Graduation Estimates
♦ The average is a standard or weight that measures the level of the student during his / her study in the college. The most important criteria for judging the student's performance are academic and the higher the rate, the higher the student's performance and achievement, and vice versa.
♦ The student rate consists of a number between 1 and 5.
♦ The student has two types of rates
- Quarterly rate is the student rate for one semester, such as the first semester, second semester, or summer semester
- The GPA is the average of the total of all the classes studied by the student in the college, which is the most important and primary rate of the student
♦ The average is a standard or weight that measures the level of the student during his / her study in the college. The most important criteria for judging the student's performance are academic and the higher the rate, the higher the student's performance and achievement, and vice versa.
♦ The student rate consists of a number between 1 and 5.
♦ The student has two types of rates :
- Quarterly rate is the student rate for one semester, such as the first semester, second semester, or summer semester
- The GPA is the average of the total of all the classes studied by the student in the college, which is the most important and primary rate of the student
♦ First: the points of each course = the number of points approved for the course multiplied by the points received by the student as the grade of the course.
♦ Second: The quarterly average = The sum of the total number of points obtained by the student in the courses of this semester divided by the total points approved for these courses
♦ Calculation of GPA after the end of a number of classes or Cumulative GP
♦ The cumulative average is the sum of the total number of points obtained by the student in all the courses he has studied since joining the college on the total points for those courses of success or Rusuba.The number of points of appreciation code
♦ The student rate consists of a number between 1 and 5.
♦ The student has two types of rates
- Quarterly rate is the student rate for one semester, such as the first semester, second semester, or summer semester
- The GPA is the average of the total of all the classes studied by the student in the college, which is the most important and primary rate of the student
♦ The average is a standard or weight that measures the level of the student during his / her study in the college. The most important criteria for judging the student's performance are academic and the higher the rate, the higher the student's performance and achievement, and vice versa.
♦ The student rate consists of a number between 1 and 5.
♦ The student has two types of rates :
- Quarterly rate is the student rate for one semester, such as the first semester, second semester, or summer semester
- The GPA is the average of the total of all the classes studied by the student in the college, which is the most important and primary rate of the student
♦ First: the points of each course = the number of points approved for the course multiplied by the points received by the student as the grade of the course.
♦ Second: The quarterly average = The sum of the total number of points obtained by the student in the courses of this semester divided by the total points approved for these courses
♦ Calculation of GPA after the end of a number of classes or Cumulative GP
♦ The cumulative average is the sum of the total number of points obtained by the student in all the courses he has studied since joining the college on the total points for those courses of success or Rusuba.The number of points of appreciation code
a. The general estimate of the cumulative average at the graduation of the student based on his / her cumulative average is as follows:
1. Excellent: if the cumulative average is not less than 4.50 than 5.00
2. Very good:if the cumulative average of 3.75 to less than 4.50 of 5.00
3. Good: If the cumulative average of 2.75 to less than 3.75 of 5.00
4. Acceptable:If the GPA is 2.00 to less than 2.75 of 5.00.
a. An honorary degree is awarded to a student who obtains a cumulative average of 4.0 or more at graduation provided that he or she has failed in any course of study during or outside the college, and at least a grade of 4.0 in any classroom.