Academic Catalog - Concordia College
Academic Catalog - Concordia College
Academic Catalog - Concordia College
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facilities; 3) in the case of full-time students, obtain consent of the advisor; and 4) pay the<br />
regular audit fee. All permissions and registration for auditing courses must be filed in the<br />
Registrar's office.<br />
A grade of P is recorded when students successfully complete preparatory courses. A "Pass"<br />
grade is not included in determining grade point average nor credit hours earned toward<br />
graduation. However, preparatory hours are included in hours earned for financial aid<br />
eligibility.<br />
N (No grade submitted) is a temporary notation made by the Registrar if no grade is assigned<br />
the student by the course instructor. This notation is used only when the Registrar is unable to<br />
obtain a grade from the instructor prior to the issuing of grade reports. However, it remains the<br />
instructor's responsibility to assign a permanent grade. Should the instructor fail to complete<br />
this responsibility by the end of the following term, the Registrar enters the permanent<br />
notation of W (Withdrawn).<br />
Major<br />
A major is the field of study in which students focus to accomplish educational goals. It is also<br />
the combination of courses which have been designated as minimal to provide a knowledge<br />
base in a particular field of study.<br />
An Area of Concentration or Emphasis<br />
An area of concentration or emphasis is one in which a student must earn at least a minimal<br />
number of hours for at least a minimal degree of specialization. The minimal number of hours<br />
required for a concentration at <strong>Concordia</strong> is eighteen (18) semester hours in a specific area.<br />
Satisfactory <strong>Academic</strong> Progress and Performance<br />
Students who do not have at least a 1.00 cumulative GPA after having attempted 24 or more<br />
semester hours will not be able to continue as students at <strong>Concordia</strong>-Selma. If they enroll<br />
elsewhere and earn at least a 2.00 cumulative average in no fewer than 24 transferable hours,<br />
their application to re-enroll at <strong>Concordia</strong> will be considered. However, none of these hours<br />
may be earned during the first semester of suspension from <strong>Concordia</strong>.<br />
Students who have to take both Preparatory English and Preparatory Reading must test out of<br />
at least one by the time it is taken the second time. Otherwise, the student will not be eligible<br />
to return to <strong>Concordia</strong>. All preparatory courses must be completed by the time the student has<br />
attempted 24 transferable hours.<br />
Students who have to take Preparatory English or who score within five points above the cutoff<br />
score for Preparatory English must take English Grammar.<br />
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