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Academic Policies & Procedures

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If your question is not covered by any of these topics, please refer to the USC Catalogue or make an appointment with an academic advisor.

    Grading Policy
    Missing Grades
    Correction of Grades
    Disputing a Grade
 
    Pass/ No Pass
    Auditing Courses
 
    More than 20 units
    Graduate Classes as an undergraduate
 
    Freshman Forgiveness
    Repeating Other Courses at USC
    Withdrawing from Classes/Deadlines
    Unofficial Withdrawals (UW)
    Incompletes
    Time Limit for Removal of an Incomplete
    Extension of Time for Removal of an Incomplete
 
 
 
    Limits for major courses
    Limits for minor courses
 
    Leave of Absence (LOA)
 
    Incoming Transfer Students
    Current USC Students
    Receiving Credit for AP/IB Exams
 
    Requirements for a Second Bachelor’s Degree
    Requirements for a Minor Program
 
    Student Conduct Code
Important Note
The official source for information on USC’s Academic Policies and Procedures is the USC Catalogue.  If there is any discrepancy between the information given here and the USC Catalogue, assume that the information in the Catalogue is correct.