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What is PAU’s grading policy?
Palo Alto University (PAU) does not have a uniform grading policy across all programs.
Palo Alto University (PAU) does not have a uniform grading policy across all programs. Grading is primarily determined by individual instructors, who are responsible for assigning grades based on the standards they set for their courses. Specific grading criteria, including how final grades are calculated, are typically outlined in the course syllabus provided by each instructor. For detailed policies and procedures, refer to the PAU Course Catalog and PAU Student Handbook.