If the clinical time is not completed within six weeks after the semester ends, what happens to the I grade?

If the clinical time is not completed within six weeks after the semester ends, what happens to the I grade?

• A. The Incomplete (I) becomes a Fail (F).
• B. The Incomplete (I) remains I.
• C. The course is withdrawn.
• D. The student retakes the course.

Answer: (B)

An Incomplete shows that required clinical work isn’t finished yet, and there is a set window to finish it. In this program, six weeks after the semester ends is that window. If the clinical time isn’t completed within that period, the Incomplete stays as Incomplete on the transcript. It doesn’t automatically become a fail, nor does it trigger withdrawal or a retake. The missing clinical work still needs to be completed and resolved through the program’s process, with final grading updated once the requirements are met.

An Incomplete shows that required clinical work isn’t finished yet, and there is a set window to finish it. In this program, six weeks after the semester ends is that window. If the clinical time isn’t completed within that period, the Incomplete stays as Incomplete on the transcript. It doesn’t automatically become a fail, nor does it trigger withdrawal or a retake. The missing clinical work still needs to be completed and resolved through the program’s process, with final grading updated once the requirements are met.