University of Colorado has Course Forgiveness, you are allowed 10 credits for a Baccalaureate Degree program. The grade will still appear on your transcript, but they will not count it into your GPA.
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University of Colorado has Course Forgiveness, you are allowed 10 credits for a Baccalaureate Degree program. The grade will still appear on your transcript, but they will not count it into your GPA.
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Assuming 4 classes at 4 credits each, the total honor points (4 points for an "A" times 16 credits = 64). 12 credits of "A" would be 48 honor points and 4 credits of "F" would be zero honor points. 48 divided by 64 = 3.0. Replacing the "F" with an "A" would then be 64/64 or a 4.0. In the first semester of a college career, an "F" could make a 1.0 grade point difference.
As more and more credits are accumulated the effect is substantially reduced.
Assuming 4 classes at 4 credits each, the total honor points (4 points for an "A" times 16 credits = 64). 12 credits of "A" would be 48 honor points and 4 credits of "F" would be zero honor points. 48 divided by 64 = 3.0. Replacing the "F" with an "A" would then be 64/64 or a 4.0. In the first semester of a college career, an "F" could make a 1.0 grade point difference.
As more and more credits are accumulated the effect is substantially reduced.
That sounds familiar, where have I heard that from?
