No, only courses taken at CSU will affect your GPA. Transfer courses will count toward graduation requirements but are not factored into your CSU GPA.

Obviously the answer to this is to obtain higher grades in your courses. You may also re-take courses in which you have received a low grade. If you re-take a course at Oakton, the higher grade will count in your GPA, but both grades will continue to show on your transcript. In other words, replacing a D or F grade with an A, B, or C will raise your GPA more quickly than taking new courses and averaging the grades.

Any retake of a course means that the highest grade received is used in the GPA calculation. All grades received do remain on the transcript. Sometimes a retake doesn't improve the student's GPA that much. Sometimes it is a mathematical limit and sometimes it is just hard for the student to do that well in a course he/she didn't do well in the first time around. A better approach might be to take a different class that you like better and will do well in.

stated in York 's main calendar, "A student who has received a passing grade for a course may not repeat that course or take an equivalent or excluded course for degree credit." However, students are allowed to retake a passed course once for academic degree or certificate credit only if the student has failed to achieve sufficient standing to proceed in a core or prerequisite course in a degree or certificate program, and if no alternative remedies are provided.

Answer - The Channel Service Unit (CSU) receives and transmits signals from and to the WAN (wide area network) line and provides a barrier for electrical interference from either side of the unit. The CSU can also echo loop-back signals from the phone company for testing purposes. Often a CSU and DSU are combined into a single piece of equipment called a CSU/DSU.

The GPA necessary for admission varies from campus to campus and from major to major. Please consult with the University Transfer Center for the latest information published by the UC and CSU systems.

You need to be aware of a sobering reality: admission to a health professions school is a highly competitive process. This means, of course, that these schools will draw candidates from the high end of the GPA range. Consider these statistics. The most common GPA for applicants admitted to medical schools nationwide, for example, is 3.75. At Upstate Medical University, the median overall GPA for accepted applicants is around 3.65 (3.57 for the science GPA).

Any course numbered between 1 and 99 are automatically transferable to a Cal State school. For example, LBCC Math 37 is CSU transferable but Math 130 is not.

Honors courses are designed to be engaging and enriching. Although our expectations for Honors students are high, the atmosphere in our courses is supportive and cooperative rather than competitive. Students should not worry that there are more rigorous grading standards in Honors courses.

Yes, in order to be accepted into the nursing program, you must have a 2.50 Cumulative GPA in the prerequisite science courses. That depends. The nursing program is very demanding and requires a lot of preparation and study time. In order to ensure success, you most likely will need to reduce your work hours while attending the program.

The CSU System stands for the California State University System. It includes 23 campuses which accept the top 1/3 of high school graduates. Two local examples are SDSU and CSU San Marcos.

Ohlone College nursing graduates are accepted for advanced placement in BSN programs at San Jose State University, Cal State-Hayward, San Francisco State University, Holy Names, Samuel Merrit.

It is up to each individual institution as to which courses it will accept for credit from another institution. Therefore, contact that institution to determine its transfer policies and which courses will be accepted for credit.

Courses taken at another California community college can be used for certification in the GE areas where they were used at the previous community college. The course must be approved for CSU certification for the year that it was taken. Courses taken at other CSU campuses will be approved for certification if they met a general education requirement in that category or area on that CSU campus.

Courses taken outside the U.S. must be evaluated by the 4-year institution to be used to meet that specific university's GE pattern.

Continuous scholarship eligibility is determined at the end of each academic year based on your cumulative GPA. Courses you take in the summer will also count toward this GPA. The Office of Undergraduate Admission conducts several events throughout the year. To learn more about these events and how you can become involved, please visit: www.usm.maine.edu/admit/meritsch/volunteer.html

No. Students seeking to raise their undergraduate GPA may be admitted with post-baccalaureate status and limited to taking only undergraduate classes.

If you're willing to work, it is. Those who show up to class, do their best on the assignments, participate in discussions, etc. should dp well. This is not a class, however, where one can "mail it in" and do well.