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KINE 198 TAMU REGISTRATION
KINE 198 TAMU PROFESSIONAL

Language, Philosophy, and Culture – 3 hoursįor a list of approved courses, please visit the Core Curriculum website ( click here).

Students will have to complete the following core courses: Students are will be required to complete the core curriculum as approved by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. VIBS 443: Biology of Mammalian Cells & Tissues (Spring only)īIMS 481: Seminar in Biomedical Sciences (Prereq: VIBS 310 OR VIBS 311) VIBS 408: Neuroscience and Religion (MUST be enrolled in VIBS/NRSC 407 concurrently) VIBS 311: Biomedical Explorations through Narrative Upon request, students will provide their dean with a course description, syllabus or writing sample from the course being transferred. It may be met by a course transferred from another institution of higher learning, with the approval of the dean of the student’s college and the Associate Provost for Undergraduate Studies. The requirement may not be met by any course listed as a University Core Curriculum communication requirement, nor may it be met through credit by examination.

Courses numbered 681, 684, 690, 691, 692, 693, 695 and 697 are graded on an S/U basis only.The requirement may be met by passing two writing (W) courses or one writing (W) course and one oral communication (C) course in the student’s major.

S/U grades are not included in the grade point ratio calculation for graduate students.

KINE 198 TAMU PROFESSIONAL

A grade of satisfactory (S) will be given only for grades of A and B in graduate courses, and for grades of C and above in undergraduate and professional courses a grade of unsatisfactory (U) will be given for grades of C and below in graduate courses, and for D and F grades in under-graduate and professional courses.Graduate students may take any graduate courses that are not used on their degree plans on an S/U basis. Graduate students will not receive graduate degree credit for undergraduate degree courses taken on a satisfactory/unsatisfactory basis.Students on probationary standing may be required to take KINE 199 or electives on an S/U basis as determined by published college policies.The hours earned on a satisfactory/unsatisfactory basis shall not be included in the designation of distinguished student or dean’s honor roll. A grade of satisfactory will be given only for grades of C and above a grade of unsatisfactory will be given for grades D and F. The hours for which a student receives a grade of satisfactory shall not be included in the computation of the student’s semester or cumulative grade point ratio a grade of unsatisfactory shall be included in the computation of the student’s grade points per credit hour as an F.Undergraduate students may be permitted to take courses in their degree programs at Texas A&M University on a satisfactory/unsatisfactory (S/U) basis consistent with the requirements of the student’s college.All requests for KINE 198 and 199 changes must be completed on or before the Q-drop deadline for the fall, spring or summer semester. Students registered for KINE 198 or additional classes of KINE 199 who wish to change the grade type from a graded course to S/U or from S/U to a graded course, may do so on the website. Effective fall 2003, Health and Kinesiology majors must enroll in KINE 199 as a graded course. Students entering Texas A&M University in the fall 2001 semester and later must enroll in their first KINE 199 on an S/U basis.

KINE 198 TAMU REGISTRATION

Students must register for courses on an S/U basis during the official registration periods and shall not be permitted to change the basis on which their grades will be recorded on their official transcripts, except for unusual circumstances and with the approval of the student’s academic dean. Grading System Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory