Grading As previously stated, students either pass or fail this course, there are no letter grades. Students will be graded on both their academic performance and supervisor's evaluation. Evaluation forms are mailed to supervisors towards the end of the semester. Students must have completed and returned their contract before evaluations forms will be mailed. A satisfactory evaluation from your supervisor is required to receive a passing grade.
All materials are due no later than the last day of classes at the end of the semester.
You are responsible for turning in your updated resume, time sheet, journal and paper on time. The Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice allows students to earn up to six credits for their participation in field experiences relevant to their major. Only juniors or seniors in good standing with the University will be allowed to participate in the extracurricular studies program. Students are required to register for at least 3 credits, and volunteer for 150 hours unless prior permission is granted. The student's internship service will generally be voluntary, although paid experiences are permitted.