Pass/No Pass

In response to a formal request from UC Berkeley's ASUC, the Letters & Science Executive Committee has extended the pass/no pass late action deadline to Dec. 11 at 11:59 pm.

If campus doesn’t provide an academic safety net, students will continue to feel pressure to attend class, despite the health risks.

In March 2020, UC Berkeley implemented a universal pass/no pass policy for the semester, setting a campus precedent for an adjusted grading system during remote schooling. Adjustments were extended through fall 2020 and spring 2021, with various differences between colleges.

Out of everything I’ve learned thus far, one thing I know for certain is that it's never too early to start preparing for finals.

The ASUC Office of the Academic Affairs Vice President, or AAVP, launched a Twitter account Wednesday for UC Berkeley students to anonymously share their experiences regarding COVID-19 and academic policies.

If you’re struggling to decide whether to shoot for the “pass” or stick with the “no pass,” we have designed this quiz to help you figure it out!

Campus officials announced Friday that summer classes would be completely online in response to the COVID-19, or the novel coronavirus, pandemic. All summer 2020 classes will be offered through Zoom, bCourses and other virtual methods.

This semester has been a lot. To lighten the mood, here are the songs that would be in a campy musical set during this semester at UC Berkeley.

In light of the COVID-19, or the new coronavirus, pandemic, campus has implemented grading changes for spring 2020, including defaulting all undergraduate courses to the pass/no pass, or P/NP, grading system.

All of UC Berkeley’s spring 2020 undergraduate courses will default to the pass/no pass grading system, according to a campuswide email sent Friday.