GPA Grade A B GP C counted D F P NP GP not R counted W Evaluation Pass or Fail 100-9089-80Pass 79-7069-6059-0Fail 100-60Pass 59-0Fail Recognized ― credit course Withdrawal ― Credit GP 4.0 3.0 Earned 2.0 1.0 Marginal Not earned 0.0 Earned ― Not earned ― Earned ― Not earned ― Interpretation of grade Excellent Good Satisfactory Fail Pass Non-pass Credits gained at other universities and recognized as this University’s credits Course enrollment was cancelled following the necessary procedures Sum total of [(4.0ｘ# of A credits) + (3.0ｘ# of B credits) + (2.0ｘ# of C credits) + (1.0ｘ# of D credits)] Sum total of the number of credits for which the student has registered (including F credits) Method of GPA calculation For the applicable period: 36 (1)Grade evaluationGrade evaluation is based on a five-grade scale. Letter grades and their Grade Points (GP) are given in the table below. (2)GPA（Grade Point Average）①Calculation methodGPA indicates the average grade points earned per credit, and is calculated using the formula below (expressed to the second decimal place with the third rounded up). If a student retakes a failed course, the failing grade before the retake will not be counted toward the total number of registered credits, and only the final grade will be counted. For example, if a student retakes a course with an “F” grade and receives an “A”, only the final grade of “A” will be included in the GPA calculation. Courses evaluated as “P”, “NP” (‘English for Academic Excellence A’, ‘English for Academic Excellence B’, ‘Graduation Research Project’ and ‘Internship’), “R” (transfer credit courses), and “W” (withdrawn courses) are not included. ②How GPA is usedThe University may use a student’s GPA in the following cases: To equalize grading between Faculty, majors, and instructors by analyzing/releasing GPA distributionTo help determine level of achievement in "English for Academic Excellence”6.Grades
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