For all ME and NRE students a D is a passing grade except for MATH 1501, MATH 1502, MATH 1522, MATH 2401, MATH 2403 and MATH/ISYE 3770 (NRE students only). You must have a C or better in the classes listed above. This information is also listed on the ME and NRE Programs of Study (Curricula). In addition, a student's ME/ NRE GPA and a student's Overall GPA must both be a 2.00 or above at graduation.

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

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.

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

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%.

Students from the BLESS or Arts Faculties who are taking Psychology as the minor area of their degree programme register on 40 credits of psychology modules at each level. At Level 1, they take the 40 credits of core modules. At Level 2, they take a minimum of 20 credits of the core modules (but ideally they select all 40 credits from the core list, as these form the prerequisites for Level 3 modules). At Level 3, students take 40 credits from the list of options.

College is rigorous – even more so at a highly ranked school like BC. Anyone who thinks a challenging course won't take several hours each week in assignment & reading work should not be at Boston College. Any student concerned that they may struggle with the assignments should start early and see me before work is due (not on the due date).

Yes, we accept transferable courses in which you received a grade of D--except for courses required for transfer admission (one college-level writing course and one college-level mathematics course) and for courses that satisfy the general-education requirements in writing, mathematics, and a second language. We accept transferable courses graded P or S.

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.

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It is to the student’s benefit to repeat a class in which he/she received a grade of D or F to raise the GPA. In order to satisfy major requirements and General Education Requirements for CSU breadth and IGETC, the student must have a minimum of C grade in all coursework. If you received a grade of D or F in a course, you may petition to enroll in the course again. You should fill out the Course Repetition form and submit it to the Admissions Office at the time you re-enroll in the course.

APU will not transfer courses in which a D grade was earned. A minimum C- grade is required for all transferable units.

The complete specifications are detailed in ANSI/Compressed Gas Association Commodity Specification for Air, G-7.1-1989, which include:

NO! These courses are offered by the School of Education and not by the Department of Psychology. They are not our courses and thus do not apply to the major.

Answer: Studies have shown that the most simulation users allow a simulation to count between 20% to 30% of the course grade. Assume that maximum total points in the course is 1,000 and that the simulation allows the student participants to earn a maximum of 200 points. One workable approach would be to award each team a minimum number of points for satisfactory participation independent of performance, e.g., 70%. Each team would receive automatically 140 points for participation.