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 NAME: Petrone, Thomas Joseph
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Leeds School of Business GRAD Accounting
Requested By: Thomas Joseph Petrone
Financial Stmnt Analysis ACCT 5250 3.0 A 12.0
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Degrees, Certificates and Licensure Bus Entity Taxation

Master of Science DEC 19, 2015 Auditing/Assurance Svcs ACCT 5620 3.0 A- 11.1
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CU Boulder
Current Iss Prof ACCT--Ethics ACCT 6350 3.0 A 12.0
Leeds School of Business GRAD
Major : Accounting ATT 12.0 EARNED 12.0 GPAHRS 12.0 GPAPTS 44.10 GPA 3.675

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Leeds School of Business GRAD Accounting
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Other Institutions Attended: Advanced Financial Accounting ACCT 5240 3.0 B 9.0
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ATT 3.0 EARNED 3.0 GPAHRS 3.0 GPAPTS 9.00 GPA 3.000
HIGHER EDUC. Gateway Comm College
INSTITUTIONS: Phoenix AZ 09/02 - 12/02 --------- Fall 2015 UC Denver ------
Formal Concurrent GRAD
Full Sail University
Winter Park FL 09/05 - 09/06 Auditing Practice ACCT 6025 3.0 A- 11.1

Acct-Info Sys Processes-Cntrls ACCT 6510 3.0 A 12.0

Scottsdale Community College
Scottsdale AZ 09/04 - 12/08 ATT 6.0 EARNED 6.0 GPAHRS 6.0 GPAPTS 23.10 GPA 3.850
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Cal State Univ Northridge --------- Fall 2015 UC Boulder ------

DEGREE: BAC 12/2010 Leeds School of Business GRAD Accounting
Northridge CA 01/09 - 12/10
International Accounting ACCT 5700 3.0 A- 11.1

Integrated Report for Soc Resp ACCT 5827 3.0 A- 11.1

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GRAD 0.0 42.0 42.0 42.0 147.30 3.507
Business School GRAD Finance and Risk Management
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Tax Planning for Managers ACCT 6140 3.0 C 6.0
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ATT 6.0 EARNED 6.0 GPAHRS 6.0 GPAPTS 15.00 GPA 2.500

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points by the total of GPA hours. The hours for courses with blank (***) grades or with grades of P Passing (Under the Pass/Fail option, grades of D- and above convert to a P. Other specified
Y, P, H, HP, PR, NC, W, I, IP, IW, IC, and IF are not included in the GPA hours. However, IF’s courses may also be graded on a Pass/Fail basis)
not completed or repeated within one year are changed to Fs and included in the hours for GPA PR Pass with Remediation (Intended for the School of Medicine at the UC Anschutz
calculation. IF and IW grades remain on transcripts. Effective Spring 2009, an “I” grade will be Medical Campus)
used for courses not completed, replacing IW and IF grades. The “I” grade will change to an F if NC No Credit desired
not completed within one year. Before 1974, the grade of CN was counted as an F in the GPA until IP In Progress (Thesis at the graduate level or other specified courses)
the student made up the incomplete work. “R” designates repetition of a course. All grades earned I Incomplete (Changed to F if not completed within one year. Effective Spring 2009)
in repeated courses are included in the GPA unless otherwise noted. Effective Fall 2001, the IF Incomplete (Changed to F if not completed within one year. Discontinued Fall 2008)
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Boulder Campus implemented a course repetition policy that allows undergraduates to repeat up to IW Incomplete (Changed to W if not completed within one year, Discontinued Fall 2008)
10 credit hours of coursework they originally received a D+ or lower in and only calculate the GPA W Withdrew
of the second occurrence of the course. Graduate students may repeat one course under this program *** Student is currently enrolled for the course or final grade has not been submitted by
if they received a grade of C+ or lower. Course repetition was discontinued as of Summer 2010. instructor
Transfer credit is not included in the University of Colorado GPA. Effective Fall 1995, Dean’s List CN Conditional F until cleared (Discontinued Fall 1974)
notations appear at the end of each term earned. IC Incomplete (Discontinued Fall 1974)
Y Class grades not submitted by instructor (Discontinued 1988)
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LAW CLASS RANKING ALX To accommodate conversion of pre-1988 statistics, placeholder classes were created with
Class Ranking will display on a Law Career transcript for students in the top one third of the class three character grades that equate to students’ pre-1988 GPA. These three character
based on grades. Please refer to the Law School website http://www.colorado.edu/law/about/rules/, placeholder grades are only used when students attended prior to 1988.
Chapter 3/Article 3 (3-3-4) for current and historical grading information which includes a grading
matrix table consisting of Law numerical grade equivalent to University letter grade. ADDITIONAL INTERPRETATION OF TRANSCRIPTS OF PRE-1988 RECORDS
To the left of the course title is the code designating the CU campus attended:
ACADEMIC CALENDAR 1 - University of Colorado, Boulder - “SAVE” indicates enrollment on Boulder Campus
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Beginning Fall 1951, all campuses are on a 16-week fall and spring semester system unless via Continuing Education registration
otherwise noted. Summer terms, Study Abroad Programs, and Independent Learning vary in length 3 - University of Colorado Health Sciences Center (on quarter hours through Summer 1988)
but are reported in semester hours. As of Fall 2010, all prior coursework taken on a quarter system 4 - University of Colorado, Denver
calendar at the Health Sciences Center (now UC Anschutz Medical Campus) has been retroactively 5 - University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
converted to a semester system calendar. 9 - Division of Continuing Education
W - Boulder Continuing Education
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The University of Colorado offers programs of study typically based on the semester calendar; Y - Colorado Springs Continuing Education
however, there can be some variation to this structure amongst the campuses and programs. In Z - Health Sciences Center Continuing Education
most cases the unit or credit hour is the numeric measure of the instructional, research, and/or other
academic work over the length of a semester, and the value of a unit is calculated based upon COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
standard semester credit hour formulas. The four University of Colorado campuses do not share a common catalog. Current catalogs and
course descriptions may be found by accessing the home pages of each campus at
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Before 1972, cumulative totals were total hours and credit points used for calculation of the GPA
only. After 1988, cumulative credits include hours earned and GPA based on the level of the Revised 01/2013
student. The credits are by undergraduate, graduate, graduate nondegree and professional levels. A
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TRANSFER CREDIT
Beginning 1988, accepted credit is labeled “Transfer Credit Applied”. Transfer credit converted
from the prior student information system may appear as summary data on the transcript. This
information is labeled “Advanced Standing”.