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Question:
If I repeat a course, how is my GPA calculated for admission into the Kinesiology major program?

 For courses that are used towards approval into the Kinesiology program, if one or more courses have been duplicated (repeated), the grades from all course attempts will be averaged in calculating the Kinesiology Admission GPA. If you have any questions about this process, please contact the Kinesiology Advisor.

However, in calculating a student's overall cumulative grade point average (CGPA) on your transcript, the University uses the higher grade in the course when repeated. The number of courses which a student can duplicate is limited to 5 and this applies to duplicate transfer courses.