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GRADING AND PROGRESS MEASUREMENT


A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 is required for a student to successfully complete a diploma program. A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 is required for a student to successfully complete an associate or bachelor’s degree program and a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 is required for a student to successfully complete a master’s degree program. Students must achieve a minimum of a “C” to pass any IEPOC, general studies or concentration course in the diploma, associate and bachelor’s degree programs and a minimum of a “B” to successfully pass any concentration course in any master’s degree program. Final grades are rounded up from the 10th place to a whole number.

Grading System for IEPOC, Associate and Bachelor’s Degrees in Nursing, Bachelor of Science in Applied Behavioral Analysis, and General Education

Grade

Percentages

Quality Points

A

90% to 100%

4.0

B

80% to 89%

3.0

C

78% to 79%

2.5

F

Below 78%

0.0

P

Satisfactory

4.0

Grading System for Master’s Degree Courses and Post-Master Certificate Programs in Nursing

Grade

Percentages

Quality Points

A

90% to 100%

4.0

B

80% to 89%

3.0

F

Below 80%

0.0

P

Satisfactory

4.0

Grading System for Master of Business, Master of Education in Educational Administration

Grade

Percentages

Quality Points

A

90% to 100%

4.0

B

80% to 89%

3.0

C

70% to 79%

2.0

D

60 to 69%

1.0

F

Below 60%

0.0