Final Course Grades Sample Clauses

Final Course Grades. Students may view their final course grades through SJR State’s online portal, MySJRstate, on the Dual Enrollment tab at xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx
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Final Course Grades. At the end of the semester after grades are posted, the Dual Enrollment Office will transmit students’ final course grades to the school counselors. Students may view their final course grades through SJR State’s online portal, MySJRstate, on the Dual Enrollment tab at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/mysjrstate.html
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Final Course Grades. At the end of the semester after grades are posted, the Dual Enrollment Office will transmit students’ final course grades to the high school guidance counselors. Students may view their final course grades through SJR State’s online portal, MySJRstate on the Dual Enrollment tab at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/mysjrstate.html High School Site Dual Enrollment Grades: For both fall and spring semesters, high school site dual enrollment teachers will submit their grades via MySJRstate portal. Spring semester grades must be submitted into MySJRstate portal by the end of business on Wednesday, May 20, 2020. College Academic Calendar: Dual Enrollment students are required to adhere to SJR State’s Academic Calendar and attend all regularly scheduled classes, regardless of any conflicts with high school holidays or extracurricular activities. SJR State’s Academic Calendar is available in the College Catalog and also posted online at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/academcal.html forgiveness policy is that the last grade recorded for a course will be used to calculate the student’s SJR State cumulative GPA.
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Final Course Grades. At the end of the semester after grades are posted, the Dual Enrollment Office will transmit students’ final course grades to the school counselors. Students may view their final course grades through SJR State’s online portal, MySJRstate, on the Dual Enrollment tab at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx. 5 A list of any additional initial student eligibility requirements for participation in the dual enrollment program. Student eligibility requirements for participation in the Dual Enrollment program: A. Eligibility Criteria for Student Participation in Dual Enrollment: Students eligible for Dual Enrollment must be an eligible secondary student with an unweighted high school GPA of 3.0, and demonstrate readiness for college coursework through scores on college placement tests. Early admissions students’ eligibility would be the same requirements for a Dual Enrollment student. Participation in career/vocational Dual Enrollment requires a 2.0 unweighted GPA. Students who are enrolled at their high school as 12th grade seniors may enroll in SLS 1122 Academic Pathways for College Success with a 2.5 unweighted high school GPA. Dual Enrollment students will be required to complete the P.E.R.T., ACT, and/or SAT. No student shall be enrolled in a college credit mathematics or English Dual Enrollment course unless the student has demonstrated adequate precollegiate preparation on the appropriate sections of the P.E.R.T., ACT, or SAT; a placement test score chart is available online on the College’s website at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/catalog/placementtest.pdf. High school students who do not meet the minimum class standing but who are enrolled in a career academy or are otherwise selected by their high school administration for participation in Dual Enrollment and meet the other minimum requirements may do so upon petition to SJR State’s Dual Enrollment Office by their school district. High school students not enrolled through the Dual Enrollment program shall not be permitted to take college level credit or vocational credit classes at SJR State under any circumstances or proviso. PCSD and SJR State agree that eligible secondary students are entitled to participate in Dual Enrollment for a maximum of three years in college credit coursework at the 1000 and 2000 level. B. Continued Eligibility of Student Participation in Dual Enrollment: Dual Enrollment students who earn below a “C” (including a “W” grade) in any Dual Enrollment course will be subject to dismissal from the Dual En...
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