Demonstration of value and respect for human diversity. Willingness to report ethical violations. Understanding of and adherence to the NASW Code of Ethics as a standard of professional behavior. Grading Policy Final course grades are entered on a student's permanent University record at the close of each semester. Grading plans are typically listed in the class syllabus.
Grades reflect a student's understanding of material, quality of work and class participation.
A minimum grade of 'C' must be earned to receive credit under the option. Full-time students in Social Work may take a maximum of two courses under the option. See Handbook for Graduate Students and Advisors for Graduate College for documentation of restrictions. Reference copies are available in Room 240 and the Mailbox Room . Procedures for review of Alleged Capricious Grading and Grievance and Complaints may be found in the Code of Policies and Regulations Applying to All Students .