No Pass/Pass

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of California - Irvine
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<p>Just wondering if anyone is pretty familiar with the nopass/pass policy.</p>

<p>Currently taking phys 20b: cosmology to fulfill a GE, but getting a B in the class will hurt my cumulative GPA. Projecting a B bc I've been getting B's on my hw, worth 10% each, and we only have two hw assignments. And I think I bombed the midterm we just had.</p>

<p>Does anyone know until when I can declare nopass/pass?
Does it depend on department? (i.e. physical sciences)
I'm part of the undeclared school.</p>

<p>I'm asking this here bc I cannot get into contact with any administrative offices during the weekend, and I'm in need of a quick response.</p>

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<p>do you really need to post on here?.. just look it up on the UCI Registrar website… Its there. </p>

<p>most of these kids are high schoolers anyway.</p>

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<p>The registrar will NOT help you. It differs with every school/department that the class itself belongs to. I know arts allows up to week 10.</p>

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<p>Show me where on the registrar that it will answer my question. </p>

<p>I’m asking if there are anyone here that knows the answer, if not, then so be it. Nothing wrong with posting questions on a forum.</p>

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<p>check the department website, maybe they will have more info. as far as i know, for many departments it is until week 6</p>

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<p>This is from Webreg, search for classes in the physics department:</p>

<p>“Students who wish to drop a class or make a grade option change after Week Two should do so in person at the Physics Student Affairs Office, FRH 4109, Monday through Friday 9am-12pm. STUDENTS WHO FAIL TO FILE AN OFFICIAL DROP CARD WITH THE REGISTRAR WILL RECEIVE A GRADE OF “NR” IN THE COURSE. AN “NR” TURNS TO AN “F” OR “NP” AFTER ONE QUARTER OF ATTENDANCE.”</p>

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<p>you can still change your grading option…but you need your dean’s signature after you get the signature of your teacher.</p>

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<p>Thank you so much.</p>