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Originally Posted by cederic824
I think the reason you got an A and your wife got a pass has more to do with when you enrolled rather than when you took the exam. Since you enrolled in Dec. 2006, then you probably were covered by the policy of awarding grades for that exam. I'll bet you get a grade for Macro, too.
Colleges usually hold you to the policies in place at the time you enrolled, and they don't change until you either graduate or leave the program.
It is important that you keep a copy of the handbook from when you first enrolled so you can see if mistakes are being made.
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G'day,
Well I think the writing is on the wall. The student guide shows that the majority of examinations are no longer graded, while the "Exam Cut Score Charts" (the link provided by kckusek) still shows the old information (apparently this hasn't been updated since January 2006).
I have sent an email to verify if the "A" will stand due to the fact that it was a graded exam when I enrolled or whether this will be "corrected" at some stage. The online status report is unofficial so I am half expecting to lose that A but I will let everyone know the response I get on Monday.
Anyone who has enrolled this year and does the exam this year I would expect would end up with a non-graded Pass (regardless of what may appear on the unofficial status report). If the exam was done last year and they enrolled this year I would expect it to be graded. Either way, I will let you know what I find out when I get a response.
Regards