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This document is Abdullah Alali's official transcript from Port Jefferson University. It shows that he graduated in June 2011 with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree, majoring in Business Administration. Over 6 semesters he completed 24 courses totaling 144 credit hours. His GPA was 3.38. The transcript lists the courses taken in each semester, the credits for each course, and the grade received.
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Abdullah Saad AL Ali completed an elementary English language course from November 7th to December 23rd, 1998 at the British Council Teaching Centre in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. He received a grade of B for the course, scoring 30 out of a possible 60 on assessments of his speaking, listening, reading, grammar, and writing skills. The course was taught by Mr. Chris Fulton.
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- 1. >E< ^ai Port Jefferson UNIVERSITY Course Description No. Cr. Grade Hours Abdullah Alali Name PJFU-10-30871 Registration No. September 09.1977 Date of Birth .Iune 30 2011 Graduation Date Bachelor of Business Administration ( MAJOR: Business Administration ) OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT GPA:3.38 Evaluation Criteria for the Graduate Degree Program Total Semesters = 6 TotalCredit Hours = 144 Total Courses= 24 31 48 57 64 85 89 158 200 226 291 308 336 370 375 460 478 584 608 686 690 707 785 825 g02 FIRST SEMESTER Introduction To Business Piinciples Of Management Skills Inroduction To The Humanities Marketing Essentials SECOND SEMESTER Social And Cultural Geography Introduction To Entrepreneurship English Composition College Algebra THIRD SEMESTER Business Communication Inkoduction To Management Intemational Business World Religions FOURTH SEMESTER Ethics Fundamentals Of Accounting Art Appreciation Inro To Organizational Behavior FIFTH SEMESTER Pre-calculus Introduction To Finance M anagement & Administrarion IntroductionTo Conflict Management SIXTH SEMESTER E-business Human Resources Human Biology World History 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 C+ A. D B+ A C+ B C+ A C+ B+ A- A B C+ B- c+ A B+ C+ A- c+ B+ B