What do AC and ON signify on a report card or transcript?
I’m seeing a lot of Z’s and N’s, but I can’t decipher what they represent.
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In the context of a report card or transcript, “AC” typically stands for “Audit Credit,” which means that the student participated in the course but did not receive a grade, while “ON” may refer to “Ongoing.” This suggests that the course or assignment is still in progress and grades have not yet been assigned.
As for the Z’s and N’s, these often signify specific grading codes used by the school. For instance, “Z” could indicate a zero or incomplete work, and “N” might mean “not passed” or a similar designation. Each school may have its own specific meanings for these codes, so it’s best to consult the school’s grading policy or ask a teacher or counselor for clarification.