Full-time transfer students admitted at the junior level are allowed no more than the equivalent of nine quarters 10 quarters for Engineering majors , regardless of units. The maximum number of units or quarters does not include units completed at another institution prior to matriculation. After matriculation, work completed over the summer at any institution counts toward the specified unit limit but not the specified quarter count.
Students are expected to maintain satisfactory academic progress at all times. Information concerning graduate student course load requirements and satisfactory academic progress is given in the Graduate Division section.
The academic record may not be altered except in those cases where a documented procedural or clerical error has occurred. Plus or minus suffixes modify the above by plus or minus 0. The grade point average is the sum of all accumulated grade points grade points earned in a course taken for a letter grade times the unit value of the course divided by the sum of all units attempted. Baccalaureate credit counts toward degree requirements and is used to compute the grade point average.
For most courses at UCI, baccalaureate credit and workload credit are identical. It should be noted that final grades as reported by instructors are normally permanent and final. An instructor may not change a final grade except to correct a clerical or procedural error. Clerical or procedural errors should be corrected within one regular academic quarter after the grade is assigned. No grade may be revised by reexamination or, with the exception of I and IP grades, by completing additional work.
If a student is dissatisfied with a grade, the student should review their work with the instructor and receive an explanation of the grade assigned. A grade may be appealed on any reasonable grounds to the instructor, the chair of the department, and the dean of the School.
If the matter is not resolved, the student may go for counsel to the Office of the University Ombudsman. The I grade may be replaced by a permanent grade, provided the student completes the course work in a way authorized by the instructor and within the time limits expressed. Beginning fall , students assigned an I grade must complete the course work within the period set by the instructor, or within 12 months following the quarter in which the I grade was originally awarded, or prior to the end of the quarter immediately preceding award of the degree, whichever comes first.
The instructor is not obligated to allow the maximum time period. The student must consult with the instructor to determine how the Incomplete may be made up. It is strongly recommended that the student and the instructor prepare a written agreement specifying how the Incomplete can be made up and the deadline for doing so.
Once the work is completed within the time agreed upon by the instructor, the student should ask the instructor to submit an Academic Record Change Request to the advising office of the School in which the course was offered. The student should not re-enroll in the course to make up the Incomplete.
Students who have been assigned an I grade prior to fall have a maximum of 12 months following the quarter in which the grade Incomplete was originally assigned to complete the course work. However, if a student receives a Pass in a class, course and unit credit for the class is received, except as provided below. If a Not Pass is received, the student receives no credit for the class.
Students do not have the option of taking these courses for a letter grade. With the consent of the academic units involved, and upon approval of the Graduate Council, individual study and research or other individual graduate work undertaken by a graduate student may be evaluated by means of the grades S or U. Additionally, the grade S or U may be assigned provisionally in each but the last quarter of a graduate course extending over more than one quarter.
Upon completion of the last quarter, letter grades A to F replace such provisional grades. When a grade of S or U has been assigned on a provisional basis and the student does not complete all quarters of the course sequence, the instructor may assign a final letter grade or the grade of I to replace the S or U, or let the grade of S or U stand as a final grade.
The grade S is defined as equivalent to a grade of B 3. No credit will be allowed for work graded Unsatisfactory. IP is a transcript notation, restricted to sequential courses which extend over two or more quarters, indicating that the final grade for the individual quarters will not be assigned until the last quarter of the sequence is completed.
The grade for the final quarter is then assigned for all of the previous quarters of the sequence. No credit is given until the student has completed the entire sequence. IP notations may be given only for courses designated by the Academic Senate Subcommittee on Courses or Graduate Council for use of this notation.
A student who receives an NR must immediately contact the instructor and arrange for the removal or replacement of the NR. NR transcript notations are not included in computations of the grade point average and do not contribute to the number of quarter units completed.
Repetition of courses by undergraduate students not authorized by the Subcommittee on Courses to be taken more than once for credit is subject to the following provisions.
A C- earned before fall quarter, , is not repeatable. Unit credit for courses so repeated will be given only once, but the grade assigned at each enrollment shall be permanently recorded. In case of further repetitions, the grade point average shall be based on all additional grades assigned.
Repetition of a course more than once requires approval in all instances of the School or equivalent in which the student is enrolled. All courses which were originally taken for a letter grade must be repeated for a letter grade. Information regarding the repetition of language other than English courses is available in the School of Humanities section. A graduate student may repeat a course only once in which a grade below B or a grade of U was received.
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No, bills are not sent to residents each month, but you may see payment reminders posted around the property. Yes, you will be given a profile card when completing your lease contract that will inquire as to your study habits, social habits, and hobbies to help us match you with residents that have similar preferences in your floor plan. Yes, you can list the roommates you have chosen on your profile card when completing your lease. It is important that all roommates list each other and that all requests are mutual.
If you do not have a full apartment group, you will be matched with roommates based on your resident profile form. Unfortunatly, roommate requests cannot be guaranteed. You can list your preferences on your profile card and housing application and we will do our best to place you in the unit that fits those requests.
All requests are served on a first-come, first-served basis and are taken in order based on the date your lease was received. A resident can act as their own guarantor if they are a graduate student or the entire lease contract is paid in full at lease signing.
All undergraduate students require a guarantor. Gradute students do not require a guarantor. The guarantor will need to sign the lease agreement. If the resident is not of legal age to execute a contract, the guarantor will be required to sign the lease on behalf of the leaseholder as well. Coverage for your personal belongings is not included as part of your Lease Agreement.
Renters insurance can provide coverage for loss or damage to your personal belongings including fire, theft, or natural causes. Renters insurance is not required but highly recommended. Specials and Promotions.
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