Does it say on your transcript if you F then P?

[bc_tch]

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I'm especially interested in knowing if your P/F school (if you're attending one) does that. I know of a school that will let you repeat up to 66% of the exams, which is 2 out of 3 of the total number of final exams for the year, and make no mention of it if you pass. not even the dean's letters. hmm

 

[Amy]

Your transcript will show both the F and the P.

 

[Neuronix]

My school claims that if you fail a course and retake the exam successfully when the semester ends, you get a P and no F ever shows up on your transcript or in your dean's letter. I don't know exactly how many times you can do this, but I also know others who have failed exams who didn't even have to retake. Either they moved them through or assigned them a paper or something. It depends on the course and how bad you did I think.

 

[Peregrin]

My school has three levels, Pass, Conditional Pass and No Pass. If you need to redo portions, but didn't flat out fail, a "CP" is on your transcript, and when you make up or redo, it changes to "CP/P". If you get a NP and then retake, it also shows up as "CP/P." Both of which look suspicious to a potential interviewer. The only way to get a P is to pass the first time.