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Find the official policies that govern our student and academic community.
The Law School Grading System is used in reporting on the performance of students in the Stanford Law School.
Grade | Description |
H | Honors (exceptional work, significantly superior to the average performance at the school) |
P | Pass (representing successful mastery of the course material) |
R | Restricted credit (representing work that is unsatisfactory) |
F | Fail (representing work that does not show minimally adequate mastery of the material) |
MP | Mandatory pass (representing P or better work) |
N | Continuing course; it is replaced with a final grade upon completion of the course series. |
I | Incomplete |
* | No grade reported |
GNR | Grade not reported (effective Autumn Quarter 2009-10). |
Some Stanford courses may be repeated for credit; most courses may not. Under the General University Grading System, when a course that may not be repeated for credit is retaken by a student, special rules apply.
Instructors are responsible for evaluating student performance in accordance with university policies. Course content, assignments, and evaluation of student work are the purview of the primary instructor(s).
