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Luther College
Donna Ryant
700 College Dr.
Decorah, IA 52101
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Accreditation: North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, The Higher Learning Commission (NCA-HLC)

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Student Name: Elton, Taylor Elizabeth
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Student email:
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Elton, Taylor Elizabeth
LUTHER COLLEGE
Id: 0480231 Birthdate: January 24 700 College Drive
Decorah, IA 52101
Majors: Biology (plan 1)
Minors: Chemistry
Special Programs: Date Printed: May 06 2020

COURSE Course Title CRD R GRD COURSE Course Title CRD R GRD
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FALL SEMESTER 2014 (09/03/2014 to 12/18/2014)
BIO151 PRIN BIO:ECO/EVOL/BIODIV 4.00 A- FALL SEMESTER 2015 (09/02/2015 to 12/17/2015)
BIO243 MICROBIOLOGY 4.00 B+ BIO255 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY 4.00 A-
CHEM241 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I 4.00 B- BIO364 CELL BIOLOGY 4.00 B+
Advanced Placement BIO490 SENIOR PROJECT 1.00 B+
**HIST139 US HISTORY (AP) 4.00 CR HLTH233 MENTAL/EMOT HEALTH:STRESS MGT 4.00 A
Univ. of Wisconsin-River Falls LAT101 ELEMENTARY LATIN I 4.00 A
**ART101 ART MATTERS 3.00 A Term GPA 3.724 Credit 17.00
**BIO139 GENERAL BIOLOGY 3.00 A Academic Standing: Dean's List
**BIO139 FRESHMAN COLLOQUIM 1.00 A
**BIO152 PRINCIPLES: MOLECULES/CELLS 3.00 A JANUARY TERM 2016 (01/04/2016 to 01/27/2016)
**BIO239 GENERAL ZOOLOGY 3.00 A BIO380 HEALTH CAREER INTERNSHIP 2.00 CR
**CHEM151 CHEMICAL PRINCIPLES I 5.00 A Term GPA 0.000 Credit 2.00
**CHEM152 CHEMICAL PRINCIPLES II 5.00 A
**COMS133 MASS MEDIA 3.00 A SPRING SEMESTER 2016 (02/04/2016 to 05/19/2016)
**COMS139 FUND OF ORAL COMMUNICATION 3.00 A CHEM202 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY 4.00 A-
**DAN139 DANCE APPRECIATION 3.00 A CHEM301 BIOCHEMISTRY I 4.00 A-
**ENG139 ACADEMIC READING & WRITING 3.00 A LAT102 ELEMENTARY LATIN II 4.00 A
**ENG139 READ WRITE DISCIPLINES 3.00 A PE120 ATHLETIC PART: WOM BASKETBALL 0.00 CR
**HIST126 HUMAN GEOGRAPHY 3.00 A PE260 ADAPTIVE PHYSICAL EDUC 4.00 A
**MATH115 INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS 3.00 A Term GPA 3.850 Credit 16.00
**PE100 PERSONAL FITNESS AND WELLNESS 1.00 A Academic Standing: Dean's List
**PHYS239 SCIENCE AND ART 3.00 A
**PSYC130 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 3.00 A ----------------------------------------------------------
**SCI139 INTRO TO GEOLOGY 3.00 A- Degree Received: BA - Bachelor of Arts on May 22 2016
**SCI139 PRINCIPLES OF NUTRITION 3.00 A ----------------------------------------------------------
Term GPA 3.233 Credit 73.00 Total Hours Earned: 128.00 Cum GPA: 3.497
Total Grade Points: 227.30
JANUARY TERM 2015 (01/05/2015 to 01/28/2015) Luther Hours......: ( 65.00 + 2.00CR)
PAID450 HERE ON EARTH 4.00 A Transfer Hours....: ( 57.00 + 4.00CR)
Term GPA 4.000 Credit 4.00
End of official record.
SPRING SEMESTER 2015 (02/04/2015 to 05/21/2015)
BIO248 GENETICS 4.00 B
CHEM242 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II 4.00 C+
MATH151 CALCULUS I 4.00 B+
PE120 ATHLETIC PART: WOM BASKETBALL 0.00 CR
REL222 RELIGION IN AMERICA 4.00 B+
Term GPA 2.975 Credit 16.00

Ms. Taylor E. Elton

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RyAnn Winings
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 LUTHER COLLEGE
TRANSCRIPT GUIDE
Office of the Registrar
700 College Drive
Decorah, Iowa 52101-1045
Telephone: (563) 387-1167
[Link]
email: registrar@[Link]

THE COLLEGE KEY TO SYMBOLS

Luther College is a private four year Liberal Arts College affiliated AU Audit: class attendance with no credit.
with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. The College is CIP Course in progress.
accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and CR Same as pass.
Schools to award the bachelor of arts degree in forty major CR or Credit earned under pass/fail (credit/no credit) option
disciplines. The College was established in 1861 and is located in NC authorized by student, courses graded exclusively pass/fail
Decorah, Iowa, a city of 8,200. (credit/no credit), or replacement for an “I” grade (NC
only). Hours not included in grade point average.
ACADEMIC CALENDAR E Condition: removal merits maximum grade of D.
Luther College has operated on the 4-1-4 calendar system since F Hours not included in grade point average from Fall 1974
the 1965-66 academic year. The fall and spring semesters consist to Fall 1983.
of 14 weeks each, separated by a 3 1/2-week January Term. Beginning in Fall 1983, F grade hours included in the
computation of the grade point average except for first
CREDITS semester first-year students. Beginning Fall 1985, F grade
Academic credit is granted in terms of semester hours. The normal hours included in the computation of the grade point
load is defined as 14-15 semester hours. Prior to January 1983, average for all students.
interim courses only were recorded as units and were graded I Incomplete: removal merits earned grade.
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exclusively on a credit/no credit basis. For purposes of transfer, NR Grade not reported.
the pre-1983 January Term courses should be evaluated at 3 O Dropped without permission.
semester hours of credit. P Pass: courses graded exclusively pass/fail. Hours not
included in computation of grade point average.
GRADING SYSTEM AND GRADE POINTS R Repeated course.
U Unsatisfactory: first-year student grade equivalent to F.
Fall ‘32 Fall ‘63 Fall ‘75 Hours not included in grade point average.
to Spring to Spring ‘75 to the Present W Withdrew between the 5th and 9th week of the semester.
‘63 Hours not included in grade point average.
A 3 A 4 A 4.0 WF Withdrew failing after 9th week of semester. Hours not
B 2 B 3 A- 3.7 included in grade point average beginning Fall 2004.
C 1 C 2 B+ 3.3 WP Withdrew passing after 9th week of semester. Hours not
D 0 D 1 B 3.0 included in grade point average.
F 0 F 0 B- 2.7 WR Withdrew within first four weeks of the semester. Hours not
E I C+ 2.3 included in grade point average.
I P C 2.0 COURSE NUMBERING SYSTEM
WP F C- 1.7 Prior to June 2003: courses numbered 10 through 49 are
WF CR D+ 1.3 considered lower division courses and those numbered 50-95 are
NC D 1.0 considered upper division courses. Graduate level courses are
W D- 0.7 noted with an asterisk.
AU F 0.0
U W Beginning June 2003: courses numbered 100 and 200 are
O I considered lower division courses and those numbered 300 and
CR 400 are considered upper division courses. Courses numbered
NC 500 are graduate level courses.
AU LUTHER COLLEGE PAIDEIA PROGRAM
WR (effective Fall 1993) The Paideia curriculum consists of three required interdisciplinary
NR (effective Fall 1993) courses:
CIP (effective Fall 2003) Paideia 111-112: A two-semester common course for all first-year
WF (reinstated Fall 2004) students that addresses questions central to the human condition.
WP (reinstated Fall 2004) It develops students’ ability to read, write, analyze, discuss, and
research by engaging with works from across the disciplines,
Transfer credits will be listed in the term in which they were drawn from different time periods and parts of the globe. As a
received and will appear under the most current institution name. signature course and a foundation for liberal learning, the course is
Credits and grade points for work transferred from other schools taught by faculty from all divisions of the college. Prior to June
are not counted in determining the Luther College grade point 2003 the course was labeled English 11-12, History 11-12.
average.
Paideia II (Paid 450): A team-taught course for juniors and seniors
devoted to interdisciplinary study of an ethical issue that confronts
us in our lives as learners and citizens. Paideia II courses pay
special attention to the nature of moral decision-making and to the
continued development of students’ writing skills. Prior to June
2003, the course was labeled Interdisciplinary 50. The course was
also referenced as Paideia Capstone (PCAP 450) and Paid2 450.

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