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This transcript is for Michelle Wheeler and documents her academic record at Wichita State University and the courses transferred from Butler Community College. At WSU, Michelle earned a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering in 2014 and an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering in 2017 with a GPA of 3.62. She completed her undergraduate degree with academic commendation and graduated magna cum laude. The transcript lists the courses Michelle completed each semester at both institutions, along with the grades, credits, and GPAs.

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Wichita State University u4u 1845 Fairmount Wichita, KS 67260-0058 TRANSCRIPT OF ACADEMIC RECORD (PDF) OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR Page: 1 Record of: Michelle Cherie Wheeler Date Issued: 17-FEB-20l7 Date of Birth: 15-MAR IssuedTo: Michelle Wheeler Student ID: Level: G544T755 Undergraduate [ Issued to Studenj Ehrs: Good Standing Fail 2011 Mechani cal AS 373 PHIL 385 Ehrs: Good Standing Spring 2012 Me chani cal AS 333 ME 398 Dynamics Materials Engineering Materials Engineering Lab 4.00 GPA—Mrs: 4.00 QPts: Engineering Dynamics Engineering Ethics 6.00 GPA—Hrs: 6.00 QPts: 3.00 B+ 9.90 3.00 A 12.00 ******************** CONTINUED OM NEXT COLUMN In accordance with the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (amended), information from this transcript may not be released to a third party without the written consent of the student. TRANSCRIPT EXPLANATION PRINTED ON SEPARATE PAGE. %:::::= Gina D. Crabtree, University Registrar [i3BJ NO COURSE TITLE CRED GED PTS R SUBJ NO COURSE TITLE Transfer Information continued: Fall 2009 Butler Community College Ehrs: 8.00 GPA—Mrs: 8.00 QPts: 29.00 GPA: 3.62 Spring 2010 Butler Community College Ehrs: l100 GPA-Hrs: 11.00 QPts: 41.00 GPA: 3.72 Butler Community College °°°—Mrs: 6.00 QPts: 24.00 GPA: 4.00 Butler Community College ‘8.00 QPts: 26.00 GPA: 3.25 - ,.- Engineering EE 284/ Circuitsi 4.00 A ME 325’ Computer Applications 3.00 A : Ehrs:,,7.OC GPA-Mrs: 7.00 QPts: 28.00 GPA: Academic Commendation’j Good Standing 4, . v. . Summei20ll Mechaninal Engineering AE 373 1E 250 ME 251 Degree Awarded: MS. in Mechanical Engr l2—DEC—20l4 Primary Degree College : College of Engineering Major : Mechanical Engineering Inst. Monors: Magna Cum Laude Engineering 2020 Completion Successfully completed the Engineer of 2020 re TRANSFER CREDIT ACCEPTED BY THE INSTITUTIOM:. Spring 2006 Butler Community College Ehrs: 3.00 GPA—Mrs: 3.00 QPts: 12.00 , , ‘ ; Summer 2006 Butler Community College • I . Ehrs: 3.00 GPA—Mrs: 3.00 QPts: 12.00 GPA: 4.00 .. Fall 2006 Butler Community Coll%e Ehrs: 6.00 GPA-Mrs: 6.00 QPts: 24.00 GPA: “ 4.00i’u. Spring 2007 Butler Community College 4. . ‘‘u’ Ehrs: 9.00 GPA-Mrs: 9.00 QPts: 36.00 GPA:k4.00 :‘%“i7::C.. % ,.. U.. I Summer 2007 Butler Community College ‘ Ehrs: 3.00 GPA—Mrs: 3.00 QPts: 12.00 GPA: 4.00 Fall 2007 Butler Community College Ehrs: 6.00 GPA—Mrs: 6.00 QPts: 24.00 GPA: 4.00 Spring 2008 Butler Community College Ehrs: 6.00 GPA—Mrs: 6.00 QPts: 24.00 GPA: 4.00 Summer 2008 Butler Community College Ehrs: 6.00 GPA—Mrs: 6.00 QPts: 24.00 GPA: 4.00 Fall 2008 Butler Community College Ehrs: 8.00 GPA—Mrs: 8.00 QPts: 32.00 GPA: 4.00 Spring 2009 Butler Community College Ehrs: 5.00 GPA—Mrs: 5.00 QPts: 15.00 GPA: 3.00 Summer 2009 Butler Community College Ehrs: 5.00 GPA—Mrs: 5.00 QPts: 20.00 GPA: 4.00 0.00 W 3.00 A 1.00 A 16.00 GPA: 16 . 00 12 . 00 4.00 0 . 00 12 . 00 4 . 00 4.00 6 . 90 12 . 00 3.15 3.00 C+ 3.00 A 18.90 GPA: Engineering Mechanics of Materials Thermodynamics 1 ********************* CDMTIMUED CM PAGE 2 ********************
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EXPLANATION OF TRANSCRIPTS Wichita State University (WSU) was founded as Fairmount College in 1895, and was operated by the Congregational Church until 1926, when it became the Municipal University of Wichita. It officially entered the state system of higher education in I 964. Wichita State is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools; specific programs also are accredited by professional organizations. II. Each calendar year consists of two semesters and one summer session. A ‘credit hour’ is a measure of graduate or undergraduate academic work represented in intended learning outcomes and verified by evidence of student achievement that reasonably approximates one hour of classroom or direct faculty instruction and a minimum of two hours of out-of-class student work for each week of instructional time for approximately fifteen weeks for one semester, or an equivalent amount of work over a different amount of time. III. All courses in which the student was still enrolled after the first week of the semester are listed. Transfer work is listed by institution with only total hours accepted and the grade point average for those hours. Acceptance of credit does not necessarily mean that it counts toward a student’s degree program at WSU. IV.GRADING SYSTEM A = Excellent (Distinguished Achievement) W or WD = Withdrawn B Good (Superior Achievement) AU = Audit C = Satisfactory (Average Achievement) NGR = No grade submitted D Unsatisfactory (Below Average Achievement) CRE = Credit by examination or by credentials F or WF = Failure or Withdrawn Failing p In-Progress; completion not required in one semester P = Passing work (B, C, or D); credit given, no grade points i = Incomplete CR Credit (A, B, or C); credit given; no grade points NCR = No credit (D or F); no credit given; no grade points BG = Badge(A, B, or C); credit given; no grade points (does not necessarily imply failure) NBG No Badge (D or F); no credit given; no grade points S = Satisfactory(A, B, or C); credit given; no grade points (does not necessarily imply failure) U = Unsaisfactory(D or F); no credit given; no grade points P, CRE, CR, and S hours (earned hours without grade points) do not count in computation of Grade Point Average (GPA) but are included with overall hours earned. Plus/minus grading began Fall 2009 - see ‘Grade Points’ below. ACADEMIC STANDING: Academic Probation, Probation Continued, Academic Dismissal - reflects the academic regulations and standards of the institution. V. GRADE POINTS and GRADE POINT AVERAGE: Grade points are assigned for each hour of work according to the grade attained as follows: A = 4.000 points B+ 3.300 points C+ = 2.300 points D+ = 1 .300 points F = 0 points A- = 3.700 points B 3.000 points C 2.000 points D = 1.000 point AU, I, IP, W, WD, WF, CRE, CR, NCR, 5, U, P = no points B- = 2.700 points C- = I .700 points D- = 0.700 point The GPA is computed by dividing the total number of credit points by the total number of semester hours completed for which regular letter grades (A, B, C, D, F) are assigned. GPA’s are calculated and applied to three decimal places (truncated) although only two decimal places print on the transcript. Plus/minus grading began Fall 2009. VI. Z GRADES AND REPEATS: Any hours where the grade is preceded by a ‘Z’ do not count, either in computing the GPA or otherwise. Some ‘Z’ hours are a result of our repeat policy, which has changed several times over the years. REMARKS (R) COLUMN CODING - USUALLY FOR REPEATED COURSES: E = This grade and hours are excluded from GPA calculations and earned hours. I = This grade and hours are included in GPA calculations and earned hours. A = This grade and hours are included in GPA calculations but not in earned hours. VII. TOTALS: Three sets of totals are listed at the end of each record: WSU, Transfer, and Overall. Totals for graduate students include only hours and grade points from graduate credit courses. VIII.UNDERGRADUATE HONORS Semester: Dean’s List: Students enrolled in 12 or more hours of graded work who achieve a 3.500 or higher GPA (began Spring 1980). Academic Commendation: Students enrolled in 6-1 1 hours of graded work who achieve a 3.500 or higher GPA (began Fall 1988). Graduation: Degrees are conferred with distinction based upon the student achieving the minimum standard in both the overall and WSU grade point averages: Cum Laude: 3.250-3.549 Magna Cum Laude: 3.550-3.899 Summa Cum Laude: 3.900-4.000 Ix. COURSE NUMBERS and ACADEMIC LEVEL BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 1974 99 or below Not acceptable for credit in a baccalaureate college. I 00 - 299 Primarily for freshmen and sophomores but students from other classes may be admitted for lower-division undergraduate credit. 300 - 499 Primarily forjuniors and seniors. Freshmen and sophomores may also be admitted if they satisfy course prerequisites. 100 - 499 Undergraduate credit only. 500 - 699 Primarily for juniors and seniors, but graduate students may also receive credit for these courses. 700 - 799 Primarily for graduate students, but undergraduate students may be admitted if they meet course prerequisites. 500 - 799 Undergraduate or graduate credit. 800 - 999 Only for students who have been admitted to a degree program in the Graduate School. Graduate credit only. x. OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPTS An official transcript is one which carries the signature of the University Registrar, Gina D. Crabtree, and which includes the University seal in the center and the current date issued. Official transcripts of credits earned at other institutions, which have been presented for admission and/or evaluation of credit, become part of the student’s permanent record in this office and are not re-issued or copied for distribution. Transcripts from other institutions, if needed, must be obtained directly from the previous instttution. xl. ELECTRONIC PDF TRANSCRIPTS A PDF transcript transmitted electronically includes an additional page called E-Transcript Information for Wichita State University that explains authentication.

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  • 1. Wichita State University u4u 1845 Fairmount Wichita, KS 67260-0058 TRANSCRIPT OF ACADEMIC RECORD (PDF) OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR Page: 1 Record of: Michelle Cherie Wheeler Date Issued: 17-FEB-20l7 Date of Birth: 15-MAR IssuedTo: Michelle Wheeler Student ID: Level: G544T755 Undergraduate [ Issued to Studenj Ehrs: Good Standing Fail 2011 Mechani cal AS 373 PHIL 385 Ehrs: Good Standing Spring 2012 Me chani cal AS 333 ME 398 Dynamics Materials Engineering Materials Engineering Lab 4.00 GPA—Mrs: 4.00 QPts: Engineering Dynamics Engineering Ethics 6.00 GPA—Hrs: 6.00 QPts: 3.00 B+ 9.90 3.00 A 12.00 ******************** CONTINUED OM NEXT COLUMN In accordance with the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (amended), information from this transcript may not be released to a third party without the written consent of the student. TRANSCRIPT EXPLANATION PRINTED ON SEPARATE PAGE. %:::::= Gina D. Crabtree, University Registrar [i3BJ NO COURSE TITLE CRED GED PTS R SUBJ NO COURSE TITLE Transfer Information continued: Fall 2009 Butler Community College Ehrs: 8.00 GPA—Mrs: 8.00 QPts: 29.00 GPA: 3.62 Spring 2010 Butler Community College Ehrs: l100 GPA-Hrs: 11.00 QPts: 41.00 GPA: 3.72 Butler Community College °°°—Mrs: 6.00 QPts: 24.00 GPA: 4.00 Butler Community College ‘8.00 QPts: 26.00 GPA: 3.25 - ,.- Engineering EE 284/ Circuitsi 4.00 A ME 325’ Computer Applications 3.00 A : Ehrs:,,7.OC GPA-Mrs: 7.00 QPts: 28.00 GPA: Academic Commendation’j Good Standing 4, . v. . Summei20ll Mechaninal Engineering AE 373 1E 250 ME 251 Degree Awarded: MS. in Mechanical Engr l2—DEC—20l4 Primary Degree College : College of Engineering Major : Mechanical Engineering Inst. Monors: Magna Cum Laude Engineering 2020 Completion Successfully completed the Engineer of 2020 re TRANSFER CREDIT ACCEPTED BY THE INSTITUTIOM:. Spring 2006 Butler Community College Ehrs: 3.00 GPA—Mrs: 3.00 QPts: 12.00 , , ‘ ; Summer 2006 Butler Community College • I . Ehrs: 3.00 GPA—Mrs: 3.00 QPts: 12.00 GPA: 4.00 .. Fall 2006 Butler Community Coll%e Ehrs: 6.00 GPA-Mrs: 6.00 QPts: 24.00 GPA: “ 4.00i’u. Spring 2007 Butler Community College 4. . ‘‘u’ Ehrs: 9.00 GPA-Mrs: 9.00 QPts: 36.00 GPA:k4.00 :‘%“i7::C.. % ,.. U.. I Summer 2007 Butler Community College ‘ Ehrs: 3.00 GPA—Mrs: 3.00 QPts: 12.00 GPA: 4.00 Fall 2007 Butler Community College Ehrs: 6.00 GPA—Mrs: 6.00 QPts: 24.00 GPA: 4.00 Spring 2008 Butler Community College Ehrs: 6.00 GPA—Mrs: 6.00 QPts: 24.00 GPA: 4.00 Summer 2008 Butler Community College Ehrs: 6.00 GPA—Mrs: 6.00 QPts: 24.00 GPA: 4.00 Fall 2008 Butler Community College Ehrs: 8.00 GPA—Mrs: 8.00 QPts: 32.00 GPA: 4.00 Spring 2009 Butler Community College Ehrs: 5.00 GPA—Mrs: 5.00 QPts: 15.00 GPA: 3.00 Summer 2009 Butler Community College Ehrs: 5.00 GPA—Mrs: 5.00 QPts: 20.00 GPA: 4.00 0.00 W 3.00 A 1.00 A 16.00 GPA: 16 . 00 12 . 00 4.00 0 . 00 12 . 00 4 . 00 4.00 6 . 90 12 . 00 3.15 3.00 C+ 3.00 A 18.90 GPA: Engineering Mechanics of Materials Thermodynamics 1 ********************* CDMTIMUED CM PAGE 2 ********************
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  • 3. EXPLANATION OF TRANSCRIPTS Wichita State University (WSU) was founded as Fairmount College in 1895, and was operated by the Congregational Church until 1926, when it became the Municipal University of Wichita. It officially entered the state system of higher education in I 964. Wichita State is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools; specific programs also are accredited by professional organizations. II. Each calendar year consists of two semesters and one summer session. A ‘credit hour’ is a measure of graduate or undergraduate academic work represented in intended learning outcomes and verified by evidence of student achievement that reasonably approximates one hour of classroom or direct faculty instruction and a minimum of two hours of out-of-class student work for each week of instructional time for approximately fifteen weeks for one semester, or an equivalent amount of work over a different amount of time. III. All courses in which the student was still enrolled after the first week of the semester are listed. Transfer work is listed by institution with only total hours accepted and the grade point average for those hours. Acceptance of credit does not necessarily mean that it counts toward a student’s degree program at WSU. IV.GRADING SYSTEM A = Excellent (Distinguished Achievement) W or WD = Withdrawn B Good (Superior Achievement) AU = Audit C = Satisfactory (Average Achievement) NGR = No grade submitted D Unsatisfactory (Below Average Achievement) CRE = Credit by examination or by credentials F or WF = Failure or Withdrawn Failing p In-Progress; completion not required in one semester P = Passing work (B, C, or D); credit given, no grade points i = Incomplete CR Credit (A, B, or C); credit given; no grade points NCR = No credit (D or F); no credit given; no grade points BG = Badge(A, B, or C); credit given; no grade points (does not necessarily imply failure) NBG No Badge (D or F); no credit given; no grade points S = Satisfactory(A, B, or C); credit given; no grade points (does not necessarily imply failure) U = Unsaisfactory(D or F); no credit given; no grade points P, CRE, CR, and S hours (earned hours without grade points) do not count in computation of Grade Point Average (GPA) but are included with overall hours earned. Plus/minus grading began Fall 2009 - see ‘Grade Points’ below. ACADEMIC STANDING: Academic Probation, Probation Continued, Academic Dismissal - reflects the academic regulations and standards of the institution. V. GRADE POINTS and GRADE POINT AVERAGE: Grade points are assigned for each hour of work according to the grade attained as follows: A = 4.000 points B+ 3.300 points C+ = 2.300 points D+ = 1 .300 points F = 0 points A- = 3.700 points B 3.000 points C 2.000 points D = 1.000 point AU, I, IP, W, WD, WF, CRE, CR, NCR, 5, U, P = no points B- = 2.700 points C- = I .700 points D- = 0.700 point The GPA is computed by dividing the total number of credit points by the total number of semester hours completed for which regular letter grades (A, B, C, D, F) are assigned. GPA’s are calculated and applied to three decimal places (truncated) although only two decimal places print on the transcript. Plus/minus grading began Fall 2009. VI. Z GRADES AND REPEATS: Any hours where the grade is preceded by a ‘Z’ do not count, either in computing the GPA or otherwise. Some ‘Z’ hours are a result of our repeat policy, which has changed several times over the years. REMARKS (R) COLUMN CODING - USUALLY FOR REPEATED COURSES: E = This grade and hours are excluded from GPA calculations and earned hours. I = This grade and hours are included in GPA calculations and earned hours. A = This grade and hours are included in GPA calculations but not in earned hours. VII. TOTALS: Three sets of totals are listed at the end of each record: WSU, Transfer, and Overall. Totals for graduate students include only hours and grade points from graduate credit courses. VIII.UNDERGRADUATE HONORS Semester: Dean’s List: Students enrolled in 12 or more hours of graded work who achieve a 3.500 or higher GPA (began Spring 1980). Academic Commendation: Students enrolled in 6-1 1 hours of graded work who achieve a 3.500 or higher GPA (began Fall 1988). Graduation: Degrees are conferred with distinction based upon the student achieving the minimum standard in both the overall and WSU grade point averages: Cum Laude: 3.250-3.549 Magna Cum Laude: 3.550-3.899 Summa Cum Laude: 3.900-4.000 Ix. COURSE NUMBERS and ACADEMIC LEVEL BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 1974 99 or below Not acceptable for credit in a baccalaureate college. I 00 - 299 Primarily for freshmen and sophomores but students from other classes may be admitted for lower-division undergraduate credit. 300 - 499 Primarily forjuniors and seniors. Freshmen and sophomores may also be admitted if they satisfy course prerequisites. 100 - 499 Undergraduate credit only. 500 - 699 Primarily for juniors and seniors, but graduate students may also receive credit for these courses. 700 - 799 Primarily for graduate students, but undergraduate students may be admitted if they meet course prerequisites. 500 - 799 Undergraduate or graduate credit. 800 - 999 Only for students who have been admitted to a degree program in the Graduate School. Graduate credit only. x. OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPTS An official transcript is one which carries the signature of the University Registrar, Gina D. Crabtree, and which includes the University seal in the center and the current date issued. Official transcripts of credits earned at other institutions, which have been presented for admission and/or evaluation of credit, become part of the student’s permanent record in this office and are not re-issued or copied for distribution. Transcripts from other institutions, if needed, must be obtained directly from the previous instttution. xl. ELECTRONIC PDF TRANSCRIPTS A PDF transcript transmitted electronically includes an additional page called E-Transcript Information for Wichita State University that explains authentication.