University of Hawaiÿi at Mänoa
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GRADUATE GRADES
UNDERGRADUATE GRADES
Beginning Fall 2003
A+, A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C
C (lowest passing grade),
C-, D+, D, D-
Beginning Fall 2003
A+, A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, C-, D+
D, D- (lowest passing grade)
Beginning Fall 1986
NG-No grade; work still in progress for
Thesis 800/700/500
NR-Grade not reported by instructor
Beginning Fall 1986
NG - No grade; work still in progress for
Honors Thesis
NR - Grade not reported by instructor
Beginning Spring 1985
H-Honors grade in Medicine
Beginning Fall 1976
CR - Credit (A-C work)
Beginning Fall 1983
L - Auditor
Beginning 1970
A, B, C, D (lowest passing grade)
F - Failure - if repeated, averaged into G.P.R.
I – Incomplete
W - Withdrawal
CR - Credit (A-D work)
NC - No credit
Pass/Fail system replaced by CR/NC system
Beginning 1960
A, B, C (lowest passing grade)
D, F
H, S, U - For 800 Thesis Courses only
(discontinued 1984)
S, U - For 700/800 Thesis Courses only
1931 - 1959
H - Honors
S - Satisfactory
U - Unsatisfactory
1950 - 1969 (contd.)
X - Passing but needs further work
P - Passing
L - Auditor (discontinued, 1968;
reinstated, Fall 1988)
1931 - 1950
A, B, C, D (lowest passing grade)
E - Conditional Failure
F - Failure
X - Passing but needs further work
1908 - 1931
A - 90-100
B - 80-89
C - 70-79
D - 60-69
F - Below 60
1950 - 1969
A, B, C, D (lowest passing grade)
F - Failure - and could be made up
I - Incomplete
W - Withdrawal Passing
WF - Withdrawal Failing
1908 – 1931
90-100 - Honors
80-89 - Satisfactory
70-79 - Unsatisfactory
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“A” in Course Number = Honors course; L = Laboratory course; V = Variable credit course. All other alpha suffixes denote selected topics. Lower division courses,
intended for freshmen and sophomores, are numbered 100-299. Upper division courses are numbered 300-499, and these may be carried for graduate credit. Courses
numbered 500-599 are generally not applicable toward undergraduate and graduate degrees except for those in law and medicine. Graduate courses are numbered 600800. “WI/” in the course title identifies it as a writing-intensive course. Asterisk (*) in the beginning of course title identifies it as a course taken through the UHMänoa’s Outreach College (formerly called the College of Continuing Education and Community Service). Beginning Fall 1997, Outreach College courses are identified
by “EXT” (for extension) in the term, e.g., FALL EXT 1998.
Credit Hours = All courses are recorded in semester hours. Length of Semester = 16 weeks. Extension courses (identified by asterisk in the course title or “EXT” in
term) and summer session courses, although taught over varying periods of time, meet for an equivalent number of semester hours.
Grade Points per Credit Hour = 4 if A+ or A, 3.7 if A-, 3.3 if B+, 3 if B, 2.7 if B-, 2.3 if C+, 2 if C, 1.7 if C-, 1.3 if D+, 1 if D, .7 if D-, 0 if F. Grade points are given
for courses in which grades of A+, A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, C-, D+, D, D- or F are reported.
Honors, High Honors, Highest Honors = Granted to baccalaureate degree recipients who have completed a special curriculum of seminars and research work in the
upper division Honors Program, culminating in a Senior Honors Project (initiated June, 1962).
With Distinction = Granted to undergraduate baccalaureate degree recipients with a cumulative grade-point average of 3.4 or above before August 1974 or with 3.5 or
above beginning August 1974 (designated “Honors” before June, 1962; “Academic Commendation” before 1969). The cumulative grade-point average for this
designation encompasses academic work at UHM and all other colleges and universities and includes both transferable and non-transferable credits.
Repeated courses are identified in the column “R” with A (averaged in GPA, not included in credits), E (excluded from GPA and credits) and I (included in credits and
GPA)
Incomplete grades may appear as IA, IC, etc. The letters after the “I” indicate the grade to be recorded if no further coursework is submitted.
Requirements for the Doctor of Medicine (M.D. Degree) include passing USMLE Steps 1 and 2.
The transcript includes all courses for which a student is registered at the end of the registration drop period. Institutional policy on withdrawals, transfer credits,
incompletes, repeated courses may be found in the University Catalog.
The University of Hawaii at Manoa is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Senior Colleges and Universities of the Western Association of Schools and
Colleges. Professional programs are individually accredited by appropriate agencies. Refer to the University Catalog for further details.
Rev. 10/11