Cr

03:55 Feb 8, 2014 

1 course that meets 3 hours a week gives the student 3 credit hours. 18 means 6 courses.

12:50 Feb 7, 2014 

If it's atelier or classroom/workshop/studio, then the name should be spelled in full. The word classroom is so short it should fit especially for an official transcript that requires clarity.

07:39 Feb 7, 2014 

Thank you so much for your ideas, however the numbers below "Cr" in the table range from 3 to 18 and I'm not sure if such grades are used in China. As this is an Art Academy, do you think this might indicate "Clasroom" (atelier)?

07:11 Feb 7, 2014 

If China Academy of Arts follows the British grading system, then students' academic performance may be graded with "Pass", "Credit" or "Distinction" in some courses just like the grading system adopted in the Australian university below and the examination results of the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI).
See: https://my.unsw.edu.au/student/academiclife/assessment/Guide...
http://www.riseba.lv/en/bachelor-studies/eiropas-biznesa-stu...

06:01 Feb 7, 2014 

The CR here is somewhat like the Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory or the Pass/Fail grading option for some courses in which students' performance is not graded with a letter (e.g. A, B, C, etc.) grade.

05:53 Feb 7, 2014 

The ‘CR’ represents performance that is satisfactory or better. In a course with optional grading some students will elect a credit/no credit option instead of letter grades.
See: https://studentaffairs.stanford.edu/registrar/students/grade...

23:53 Feb 6, 2014 

Usually.

23:53 Feb 6, 2014 

Usualling the word 'credit' is such a short word. It should be spelled in full. See the sample student transcript in the link below.



Be careful it might be a fake one. I translated a marriage certificate from a province in China and found out it was a fake.

http://dag.lcu.edu.cn/ReadNews.asp?NewsID=1169