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The Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory (S/U) grading option is available to Juniors and Seniors under the policies outlined below.

Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory Grade Option form 

The Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory grade option is designed to encourage students to explore new areas outside their majors in the spirit of a liberal education. The following conditions apply to this option:

  1. Students with junior and senior standing may elect to take one 1.00-credit course (plus any required fractional credit add-on components) or two .5-credit courses per semester, which are evaluated 鈥渟atisfactory鈥 (S) or 鈥渦nsatisfactory鈥 (U) instead of by the conventional letter grades.
  2. It is expected that students will take a course and any required fractional add-on component with the same grade option (conventional grade or S/U). In these cases, the total credit value of S/U courses may exceed the usual 1.00 credit limit per semester.
  3. In certain instances, faculty members may require that a stand-alone course or add-on fractional credit course be offered only on a graded or S/U basis. These courses will not count against the 1.00-credit-per-semester limit.
  4. Except in item #3 above, the decision to choose the S/U option rests solely with the student.
  5. A student on academic warning may not take a course S/U.
  6. Courses taken to fulfill the Common Core, Global Engagements, areas of inquiry, language, writing and major or minor requirements may not be taken S/U.
  7. The choice to take a particular course with the S/U option must be made prior to the end of the withdrawal period as published on the academic calendar.
  8. No course will be officially recorded as using the S/U grading option unless the student has submitted the completed Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory Option form to the registrar's office by the deadline.
  9. After the end of the withdrawal period, no changes in the grading mode (conventional grade to S/U, or S/U to conventional grade) may be made.
  10. In the event of a course鈥檚 limited enrollment, a student鈥檚 desire to take the course on the S/U basis shall not be a criterion in determining his or her eligibility for the course or course section.
  11. To achieve the grade of S, the student must perform at a level that would warrant a grade of C鈥 or better.
  12. Satisfactory completion of a course is entered on the student鈥檚 permanent transcript as S, but does not enter into the computation of the GPA. The unsatisfactory completion of a course is entered on the student鈥檚 transcript as U, but does not enter into the computation of the GPA. No course credit is awarded for a grade of U.
  13. Seniors, during their final semester, are discouraged from taking a course using the S/U option unless they will have a total of 32 course credits without the S/U course.