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Student Name: Peter Emanuel Hadjokas
Numeric Identifier: 1441864
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Name: Peter Emanuel Hadjokas
S.S.No.: XXX-XX-8457
I.D.No.: 1441864
Level: Undergraduate
Northampton County Area Community College
Other Credits 10 ARTA 170 00 Computer Graphics 4.00
---------------- Term CA: 0.0 CE: 4.00 QP: 0.00 QPA: 0.000
Adv Placement-CEEB/IB
EN 101 Understanding Literature 3.00 Fall 12
Term CA: 0.0 CE: 3.00 QP: 0.00 QPA: 0.000 -------
TH 201 04 Introduction to Theology 3.00 A
Fall 10 WR 230 02 Introd to Creative Writing 3.00 A
------- HS 326 01 The Golden Age of Athens 3.00 B
SN 104 05 Intermediate Spanish II 3.00 B+ WR 305 01 Writing for the Web 3.00 A-
PL 201 14 Foundations of Philosophy 3.00 A JP 101 02 Japanese I 3.00 A
CH 110 02 Chemistry and Society 3.00 A Term CA: 15.0 CE: 15.00 QP: 56.01 QPA: 3.734
EN 203 03 Major Writers: American Lit 3.00 A- Term Rank: 172 of 722 Dean's List Honors
HS 101 13 Hist Mdrn Western Civilization 3.00 A
Term CA: 15.0 CE: 15.00 QP: 57.00 QPA: 3.800
Term Rank: 0088 of 1014 Dean's List Honors Spring 13
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CS 111 03 Intro Comp w/Software Applic 3.00 B-
Spring 11 PL 220 01 Phil Perspect:Art&Imagination 3.00 A-
--------- SN 325 01 Spanish Applied Linguistics 3.00 C+
PS 101 01 Politics 3.00 A- WR 302 01 Wet Ink:Wrtg&Edit Publication 3.00 A-
WR 100 04 Effective Writing 3.00 A WR 333 01 Writing Fiction 3.00 B+
EN 300 01 English Lit Hist before 1800 3.00 A Term CA: 15.0 CE: 15.00 QP: 47.01 QPA: 3.134
MA 151 03 Applied Calculus 3.00 B Term Rank: 527 of 699
SN 201 01 Spanish Comp & Conversation 3.00 A-
Term CA: 15.0 CE: 15.00 QP: 55.02 QPA: 3.668
Term Rank: 160 of 996 Dean's List Honors Fall 13
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EN 369 01 The Novel in America 3.00 B-
Fall 11 SN 371 01 Span Short Stories 19th Cent 3.00 B
------- TH 229 02 Images of God in Scripture 3.00 B+
PY 101 04 Introductory Psychology 3.00 B WR 334 01 Forms of Fiction 3.00 A-
EN 307 01 Seminar in Medieval Literature 3.00 B+ WR 348 01 Writing about Music&Culture 3.00 B+
SN 203 02 Intro to Reading Literature 3.00 B+ Term CA: 15.0 CE: 15.00 QP: 48.00 QPA: 3.200
MU 201 02 Music Fundamentals 3.00 C Term Rank: 716 of 918
WR 200 01 The Creative Eye 3.00 A-
Leave of Absence
From 12/21/11 to 05/29/12 Spring 14
Term CA: 15.0 CE: 15.00 QP: 45.99 QPA: 3.066 ---------
Term Rank: 638 of 951 CM 330D 01 Stereotypes in U.S. Film & TV 3.00 A
WR 400 01 Senior Seminar 3.00 A-
SN 307 02 Contemp Spanish Civ & Culture 3.00 D
Spring 12 WR 220 01 Art of Rhetoric 3.00 A-
--------- WR 340 01 Writing Poetry 3.00 B
Transferred from Term CA: 15.0 CE: 15.00 QP: 46.02 QPA: 3.068

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Name: Peter Emanuel Hadjokas
S.S.No.: XXX-XX-8457
I.D.No.: 1441864
Level: Undergraduate
Term Rank: 722 of 842
Summer 14
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PL 302 02 Ethics 3.00 A
WR 403 01 Writing Internship 1.00 P
Term CA: 3.0 CE: 4.00 QP: 12.00 QPA: 4.000
Fall 14
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SN 308 01 Violen&Cult: Colomb 20th Cent 3.00 A
WR 320 01 Art of the Argument 3.00 A
WR 345 01 Screen Writing for Film & TV 3.00 A
WR 402 01 Writing Internship 3.00 A
Term CA: 12.0 CE: 12.00 QP: 48.00 QPA: 4.000
Total CA: 120.0 CE: 128.00 QP: 415.05 QPA: 3.459
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Major: Writing
Minor: Spanish
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Loyola University Maryland
Records Office 4501 N. Charles Street Baltimore, MD 21210 www.loyola.edu/records 410-617-2263
ACCREDITATION
Middle States Commission on Higher Education
(MSCHE), 3624 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104
National Council for Accreditation of Teacher
Education (NCATE)
1988: AACSB International – The Association to
Advance Collegiate Schools of Business
1990: American Chemical Society
1991: Council on Academic Accreditation (CAA)
1992: Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET
1992: Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET
1997: Council for Accreditation of Counseling and
Related Educational Programs (CACREP)
Specialized programs are accredited by individual accrediting
agencies or organizations. Loyola is a degree granting
institution offering baccalaureate, masters, and doctoral
degrees.
ENROLLMENT TERMS AND CALENDAR
Undergraduate
September 1986-Present: 5-0-5 Calendar. Fall and Spring: 15
weeks with exams
Graduate
1949-Present: Fall and Spring: 15 weeks with exams
Executive and Fellows Program in Management
1983-1990: Four modules of eight weeks including exams
1991-1999: Three sessions of nine weeks including exams
plus residency of two, three-day sessions
Executive Program in Management
A series of modules including exams plus a residency and
field study
Fellows Program in Management
A series of modules including exams plus a residency
CREDIT – Undergraduate
September 1986-Present: Three-credit courses generally meet
for three, 50-minute or two, 75-minute lectures weekly. One
laboratory of 330 minutes is one credit. A minimum of 120
credits with a QPA of 2.000 is required for graduation.
CREDIT – Graduate
Three-credit courses generally meet in Spring and Fall for
one, 130-minute or 150-minute period of instruction weekly.
Credits required for completion of degree or certificate
depend on the program of study. A minimum QPA of 3.000
is required for graduation.
COURSE NUMBERING
Undergraduate: 100-499
Graduate: 500-999
PRESENT GRADE SYSTEM AND POINTS
Grade Description Points
A Outstanding 4.000
A- 3.670
B+ Above Acceptable 3.330
B 3.000
B- 2.670
C+ 2.330
C Acceptable 2.000
C- Unsatisfactory** 1.670
D+ ** 1.330
D Inadequate** 1.000
F Failure 0.000
I Incomplete *
P Pass *
S Satisfactory *
U Unsatisfactory *
GL Grade Later *
W Withdrawal *
NG No Grade, 0 credits *
NR Not Received *
L Audit *
AW Audit Withdrawal *
Notes:
* Not included in QPA
** Undergraduate only
P and S grades are satisfactory work equivalent to a C
(2.000) or better for undergraduate students and a B (3.000)
or better for graduate students. Credits are added to total
completed.
U grade is unsatisfactory work equivalent to a C- (1.670) or
below. Credits are not added to total completed.
Prior to September 1991: A-, B+, C-, D+, S, U, NR grades
were not awarded. B+ equaled 3.500 points. C+ equaled
2.500 points.
CALCULATION OF GRADE POINT AVERAGE (QPA)
Multiply the grade points by the credit value for the course to
determine the number of grade points. The sum of the grade
points for the courses is divided by the sum of the credit
values of the courses to compute QPA.
ACADEMIC HONORS – Undergraduate
At the completion of each term, Dean’s List is awarded for
distinguished academic achievement to students who
complete a minimum of 15 credits towards a degree,
excluding courses with Pass grades, and achieve a minimum
QPA of 3.500 for the term.
GRADUATION HONORS – Undergraduate
Students must have a cumulative QPA as follows: cum laude,
minimum of 3.500; magna cum laude, minimum of 3.700;
summa cum laude, minimum of 3.800. Cumulative QPA is
used to determine honors at graduation or other academic
honors and includes grades for courses taken at all colleges
attended, but no higher honors are awarded than those earned
at Loyola University Maryland.
REPEAT POLICY – Undergraduate
Fall 1984-Present: Grades for a repeated course will be
included with the original grade in computation of the
cumulative QPA.
Effective June 1, 2002: Students may repeat failed Loyola
courses at another institution under the terms of Loyola’s
repeat policy.
REPEAT GRADES – Undergraduate
An R next to a grade (i.e., RB+) indicates a course was
repeated from a prior term. The R grade and the original
grade are calculated into term and cumulative QPA and
appear on the transcript.
REPLACEMENT GRADES – Undergraduate
Fall 1982-Present: An X next to a grade (i.e., XC+) indicates
the course was replaced in a subsequent term. An R next to a
grade (i.e., RB) indicates a course was repeated from a prior
term. The X grade is calculated only into term QPA but both
grades appear on the transcript.
Students changing majors may be permitted to replace major
courses in the original major with major courses in the new
major. The subsequent grade will replace the original grade
in the computation of the cumulative QPA regardless of
higher or lower than the original grade.
TRANSFER – Undergraduate
Credits represent work applicable to a current Loyola
curriculum. A grade of C (2.000) or higher must be earned in
the transfer course to be considered for credit and completion
of degree. Grades for these courses are considered when
determining graduation honors, but do not appear on the
transcript.
ADVANCED STANDING – Graduate
Credits accepted toward a current Loyola program must be of
B (3.000) quality or higher.
ENROLLMENT ELIGIBILITY
Unless otherwise noted on the transcript, a student is in good
standing and is eligible to enroll.
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