<p>I got sick the week before finals and had only energy to study for the three classes important to my major. As a result, I ended up with a C- for my GE class, Arts and Art 10, and I was wondering if this grade satisfies the requirement for "Visual and Performance Arts Analysis and Practice."</p>
<p>Holy crap how did you get a C- for AA10? You didn’t even have to study for that class, literally. </p>
<p>I was kinda emo when I found out I got an A-, but damn man. Are you Engineering? Yeah, it should satisfy the visual and performance arts GE. If you weren’t doing well in the beginning, you should’ve just taken it as a Pass/No Pass. Didn’t you do any extra credit?</p>
<p>^Give 'em a break, some TAs were better than others (while some stricter <em>cough</em> Lana <em>cough</em>…) So far I can tell, browsing the various UCLA sites, it actually doesn’t say anything about what is considered a passing grade for GEs. Just that for the grade “F” you get no credit or units… so anything better than an F+ (lol, do any professors actually give that?) works?</p>
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[url=<a href=“http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog/catalog09-10-41.htm#1361019608_pgfId-81142]UCLA”>http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog/catalog09-10-41.htm#1361019608_pgfId-81142]UCLA</a> General Catalog 2009-2010](<a href=“http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/archive/catalog/2005-07/catalog/catalog05-07acadpol-2.htm]GRADES[/url”>http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/archive/catalog/2005-07/catalog/catalog05-07acadpol-2.htm)</p>
<p>Another apparently asked an almost similar question before (maybe it helps?):
<a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/university-california-los-angeles/431192-d-passing-grade-here-ucla.html[/url]”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/university-california-los-angeles/431192-d-passing-grade-here-ucla.html</a></p>
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<p>that was the case when i took that ****ing class. :mad:</p>
<p>you have the option of retaking it for a letter grade, but i recommend you save those 16 units in case you have to retake more important classes.</p>
<p>I don’t think P/NP wouldn’t have helped you here. You have to have at least a C to get a P. A counselor I spoke to said a C- gets you an NP under the P/NP option. With a recorded grade of C-, you’ve passed the class and received GE credit.</p>
<p>Okay that’s relieving I guess, but I’ll make sure. I didn’t think I would end up with a C- quite honestly. Like silvercross said, the class was a bit of a joke.</p>
<p>Errr, I meant notaznguy</p>
<p>I don’t understand AA10. I averaged B+ for my papers; got A- for participation; and received a B on the midterm. I studied the night before the midterm and did the same for the final. But then I bomb the final (the first F I have ever gotten, EVER) and I end up with a C- for the class. </p>
<p>AA10 was suppose to be my GPA booster, but I got straight A-'s in my other three classes. They were history and writing courses, but it wasn’t like they were handed to me on a silver platter. I am getting more flustered the more I think about it.</p>
<p>Amazing. I sent an e-mail to Professor Winter and I got a response saying that my final was not graded so I get to go in sometime after Jan. 4 to look for my exam. What a relief.</p>
<p>so a C- is considered to be a passing grade? My friend asked me this before and I didn’t know how to answer her. C- gives you the option to retake the class again for a better grade… but do you HAVE to retake the class? It doesnt state in the general catalog either.</p>
<p>C- will def get you a degree for a GE. Keep in mind though that a C- will not be considered passing if you are taking the class on a P/NP grade basis. This is the rule for School of Engineering,</p>
<p>I think you can even graduate with a D in a major requirement course. I remember that a lot of kids went to check with HSSEAS to ask if a D in EE 141 would allow them to graduate.</p>
<p>to the last 3 replies, dude can’t find his final, he didn’t get a C-.</p>