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Semester

Grade

Grade

COURSE

HOURS

EARNED

POINTS

ENGL 0989

*3

B

0

MATH 1111

3

C

6

HIST 2111

3

A

12

BUSA 2106

3

B

9

POLS 1105

2

A

8

PHED 1115

1

B

3

12

38

38

12 = 3.16 Grade Point Average

*Institutional Credit

A sample computation of a cumulative GPA is shown below:

Hours

Grade Point

Hours

Credit

Grade

Average

Carried

Earned

Points

Current

2.87

16

16

46

Previous Cumulative

1.94

17

12

33

Current Cumulative

2.39

33

28

79

It should be noted the current cumulative grade point average is the quotient of the hours carried and

grade points and is not the arithmetic average of prior grade point averages. For graduation GPA,

the higher grade is used.

Repetition of Courses

- A student may repeat a previously attempted course if required by

academic regulations and/or upon the approval of his academic advisor. When a course is repeated,

the higher grade will be used in determining the student's cumulative grade point average.

When a course is taken which is similar to a course previously taken, credit cannot be received for

both. Credit will be given for the course most recently taken, even if the most recent grade is lower

than the previous grade.

Dean's List

- The Dean's List for each semester will include those full-time students who earn a 3.40

or higher grade point average. Learning Support and First Year Experience classes are institutional

credit only, and not included in the calculations for Dean’s List.

Merit List

- The Merit List each semester will include those part-time students who are taking at

least five semester hours of college credit work, but less than 12. A student must earn a 3.40 grade

point average or higher on college credit work. Learning Support and First Year Experience classes

are institutional credit only, and not included in the calculations for the Merit List.

G. REPORTING GRADES

Darton State College makes student’s grades available on-line through each student’s individual

account with secure access. All possible efforts are taken to expedite processing of grades. Copies

of grades will only be mailed to those persons or agencies specifically designated in writing by the

student. Students can do this by requesting a copy of their academic transcript:

( http://www.darton.edu/admin/records/transcripts.php )

. It is also the student's responsibility to

report any grade errors to the Registrar's Office within 15 days of receipt.

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