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College of Lib Arts & Sci UGRD Pre-Medicine
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Requested By: Tiffany Belen Rodriguez
Prin Macroecon ECON 2012 3.0 C 6.00
GT-SS1 - Soc & Behav Sci: Econ or Pol Systems
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Degrees, Certificates and Licensure Business Writing ENGL 3170 3.0 A- 11.10
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Bachelor of Science in Bus Admin DEC 17, 2011 Polynomial Calculus MATH 1080 3.0 B 9.00
CU Denver GT-MA1 - Mathematics
Business School UGRD Music Appreciation PMUS 1001 3.0 A- 11.10
Major : International Business
GT-AH1 - Arts & Hum: Arts & Expression
ATT 12.0 EARNED 12.0 GPAHRS 12.0 GPAPTS 37.20 GPA 3.100
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Other Institutions Attended: College of Lib Arts & Sci UGRD Pre-Medicine

Prncpls Econ:Microeconomics ECON 2022 3.0 A- 11.10

HIGHER EDUC. Seminole State College GT-SS1 - Soc & Behav Sci: Econ or Pol Systems
INSTITUTIONS: Sanford FL 08/05 - 05/06
Global Perspectives INTB 3000 3.0 B+ 9.90
Community College of Denver Int Busn Problem Solving ISMG 2050 3.0 B 9.00
Denver CO 08/06 - 12/08
Mangng Individuals-Teams MGMT 3000 3.0 B- 8.10
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Transfer,Test and/or Study Abroad Credit Applied:
Principles of Marketing MKTG 3000 (3.0) W 0.00
SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ATT 16.0 EARNED 13.0 GPAHRS 13.0 GPAPTS 42.10 GPA 3.238
Sanford FL
UGRD SEM TRANSFER CREDIT 0.0 --------- Spring 2010 UCD-Dntwn Denvr ------
Business School UGRD International Business
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Denver CO Fnce Acct-Statemt Anlsys ACCT 2200 3.0 C+ 6.90
UGRD SEM TRANSFER CREDIT 52.0
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Principles of Info Systems ISMG 3000 3.0 B- 8.10

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COURSE TITLE CRSE NR UNITS GRADE PNTS
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ATT 12.0 EARNED 12.0 GPAHRS 12.0 GPAPTS 39.00 GPA 3.250
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College of Lib Arts & Sci UGRD Pre-Medicine
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Business School UGRD International Business
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Human Physiology BIOL 3225 4.0 D 4.00

Organic Chemistry I CHEM 3411 (4.0) W 0.00 Managerial Acctng-Prof Issues ACCT 2220 (3.0) W 0.00

Drama of Diversity THTR 3611 3.0 B+ 9.90 Business Statistics DSCI 2010 3.0 A- 11.10

Environments of Intl Business MGMT 4400 3.0 A 12.00

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ATT 14.0 EARNED 7.0 GPAHRS 7.0 GPAPTS 13.90 GPA 1.986
Applied Marketing Mgmt MKTG 4050 3.0 A 12.00

International Marketing MKTG 4200 3.0 A- 11.10

ATT 15.0 EARNED 12.0 GPAHRS 12.0 GPAPTS 46.20 GPA 3.850
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Manager Acctng-Prof Issues ACCT 2220 3.0 B 9.00

Operations Management DSCI 3000 3.0 A 12.00

Principles of Finance FNCE 3000 3.0 B 9.00

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International Financial Mgmt FNCE 4370 3.0 B+ 9.90

Bus Policy-Strategic Mgmt MGMT 4500 3.0 B 9.00

Project Mgmt & Practice MGMT 4900 3.0 A- 11.10

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 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO GUIDE TO TRANSCRIPT EVALUATION with the CU calendar. Effective Summer 2016, at the Boulder campus, Study Abroad courses appear
as transfer credit earned under “Transfer, Test and/or Study Abroad Credit Applied” with a “See
CAMPUS LOCATIONS Study Abroad Credit” note in the semester the student studied abroad.
University of Colorado Boulder University of Colorado Colorado Springs Test credit accepted, including International Baccalaureate (IB), College Level Examination Program
20 UCB 1420 Austin Bluffs Parkway (CLEP) and Advanced Placement (AP), reflects earned credit based on the equivalent course offered
Boulder, CO 80309-0020 Colorado Springs, CO 80918-3733 by the university. Effective Fall 2017, exam and equivalent course details, course number and title,
303-492-6970 719-255-3361 are recorded on the transcript.
[email protected] [email protected]
Credit earned through institutional course challenge exams is recorded as institutional credit in the
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University of Colorado Denver University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus term completed. CR is recorded to denote earned credit. The transcript reflects the name, catalog
Campus Box 116 13120 E 19th Avenue number and credits of the course(s) successfully challenged, and that the credit was earned via course
P.O. Box 173364 Campus Box A054 challenge.
Denver, CO 80217 Aurora, CO 80045
303-315-2600 303-724-8000 COURSE NUMBERING SYSTEM
[email protected] [email protected] Fall 1975 to Summer 1988, courses numbered 0–99 were remedial, 100–199 freshmen level, 200–
299 sophomore level, 300–399 junior level, 400–499 senior level (open to graduates), 500–599
The University of Colorado at Denver and the Health Sciences Center were consolidated into a single graduate level (open to qualified undergraduates), 600–699 graduate level, 700 master’s thesis, and
institution, University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center (UCDHSC) on July 1, 2004, 800 doctoral dissertation.
and renamed to University of Colorado Denver (CU Denver) on October 29, 2007. The institution’s
campuses are now known as the University of Colorado Denver and the University of Colorado From Fall 1975 to Summer 1988, only courses numbered 500 and above were offered for graduate
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Anschutz Medical Campus. credit. (Exception: Independent Study courses were numbered 900–929 for lower division, 930–949
for upper division, and 950–979 for graduate level.)
ACCREDITATION Beginning Summer 1988, the course numbering system changed from three digits to four digits for
The University of Colorado is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (hlcommission.org), a all campuses except Colorado Springs. Courses since Summer 1988 are numbered 1000–2999 for
regional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. lower division; 3000–4999 for upper division; 5000–6999 for graduate, master’s level or first and
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second year professional; and 7000–8999 for graduate, doctoral level or third and fourth year
ISSUING CAMPUS FOR TRANSCRIPTS professional. As of Fall 2010, all campuses use the four-digit course numbering standard.
Each campus has the authority to produce and issue a complete transcript that contains all courses
attempted at all University of Colorado campuses, including their Continuing Education/Extended GRADING SYSTEM
Studies Divisions. Official transcripts include the complete undergraduate, graduate, professional and Standard Grades Grade Points Numeric Grades (Law)
non-degree academic record of all credit-based courses taken at all campus locations or divisions of A Superior/Excellent 4.0 93–99
the University of Colorado. Students may request a career-based transcript that produces a partial
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record. Questions concerning the issuance or authenticity of this transcript should be directed to the
issuing campus. Questions concerning courses, grades, degrees, or other academic information on the B+ 3.3 86–89
transcript should be directed to the campus the student attended. B Good/Better than Average 3.0 83–85
B- 2.7 80–82
STUDENT PRIVACY/RELEASE OF INFORMATION C+ 2.3 76–79
In accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, this transcript is provided C Competent/Average 2.0 73–75
upon the condition that the receiver or those acting on behalf of the receiver do not disclose or provide C- 1.7 70–72
access to the information contained in it to any other party without explicit consent of the student. D+ 1.3 66–69
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The academic record of a student enrolled both before and after 1988 may be composed of two D- Minimum Passing 0.7 60–62
separately formatted transcripts. If “SEPARATE RECORD OF PRIOR WORK ATTACHED” F 0.0 50–59
appears at the beginning of a transcript, both transcript formats must be present for the transcript to H Honors/Highest Achievement (Specified courses at the Anschutz Medical Campus or for
be complete. Honors Department courses on other campuses. Excluded from GPA)
HP High Pass (School of Medicine at the Anschutz Medical Campus. Excluded from GPA)
TRANSCRIPT AUTHENTICITY P Passing (Under Pass/Fail option, grades of D- and above convert to a P. P is equivalent to
Electronic PDF transcripts bear the Adobe@ Blue Ribbon certification and a GeoTrust CA electronic D+, D or D- beginning Spring 2020. See P+ below. Specified courses may also be graded on
certificate. a Pass/Fail basis. Law School requires a grade of 72 or above to Pass. Excluded from GPA)
TRANSCRIPT NOTATIONS P+ Pass (Under Pass/Fail option, grades of C- and above converted to P+ beginning Spring 2020
to address non-standard grading during a global pandemic. Excluded from GPA)
Effective Fall 1995, Dean’s List notations appear at the end of each term earned. Students are
considered to be in good standing with the university and eligible to re-enroll unless stated otherwise NP No Pass (Used with the P+/P/NP grading basis. Denver and Anschutz campuses, Spring and
on the transcript. Students who have been expelled or who have active non-academic suspensions Summer 2020. Excluded from GPA)
PR Pass with Remediation (Anschutz Medical Campus. Excluded from GPA)
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from a CU campus have transcript notations that may indicate the general type of sanction, the
effective date and duration of the separation/exclusion, and the issuing department. For more NC No Credit or Audit (Excluded from GPA and credit totals)
information, contact the appropriate department on the issuing campus. CR Credit (Excluded from GPA)
IP In Progress (Thesis/dissertation at the graduate level or other specified courses)
GRADE POINT AVERAGE (GPA) I Incomplete (Converted to F if not completed within one year. Effective Spring 2009); Law
All grades earned in repeated courses are included in the GPA and cumulative totals unless otherwise School converts to F if not completed in succeeding term (excludes summer).
noted. The GPA is computed by dividing the total grade points by the total of credit hours in which IF Incomplete (Converted to F if not completed within one year. Discontinued Fall 2008)
grade points were recorded. Transfer credit is not included in the University of Colorado GPA. In IW Incomplete (Converted to W if not completed within one year. Discontinued Fall 2008)
Fall 2019, Boulder and Denver implemented grade replacement policies that allow students to repeat
a limited number of credit hours and only calculate the GPA of the most recent earned grade at W Withdrew
*** Student is currently enrolled in the course or a final grade has not been submitted
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Boulder and only calculate the GPA of the best earned grade at Denver. From Fall 2001 to Summer
2010, the Boulder Campus had a different course repetition policy that allowed students to repeat a CN Conditional F until cleared (Discontinued Fall 1974)
limited number of credit hours and only calculate the GPA of the second occurrence of the course. IC Incomplete (Discontinued Fall 1974)
Y Class grades not submitted by instructor (Discontinued 1988)
ACADEMIC CALENDAR ALX Accommodates conversion of pre-1988 statistics. Placeholder classes created with three-
Beginning Fall 1951, all campuses are on a 16-week fall and spring semester system unless otherwise character grades that equate to students’ pre-1988 GPA.
noted. Summer terms, Study Abroad Programs, and Independent Learning vary in length but are
reported in semester hours. As of Fall 2010, all prior coursework taken on a quarter system calendar CU DENVER
at the Health Sciences Center (now Anschutz Medical Campus) has been retroactively converted to Beginning 1970, students enrolled at the CU Denver Downtown Campus have been able to cross
a semester system calendar. register for courses at Metropolitan State University of Denver and Community College of Denver.
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These courses are identified on University of Colorado transcripts by notations of “MSC,” “CCD,”
UNIT/CREDIT HOURS “4M,” or “Course Offering of Metropolitan State Univ of Denv” in the course titles. Since Spring
While there can be some variation to this structure amongst the campuses and programs, in most 1988, Metropolitan State University of Denver courses are not included in the University of Colorado
cases, the unit or credit hour is the numeric measure of the instructional, research and/or other grade point average, but are included in the hours earned at the University of Colorado. Students must
academic work over the length of a semester, and the value of a unit is calculated based upon standard transfer in any credit earned through the Community College of Denver, which will appear as transfer
semester credit hour formulas. credit hours earned, and are not included in the University of Colorado grade point average. Questions
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CUMULATIVE CREDITS
Before 1972, cumulative totals were total hours and credit points used for calculation of the GPA LAW SCHOOL GRADING AND RANKING
only. After 1988, cumulative credits include hours earned and GPA based on the level of the student Effective with students matriculating in Fall 2010 or later, by action of the faculty, the mandatory
(undergraduate, graduate, graduate non-degree and professional careers). A student’s transcript may median grade in each Law School course is B+. From 1994 to 2010, the recommended median grade
include credits in more than one career level. was 84 (B). Prior to 1994, the median grade was typically 78 (C+) in first-year courses, and 80 (B-)
in large, upper-division courses, and higher than 80 in smaller courses. GPAs are calculated from
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letter grades using the conversion table. Prior to Fall 2010, numeric grades were used to calculate
The Colorado State Legislature approved a set of general education courses guaranteed to transfer GPAs. Since Fall 2010, the Law School has used the Letter Points to calculate GPAs. Numeric GPAs
between state institutions. These courses appear on the transcript with the notation of “GT” followed were carried out to two decimal points and were not rounded up to the nearest whole number, i.e.,
by two characters that identify the subject area. See 84.75 not 85. Good standing and eligibility to continue are based on the numeric GPAs. A 2.0 average
https://highered.colorado.gov/academics/transfers/gtpathways/curriculum.html. is generally required to be in good standing and to graduate. Class ranking displays on Law career
RECIPROCAL AGREEMENT PROGRAM transcripts for students in the top third of the class based on grades. University of Colorado Law
School: 401 UCB, Boulder, CO 80309, 303-492-8047 or
Graduate credit taken through a reciprocal exchange agreement with another Colorado institution is
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www.colorado.edu/law/academics/rules-law-school.
indicated by a department listing of RCPR, RCSM, RCSU, and RUNC. Discontinued in Fall 2020.
ADDITIONAL INTERPRETATION OF TRANSCRIPTS OF PRE-1988 RECORDS
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
To the left of the course title is the code designating the CU campus attended:
The four University of Colorado campuses do not share a common course catalog. Current catalogs 1 – University of Colorado Boulder – “SAVE” indicates enrollment on Boulder Campus via
and course descriptions may be found by accessing the home pages of each campus. Continuing Education registration
TRANSFER, STUDY ABROAD AND TEST CREDIT 3 – University of Colorado Health Sciences Center (on quarter hours through Summer 1988)
Beginning 2016, accepted external credit is labeled “Transfer, Test and/or Study Abroad Credit 4 – University of Colorado Denver
Applied.” Transfer credit converted from the prior student information system may appear as 5 – University of Colorado Colorado Springs
summary data on the transcript. This information is labeled “Advanced Standing.” 9 – Division of Continuing Education
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W – Boulder Continuing Education

For Study Abroad credit, beginning in 1988, a generic course number was used with the first digit of X – Denver Continuing Education
the course number followed by nines and an extension of SA. The first digit designated the level of Y – Colorado Springs Continuing Education
the course. Although actual dates of enrollment may have varied, the courses were listed to coincide Z – Health Sciences Center Continuing Education

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