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Student No: 11248644 Date of Birth: 23-Oct Date Issued: 16-Jul-2024
Official
Record of: Mengqi Xu
Page: 1

Degree Awarded: Bachelor of Commerce 05-June-2024

Major : Human Resources

Level: Undergraduate
CREDIT GRADE
COURSE DESCRIPTION UNITS GRADE COMMENT

INSTITUTION CREDIT:
2017 Fall Term
CREE 101 Intro Cree 3 52N
ECON 111 Introductory Microeconomics 3 66
ECON 114 Introductory Macroeconomics 3 50N
PSY 120 Biological Bases of Psychology 3 59N
2018 Winter Term
COMM 100 Business Communications I 3 51N
COMM 101 Introduction to Business 3 47
COMM 104 Business Statistics I 3 68
COMM 105 Intro Organizational Behaviour 3 40
CREE 101 Intro Cree 3 52N
2018 Summer Term
COMM 205 Intro to Operations Management 3 63
2018 Fall Term
ANTH 111 Intro to Cultural Anthropology 3 38
COMM 119 Skills for Academic Success 3 54N
MATH 176 Advanced Calculus I 3 50N
PSY 121 Social and Develop Psychology 3 28
SOC 111 Foundations Sociology Process 3 52N
2019 Winter Term
COMM 101 Introduction to Business 3 18 INF
COMM 105 Intro Organizational Behaviour 3 60
COMM 204 Introduction to Marketing 3 51N
MATH 121 Math Analysis for Bus 3 72
2019 Spring Term
COMM 101 Introduction to Business 3 62
2019 Summer Term
COMM 207 Business Statistics II 3 98
ProbationHours Repeat year except classes in which 60% or higher obtained
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Student No: 11248644 Date of Birth: 23-Oct Date Issued: 16-Jul-2024
Official
Record of: Mengqi Xu
Page: 2
Level: Undergraduate

CREDIT GRADE
COURSE DESCRIPTION UNITS GRADE COMMENT

2019 Fall Term

CHIN 233 Images of China in Film 3 86
COMM 201 Intro to Financial Accounting 0 W
COMM 203 Introduction to Finance 3 58
LING 110 Introduction to Grammar 3 40
2020 Winter Term
COMM 201 Intro to Financial Accounting 3 64
COMM 307 Management Information Systems 0 W
JPNS 114 Introductory Japanese I 3 63
LING 111 The Structure of Language 3 70
2020 Spring Term
COMM 211 Human Resource Management 3 46
2020 Summer Term
COMM 210 Intro to Management Accounting 3 72
2020 Fall Term
COMM 204 Introduction to Marketing 3 68
COMM 211 Human Resource Management 3 69
COMM 306 Ethics Decision Making 3 66
ECON 305 Quantitative Methods 1 3 70
PSY 120 Biological Bases of Psychology 3 76
2021 Winter Term
COMM 100 Business Communications I 3 68
COMM 363 Intermediate Corporate Finance 0 W
ECON 114 Introductory Macroeconomics 3 92
PSY 121 Social and Develop Psychology 3 55
SOC 111 Foundations Sociology Process 3 79
2021 Spring Term
MATH 164 Introduction to Linear Algebra 3 83
2021 Summer Term
COMM 321 Corporate Financial Reports 1 3 68
COMM 363 Intermediate Corporate Finance 3 67

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Student No: 11248644 Date of Birth: 23-Oct Date Issued: 16-Jul-2024
Official
Record of: Mengqi Xu
Page: 3
Level: Undergraduate

CREDIT GRADE
COURSE DESCRIPTION UNITS GRADE COMMENT

2021 Fall Term

COMM 213 Management Information Systems 3 65
ECON 211 Intermediate Microeconomics 0 W
ECON 227 Wage Determination 3 60
MATH 266 Linear Algebra II 3 78
2022 Winter Term
COMM 348 Leadership 3 46
COMM 357 Marketing Research 3 74
COMM 384 Workplace Health and Safety 3 70
COMM 385 Training and Development 3 54
ECON 211 Intermediate Microeconomics 3 66
2022 Spring Term
COMM 401 Business Strategy 3 75
COMM 447 Entrepreneurship & Ven Devt 3 73
2022 Fall Term
COMM 342 Organization Struct and Design 3 38
COMM 348 Leadership 3 79
COMM 381 Industrial Relations 3 27
COMM 488 Strategic Compensation 3 56
2023 Winter Term
COMM 342 Organization Struct and Design 3 60
COMM 343 Recruit Selection Engagement 3 55
COMM 382 Employment Law 3 42
2023 Fall Term
COMM 381 Industrial Relations 3 53
COMM 382 Employment Law 3 53
2024 Winter Term
MATH 116 Calculus 2 3 95

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University of Saskatchewan Current Grading Practice

The University of Saskatchewan is a degree-granting institution under the authority of the Percentage Grades
Province of Saskatchewan, and a member of Universities Canada.
Undergraduate level (after Sept. 1986)* Graduate level (after May 1996)*
General Information 90-100% Exceptional 90-100% Exceptional

This transcript is a record of academic work undertaken at the University of Saskatchewan only. 80-89% Excellent 80-89% Very good to excellent
Students are responsible for supplying official transcripts for work completed at other
institutions. The recipient is asked not to release this transcript, or copies of it, to the student 70-79% Good 70-79% Satisfactory to good
whose record it contains or to any other agency.
60-69% Satisfactory 60-69% Poor
A student is in good standing unless otherwise noted. Notations such as “Required to
Discontinue” are for academic reasons and are for a period of one year unless otherwise noted. 50-59% Minimal Pass 0-59% Failure

For more complete information, consult the University Catalogue at [Link]. 0-49% Failure

Academic Year *Several colleges have adopted a separate list of descriptors since 1986 to reflect the different performance expectation for certain
programs. The full list of descriptions can be found in Section 6 of The Academic Courses Policy ([Link]/policies/
academic-affairs/[Link]). The Academic Courses Policy also includes information about the grading symbols and
The Academic Catalogue Year starts on May 1st. notations used below.

The University of Saskatchewan offers classes during four academic terms. The Spring and
Summer Terms consist of two seven-week terms: Spring (May to June) and Summer (July to Former Grading Practices
August). The Regular Terms consist of two 13 week terms: Fall (September to December) and
Winter (January to April). Former Grading practices are available at:
A typical full undergraduate course load during the Fall and Winter terms is a combined 30 [Link]/academics/grading/[Link]
credit units.
Symbols and Notations Used
Units of Instruction
Courses are assigned credit units. Code Description
Since 1982, a credit unit is the basic unit of instruction. A typical two-term course which meets AEG Aegrotat standing
for approximately 3 hours per week is 6 credit units, and a single-term course is 3 credit units,
although courses of other weights exist. ABF Absent Failure

For information about units of instruction prior to 1982, please visit AU Audit
[Link]
CR Completed Requirements
Course Numbering DEFG Deferred Examination Granted

More information can be found on the Academic and Curricular Nomenclature Report. DR Dropped
[Link]
EX Exempt

Non-University Level F Failure

IP In Progress
001-089 Courses intended primarily for non-degree credit programs (e.g., Business Administration
Certificate and Diploma in Agriculture courses).
INF Incomplete Failure
No credit allowed by college
Undergraduate Degree N
of registration

Junior level Senior level NA Not Applicable

090-099 Courses which do not require Grade 12 level 200-699 Courses intended for the NGR No Grade Reported
preparation as a prerequisite. These numbers are used upper years of direct entry degree
when a department also offers a junior level course in a programs or for all years of non-direct P Pass standing
subject for students with Grade 12 preparation. entry programs. In direct entry
programs the first digit will usually R Credit now allowed by college for previous N grade
100-109 General introductory courses not usually
indicate the year of the program for
intended as preparation for more advanced study in the S Failure – Supplemental examination approved
which the course has been designed.
subject but designed to acquaint students with a field of
knowledge in which they do not propose to specialize. For non-direct entry programs, first SA Failure – Supplemental examination approved

110-199 All other courses offered for junior year courses are numbered 200-299,
SPECDFG Special Deferred Examination Granted
undergraduate level credit. second year courses 300-399, etc.
SPECSPG Special Supplemental Examination Granted
Graduate Degree SPECSUP Special Supplemental Examination Written
Junior level Senior level SUPP Supplemental Examination Written
700-799 Introductory 800-899 Courses which may be taken only by students who have
courses, usually intended SUPPG Supplemental Examination Granted
completed the undergraduate level preparation generally expected
for graduate students for graduate level courses in the subject. Withdrawal
W
who have not had the (no academic penalty)
990 Graduate seminars.
generally expected
992 Non-thesis graduate projects. WAU Withdrawal from Audit
undergraduate
preparation in the subject. 994 Master’s program thesis.
WF Withdrawal Failure (no longer used as of May 1, 2012)
996 Doctoral program thesis.

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