6. WA grades may not be issued pass/fail option per semester, Satisfactory/Recycle (S/R) after the last day to drop for provided the maximum of 12 a semester and are not to be hours is not exceeded. Most non-credit community education issued as final grades. classes will use grades of “S” for 7. Students must designate at satisfactory completion, and “RC” for 7. A student wishing to challenge the time of registration their recycle. These grades are not calculated the WA grade will have due desire for pass/fail grading in into a student’s grade point average. process. Such students should a course. obtain an appeal form from the Developmental Course Grades Enrollment Services Office. 8. No course identified as a Upon completion, the appeal major course (if the major Students receive letter grades of form should be submitted to is declared) may be taken as “A”, “B”, “C”, “D”, and “E” in the Executive Dean of Student pass/fail. developmental courses, which are Services for review. calculated into students’ grade 9. Instructors will not be point averages. Grades earned in 8. The WA grade may be used informed by Enrollment developmental courses will NOT be to administratively withdraw Services which students are used to calculate eligibility for Vice students as deemed necessary taking courses on a pass/fail President’s or President’s List. by the Executive Dean basis. of Student Services, the Repeated Courses Executive Dean of Academic Auditing A Course (AU) Services, or the Vice President If a student has not completed a course of Academic Affairs. An individual may register in a course with a grade of “C” or better, the course without intent to earn academic credit may be repeated once. The following Pass\\Fail Grades (P/F) and be designated as an auditor for the conditions apply: course. The following conditions apply: A pass/fail (P or E) grading system 1. The class will be listed on a is also available to students who 1. Auditors must follow the same student’s transcript both times, are pursuing an Associate Degree at registration procedures and maintaining the record that the Southeastern. The conditions are as pay the same tuition and fee course has been repeated. follows: charges as a student enrolling for credit. 2. The higher of the two 1. A student must be in good grades will be recorded on academic standing to elect the 2. Auditors are expected to attend the transcript and used in pass/fail option. This includes all class sessions, but are not computing the cumulative first semester students. required to take examinations grade-point average. or complete written 2. A student will be allowed a assignments. 3. The lower of the two grades maximum of 12 semester hours will be converted to an “R” of pass/fail option toward an 3. Auditors may not change their on the transcript and will not Associate Degree, with the status as an auditor after the be used in computing the provision that no two courses class begins. cumulative grade point average. of a sequential nature be taken as pass/fail. 4. Refunds will be issued on 4. A grade of “P” in a pass/fail the same basis as those for course is counted as successful 3. A student taking courses on a students who are officially completion and may not be pass/fail basis that result in an enrolled. repeated. “A” or “B” grade will receive the “A” or “B.” However, 5. Audit classes cannot be used 5. If, in an extraordinary situation, the course will be counted to determine full-time status a student must take a course against the pass/fail limit of 12 eligibility for financial aid, a third time, the student will semester hours. athletics, academic or other be required to pay out-of-state honors. tuition rate. 4. Students taking courses on a pass/fail basis that result in 6. Auditors will receive a grade 6. If a course has been approved a “C” or “D” will receive a of AU on their transcript. The by the ICCB (Illinois “P” grade for pass. The “P” AU is not calculated into the Community College Board) grade is not calculated into the OGPA. to be repeated, the student overall grade point average. may repeat the course for 7. Students may register for a credit as often as approved by 5. Students taking courses on a class as an auditor only if there the ICCB. Students who are pass/fail basis that result in are seats available in the class receiving financial aid may an “E” grade will have the and cannot displace a student receive financial aid for failed “E” recorded on the official enrolled for credit. courses until a passing grade transcript and calculated into is received. However, students overall grade point average. 8. There is a $20 per credit hour may only repeat a previously fee for audited classes. The passed course once and receive 6. Students will be allowed a audit fee applies to all audited financial aid. 22 maximum of two courses of classes and is not covered by employee or senior citizen waivers.