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D-Rule Drawing Statewide Controversy

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Updated: January 7, 2009
A new system-wide University of Arkansas policy allowing students to transfer credit for some courses in which they received D`s is drawing criticism. The Faculty Senate at the university`s Little Rock campus voted unanimously today to object to the decision. The new policy was adopted last month by the university system`s board. The policy was originally proposed by the board`s athletic committee after athletic officials at the Fayetteville campus said their recruiting efforts were hampered by a rule allowing no transfer of credit for courses in which a student got a D. The UALR Faculty Senate did acknowledge that the new rule is now policy and will be followed. Posted by Mike Hellgren

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