University of Redlands
Students may view their grades by logging into Student Planning after grades post at the completion of each term.
DEFINITION OF CREDIT UNIT
The University of Redlands operates on a semester unit of credit. A semester credit is awarded for the amount of work an average student would accomplish in a minimum of 40 hours (undergraduate) and 45 hours (graduate), including the hours spent in the laboratory or classroom.
INTERPRETATION OF GRADE STATISTICS
Credits Attempted: Total number of credits attempted.
Credits Completed: Total number of credits completed for successful completion of academic course- work or equivalent.
GPA Credits: Total number of graded credits used in calculating the grade point average (only University of Redlands units included).
Graded Points: Value is derived by multiplying GPA credits by grade earned.
GPA: Value is derived by dividing graded points by GPA credits.
The University of Redlands uses a numeric grading system
4.0 A
3.7 A-
3.3 B+
3.0 B
2.7 B-
2.3 C+
2.0 C
1.7 C-
1.3 D+
1.0 D
0.7 D-
0.0 F
RELATED NOTATIONS
AU Audit
CR Credit; 2.0 or above: undergraduate level, 2.7 or above: graduate level
NC No Credit; Below 2.0: undergraduate level, below a 2.7: graduate level
CE Credit; earned by faculty examination or for Continuing Education Credit
EV Narrative; qualitative evaluation of work attached to transcript
VZ Narrative; evaluation satisfactory, not yet in file
VI Narrative; incomplete evaluation
VF Narrative; failure to complete terms of evaluation contract
I Incomplete; verify with faculty as to when a completed grade is due to the Registrar's Office. After that time, the incomplete will revert to the alternate grade reported by faculty.
Z No Grade; temporary, usually due to late grades or no grade recorded by faculty.
W Withdrawal; request for withdrawal must be received in writing from the student.
NG Non-Graded
