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Y Grades

  2. Majors and Minors
  3. Departments and Units
  4. Courses
  5. LSA Degrees
  6. LSA Requirements
  7. LSA Academic Policies
    1. Credit Limits
    2. Special Kinds of Credit
    3. Transfer Information
    4. Registration and Enrollment
    5. Your Academic Record
      1. Student Records Policy
      2. Transcripts and Notations
      3. Academic Standing
      4. Grading Issues
        1. Pass-Fail
        2. Incompletes
        3. Y Grades
      6. Grade Grievance
      7. Honors and Awards
      8. Dean's Recommendation Forms
    7. LSA International Travel Policy
    8. LSA Student Commitment to the Wolverine Culture of Care
  9. Dates and Deadlines
  10. Academic Integrity
  11. Engaged Learning
  12. STEM
  13. What Will You Do with an LSA Degree?

A few courses (e.g., senior Honors thesis courses, Global Course Connections, or some Biological Sciences research courses) are approved as "two-term" sequences (approval has to be granted by the LSA Curriculum Committee). In these specially approved cases only, an instructor can report a Y grade at the end of the first-term course to indicate work in progress. When a final grade is reported at the end of the second term, that final grade is posted for both terms' elections. In cases where a Y grade is reported for a course which is not approved to extend for two successive terms, an I (Incomplete) is posted on the transcript and the course is subject to the regular deadline for incompletes. Students needing more time to complete this work must petition the Academic Standards Board for an official extension of the deadline.

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