A student may withdraw from or drop an individual course until the end of the tenth week of a fall or spring semester, the second week of Interim session.

The forgiveness policy may be used a maximum of four (4) times, only once for any course, which allows a student to use the forgiveness for four different ...

Academic Second Opportunity will apply only to grades earned in courses completed at The University of Alabama and will not apply to coursework transferred from ...

Students shall be allowed to repeat no more than three (3) courses with grade replacement, and to forgive no more than three (3) courses, Definitions of "course ...

Only grades of C+, C, C-, D+, D, D-, and F may be forgiven. All active graduate students may forgive a maximum of two (2) course grades associated with their ...

For example, graduate and professional programs may recalculate a student's grade point average with no grade replacement for admissions decisions. Note to ...

A student may repeat a course in which a grade of D or F is received. The first D or F grade will be excluded or “forgiven,” from the cumulative grade point ...

Students may repeat any course in an effort to improve grades and/or to improve understanding of the course content.

Course forgiveness occurs when a student repeats a course and the last grade awarded (excluding grades of W) replaces the previous grade.

Students have a course forgiven when the grade from that course no longer figures into their cumulative GPA, although it remains on their transcript. Forgiven ...