2003-2005 - Special Collections - University of Baltimore
2003-2005 - Special Collections - University of Baltimore
2003-2005 - Special Collections - University of Baltimore
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W: Withdrawn •.. an administrative symbol<br />
(not a grade) that is not computed in a<br />
student's grade point average. The W is<br />
placed on the student's transcript if the student<br />
withdraws from a class or classes after<br />
the end <strong>of</strong> the late registration period.<br />
WA: Withdrawn Administratively •••<br />
given when recommended by instructor<br />
and dean for poor attendance and/or other<br />
academic violations. This grade is not initiated<br />
by student.<br />
PS: Pass ..• credit for successful completion<br />
<strong>of</strong>courses listed in catalog as pass/fail grading.<br />
AU: Audit•.. indicates class attendance<br />
only. Student auditors may not shift from<br />
audit status to grade status, or reverse,<br />
without the written permission <strong>of</strong> the<br />
appropriate dean, and in no case will a<br />
switch be made after the end <strong>of</strong> the regular<br />
registration period. There is no credit or<br />
grade awarded in this option.<br />
CS: Continuing Studies.•• given when it is<br />
known at the outset <strong>of</strong> the course that<br />
requirements for its completion will necessarily<br />
extend beyond the end <strong>of</strong> the semester.<br />
This grade is assigned at the discretion<br />
<strong>of</strong> the instructor, for specifically-designated<br />
courses only. A petition must be filed by<br />
the student with the instrucror and must be<br />
signed by both parties. The petition must<br />
be submitted with the grade roster to the<br />
registrar.<br />
I: Incomplete ... given when a student is<br />
temporarily prevented from completing<br />
required course work by unanticipated<br />
extenuating circumstances, such as illness<br />
or major changes in the demands <strong>of</strong> a job.<br />
A petition, signed by the student, the<br />
instructor, and the appropriate dean, must<br />
be filed with the instructor, who will then<br />
submit the petition to the registrar with the<br />
grade roster for the course. Note: The J<br />
grade will be changed to an F ifa grade<br />
changeform is not submitted by the imtruc<br />
tor to the Records Office according to the following<br />
schedule: Ifthe Jgrade was earned in<br />
the Fall Semester, the grade change must be<br />
submitted by May 1; Ifthe Jgrade was<br />
earned in the Spring Semester or the Summer<br />
Session, the grade change must be submitted<br />
by December 1.<br />
A graduating student must remove an I<br />
grade within 60 calendar days after the last<br />
day <strong>of</strong> the his/her last semester; otherwise,<br />
the student's graduation application will be<br />
withdrawn at that time and another application<br />
must be submitted, and another fee<br />
paid for the following semester.<br />
CRlNC: Credit/No Credit .•• equates to<br />
C- or higher level competence for undergraduate<br />
or graduate courses. The CR<br />
grade means credit is granted. The NC<br />
grade means that no credit is granted for<br />
the course. The CR or NC grade will not<br />
be considered in calculating the GPA.<br />
A student enrolling in a course on a<br />
CRiNC basis must do so at the time <strong>of</strong> registration<br />
and may not change status in the<br />
course after the add/drop period for the<br />
term.<br />
Graduate students must enroll in any<br />
I 00/400-level course as CRiNC. All<br />
600/700-level courses must be taken for a<br />
grade. The plan under which a liberal artS<br />
student enrolls in a 500-level course must<br />
be approved by the program director. In<br />
the School <strong>of</strong> Business, all 500-level courses<br />
must be taken for a grade.<br />
Ifa student holding a bachelor's degree<br />
is enrolled in an undergraduate certificate<br />
program and enters a master's program, or<br />
vice versa, the student may take the<br />
remainder <strong>of</strong> the certificate program on a<br />
CRiNC basis.<br />
XC .•• assigned for previous academic work<br />
which does not apply to the specific program<br />
in which a student is enrolled.<br />
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