C | Satisfactory Quality |
D | Poor Quality |
F | Unsatisfactory Quality |
FS | Student failed course that he/she stopped attending |
FN | Student failed course that he/she never attended |
CR/S | Satisfactory completion |
S* | Satisfactory completion (Conversion - Graduate Students Prior to FA16) |
NC/U | Unsatisfactory completion |
NR | No Grade Reported |
NR* | No Grade Reported (Counts as F) |
I/PI | Incomplete/Permanent Incomplete |
Additional grades which may also be used include:
W | Withdrawal from course |
WX | Withdrawal from course due to administrative error (Effective Summer 2010 Session through Summer 2017) |
WM | Withdrawal from course due to military activation (Effective Summer 2010 Session) |
AU | Audit of a course |
T | When preceding a grade, used to designate transfer credit |
ED | Emergency D |
EF | Emergency F |
P | Pass |
Repeated Courses: I = Final Attempt, Included in Earned Hours ; A = Previous Attempt(s), Excluded from Earned Hours. (Effective FA16)
Prior to Fall 2016, repeated courses were indicated by a R.
Further information regarding grading policies and practices can be found in the current Undergraduate Catalog.