Which grades don't count toward your CCRI GPA
Five designations appear on a CCRI transcript but are not calculated in your grade point average:
- I (Incomplete Work) — a temporary grade given only when you're passing, have completed at least 75% of the course, and can't finish due to extenuating circumstances. If the remaining work isn't finished by the agreed deadline, the I changes to W~.
- W (Official Withdrawal) — you officially withdraw during weeks three through 10, or within the first two-thirds of the course. It counts toward attempted credits but not your GPA.
- W~ (Unofficial Withdrawal, Passing) — a faculty-assigned grade for an unofficial withdrawal at any point in the course. Counted in attempted credits, not in GPA.
- NA (Unofficial Withdrawal, No Assessment) — used when you unofficially withdraw before the instructor has made any academic assessment. Counted in attempted credits, not in GPA.
- AU (Audit) — an audited course, governed by CCRI's separate audit policy.
Source: Grading System page — non-calculated designations (I, W, W~, NA, AU) — verified Aug 2026
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Does CCRI use the same grading scale for Nursing and Allied Health programs?
The same A–F, 4.0-point scale applies college-wide, but Nursing, Allied and Rehabilitative Health, and Dental Health programs apply a stricter passing threshold within that scale. CCRI's catalog notes these departments use the F grade for a failed clinical component of any course, and that some programs "may have more stringent grading matrices" than the general college standard.
Source: Grading System page — F-grade/clinical-component and stricter-matrices footnotes — verified Aug 2026