Grade Values for Use During Final Grade Entryįaculty Council Policies require instructors to indicate unofficial (unauthorized) withdrawals (UFC, March 20, 1999) when submitting final grades at the end of the term. Pre-1965, denotes Passed Without Grade (Treated as Satisfactory) Beginning Fall 2021, denotes a retaken/replaced letter grade (See Retaken/Replaced Explanation above). Effective Second Semester 1974-75, used to reflect students who withdraw while passing after the official Drop and Add Period.) Withdrawn Passing (Prior to Second Semester 1974-75, used to indicate withdrawal while passing. Satisfactory (entire class graded S or F) In response to the COVID-19 global pandemic, faculty policies allowed the awarding of an S grade instead of a standard letter grade in Spring Semester 2020.ĭenotes credits transferred from another institution. A grade of P cannot subsequently be changed to a grade of A, B, C, or D.ĭeferred (Effective First Semester 1977-78, used for course work which can be evaluated only after two or more semesters such course work was previously graded with I.) Instructors are not notified of undergraduate students registering for this option. The responsibility of approval, as well as special regulations affecting the option, rests with the dean of the student's school or division under procedures which the school or division establishes. Pass/fail option courses are normally limited to electives. The pass/fail option permits graduate and undergraduate students to enroll in a course and receive a grade of P or F. Used to signify enrollment in a special program for which credit when earned will be shown as an ADDITIONAL entry on the permanent academic record.ĭenotes an Incomplete in a course taught through Purdue University. No Report Submitted by Instructor (Used for unreported grades for prior semesters or coursework that has not been graded for the current semester)
No Credit (Established 1971) replaced AUDIT (AU) Incomplete (Effective First Semester 1977-78, automatically changed to F after one calendar year See also grade of R.) (Including plus and minus grades) Denotes a graded course taken under the Extended-X Policy (effective Fall 1994) (See Retaken/Replaced Explanation above).Ĭredited on Certificate (Discontinued 1965)ĭeferred (Discontinued 1965 Treated as Incomplete)Ĭonditional (Discontinued 1965 Treated as Incomplete)ĭenotes a course originally failed and subsequently retaken during or after First Semester 1976-77. The grades in the table below are not considered in computing semester or cumulative university grade point averages. Historically, only some Indiana University programs have honored the Extended-X Policy. These letter plus "X" grades may or may not be excluded from academic program credit hours and grade point averages depending on the policy of the student's primary program. Under these policies, both enrollments in the course and their grades remain on the transcript. Under the revised policy, both enrollments in the course remain on the record, but only an "X" is recorded on the transcript for the original course.Ĭourses that were retaken under the conditions of the "FX Policy" (effective First Semester 1976-77 through Fall 2021) or the "Extended-X" (effective 1994 through Fall 2021 Retaken Course/GPA Exclusion) Policy are noted with an "X" following the letter grade. Withdrawn Failing (0 Pts.) (Discontinued First Semester 1977 78)īeginning Fall 2021, per the ACA-66 Grades and Grading Policy, the historical FX and Extended-X policies were succeeded by an X (retaken/replaced) policy. Repeated courses or hours with a grade of F are counted when computing grade averages but do not count toward the earned hours required for degrees. Plus and minus grades are computed in cumulative averages effective First Semester 1977-78. The following grades are considered in computing semester or cumulative grade averages. Indiana Sex and Violent Offenders Registry.
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