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Policies: Academic Distinction
Academic Distinction is awarded by the Provost/Vice Chancellor after each term’s grades are recorded and appears on unofficial transcripts.
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Policies: Academic Forgiveness
Returning adult students may qualify to exclude grades earned at least five years earlier from their UW-Eau Claire GPA, but not their transcript.
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Policies: Academic Standing
It explains minimum undergraduate academic standards and notes that colleges may set higher admission, retention, or graduation standards.
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Policies: Auditing Class
Auditing a course lets students participate without earning credit to review introductory work or explore personal interests.
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Policies: Educational Credit Acquired While in Service
Veterans can learn about transcript requirements for service training credit and GED deadlines for high school graduation equivalency.
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Policies: Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
UWEC aims to give parents and families information to support students while respecting students' legal privacy rights.
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Policies: Grading System
Letter grades are used unless a course is offered only as Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory or the student chooses that option.
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Policies: Graduation
Degree candidates must meet the minimum graduation requirements published in the university catalog.
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Policies: Incompletes
An incomplete (IN) is a temporary mark for unfinished coursework when the instructor accepts the student's reasons for needing more time.
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Policies: Registration Changes (Add, Drop, Withdraw)
The article links to undergraduate and graduate policies for adding, dropping, or withdrawing from classes.
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Policies: Repeating Courses
Students can find undergraduate and graduate policies on repeating courses in which they initially struggled.
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Policies: Residency for Tuition Purposes
UWEC resident tuition requires 12 months of bona fide Wisconsin residency before a term and moving to the state for noneducational reasons.
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Policies: Transfer Credits
The policy explains accreditation and curriculum requirements for transfer credit and identifies course types that cannot transfer.
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Policies: Wisconsin G.I. Bill™
The Wisconsin GI Bill waives tuition and certain fees for eligible veterans and dependents and requires a 2.0 cumulative GPA.