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If you wish to repeat a course at SF State more than once, you must petition to enroll in the course a third time. You may not repeat a course that has a grade of incomplete (I). Students who repeat courses at SF State, up to the 16-unit limit, will have the lower of the two grades forgiven from the GPA calculation.
Minimum Grade-Point Average Students who do not meet the minimum 2.0 GPA requirement for SF State coursework or in their combined cumulative GPA will be subject to academic notice/probation/disqualification guidelines, and ineligible for graduation until they have the necessary minimum 2.0 GPA.
Undergraduate students may repeat a maximum of 16 units of coursework taken at SF State for the purpose of excluding the original grade from grade point determination (i.e. grade forgiveness). When a course is repeated, up to the 16 unit limit, the lower of the two grades is forgiven from the GPA calculation.
Academic notice/probation Notification and Hold If a students SF State or combined cumulative GPA remains below a 2.0 for a second semester, then they are considered subject to disqualification, and they must seek mandatory advising from an advisor in the Undergraduate Advising Center ().
Step 1 | Locate Enrollment: Edit. Locate the Academics section. Open the other academic menu. Select Enrollment: Edit. Step 2 | Enrollment: Edit Navigation. Select the class from the drop-down list you want to edit. Click PROCEED TO STEP 2 OF 3. Click the Grading drop-down list, select the desired Grading Option. Click Next.
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If your request to withdraw from a course or courses was denied, you may appeal this decision by the last day of finals of that term. Submit a brief statement including the following to the Registrars Office by the last day of finals: Students first and last name. Students SF State ID number.
What is a Retroactive Withdrawal? The Retroactive Withdrawal process allows students to petition to withdraw from all or some classes in one or more terms after those terms have ended. If permission is granted, the result is that all failing grades (F, WU or IC) for those terms are changed to WX grades.

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