A registration hold is a block placed on a college student’s account that prevents them from registering for classes. This hold can be applied for
These matters must be dealt with before you can successfully register for courses in Self-Service
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Grading Scale:
| A + = 4.0 | A = 4.0 | A- = 3.67 |
| B+ = 3.33 | B = 3.0 | B- = 2.67 |
| C+ = 2.33 | C = 2.0 | C- = 1.67 |
| D + = 1.33 | D = 1 | D - =.67 |
| F = 0 | ||
| P = Pass | I = Incomplete | W = Withdrawal |
| S = Satisfactory | U = Unsatisfactory | A = Audit |
Graduation Requirements: You must attain an overall GPA of 2.0, as well as 2.0 in the major. Students in education, social work, and nursing must attain an overall and major GPA of 2.5.
Dean’s List: A student with a semester GPA (over at least 12 credit hours) of 3.25 is placed on the Dean’s List.
Incomplete
FYI: Courses for which a student received I, W, N, S, U or R are not computed in the GPA.
If you have taken a course that you have either passed or failed, you may repeat the course to try and get a higher grade. Once you have repeated a course and passed it, your first grade will be dropped from your GPA, and the new grade will replace it, whether or not that second grade was higher than the first.
For example, if you got a C in your first time in the course, and you retook it and got a B, the B would be the only grade recorded in your GPA. Conversely, if you got a C in your first time in the course, and you retook it and got a D, the D would be the only grade recorded.
Satisfactory Academic Progress makes students aware if they drop below the minimal GPA of 2.0 they must progress toward graduation to complete the necessary credit hours.
The office oversees the academic calendar, class scheduling, degree audit and progression, and the registration process for all students.
Students may also request official transcripts, enrollment verifications, change their name, and have questions answered regarding Self Service.
The Student Accounts Office handles the billing and collection of tuition and fees.
The office is here to assist students with the payment process, enrolling in payment plans and issuing refunds due to excess loan funds or overpayments.
Our Financial Aid office assists with scholarships, grants, federal aid, and estimated costs.
Click the link to learn more about scholarships and grants offered to Niagara university students.
Student Accounts, Records and Financial Aid can all be found in the Butler Building.