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EMT Policies (pdf) - UCLA Center for Prehospital Care

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The grading policy is as follows:<br />

• 93-100% A<br />

• 86-92% B<br />

• 80-85% C<br />

• 65-79 D (not recommended <strong>for</strong> certification)<br />

A minimum score of 80% is required to complete the program and be recommended <strong>for</strong><br />

certification. A score of 64% or less will be recorded as an “F” (also, not recommended <strong>for</strong><br />

certification).<br />

1. Online Block Homework Assignments (10% total grade)<br />

Block Homework Assignments are posted on the Course Manager website. In order to<br />

take the written final, these assignments must be completed with an overall average of<br />

80%. Please refer to your class syllabus <strong>for</strong> the due dates of these assignments.<br />

2. Online Interactive Modules (20% total grade)<br />

Some essential content is not covered in class and must be completed online via the JB<br />

Course Manager. In order to take the written final, these modules must be completed<br />

with an overall average of 80%. Please refer to your class syllabus <strong>for</strong> the due dates of<br />

these assignments.<br />

3. Block Exams (40% total grade, based on overall average of exams x 400pts)<br />

A series of six exams will be given on a regularly scheduled basis. They are multiple<br />

choice and vary in length. All students must maintain an overall average of 80% on<br />

these exams. One retest will be allowed <strong>for</strong> up to three separate block exams. Retakes<br />

are only allowed <strong>for</strong> exams in which the original score was below an 80%. All exam<br />

retakes must be scheduled at the convenience of the instructor. Students are not allowed<br />

to see their actual exams, once they have been scored. Grades will be posted on the<br />

student website, as soon as possible. Do not call the office <strong>for</strong> grades.<br />

4. Extra Credit<br />

Extra Credit is offered as an opportunity to raise your course grade. These are optional<br />

assignments but highly recommended. Once the final exam has been passed with a<br />

minimum score of 80%, each assignment completed will add points to total course<br />

score. Complete the “extra credit” assignments in each module of JB Course. A few<br />

modules do not have assignments. One (1) point of extra credit will be awarded to the<br />

extra credit total <strong>for</strong> each section completed. It is strongly suggested that the extra credit<br />

is completed prior to the block exam of the relevant materials. These must be<br />

completed no later than 30 days following the last day of the class. In addition to<br />

these assignments, other opportunities <strong>for</strong> extra credit may be announced in class, such as<br />

extracurricular assignments <strong>for</strong> other CPC program areas (1 point per hour assigned,<br />

maximum of 10 points). Another such opportunity is a Literature Review (max of 10<br />

points). Please see either Jeff Pollakoff (Principal Instructor) or Barry Jensen (Program<br />

Director) regarding these assignments.<br />

Page 18 of 39<br />

<strong>UCLA</strong> CPC Revised 12/10/2012

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