University of Michigan Pauses Freshman Grade Policy Amid Criticism
The University of Michigan paused a policy removing letter grades for freshmen, aiming to support mental health.
September 29, 2026
The University of Michigan paused a policy removing letter grades for freshmen, aiming to support mental health.
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The University of Michigan pauses its plan to replace first-semester freshmen’s letter grades with pass/no credit by 2027.
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