As part of the appeal, the instructor must provide written support. Students should note, in particular, the Timeline of Appeals to the Executive Director. Credit Standing (CR)Ĭredit standing (CR) in a course is reserved for situations in which a student, who has completed all of the work of the course including the final examination, and achieved a passing grade in the course, but because of illness or other extenuating circumstances beyond his or her control (see Extenuating Circumstances), earned a substantially lower grade than might have been expected, normally a grade of C or lower.Ī student seeking Credit Standing in a course must submit a formal appeal to the Executive Director (or delegate see Appeals to the Executive Director). Students may be granted Aegrotat and/or Credit standing for a maximum of 36.0 units during their entire program. If the request is granted, this estimated letter grade will appear on the student’s transcript together with a note reading “Aegrotat Estimated Grade.” Aegrotat grades will be included in the student’s grade point average (GPA), and can be used as credit earned towards a degree program. As an alternative permission to submit course work late or defer the writing of a final examination may be granted. In addition, the decision-maker will consider whether the temporary designation Incomplete (IN) is appropriate for a course in which a student, because of extenuating circumstances, has not completed all term work for a course. The Executive Director will consider whether a request for academic consideration was made to the course instructor and/or the Commerce Office during the term.
As part of the appeal, the instructor must indicate whether the student has demonstrated an understanding of the class material and must provide an estimation of the student’s grade in the class based on the work completed. A student seeking Aegrotat Standing in a class must have the written support of the instructor. Aegrotat Standing (AG)Īegrotat Standing (AG) in a course is reserved for situations in which a student has completed and passed at least 60% of the work for a course but, because extenuating circumstances beyond his or her control, is unable to complete all the work of the course.Ī student seeking Aegrotat standing in a class must submit a formal appeal to the Executive Director (or delegate see Appeals to the Executive Director). Other non -evaluative grades (IN, GD) may be entered in accordance with the academic regulations. A grade of F in a course that has been designated for pass/fail grading will be included (with the corresponding grade point of 0.0) in any GPA calculation. A course that has been assigned a grade of Pass will not be included in the student’s GPA but may be counted for credit towards a degree program.
A grade of Fail (F) will be given if the student does not meet the minimum standards in a course that has been designated for pass/fail grading. The grading system for courses in the Commerce Program is: Grading (Business) Letter GradeĪ grade of Pass (P) may be assigned when a student meets or exceeds the minimum standards in a course that has been designated for pass/fail grading either by an academic unit or by the student as a Personal Interest Credit (see Personal Interest Credit).
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