Grades, Transcripts & Enrollment Verifications
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UCSC Students: the summer grading policy is the same as that in effect during the other quarters. Refer to the online undergraduate handbook, The Navigator, at reg.ucsc.edu/navigator/.
Former-UCSC Students: Students who attended UCSC prior to Fall 2001, please consult the Navigator for the changes in grading policy.
Undergraduate Grading Policy
See Navigator for detailed grading information
If enrolled in a course for a letter grade, students will receive a grade of: A+, A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, D, F, W (Withdraw), or I (Incomplete). If enrolled in a course for Pass/No Pass, students will receive a grade of P (Pass), NP (No Pass), W (Withdraw), or I (Incomplete). Letter grading is the default unless you are a UCSC undergraduate student admitted to a UCSC degree program prior to fall 2001. You may change your grading option until the appropriate deadlines listed in the Calendar.
If you are uncertain about whether to choose Pass/No Pass grading, consult your college academic preceptor, departmental advisor, or the institution you currently attend.
Repeating Courses
To determine if you are eligible to repeat a course for credit, please refer to the Repeating Courses section in the Navigator.
Grade-Point Average
Information on how to calculate your UCSC grade point average (GPA) can be found in The Navigator. Students are subject to different rules for the UCSC GPA depending on date of first enrollment. Information is also available regarding the UC Grade Point Average.
Optional Evaluations for Undergrads
UC Santa Cruz has an optional system for evaluating academic performance. Instructors have the option to write evaluations in narrative form for undergraduate, credit-granting coursework for any student in her or his class. In each course for which you receive a P (Pass) or grade of D or better, you may therefore receive an evaluation of your academic performance (beyond the assignment of a simple letter grade.) Refer to the Navigator for more information.
Graduate Student Grading Policy
Refer to the Graduate Student Handbook for information on graduate student grading.
Incomplete Grades
The notation "I" ( Incomplete) may be assigned when work for a course is of passing quality but is not complete. You must make arrangements with the instructor in order to receive an Incomplete. To remove the Incomplete from each course, you must complete the course work and file the Petition for Removal of Incomplete by the last day of the Fall Quarter 2012, unless the instructor specifies an earlier date. Incomplete grades lapse to an NP or F at the end of Fall 2012, depending upon the grading option you have selected for that course. Refer to the Navigator for more information.
Grades Online & Unofficial Transcripts
All summer students may access grades for any quarter via my.ucsc.edu. For step-by-step instructions, see summer.ucsc.edu/myucsc. You will need your CruzID and password. If you forget your CruzID or password and have not set up your 'Forgot My Password'' hint, please contact the Help Desk at help@ucsc.edu or (831) 459-HELP (4357).
Evaluations on the Web
If an instructor has provided a narrative evaluation, you may access the evaluation via the web at my.ucsc.edu. Select 'My Student Center' from the left-hand menu, then 'Evaluations' (from same menu).
reg.ucsc.edu
UCSC Students: the summer grading policy is the same as that in effect during the other quarters. Refer to the online undergraduate handbook, The Navigator, at reg.ucsc.edu/navigator/.
Former-UCSC Students: Students who attended UCSC prior to Fall 2001, please consult the Navigator for the changes in grading policy.
Undergraduate Grading Policy
See Navigator for detailed grading information
If enrolled in a course for a letter grade, students will receive a grade of: A+, A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, D, F, W (Withdraw), or I (Incomplete). If enrolled in a course for Pass/No Pass, students will receive a grade of P (Pass), NP (No Pass), W (Withdraw), or I (Incomplete). Letter grading is the default unless you are a UCSC undergraduate student admitted to a UCSC degree program prior to fall 2001. You may change your grading option until the appropriate deadlines listed in the Calendar.
If you are uncertain about whether to choose Pass/No Pass grading, consult your college academic preceptor, departmental advisor, or the institution you currently attend.
Repeating Courses
To determine if you are eligible to repeat a course for credit, please refer to the Repeating Courses section in the Navigator.
Grade-Point Average
Information on how to calculate your UCSC grade point average (GPA) can be found in The Navigator. Students are subject to different rules for the UCSC GPA depending on date of first enrollment. Information is also available regarding the UC Grade Point Average.
Optional Evaluations for Undergrads
UC Santa Cruz has an optional system for evaluating academic performance. Instructors have the option to write evaluations in narrative form for undergraduate, credit-granting coursework for any student in her or his class. In each course for which you receive a P (Pass) or grade of D or better, you may therefore receive an evaluation of your academic performance (beyond the assignment of a simple letter grade.) Refer to the Navigator for more information.
Graduate Student Grading Policy
Refer to the Graduate Student Handbook for information on graduate student grading.
Incomplete Grades
The notation "I" ( Incomplete) may be assigned when work for a course is of passing quality but is not complete. You must make arrangements with the instructor in order to receive an Incomplete. To remove the Incomplete from each course, you must complete the course work and file the Petition for Removal of Incomplete by the last day of the Fall Quarter 2012, unless the instructor specifies an earlier date. Incomplete grades lapse to an NP or F at the end of Fall 2012, depending upon the grading option you have selected for that course. Refer to the Navigator for more information.
Grades Online & Unofficial Transcripts
All summer students may access grades for any quarter via my.ucsc.edu. For step-by-step instructions, see summer.ucsc.edu/myucsc. You will need your CruzID and password. If you forget your CruzID or password and have not set up your 'Forgot My Password'' hint, please contact the Help Desk at help@ucsc.edu or (831) 459-HELP (4357).
Evaluations on the Web
If an instructor has provided a narrative evaluation, you may access the evaluation via the web at my.ucsc.edu. Select 'My Student Center' from the left-hand menu, then 'Evaluations' (from same menu).
Official Transcripts
Official transcripts are available approximately two weeks following the end of each session. See Transcripts page in The Navigator.
- Transcripts for other UC students attending UCSC for the summer will be sent automatically to your home UC campus, as long as all your fees are paid off and you do not have any disciplinary holds on your records.
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All non-UC students
may request official transcripts at http://reg.ucsc.edu/students/ordering.htm.
Enrollment Verifications
All Summer Session students requiring official verification of enrollment for Summer Session can download the request form at:
http://reg.ucsc.edu/Forms/certification_request.pdf
Please contact the Office of the Registrar (831) 459-4412 for questions regarding enrollment verifications.