A grade of "C" or better is required for the two English composition courses. If a student makes a "D" the course must be repeated. A grade of "C" or better is required for SoVA classes that will apply to the major for graduation or Portfolio Review credit. A grade of "C" or better is required if a student majors in a Foreign Language; otherwise, a "D" is passing.

This varies by state, but generally it’s 70-75%. You can retake the exam, but some states require a waiting period.

You have to take two multiple-choice exams and you must make a grade of 70% or higher on each exam to pass. The first exam is two hours and covers the first seven chapters, and the second exam is three hours and covers the remaining seven chapters. If necessary, you may retake an exam for a fee of $30.

All FCS classes for your major must be taken for a letter grade and you must receive a C- or better to pass.

A grade of "C" is passing; however, a grade point average of 3.0 in core courses is required for a student to remain in good standing. Thus, it's necessary to earn an "A" for each "C" to meet the minimum GPA of 3.0. Students cannot graduate without a GPA of 3.0 or above. Students who fall below a 3.0 GPA are placed on probation and can be dismissed from the MSW program if they fail to raise their core course GPA over the next twelve semester hours.

Overall passing grade on the New Hampshire Bar Examination is 270 on a scale of 400. Successful applicants will be notified that they passed the bar examination, but will not be given their scores. Unsuccessful applicants will be provided with a breakdown of scores by mail, approximately a month after the results are announced. Applicant MPT and MEE answers will be turned over to the Clerk of the Supreme Court and will be retained by the Clerk for one year after the bar examination.

Passing for the IFPA examinations is 80%. Registered participants who do not pass the first time around are given the opportunity to retake the Certification exam for a modest retake fee.

Passing score is 75% or greater for Respiratory Therapists, Registered Nurses, Dental, Laboratory Technicians, and 70% for Radiolologic Technologists.

A score of 70% or higher is required to pass Part I. Should students not pass, they will be required to complete a re-take course. Completing AlcoholEdu requires passing the knowledge exam and finishing the final chapter/survey. Only when students have completed Chapter 4 and the final survey, will the program be considered complete.

No! Your revised work must earn a passing grade in order for you to pass the course. If your revised work does not earn a passing grade, you will need to retake the course for which you earned the TF. You are being given an opportunity to pass the course, not a guarantee that you will pass.

Each Module contains approximately 3 exams (31 in total). You send the exams to us for marking. Results are promptly returned, along with helpful commentary. Once all the exams are successfully completed, a certificate and mark transcript are issued. The passing grade is 70%. If you do not get 70% on any given exam, you may re-take

We are very confident in our materials. We strive to match the types of questions and the level of complexity that the actual Praxis? High School math exam (10061) and the Middle School math exam (20069) contain. With this confidence, we offer our subscriber an unlimited use of our exams should they have the misfortune of not passing the Praxis? Exam.

Most of the CBT courses require that you make a score of 70 or better. The DOW courses require that you make 80 or better to pass. Basic Plus™ and Basic Plus™ Refresher require a grade of 70 or better.

In order to progress in the nursing program, you must achieve a grade of "C" in each nursing course. A "C" is equivalent to 75%.

To pass a section, you must receive a grade of 75% or better. Each section is graded individually, so it is possible to pass some sections and fail other sections of the exam within the same calendar quarter. The CPA Exam is graded by the AICPA. Within 90 days after the exam, grade reports are sent to the Board. Grades will then be mailed to candidates.

Most Continuing Education courses require a final exam score of 70% to pass. Most Pre-licensing courses require a 75% to pass.

is the course number for students receiving regular tutorial assistance at one of the Writing Program's Writing Centers. Students who complete 5 sessions successfully receive 1.5 "E credits," which don't count towards graduation and are not calculated into your GPA. These credits do count, however, towards fulfilling full-time status. University College students are not eligible for the 355:096 course and thus their transcripts do not reflect their enrollment in the Writing Center course.

You have scheduled a class you have already taken and passed. Schedule as many classes as possible and contact the academics office. Write out a comment explaining the problem - including the course - on the class information sheet in the academics office. Home | Student Services | Academics | Campus Info | Financial Info | Admissions | Career Services | Community Outreach

Yes, the Psychology Department does accept transfer credit from other institutions of higher learning. However, to earn a degree in psychology from Auburn , transfer students must complete at least 18 hours of psychology while in residence at Auburn .

A grade of D- is the lowest passing grade for a course. However, students must maintain a 2.0 (C) grade point average for all course work, as well as required Bio Sci major courses, to remain in good academic standing and to earn the baccalaureate degree. Lower division writing courses (Writing 39A-B-C) and the upper division writing requirement are exceptions to the above. These writing courses must be completed with a minimum grade of C.

athlete who does not meet the age determining date may qualify to play if he is in the same grade as that age/grade division requires (EX. 12U/6th Grade, 13U/7th Grade, ETC) and no more than one year older than the age determining date for that grade level. You go by the grade of the athlete as of March 1st, 2007. During the 2007 AAU season, in the 14U/8th grade division, a player would be considered a grade exception if he was in the 8th grade and was born on or after September 1, 1992.

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