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A grade of “S” demonstrates satisfactory course completion. The grade of “G” is used in unique circumstances and at the discretion of the college to recognize limited subject competency. The grade of “U” is a failing grade. “I” is an interim grade or a non-punitive final grade. Grades of “N” and “W” are non-punitive grades. “X” indicates that a course was completed (or taken) for content and no grade awarded.
No grade point credit shall be assigned to the following grades:
S – Satisfactory Individual demonstrates subject competency (assignments, labs, tests, clinical, etc.) and fulfilled attendance requirements needed to pass the course. Individual is ready to progress to higher level course. CEUs can be awarded.
U - Unsatisfactory Individual fails to demonstrate subject competency and/or fulfillment of attendance requirements needed to pass the course and to move to a higher-level course. CEUs cannot be awarded.
I – Incomplete Individual, due to unavoidable circumstances, attended part but not all of a course. CEUs cannot be awarded. Courses for which the grade of “I” have been awarded must be successfully completed by the end of the subsequent semester for another grade (“S”, “U”, or “G”) to be awarded by the instructor. If “S” is awarded, CEUs can be awarded. If “U” or “G” is awarded, CEUs cannot be awarded.
W - Withdrawal Individual formally withdraws from a course after the refund period but prior to the start of the course.
X - No Grade No grade awarded. Course taken for purpose of learning the subject matter and not for a grade. CEUs cannot be awarded.
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