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GRADING SCALE <br />GRADE <br />PERCENTAGE <br />GRADE <br />POINT <br />INTERPRETATION <br />A <br />90.0 to 100% <br />4.0 <br />Excellent <br />B <br />80.0 to 89.99% <br />3.0 <br />Very Good <br />C <br />70.0 to 79-M. <br />2.0 <br />Average <br />D <br />60.0 to 69.9951. <br />1.0 <br />Poor <br />F <br />00.0 to 59.99% <br />0.0 <br />Failure <br />00.0to59.99% <br />0.0 <br />Incomplete <br />CR <br />60.0%or better <br />n/a <br />Credit <br />NC <br />Less than 60.0% <br />n/a <br />No Credit <br />Student Notification of D Course Grade in ADCS or AAS-SUDC Core Program Courses <br />The instructor submits grades at the end of each module to the Campus President who tracks a student's academic <br />progress. In an effort to assist the student in maintaining continued eligibility for eventual counselor certification with <br />CCAPP, the school reviews grades and progress at the end of each module so that staff can report to the student what <br />they need to do in order to maintain counselor certification eligibility after graduation. This eligibility includes the <br />requirement that a student must have a "C" (70%or better) in all core ACID courses, in addition to other requirements <br />outlined by CCAPP in order to apply to CCAPP for the CADC-I exam. Students may graduate from the ARCS or the <br />AAS-SUDC program with a 2.0 overall grade point average; however, they may not be able to obtain certification from <br />CCAPP. Students are encouraged to bring the grade to a C by completing additional assignments, if applicable, or <br />retaking the course. <br />CREDIT/NO CREDIT <br />The credit/no credit grade is issued for Externship and Clinical Internship coursework and for courses for which credit for <br />previous training was granted. Students may not petition for a Credit/No Credit grade in any other courses/modules. <br />Students earning 70% or better and obtaining a satisfactory evaluation from their site will receive credit in a Credit/No <br />Credit courses. <br />COURSE INCOMPLETE <br />Incomplete Grade Policy: An incomplete grade "I" is a temporary hold on a final grade when a student has demonstrated <br />passing quality performance but had good reason outside the student's control that interfered in the student completing <br />necessary course work to earn a passing grade. The assignment of an incomplete grade is at the discretion of the Campus <br />President or Instructor and is never used to allow additional time when the failing grade was due to the student's non - <br />participation. The student will have 30 days from the end of the module to make up all required coursework specific to <br />the student's academic plan. The student must agree to the academic plan before issuing an incomplete grade. It is the <br />student's responsibility to complete all coursework within the allotted time. Failure to meet the deadline will result in <br />an automatic "F" fail for that module, and the student will be required to repeat the class, Any repeated courses are <br />subject to retake fees as outlined in the school catalog. The student is expected to continue with their program schedule, <br />while completing required coursework in the incomplete course unless there are extenuating circumstances requiring an <br />alternative academic plan, as noted in the advising session. <br />COURSE FAILURE <br />A grade of F (Failure) or NC (No Credit) is counted as hours attempted but not achieved and has a 0.00 value toward the <br />grade point average (GPA). A student earning an F or NC grade must repeat a non -prerequisite module and/or work <br />satisfactorily in order to graduate. For non -term programs, a separate fee may be charged for repeating a failed course. <br />VA students will not have a repeat course fee but will be charged the tuition for all courses attempted that result in <br />punitive grades lie: F grade). Students are charges for courses they fail and repeat at the current cost per credit. <br />25 1 Page fnlerCna,t Colleges Schoul ('aialog <br />