Grading System

A grading system is a method of recording faculty evaluations of student progress and the fulfillment of student learning outcomes. All students officially enrolled in courses must be awarded a grade in accordance with college regulations. The instructor awards the grade.

Faculty uses a letter grade to indicate the student’s level of achievement in course work. Grade points are assigned for each letter so that a grade point average can be calculated. A 4.0 point system is used to calculate student grade point averages. A 2.0 cumulative grade point average (CGPA) is required for graduation. The letter grades on the permanent record are as follows: