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Name: Margaret Aschbacher
Student ID: 010580049
Print Date: 2016-01-26
SSN: 499-06-6064
Birthdate: 09-28(MM-DD)
Institution Info: The University of Arkansas
Registrar's Office
141 Uptown Campus
Fayetteville, AR 72701
Institution ID: 001108
Send To: 6220426A
Beginning of Undergraduate Record
Fall 2011
Architecture
Course Description Attempted Grade Points
ECON 2143 BASIC ECON-THEORY & PRACT 0.00 W 0.000
ENGL 1013 COMPOSITION I 3.00 B 9.000
IDES 1011 LEADERSHIP BY DESIGN I 1.00 A 4.000
IDES 1034 STUDIO I 4.00 C 8.000
IDES 2883 HISTORY OF INTERIORS 3.00 C- 5.010
Transfer Credit from University Of Missouri-Saint Louis
Applied Toward Architecture Program
Course Description Earned Grade Term
MATH 2554 CALCULUS I 5.00 B FALL 2010
Attempted Earned Points
Term GPA 2.365 Term Totals 11.00 11.00 26.010
Cum GPA 2.365 Cum Totals 11.00 16.00 26.010
Spring 2012
Architecture
ENGL 1023 COMPOSITION II 3.00 B 9.000
HESC 1501 ORIENTATION TO HUM ENV SC 1.00 A- 3.670
IDES 1021 LEADERSHIP BY DESIGN II 1.00 A 4.000
IDES 1044 STUDIO 2 4.00 C- 6.680
IDES 2853 TEXTILES FOR INTERIORS 3.00 B+ 9.990
MILS 1211 OUTDOOR FIELD CRAFT 1.00 A 4.000
TEED 1103 THE NATURE OF TECHNOLOGY 3.00 B 9.000
WCOB 1120 COMPUTER COMPETENCY REQ 0.00 S 0.000
Requirement Grade
Summer 2012
Education & Health Professions
CIED 1003 TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION 3.00 A 12.000
Transfer Credit from Saint Louis Community College
Applied Toward Education & Health Professions Program
PSYC 2003 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3.00 A SUMR 2012
Fall 2012

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CIED 1002 INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION 2.00 A 8.000
CIED 1011 INTRO TO EDUC PRACTICUM 1.00 A 4.000
GEOL 1111L GENERAL GEOLOGY LAB 1.00 B 3.000
GEOL 1113 GENERAL GEOLOGY 3.00 C 6.000
HIST 2003 HIST AMER PEOPLE TO 1877 3.00 A 12.000
MATH 2213 SURVEY OF MATH STRUCT I 3.00 A 12.000
MLIT 1003 MUSIC LECTURE 3.00 A 12.000
Spring 2013
CIED 3033 CLASSROOM LEARNING
THEORY
3.00 B 9.000
COMM 1313 PUBLIC SPEAKING 3.00 A 12.000
GEOG 1123 HUMAN GEOGRAPHY 3.00 B 9.000
MATH 2223 SURVEY OF MATH STRUCT II 3.00 B 9.000
PLSC 2003 AMERICAN NATIONAL GOVT 3.00 B 9.000
Summer 2013
BIOL 1541L PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY LAB 1.00 B SUMR 2013
BIOL 1543 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY 3.00 B
HESC 2433 CHILD DEVELOPMENT 3.00 A SUMR 2013
Fall 2013
CIED 3001 EARLY CHILDHOOD ED PRAC 1.00 A 4.000
CIED 3003 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 3.00 A 12.000
CIED 3023 SURVEY OF EXCEPTIONALITY 3.00 B 9.000
ECON 3053 ECON FOR ELEM TEACHERS 3.00 A 12.000
HIST 3383 ARKANSAS & THE SOUTHWEST 3.00 A 12.000
Spring 2014
CIED 3263 LANGUAGE
DEVELOP/EDUCATOR
3.00 A 12.000
CIED 4413 ACQUIRING A SECOND LANG 3.00 B 9.000
PHYS 1034 PHYSICS FOR ELEMENTARY ED 4.00 B 12.000
Summer 2014

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PHIL 2103 INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS 3.00 B SUMR 2014
Fall 2014
CIED 3103 CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENT
LIT
3.00 A 12.000
CIED 3113 EMERGENT & DEVELOP
LITERACY
3.00 A 12.000
CIED 3123 MATHEMATICS METHODS 3.00 A 12.000
CIED 4153 CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT 3.00 A 12.000
CIED 4403 UNDERSTANDING CULTURES 3.00 A 12.000
Spring 2015
CIED 3133 INTEGRATED SOCIAL STUDIES 3.00 A 12.000
CIED 3143 TEACHING SCIENCE 3.00 A 12.000
CIED 4101 PRACTICUM 1.00 A 4.000
CIED 4113 INTEGRATED COMM SKILLS 3.00 A 12.000
Degrees Awarded
Degree: Bachelor of Science in Education
Confer Date: 2015-05-09
Plan: Childhood Education
Sub-Plan: English as Second Language Concentration
Undergraduate Career Totals
Cum GPA: 3.407 Cum Totals 109.00 127.00 371.350
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Beginning of Graduate Record
Summer 2015
Graduate Education
CIED 5013 MSMT & STAT CONCEPTS IN
SCHOOL
3.00 A 12.000
CIED 5053 MULTICULTURAL ISSUES IN
ELED
3.00 A 12.000
CIED 5953 SECOND LANG ASSESSMENT 3.00 A 12.000
Fall 2015
Graduate Education
CIED 5022 CLASSROOM MGMT CONCEPTS 2.00 A 8.000
CIED 508V ELED COHORT TCH INTERN 3.00 A 12.000
CIED 5162 APPLIED PRACTICUM 2.00 A 8.000
CIED 5173 LITERACY ASSESS &
INTERVENTION
3.00 C 6.000
CIED 5933 SECOND LANG
METHODOLOGIES
3.00 B 9.000

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Spring 2016
Graduate Education
CIED 5003 ELED SEMINAR 3.00 0.000
CIED 5032 CURRICULUM DESIGN 2.00 0.000
CIED 5073 ACTION RESEARCH IN ELED 3.00 0.000
CIED 508V ELED COHORT TCH INTERN 3.00 0.000
INTERNSHIP
Graduate Career Totals
Cum GPA: 3.591 Cum Totals 22.00 22.00 79.000
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UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
FAYETTEVILLE, AR 72701
(479) 575-5451
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CREDIT HOURS: All credit awarded is semester hour credit.
GRADE POINT AVERAGE: Prior to Fall 1992, the semester grade-
point average includes all University of Arkansas, Fayetteville courses
taken that semester. The cumulative grade-point average includes all
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville courses (only). Beginning Fall
1992, the grade-point averages are calculated using only University of
Arkansas, Fayetteville courses of the same level (U, G or L). Grade-
point averages are computed for Graduate School from Spring 1978
through Fall 1979 and after Summer 1992.
GRADE RENEWAL (1979-1986): From Fall 1979 to Fall 1986, an
undergraduate student was permitted to register for a course in which a
grade has been previously received, designate that course for “grade
renewed” under certain conditions, and have only the second grade
earned counted in the cumulative totals, including the grade-point
average. The symbol for grade renewal (R) appears to the left of the
credit hours attempted for the first course, and an adjusted cumulative
total (adj. cum.) appears under the cumulative totals following the
semester totals of the semester in which the course is repeated.
GRADE FORGIVENESS (Fall 1996 & Forward):
Undergraduate students may repeat courses under certain conditions and
only the second grade earned is counted in the GPA calculation. The
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be applied to degree requirements; 1, freshman; 2, sophomore; 3 , junior;
4, senior or approved graduate; 5, 6, and 7, graduate.. Courses in the
School of Architecture which are designed for the fifth year of the
undergraduate, professional curriculum have course numbers beginning
with 5. The second and third digits identify the course within the
department. The fourth digit identifies the semester-hour value of the
course; variable credit courses do not have a fourth digit. Prior to the
Fall 1957, the course designator was a three-digit number, the first digit
identified the level of the course and the third digit identified the
semester-hour value of the course. Beginning with Fall 1992, a 1-
character suffix code was added to the course ID.
CHANGES: Changes to the academic record between 1985 and Fall
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one calendar year. Academic dismissal is permanent unless readmission
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RECORDING OF DEGREES: Degrees awarded prior to May 1986,
are recorded on a special section of the academic record: after May 1986
through Summer 1992, degrees are also recorded in the body of the
academic record following the course listings for the last term completed
prior to the degree being awarded. Beginning with Fall 1992, degrees
awarded will be in a special section on the academic record.
TRANSFER WORK: Beginning with Fall 1992, transfer work accepted
will be designated by summary only. An exception will be for Approved
Study Abroad Courses.
GRADING SYSTEMS
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE
Effective Fall 1957
GRADE DESCRIPTION POINTS
A Excellent 4
B Good 3
C Average 2
D Lowest Passing 1
F Failure 0
Prior to Fall 1957
A Excellent 6
B Good 4
C Average 2
D Lowest passing 0
E Conditional Failure -1
F Absolute Failure -2
AGRICULTURAL FOOD AND LIFE SCIENCES -
Effective Fall 2005
ARCHITECTURE - Effective Fall 1988
LAW - Effective Summer 1998
GRADE POINTS GRADE POINTS
A 4.00 C 2.00
A- 3.67 C- 1.67
B+ 3.33 D+ 1.33
B 3.00 D 1.00
B- 2.67 D- 0.67
C+ 2.33 F 0.00
LAW*
Effective Fall 1979 - Spring 1998 EffectiveFall1968-Fall1979
GRADE POINTS GRADE POINTS
**A+ 4.25 A 4.00
A 4.00 A- 4.00
A- 3.75 B+ 3.50
B+ 3.50 B 3.25
B 3.25 B- 3.00
B- 3.00 C+ 2.50
***C++ (C#) 2.75 C 2.25
C+ 2.50 C- 2.00
C 2.25 D+ 1.50
C- 2.00 D 1.00
***D++ (D#) 1.75 F 0.00
D+ 1.50
D 1.25
D- 1.00
F 0.00
*Prior to Fall 1968, the grading system for LAW was the same
as for Undergraduate and Graduate.
**A+ no longer used after Spring 1992.
***No longer used after Spring 1998.
ADDITIONAL MARKS (All Systems)
I incomplete
AU audit, no credit
CR credit
S satisfactory, no credit
R registered, no credit
W* withdrawal
WP** withdrawal, passing
WF** withdrawal, failing
*Effective Fall 1982
**Eliminated Fall 1982
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