Grade Point Average (GPA) is calculated by multiplying the grade points for a course by the number of semester credit hours assigned to that course, adding those values for a set of courses, and dividing the result by the total number of semester credit hours for those courses. A separate GPA is calculated for each academic level that includes only courses designated at that academic level. The grade point average (GPA) is a method of expressing the academic performance of a student in a set of courses as a numerical weighted average.
An approved withdrawal from course or program past published deadline. Student initiated withdrawal from course of program prior to the published deadline.Ĭourse withdrawal based on extenuating circumstances. Student granted transfer credit based on successful completion of equivalent course at another institution. Prior Learning Assessment - Student granted credit based on successful Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) assessment. Student registered but did not attend and did not officially withdraw.
Course requirements incomplete at the grade submission deadline and to be completed and a grade submitted before a specific deadline date. A final grade will be assigned within a year. The course duration does not correspond to the usual term duration. Student attended classes but was not evaluated.ĭeferred. Recorded on the transcript as numeric (percentage) values (effective 2014/15).Īudit. A pass standing based on satisfactory demonstration of course learning outcomes, assigned where disabling illness or other extenuating circumstances prevented completion of all course assessments. Grades Designated as GPA-Neutral - Not Used in GPA Calculations Grading System 2 GradeĪegrotat. Student has participated at the required level in course activities. Such courses demand student participation and, provided students participate, credit will be granted. Student has not met the required standard for the course and/or has not participated to the required level in course activities.Ī competency-based grading system given to courses in which an appropriate learning environment has been provided, but only the students can assess and decide the particular value(s) the course has yielded. Student has met and mastered a clearly defined body of skills and performances to required standard. Mastery Grading SystemĪ competency-based grading system given to courses that demand a clearly defined high standard of performance, in which the student must demonstrate mastery of all knowledge and/or performance requirements. A course graded with a competency-based grading system does not factor into GPA calculations. These grading systems are used to describe whether a standard level of proficiency has been reached for a particular course. KPU has two competency-based grading systems. Student did not meet minimum course requirements. This grade does not permit a student to pursue another course for which the graded course is a prerequisite. The standard grading system is used to describe the achievement level attained within a particular course. See Policy AC4, Student Evaluation and Grading, for further information.
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