retaking a course

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<p>I want to make sure I understand the following rule correctly. If I retake differential equations, in which I got a C this spring, and earn an A in the fall, what will be counted in the GPR? I am just confused because it says that the highest grade will be used in the degree audit, then it says the GPR will include all graded courses.</p>

<p>Rule:

When a course is repeated by an undergraduate student in an attempt to earn a grade higher than C, D, F, or U, only the highest grade will be used for the degree audit. However, the grades for all courses taken will remain on the student’s permanent record. A student’s cumulative GPR will include all graded courses except courses excluded under the First Year Grade Exclusion Policy. An undergraduate student may attempt a course no more than three times, including courses graded Q or W but excluding these graded NG, unless approval has been received from both the student’s Dean or designee and the department offering the course.

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<p>The A would be the credit for that class counted towards your GPA, but every class you take and the grade you receive stays on your Record. So say you take Diff EQ 3 times, it will show up saying you enrolled in Diff EQ 3 times and will list your grade for all 3 classes but the highest is the only one counted into GPA.</p>