Therefore, a 4 credit hour course is one in which the student is in the classroom for 4 hours each week. The same does not apply with Concurrent Enrollment credits. Since these are courses taught at the high schools, the credits are different. The number of credits given and the length of time spent in the year is up to the discretion of UVSC departments and instructors. Grade report forms for classes will be mailed by UVSC about the first week in June, even if the class was taught only the first semester.
All students receive their grade report by mail.
The Registrar's Office will not give grades over the telephone. To verify a grade, students must go in person with a picture ID to the Registrar's Office. If you have not received your grade report by the beginning of the next school year, contact the UVSC Concurrent Enrollment Office immediately. Registration for Concurrent Enrollment constitutes a commitment to enter the final course grade on the student's permanent college record, regardless of the results .Credit is earned by performance and participation throughout the class, rather than by an exit examination alone. Poor grades may affect future financial aid, scholarship eligibility and acceptance into any college.