Students’ performances are to be evaluated through letter grades, according to the steps below, except where the S or U grading system is used.

 

There are eight possible level of grades, i.e. A, B+, B, C+, C, D+, D and F. And each letter grade corresponds to its numerical counterpart in the following way:

 

A is equal to grade point average of 4.0

B+ is equal to grade point average of 3.5

B is equal to grade point average of 3.0

C+ is equal to grade point average of 2.5

C is equal to grade point average of 2.0

D+ is equal to grade point average of 1.5

D is equal to grade point average of 1.0

F is equal to grade point average of 0

 

Courses which set criteria of measurement and evaluation use other letters such as :

 

S means satisfactory

U means unsatisfactory

I means incomplete

P means Progress

V means visitor

W means withdraw

 

In the required course within Faculty of Economics, a student must obtain at least grade C or S, or must register again.A course which sets criteria of measurement and evaluation S or U are 751899, 753898 and 753899