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What is an In Progress (IP) Grade and how can I get one?

April 26, 2017grade IP progress

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What is an In Progress (IP) Grade and how can I get one?

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A grade of In Progress (IP) may be granted for a course(s) if you have an unforeseeable emergency that prevents you from taking the final examination or completing other course requirements. If this is the case, you should discuss the situation with your instructor. If the instructor approves your request, an “IP” (In Progress) will appear as your grade. When an “IP” is assigned, a student must complete the coursework by a date specified by the course instructor, such date not to exceed within one year from the end of the term for which the “IP” grade was issued. If coursework is not satisfactorily completed, the “IP” will change to an “F” grade.