Example from above: Step four : If the digit in the thousandths place of your GPA is a 5 or above, you may round up. If it is a four or below, you need to round down.
Example: If your GPA is 3. Step five : To figure your Cumulative GPA, follow the steps one through four for all of your classes. An Incomplete I is changed to an IE if it is not completed by the contract deadline not to exceed one year. After the final grade submission deadline, grades may be changed only for the following reasons:. When such corrections need to be made, an official grade change must be submitted by the instructor. If a student completes any additional work beyond the end of the semester or term original T grades excluded , grade changes should not be made.
For nonacademic extenuating circumstances that arise after the discontinuance deadline, the student should request to have an Incomplete Contract. A previous grade cannot be changed to a W official withdrawal. In case of a nonacademic emergency, the student should file a petition for withdrawal with the Registrar's Office.
At the close of each semester the dean of each academic college will post a list of undergraduate students who are ranked in the top 5 percent of their college for the given semester, who have earned a minimum of 14 credit hours, and who have earned a minimum grade point average of at least 3.
A credit hour is an amount of work represented in intended learning outcomes and verified by evidence of student achievement. One hour of credit generally includes a minimum of one hour of instruction per week in a semester or two hours of instruction per week in a term.
See Credit Hour Policy. Complete work in regular courses offered at BYU. Transfer credit to BYU for academic college-level courses completed at an accredited college or university. Complete an AP Exam with a score of 3, 4, or 5 credit varies based on subject and score. Some requirements can be accomplished by successfully passing an examination.
Two types of examinations are available—exemption exams and challenge exams. Exemption exams, available for a limited number of general education courses, result in the fulfillment of those general education graduation requirements. They do not result in academic credit or grades. Exemption examinations are offered at the testing center.
Challenge exams, available for select courses determined by departments, result in graded academic credit. Departments reserve the right to decide which courses may be challenged by examination.
Religion, internship, and activity courses such as dance, music, experience management, and ROTC, may not be challenged.
These departments reserve the right to make individual exceptions under unique circumstances. Only under exceptional circumstances, such as the foreign language challenge examination, can a course completed earlier be repeated by the challenge procedure. The challenge examination is not meant to certify that a student has attended the class and completed all course requirements. Only students who have completed at least one course at BYU through day or evening school or the Salt Lake Center are eligible for the challenge examination option.
Currently enrolled students are eligible to take the exam, but the credit will not be posted to the transcript until other BYU credit with a final grade is posted. Students who are suspended or dismissed from the university are not eligible to challenge courses. Students who are suspended or dismissed may not have the challenge examination credit posted to their record even if the examination was taken prior to the suspension or dismissal. Once students have graduated, they are not eligible for challenging any additional credit at BYU unless it is specific to the BYU graduate program to which the students have been admitted.
Courses are determined by ACE to be either upper- or lower-division, and BYU only accepts courses that have been recommended as upper-division. Students who complete the International Baccalaureate examinations with a score of 5, 6, or 7 may receive college credit based on the higher level HL subject and score.
Students who have been academically suspended from BYU are not eligible to enroll in courses through day school, evening school, or Continuing Education programs offered by the university except those courses offered through Independent Study. Students may repeat any course taken at BYU if the course is still being taught or an equivalent course exists.
However, all grades are calculated into the grade point average GPA and all credit counts in the total hours.
A University rule requires that during the final semester or term before graduation a graduate student must either register or pay an equivalent registration fee to the Office of Graduate Studies for at least 2 semester hours of credit. A student may not be employed more than 20 hours per week in any week in which the student is enrolled in more than twelve class hours.
More generally, students should avoid employment that would detract from their course work. Given the foundational nature of the first two semesters of law school, students are strongly discouraged from engaging in employment during these semesters.
A graduation interview must be held with the Law School Registrar four months prior to graduation. It is permissible for students who expect to complete their graduation requirements after the spring convocation to participate in the ceremonies either before or after that completion. Over Hours Approval Form. Full Name. Year in School. Name of class and number of credits. Explanation for going over 18 hour limit. What semester or term are you petitioning to register for more credits.
Academic Improvement Plans. Change of Major. Class Planning and Registration. Double Majors.
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