What is a passing grade at Miami Dade College?

MDC will award credit only for courses with passing grades (i.e., A, B, C, and other grades considered passing by the issuing institution such as S and P) applicable to the student’s degree/certificates. MDC may award credit for courses with “D” grades if applicable towards the student’s program of study.

Does Miami Dade College have dress code?

Students are required to wear visibly and present their MDC identification card when requested by authorized College officials. Any misrepresentation, alteration or misuse of identification is prohibited.

How do I get through my first semester?

Try these tips to survive your first semester of college.

1. Tip 1: Stay in Touch With Your Advisor.
2. Tip 2: Take Advantage of Office Hours.
3. Tip 3: Carve Out Extra Study Time.
4. Tip 4: Stay Healthy and Active.
5. Tip 5: Ask for Help When You Need It.
6. Tip 6: Find Your People.

Can I retake a class at MDC?

You may repeat courses taken at MDC if you received a “W,” “U” “D” or “F” grade. You are allowed a total of two attempts at a single course. All attempts, both the original and repeated, will appear on your transcript, along with the grades you received in each class.

What happens if I fail a class at MDC?

MDC must return unearned funds for students who fail to attend class(es) or withdraw when receiving active duty (TA) benefits. We will assess the amount of funds to be returned. The College will let you when a return is performed, and based on the amount being returned, you may be billed for a debt.

What happens if I fail a class MDC?

Attendance: Failure to complete courses may impact your financial aid award. Withdrawing or not attending courses may result in a debt. You must drop from courses you do not wish to attend prior to the 100\% refund date as reported on your fee invoice to avoid a debt.

What happens if you fail a class in college MDC?

You may repeat courses taken at MDC if you received a “W,” “U” “D” or “F” grade. All attempts, both the original and repeated, will appear on your transcript, along with the grades you received in each class. Your GPA is automatically recalculated to account for the final attempt only.