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The grade "P" represents pass and the grade "F" represents fail. The grade "CR" signifies credit earned. The grade "NC" signifies no credit earned.

Undergraduate students who enrolled in a course for CR, or P cannot repeat the course on a credit basis. Students may repeat a course for a maximum of two times for three total enrollments and can repeat a maximum of 20 credits.

S-Satisfactory – Credit granted represents a level of performance equivalent to 1.0 and higher for undergraduate students and 2.0 and higher for graduate students.

Students who develop a pattern of low academic achievement risk being suspended from MSU. After a first suspension, you may not enroll in classes for the next semester; with Spring suspensions, this means both Summer and Fall. Following a second suspension, you may not enroll for a full academic year.

A semester system generally consists of two 15-week terms, while a quarter system consists of four 10-week sessions. A quarter system consists of four 10-week sessions in the fall, winter, spring, and summer. The average full-time student takes 3-4 courses per term, or 9-12 credits.

Students must complete requirements for the degree within 7 calendar years from the date they were admitted to a program, unless a lesser time is specified by the department or program committee.

Because semesters last longer than those in quarters, instructors can usually go more in-depth with the material. Meanwhile, students taking courses in a quarter system can sometimes feel like the classes are rushed.

If failing, a 0.0 (or N in a P-N graded course) will be assigned. The course will remain on the student's academic record. Undergraduate Students: To initiate a late withdrawal, the student must obtain approval from the office of the associate dean of their college or the Neighborhood Student Success Collaborative.