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I am currently taking an English composition course at PITT as an undergrad. I have the option of taking it as an s/n class. Meaning, if I get C and above, I will get three credits, and "satisfactory" on my transcript. If I fail, then I won't get any credit, but my QPA will not be affected either. This option is very appealing to me because I know that I won't get anything higher than a B, and I don't want my QPA to go down.
My question is: How do admission counselors look at students who take the s/n option?
My question is: How do admission counselors look at students who take the s/n option?