Grading System and Grade Points
Grade point averages indicate academic and class standing and are a means of measuring the quality of a student’s academic work. Grade point averages are computed on a 4.0 basis. See chart for letter grade point values.
Grade Point Values
Letter Grade | Grade Points Per Credit | |
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A | Excellent | 4.0 |
AB | Very Good | 3.5 |
B | Good | 3.0 |
BC | Above Average | 2.5 |
C | Average | 2.0 |
CD | Below Average | 1.5 |
D | Poor | 1.0 |
F | Unacceptable | 0.0 |
WF | Unofficial Withdrawal | 0.0 |
P | A "C" grade or better for undergraduate courses | No effect |
NC | No credit, letter grade of less than "C" | No effect |
U | Unsatisfactory Audit | No effect |
S | Satisfactory Audit | No effect |
N | No acceptable report from instructor – temporary grade | No effect until an acceptable grade submitted |
I | Incomplete, temporary grade | No effect until removed |
DR | Dropped Course | No effect |
W | Withdrew | No effect |
T | Transfer Course, pass | 0.0 |
PR | Progress in graduate thesis or internship, not complete | 0.0 |
IP | In progress course | 0.0 |
(Grade assigned) | Academic Forgiveness Applied | 0.0/Example (F) |