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Twenty-one credit hours is the recommended maximum. Students must obtain permission from the Student Records and Registration Office to take more than 21 credits per semester or 10 credits per block/term.

A retake course replaces both the grade and credits of the previous attempt. However, on the 5th retake, both grades are calculated into the GPA, but only the latest credit count is added in – because a student cannot earn dual credit for the same non- repeatable course.

BYU is academically rigorous and seeks to admit students who can be successful in their studies. The middle 50% of admitted transfer applicants typically have GPA's between 3.6 and 3.9. Students with GPA's below 3.0 are not likely to be admitted to BYU.

In many instances, students can graduate from college as long as they earn a 2.0 GPA or higher. So, if your goal is simply to walk the stage, anything above a 2.0 can be considered a good GPA.

Students must earn a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher to be eligible to earn a BYU-Idaho degree. A student's official Academic Standing is designated as one of the following statuses: Eligible: eligible to continue enrolling in courses and persisting toward completion of a declared degree.

To complete a bachelor's degree, students must: Complete required religion courses. Maintain a 2.0 GPA or higher (a "C" average) Earn 120 credits. Complete major requirements. Complete required resident credits: For online degrees earned from BYU-Idaho: Students must complete a minimum of 30 credit hours from BYU-Idaho.

Average GPA The average unweighted GPA at BYU-I is 3.34 on the 4.0 scale. To achieve the average GPA for admission, you need to earn B+ letter grades and regularly score around 87-89 percent on tests and assignments in high school.

Students must first register for the class for credit and then complete the Audit Request Form. For questions, please contact registration@byui.edu.