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Use UCONNECT to check for any enrollment holds. All holds must be cleared at the appropriate office before enrollment is permitted. Students with holds cannot enroll or add/drop courses via the web.
Full-time enrollment is defined as: Fall Semester - 9 Credit Hours Minimum. Spring Semester - 9 Credit Hours Minimum. Summer Semester - 6 Credit Hours Minimum.
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Note: D- is the minimum passing grade for a University course; however, some University programs and courses require higher minimum grades (College of Arts and Sciences, Education, Nursing, Counseling). Minimum grade requirements are documented within policy for those specific programs.
UCO is ranked #1,010 out of 2,576 schools in the nation for overall quality on College Factual's 2022 Best Colleges list. This is an improvement over the previous year, when UCO held the #1,270 spot on the Best Overall Colleges list. Out of the 36 colleges in Oklahoma, UCO is ranked at #9.
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For financial aid purposes, passing grades are A, B, C, D, S and P. Grades of F, I, U, X, T or W indicate the course was attempted but not passed or completed.
Full-time status is defined as twelve (12) undergraduate credit hours or nine (9) graduate credit hours for fall or spring semesters and six (6) undergraduate credit hours or five (5) graduate credit hours in the summer session.
SAP Treatment of Grades For financial aid purposes, passing grades are A, B, C, D, S and P. Grades of F, I, U, X, T or W indicate the course was attempted but not passed or completed.
To completely withdraw from ALL currently enrolled classes after full-term courses begin, students must fill out the Complete Withdrawal eform. Withdrawing from a course may result in a 'W' on an official and unofficial transcript if the request is submitted after the refund period.
Full-time status is defined as twelve (12) undergraduate credit hours or nine (9) graduate credit hours for fall or spring semesters and six (6) undergraduate credit hours or five (5) graduate credit hours in the summer session.

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