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There is a direct relationship between the Units Taken and Earned fields based on the associated grade of that particular course.

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titleTerm History

Using the UConn work – Fall 2020 exhibit of the student’s Term History pages as an example:

  1. Term Statistics

    1. Term Units Taken Towards Academic Load:

      1. Value: 15

      2. Explanation: comprises of the sum of Graded Units For GPA + Graded Units Not for GPA (includes Repeat Forgiveness and W courses); the student failed 2 Graded Units For GPA courses and has 13 Graded Units Not for GPA courses.

    2. Term Units Earned Towards Academic Load:

      1. Value: 0

      2. Explanation: represents the courses that the student passed for Graded Units for GPA (excludes Repeat Forgiveness and W courses); the student did not pass any courses.

    3. Term Units Audited:

      1. Value: 0

      2. Explanation: the student did not audit any courses

    4. Term Units Transfer Credit

      1. Value: 6

      2. Explanation: the student transferred in 6 credits

    5. Term Units Test Credit

      1. Value: 4

      2. Explanation: the student transferred in 4 credits

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  2. Cumulative Statistics: blah explain summing over multiple terms … the value in each of the respective “Cumulative” fields represents the sum of the corresponding “Term” field across multiple terms.

    1. Cumulative Total Units Taken Towards Academic Load

      1. Value: Sum of Term Units Taken Towards Academic Load

      2. Explanation: comprises of the cumulative sum of Graded Units For GPA + Graded Units Not for GPA (includes Repeat Forgiveness and W courses)

    2. Cumulative Total Units Earned Towards Academic Load:

      1. Value: Sum of Term Units Earned Towards Academic Load

      2. Explanation: represents the courses that the student passed for Graded Units for GPA (excludes Repeat Forgiveness and W courses)

    3. Cumulative Units Audited:

      Value

      : Sum of Term Units Audited

    4. Explanation:

    5. Cumulative Units Transfer Credit

      Value

      : Sum of Term Units Transfer Credit

    6. Cumulative Units Test Credit: Sum of Term Units Test Credit

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Using the following exhibit of the student’s transcript as an example:

UConn work – Fall 2020

  1. Transferred Credits:  The student transferred in 6 credits.

    1. Taken:

      1. Value:  6

      2. Explanation:  Regardless of the grade, the student attempted these courses.

    2. Earned:

      1. Value:  6

      2. Explanation:  The student earned a passing grade for each course

  2. Test Credits

    1. Taken: 

      1. Value:  4

      2. Explanation:  Regardless of the grade, the student attempted the test for the course.

    2. Earned:

      1. Value:  4

      2. Explanation:  The student earned a passing test grade

  3. UConn work

    1. Taken:

      1. Semester

        1. Value:  15

        2. Explanation:  Regardless of the grades (including F and W), the student attempted these courses.

        3. Note:  Repeat Forgiveness:  The course indicates that the student took the course again in a subsequent term; however, the credits count toward Attempted Credits.

      2. Cumulative:

        1. Value:  25 = 6 attempted transferred credits, 4 attempted test credits, 15 attempted UConn credits

    2. Earned:

      1. Semester

        1. Value:  0

        2. Explanation:  The student did not earn any passing grades (including F and W); therefore, no credits have been earned on these courses

        3. Note:  Repeat Forgiveness:  The course indicates that the student took the course again in a subsequent term; the credits do not count toward earned credits in this term regardless of the grade associated with the course in this term.

      2. Cumulative:

        1. Value:  10 = 6 transferred credits, 4 test credits, 0 earned UConn credits

UConn work – Fall 2024

  1. UConn work

    1. Taken:

      1. Semester:

        1. Value:  16

        2. Explanation:  Despite the courses are considered "In Progress", the courses count toward Attempted Credits.

      2. Cumulative:

        1. Value:  149 = 6 attempted transferred credits, 4 attempted test credits, 133 + 16 attempted UConn credits

    2. Earned:

      1. Semester:

        1. Value:  0

        2. Explanation:  Because these courses are "In Progress", no credits have been earned on these courses.

      2. Cumulative:

        1. Value:  103 = 6 transferred credits, 4 test credits, 103 + 0 UConn earned credits

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