The instructor's assignment sheet for each composition. Drafts of each paper as specified by the instructor. Instructors will evaluate and grade portfolios to ensure that students have met the College's criteria for En101. Any portfolio which the instructor grades as a C or lower is read by another composition faculty member. Instructors grade portfolios holistically, using the grading criteria specified on p. 7 of the Composition Handbook .
Portfolios needing a second reader require two passing grades of C or higher to pass the course.
Portfolios receiving one passing and one failing grade are referred to a third reader. Students whose portfolios receive failing grades, must retake En101 at their own expense. Students whose portfolios receive a D grade have one week to revise their work and resubmit to their instructor, who will reassess their work using the process described above. If, at the end of the semester, the student's portfolio is still not acceptable, the student must retake En101. Students may not enroll in En102 until they pass En101.