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Home Advising Audits If I retook a class for a better grade, will my final grade be the average of both grades together?

If I retook a class for a better grade, will my final grade be the average of both grades together?

We do not do grade replacement here at UT. There are very few circumstances where a student should retake a class. If you retake a class and earn a better grade then it will not change the previous grade that you earned at all. A better grade would factor into your overall UT GPA just like any other course.


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