Repeating a Course

Sometimes students want to prove that they understand the material better than the results in official records. Often involving many complicated problems, students need to make sure that all the options are taken into account before deciding to repeat the course. For these reasons, students who wish to repeat the course must visit an expert adviser at the university counseling center to ensure the dean's approval. If you repeat the course results at Rochester, the course registration and both results will be shown on the transcript, but not only the second grades are used to calculate the average score. Only one course can earn credits

The faculty of the university has approved a revised periodic curriculum policy implemented in the spring of 2015. The new policy will apply to the first course of autumn or autumn 2014.

In the new teacher's policy, if the course passes autumn or the first course after 2014, if you pass adequate grades ("C" or higher), that course will not be repeatedly approved. However, students who achieve unsatisfactory results (C -, D +, D, D -, E) in the course completed after the fall of 2014 can repeat the course as long as they are approved by the Dean .

Students who achieve D - or higher in the course can repeat the course, but may not be able to acquire additional units through repeated course. Students who have passed the course and acquired the passing score will lose the unit earned earlier. Students who receive F after repeating the course will retain the units earned in the previous trial. In either case, the original record will remain in the student's record, and if the course is accepted at the time of graduation, the results will be included in the performance grade results.

Repeat courses can be used for courses designated as "repeatable" in the main course file. These include marching bands, laboratory experiments, special topics, and so on. Additional units and grades are earned after each repeatable course is completed. Subsequent grades of these courses will not replace the grades or units of the previously repeatable course.

Repeat the course: If the student receives a rating of D, F, W, or NP, the course can be repeated. When the repeat of A, B, C, or P level is completed successfully, in order to acquire the original course and grade regardless of the cumulative GPA, the "Automatic Repeat Request" form on the admission office (SS Building, 1st floor) It is necessary to send. Students who wish to take the fourth course (W, D, F, or NP) must submit application form. This petition can be obtained from the Admissions Office.

Students taking a course of C or above can not repeat the course unless you obtain permission from the Vice President of Science in advance. Consult with students and consultants and instructors of the course. Repeat courses are part of normal workload, but you can not earn graduation credits. These two levels are used to calculate the average score (GPA). This course can be repeated for students who have acquired D or F in a course studied by Davis & Elkins or students who have transferred from institutions accredited in other areas. Repeat courses should be counted as part of normal workload, but credits will not acquire additional credits repeatedly in the process of getting D. Both levels will remain on permanent transcripts, but only the higher of the two levels can be used to calculate GPA.