Students who entered before 2003 : A(100-90), B(89-80), C(79-70), F(Below 69)
Students who entered after 2003 : A+(100-95), A(94-90), B+(89-85), B(84-80), C+(79-75), C(74-70), F(Below 69)
¡Ø The specific graduation requirements may vary according to the department internal regulations. (Inquiries to belonging department office)
Grade calculation
GPA = ¥Ò(each grade point £Ø credit hours) / total credit hours
Semester grades = ¥Ò(each grade point £Ø credit hours for each course)
Semester scholarship GPA = prerequisites (GPA calculated based on grade points) and all courses, including courses with a grade of F
Semester GPA = all courses (including those with a grade of F) - excluding prerequisite courses
Certification GPA = all courses - prerequisites and courses with a grade of F
Whether to reflect grades and credits for each subject
Courses excluded from GPA: evaluated by a pass or fail, excluded from GPA (scholarship, semester, certification), included in earned hours - courses : Project1 (COE8019), Project2 (COE8020), English Papers and Research Paper Writing (COE8016), These are common courses for all graduate students.
Courses excluded from both GPA and earned hours: evaluated by a pass or fail, excluded from GPA (scholarship, semester, certification), excluded from earned hours - courses : Research Supervision1 (COE8017) and Research Supervision2 (COE8018), which are common courses for all graduate students.
Prerequisites: evaluated by a pass or fail, excluded from semester GPA and certification GPA. included in scholarship GPA. excluded from earned hours
Courses eligible for earned credits: excluded from GPA (scholarship, semester, certification), included in earned hours
Undergraduate courses completed by graduate students (system in effect from 2009-2nd semester): grade evaluation, included in all GPA calculations (scholarship, semester, certification), included in earned hours
Credit exchange (professional graduate school): grade evaluation, included in both grade calculation and earned hours
Credit exchange (other graduate schools with credit exchange agreements): grade evaluation, included in both grade calculation and earned hours, but the timing is different for each school for calculating grades, so they are excluded from the semester scholarship score calculation.
Requirements for Graduation
Unlike undergraduate schools, graduate schools have different standards for graduation, each set by department, so please be careful when registering for courses or managing your own credits.
Please refer to the menu for information regarding the credit standards for graduation, credits completed, and remaining credits.
Students who have been assigned prerequisite courses should be aware that prerequisite courses are excluded from the graduation credit criteria.
If you do not complete the prerequisite courses, you will not be able to take the comprehensive exam, which is required for graduation, so you must complete the prerequisite courses in the first and second semester.
Credit Approval
For: 1st year students (in a Ph.D. program) who graduated from a master¡¯s degree program of the same major at Hanyang University, and 1st year students who enrolled in the same degree program (Master ¡æ Master ¡æ Doctorate ¡æ Doctorate) at another graduate school before entering Hanyang.
Course Requirement for Graduation: In order to meet the credits required for graduation, students must take the remaining credits except the approved credits they have earned.
Precautions
- Students cannot enroll in the same courses (same course code) of the degree program that have been approved as credit. - The approved credits will not be included in the GPA
Grade Screening Process for Credit Approval
Grade Screening Process for Credit Approval
Program
Credit Approval
Applicable case (Students who entered after 2010)
For a Ph.D. Program (Only Ph.D.)
Up to 6 credits
For those students who enter the same major as their master¡¯s degree major at HYU and have earned credits for graduation or have exceeded the number of credits
For the same degree program from formal graduate school (Master ¡æ Master Ph.D. ¡æ Ph.D.)
Term 1~2 : Up to 6 credits Term 3~4 : Up to 9 credits
As long as the grade of the subject is at least a B or higher