UNIVERSITY RECORDS UPDATES

• January 6 & 7, 2010 - Registration
  
  
• January 11, 2010 - Classes Begin
  
  
• January 21, 2010 - Challenge examination grades are due
  
  
• January 25, 2010 - Last day to add a class | Last day to change a section | Last day to drop a class with 90% refund
  
  
• February 8, 2010 - Last day to drop a class with 60% refund | "W" grades begin
  
  
• March 1, 2010 - "WP" & "WF" grades begin | Graduation applications for Bachelor’s candidates for August 2011 commencement are due
  
  
• April 14, 2010 - Last day to drop a class
  
  
• April 28 - May 7, 2010 - Final examinations for Spring 2010
  
  
  

• Associate candidates - October of 2nd year
  
  
• Bachelor candidates - March of junior year/year prior to graduation
  
  
• Graduate candidates - March of graduation year
  
  
• Tentative August 2009 Graduates - Click here to view the list
  
  
• POTENTIAL GRADUATES AUGUST 2010 - Click here to view the list
  
  

• All applicants - May of the conferral year
  
  

  General Information

  Registration Facts and Information

  Changes to Records

  Adding a Class

  Dropping a Class

  Grades

        - Grade Changes

        - Grading System

        - Grade Point Average Computation

        - Grade Reports

        - Incomplete Grades

        - Transcripts

  Honours

  University Requirements for Degrees

  Admissions

  Prospective Students

  Current Students

  AEORION Student Access

  Student Development

  Graduation List December 2007

  Graduation List August 2008

  Graduation List August 2009

  Conferral List December 2009

  Graduation Tips

GRADES

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Grade Changes

Students are required to report any grading error to the Office of University Records within two weeks of the receipt of the official grade report.  Instructors may, for computational error or data entry change a grade within one semester after the grade was earned.  For Incomplete grades, the “Petition for Incomplete Grade” form is to be used for reasons other than lack of financial clearance for final examinations.  Incomplete grades are changed by the ensuing mid-semester or first session in the summer.

Grading System

At the end of each semester, grade reports are issued to students, parents and sponsoring agencies.  The quality of each student's achievement is assessed by means of a system of grades and quality points and the computation of a Grade Point Average (GPA).

Grades are assigned on the following basis:

Percentage Scored                  Assigned

90-100                                             A

85-89                                               A-

80-84                                               B+

75-79                                               B

70-74                                               B-

65-69                                               C+

60-64                                               C

55-59                                               C-

50-54                                               D

0-49                                                  F

Grade Point Average (GPA) Computation

After totaling all quality points earned, the resulting number is divided by the total credits attempted, and this final figure is the grade point average.  All grades "A" through "F" are included in the computation of the GPA.

The following grades yield no quality points and are not included in the computation:  I--Incomplete; WP--Withdrawal while Passing; WF--Withdrawal while Failing; NC--No Credit; P--Pass; DG--Deferred Grade; R – Repeat Required; and AU--Audited Class. 

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