Course Repeat Policy
Course Repeat Policy
Undergraduate
Undergraduate students may elect to repeat any course at Charter Oak State College or course taken at another institution, to improve their grade. Both attempts of a course will appear on the transcript. The most recent grade will be calculated into the grade point average and will be applied to the degree. Students should check with their academic counselor before repeating a course.
Repeating a course for which a grade of D- or higher was received may have implications on Financial Aid. Students are advised to contact Financial Aid prior to repeating a course.
Graduate
Graduate students are required to repeat a course if they receive a course grade lower than a B-. Both attempts of the course will appear on the transcript. The most recent grade will be calculated into the grade point average and will be applied to the degree. Graduate students who have been dropped from a degree program may not use the course repeat process to gain readmission into that degree program.
Students are advised to contact Financial Aid prior to repeating a course.
Portfolio Re-Submission Policy
Students may elect to submit a second portfolio challenging the same course when credit is not recommended for the first submission; the usual assessment fee will be levied. If credit is not recommended for the second submission, the student cannot resubmit another portfolio challenging that same course. When credit is not recommended, it is not reflected on the student's transcript as the College does not record on an individual's record any information concerning transferred courses, examinations, or credit by portfolio for which the grade or score was below the level of a Pass.
Pages In This Section
- Academic Policies and Regulations
- Academic Dismissal
- Academic Forgiveness
- Academic Honors
- Academic Probation
- Academic Transcripts
- Administrative Withdrawals
- Attendance
- Classification of Students
- College Withdrawal
- Course Audit
- Course Grading
- Course Load
- Course Repeat
- Course Transfer
- Course Withdrawal and Refund
- Credit Hour Requirement
- Cross-Registration
- Deans List
- Digital Signature Act
- Disclosure of Student Records (FERPA)
- Email Address
- Gender Change
- Grade Point Average
- Grade Appeal Procedures
- Grading Standards
- Graduation Requirements
- Identity and Address Verification
- Inactive Student
- Incomplete Grade
- Leave of Absence
- Preferred First Name
- State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement
- Terminology of Degree Requirements
Course Repeat Policy
Undergraduate
Undergraduate students may elect to repeat any course at Charter Oak State College or course taken at another institution, to improve their grade. Both attempts of a course will appear on the transcript. The most recent grade will be calculated into the grade point average and will be applied to the degree. Students should check with their academic counselor before repeating a course.
Repeating a course for which a grade of D- or higher was received may have implications on Financial Aid. Students are advised to contact Financial Aid prior to repeating a course.
Graduate
Graduate students are required to repeat a course if they receive a course grade lower than a B-. Both attempts of the course will appear on the transcript. The most recent grade will be calculated into the grade point average and will be applied to the degree. Graduate students who have been dropped from a degree program may not use the course repeat process to gain readmission into that degree program.
Students are advised to contact Financial Aid prior to repeating a course.
Portfolio Re-Submission Policy
Students may elect to submit a second portfolio challenging the same course when credit is not recommended for the first submission; the usual assessment fee will be levied. If credit is not recommended for the second submission, the student cannot resubmit another portfolio challenging that same course. When credit is not recommended, it is not reflected on the student's transcript as the College does not record on an individual's record any information concerning transferred courses, examinations, or credit by portfolio for which the grade or score was below the level of a Pass.