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GRADUATE STUDENT HANDBOOK - Biola University

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Fees are assessed at registration time and a 60% down payment is required. Check with the Accounting<br />

or Financial Aid Office for the down payment and sending <strong>Biola</strong> emergency loans.<br />

Grading System<br />

The faculty in determining the student‘s final grade employs the following grading system:<br />

Letter Grade Point Value<br />

A 4.00<br />

A- 3.67<br />

B+ 3.33<br />

B 3.00<br />

B- 2.67<br />

C+ 2.33<br />

C 2.00<br />

C- 1.67<br />

D+ 1.33<br />

D 1.00<br />

D- 0.67<br />

F 0.00 for failing or withdrawal while failing.<br />

UW 0.00 Unofficial withdrawal (considered failure)<br />

AUD Audit<br />

RD Temporary grade assigned for medical or emergency reasons; see SOE below.<br />

W Withdrawal-passing<br />

R Research or Thesis in Progress<br />

Graduation/Commencement Information<br />

Graduate students must make an appointment with a Graduate Graduation Counselor in the Office of the<br />

Registrar to declare their intent to graduate. This should be done one year prior to graduation. Students<br />

declaring this intention late will be charged a late graduate graduation check fee of $100. This<br />

graduation check will be considered late after the last day of Add / Drop during the semester of a<br />

student‘s intended graduation.<br />

For students graduating in the Spring, after May 1st students will not be allowed to be added to the<br />

graduation lists regardless of payment of the fee. For Fall, the date is December 1st, after which no<br />

students will be added to the graduation lists.<br />

Students will need to meet with their department advisor(s) prior to meeting with a Graduate Graduation<br />

Counselor and bring the paperwork provided by that advisor.<br />

1. Completion of all academic requirements and approval of the student‘s intent to graduate by his<br />

or her department advisor and a Graduate Graduation Counselor, in Office of the Registrar, one<br />

year before graduation. See Graduate Graduation Check above for more details.<br />

Revised 3.9.2012 15

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