University of Michigan to nix letter grades for many first-semester students
Summary
The University of Michigan’s College of Literature, Science and Arts will stop giving letter grades to first-year students in their first semester starting in fall 2027. Instead, these students will get either "pass" or "no credit" on their transcripts for that semester.Key Facts
- The policy change begins in fall 2027.
- It applies only to first-semester students in the College of Literature, Science and Arts.
- Instead of letter grades (like A, B, C), students will receive "pass" or "no credit."
- The change affects only the first semester for new students.
- The college announced this change on its official website.
- Students will still complete their courses and assignments as usual.
- This approach aims to reduce stress and pressure for new college students.
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