To determine the requirements for credit and standing in a program of studies, the academic regulations of the divi- sion in which the program is offered should be consulted. Excellent, Good, Adequate, Marginal, Inadequate, Wholly inadequate. Grades vs. Scores I.4 Grades should always be based on the approved grade scales. However, students may find that on any one evaluation they may receive a numerical or letter mark that reflects the score achieved on the test or essay. The cumulative scores may not be directly identified with the final grade.
Grades are final only after review by the divisional review committee described below.
It should be noted that these tables are not to be used to translate a score to a grade directly. The grades assigned in a course, however, must all be from the same scale. I.7 Grades in each course shall be assigned according to the practice of the division offering the course. In all other cases, grades shall be reported as converted to the scale used by the reporting division, and the conversion shall be made according to the tables of correspondence and translation tables defined in the Appendix. A grade not reported in the form originally assigned by the offering division must on request be made available to the student in that form by the reporting division.