- Majors and Minors
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- LSA Degrees
- LSA Requirements
- LSA Academic Policies
- Dates and Deadlines
- Academic Integrity
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- What Will You Do with an LSA Degree?
A student may elect a course on a Pass/Fail basis, in which case the registrar will enter a grade of P if a grade of "C-" through "A+" had been reported on the grade roster submitted by the instructor and a grade of F if a grade less than "C-" had been reported on the grade roster. You are allowed to take up to 30 credits Pass/Fail or Credit/No Credit. (Pass/Fail is an option. Credit/No Credit is a mandatory grading pattern established at the course level.)
Please note the following regarding Pass/Fail elections:
- Students have until the official last day of class as determined by the Registrar to modify a class pass/fail. Students may change back to the regular grading pattern, but only up until the third week deadline. After the third week, students cannot switch from a Pass/Fail election back to a graded pattern.
- Non-graded courses earn credit toward a degree but not honor points. Therefore, "Pass" (or "Credit") grades do not enter into the computation of the term or cumulative grade point averages.
- Courses used to fulfill a major or minor requirement must be taken for a grade and cannot be elected pass/fail. Courses with the same subject code as the department of major or minor can be elected pass/fail only if they are not being used to fulfill a major or minor requirement.
- The final course used to fulfill the language requirement must be taken for a letter grade and cannot be elected Pass/Fail.
- Students must have a minimum of 90 graded credits toward the 120 credits required for a degree.
- Graded courses that have been transferred in from another school or college count toward the 90 graded credits.
- "P" courses from COVID grading terms WN20, FA20, WN21, SP21, SU21 also count toward the 90 graded credits.
- Mini-courses have different start and end dates. The deadline to record a mini-course as Pass/Fail is the last day of class for that particular course, which may differ from the last day of classes for a full term course.
- Courses with CR/NC and S/U grading patterns may not be elected Pass/Fail.