Grading Policy
For most of the courses, the final grade for a course is determined by the weighted
letter grades of the student's exams: midterms and finals. The student who withdraws
from a course will receive the symbol "W" (Withdrawal) for the course, which has
no impact on the GPA. The credit hours for the course are counted as "attempted
but not achieved". The grading rubric varies depending on the courses. The following
formula is only an example:
- Course Grade= 40% (Midterm) + 60% (Final)
Grade Conversion Table
| Symbol |
Point Value |
Percentage |
Definition |
| A |
4: [3.5 - 4] |
90 - 100% |
Excellent |
| B |
3: [3 - 3.4] |
80 - 89% |
Good |
| C |
2: [2 - 2.9] |
70 - 79% |
Satisfactory |
| D |
1: [1 - 1.9] |
60 - 69% |
Unsatisfactory |
| F |
0: [0 - 0.9] |
0 - 59% |
Failing |
| W |
|
|
Withdrawal |
* To interpret your letter grades on proficiency scales, refer to the Correlation
to TOEIC, TOEFL, and CEF Ranges below. For detailed descriptions
of your proficiency to the SLOs, refer to the SLOs described under the Course Descriptions.