Grades are considered together with grade point average, course work, letters of recommendation, and GRE scores as the applicant's academic qualifications. This academic portion of the application generally counts at least 1/3 to 1/2 when applications are evaluated.

Yes. Grades earned for South Central Online courses are recorded and become part of your official college transcript. Yes. All courses are taught by South Central College faculty and staff, many of whom have also designed or played an integral role in designing the courses they teach.

The GMAT is one of the required parts of an application and the results are an important factor in the admission process. However, there is no certain weight put on this or any other factor. GMAT results are reviewed in conjunction with all other parts of the application.

Yes, for Vanderbilt students grades and credits are counted towards graduation. For visiting/transient students, transfer of credits and grades are determined by the home institution.

First year grades are included in the calculation of your cumulative Carnegie Mellon QPA and your class ranking. Your first year grade for 24-101 Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering is included in the calculation of your average for required mechanical engineering courses. However, the college's 2.00 QPA requirement at graduation is based on courses taken after the freshmen year.

Yes! All of the grades you receive while studying abroad on an affiliated program count. These grades will appear on your transcript and are calculated into your King’s grade point average. If you study under a non-affiliated program, you will receive transfer credit for your course work.

English and Fine Arts classes at Freestyle are UC approved courses. Approval for our Elective courses is pending.

The bursaries that the University of Sheffield will be calculated in accordance with actual entry grades, those students not entering University with `A' Levels will have their qualifications given an equivalence rating, e.g. AS level = half an `A' Level so you would need two A grades at AS Level to equal one A grade at A Level.

Grades from study abroad do have an impact on your academic record. If you attend an approved program, your study abroad course grades will not be individually posted on your Albertson transcript. However, they will not be averaged into your Albertson cumulative grade point average.

Yes, these grades may satisfy your core-course requirements. The clearinghouse will assign your high school's lowest passing grade for a pass-fail class. Yes, a college course may be used as a core course if it is accepted by your high school and if the course: Is on your high school transcript (Division I only), any college transcripts should also be sent to the clearinghouse, and

GRE scores are evaluated as part of the applicant's academic record. GRE score are considered together with grades, grade point average, course work completed and letters of recommendation. The program does not have absolute cut-off scores for the GRE.

You must get at least a C in each Math bridge course and CIS565, and at least a B in every other CIS bridge course (not a B-average) for each to count towards your bridge course requirements. Otherwise you will need to repeat the course. For CIS 505, if you get a grade lower than a B, we strongly recommend that you take CIS 114 instead of CIS 505 the second time.

Yes, you can request that one semester of bad grades not be counted in your grade point average. This procedure is called "Academic Bankruptcy" and is described in the current Catalog of Northeast Alabama Community College. There are several restrictions involved, so discuss this with your advisor. You can be granted Academic Bankruptcy only once.

Grades from a BBA Exchange program will count in your UT gpa, since the courses are considered in-residence.

The UC and CSU systems do not require high school grades or SAT scores from students when they transfer at the junior level.

Final term course grades are not available in time to be considered by Social Studies in honors calculations. The Committee votes on a recommendation for each student based on seven semesters of grades and then forwards its recommendation to the College. By the time that the College votes on these recommendations, the final term course grades are available.

Most of these scholarships, except the LAES & HYG, do not use school or university academic results as part of the assessment process. The main criteria (except for LAES & HYG) are financial and educational disadvantage. If you are offered and accept a scholarship, satisfactory academic progress is important to keep receiving the scholarship.