We believe it's crucial that students at DU feel that our grading processes and policies are fair, equitable, and transparent. To that end, the Office of the Registrar is proud to provide guidance on the University's grading policies. Below, you'll find links to different sections of our site that cover key grading topics. The Â鶹Çø does not calculate class rank for undergraduate or graduate students except for the Sturm College of Law.
On this page, you'll also find information on how COVID-19 has impacted our grading policies. If you have additional questions, please don't hesitate to contact the Office.
Grade Points & Terms
Explore a basic overview of our grading system and standards.
An "I" is a temporary grade given at the instructor's discretion to a student when reasons beyond the student's control prevent completion of a course.
The university will give all undergraduate students the option to convert one letter course grade for Spring 2021 into a Pass/No Pass mode. More information regarding this decision and details pertaining to the new grading systems can be found below:
The university will give all undergraduate students the option to convert one letter course grade for Winter 2021 into a Pass/No Pass mode. More information regarding this decision and details pertaining to the new grading systems can be found below:
The university will give all undergraduate students the option to convert one letter course grade for fall 2020 into a Pass/No Pass mode. More information regarding this decision and details pertaining to the new grading systems can be found below:
With the exception of Sturm College of Law, the university will give students the option to convert their letter course grades for summer 2020 into a Pass/No Pass mode. More information regarding this decision and details pertaining to the new grading systems can be found below:
With the exception of Sturm College of Law, the university will give students the option to convert their letter course grades for spring 2020 into a Pass/No Pass mode. More information regarding this decision and details pertaining to the new grading systems can be found below:
