Original credits and quality points from these courses will not be utilized in the calculation of the student's cumulative quality point average. This applies only to freshman courses taken during the first calendar year of attendance as a new freshman student. This does not apply to any transfer student. With the exception noted above, a student's QPA will be determined by dividing the total number of quality points by the total number of credits assigned A through F letter grades. No more than 12 credits with S grades may be counted towards graduation.
Audited courses appear on the transcript with a grade of N, but no credit is earned.
Regular tuition rates apply to audited classes. A G grade is to be given only when students who have been attending a course and have been making regular progress are prevented by circumstances beyond their control from completing the course after it is too late to withdraw. The instructor has discretion to decide this and is under no compulsion to grant a G grade for substantially incomplete work. The student must arrange with the instructor for the completion of a G grade. W grades are given when a student officially withdraws from a course.