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Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory Grades
Students not on academic probation may take a maximum of one
course per semester during the sophomore, junior or senior year for which they will
receive a grade of satisfactory (S) or unsatisfactory (U). This is in addition to those
courses offered only on an S/U basis. The grade of S will be recorded for work meriting
letter grades of A, AB, B, BC, C. No credit toward graduation is granted for a course
receiving a grade of U.
The courses selected for S/U grading may not include offerings in
the student's declared major; required supportive courses for that major; or courses
announced for A-F grading only. However, a student who is undecided about or changes a
major field may be allowed one course with an S grade toward completion of that major.
Courses required for a minor may be taken S/U with permission of the department chair. In
a course with standard grading (the option of A-F or S/U), the student may request S/U
status up until the deadline specified in the instructor’s syllabus (but not later
than the end of the semester), after which there can be no change in grade status. Whether
the course is S/U or graded, all students must fulfill the same assignments and course
responsibilities.
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