Clinton Junior College grading system operates on a quality-point scale. 
Each semester credits represent the number of credit hours completed with a passing grade. 
However quality points are earned by the determined grade in the course.
Letter grades represent how a student has achieved in each course (s):

Mid-term grade reports will be issued at allotted time on campus for students that have on campus housing.
However, commuters will receive mid-term grades and final grades in the mail. 

End of the term grade reports will be mailed to the students within three – four weeks after the end of the term.  Students are encouraged to review their grade reports and report any error to the Registrars office in the main Administration office.  All grade changes need to be completed within a year of the ending date of the semester in which the grade was assigned.

Students that repeat a course here at Clinton Junior College and receives a higher grade in that course
then the course will be calculated into the students overall grade point average.

Students who earn 12 or more credit hours and have achieved a 3.00-3.4 on a 4.00 scale.

Students who earn 12 or more credit hours and achieved a 3.50-4.00 on a 4.00 scale.

Students are required to register according to the assigned registration schedule for each semester. 

Students may add or drop courses within the first five days of a semester.

Students may withdraw from a course or courses after the add/drop date until mid-term with a grade of “W”.  Students must obtain a Withdrawal From Class form from the Registrars office.   If a students decides to withdraw from courses after mid-term, instructor determines the grade received.

Students wishing to withdraw from the College should first talk over the issue with the Academic Advisor and then complete the Withdrawal form in the Registrars office.