Date: 11/21/2025
Brigham Young University-Idaho Page 1 of 2
Official Transcript
525 S. Center
Rexburg, ID 83460
www.byui.edu
Student: Isaac Leon Kayeu Reference Number: 20126713 DOB: 01/26
--------Transfer Work---------- 1. TRANSCRIPTS
Transferred School Earned Credits Official BYU-Idaho Transcripts must bear the signature of the University
Registrar and the seal of BYU-Idaho.
BYU-Pathway Worldwide 24.00
Institutes of Religion Campus 14.00 2. UNIVERSITY HISTORY
Effective August 10, 2001, Brigham Young University-Idaho replaced the prior
Beginning of Undergraduate Records name of Ricks College. Students attending prior to August 10, 2001, attended
2025 Term 5 9/01/2025 - 10/18/2025
and graduated from Ricks College.
Course Course Credits Credits Quality Grade 3. ACCREDITATION
Code Description Attempted Earned Points BYU-Idaho is regionally accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges
OSH310 Environmental Health 3.00 3.00 8.10 B- and Universities (NWCCU). This accreditation covers all courses, certificates,
Associate, and Baccalaureate degrees.
Attempted Earned Quality
Points 4. CONFIDENTIALITY OF RECORDS
Term GPA: Term Totals: This transcript must not be released to a third party without written authorization
2.700 3.00 3.00 8.10
of the student, in accordance with federal law.
Cum GPA: 2.700 Cum Totals: 3.00 3.00 8.10
5. ACADEMIC CALENDAR
BYU-Idaho offers three semesters annually:
End of Transcript Statistics Fall Semester (September-December)
GPA Attempted Earned Qual Pts Winter (January-April)
Transfer 0.000 --- 38.00 0.00
Spring (April-July)
From 2007 to 2025, BYU- Idaho offered a summer session (July-August)
Institution 2.700 3.00 3.00 8.10 Beginning in January 2025, BYU-Idaho began offering 7-week blocks (also
Overall 2.700 3.00 41.00 8.10 referred to as terms:)
Block 1 (January-February)
*** End of Transcript *** Block 2 (March-April)
Block 3 (May-June)
Block 4 (July-August)
Block 5 (September-October)
Block 6 (November-December)
6. UPPER DIVISION CREDIT
300- or 400-level courses (beginning with the 2001-2002 academic year).
Authorized Signature Date: 11/21/2025 7. SATISFACTORY PROGRESS
A student is considered to be making satisfactory progress if the student
maintains a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher.
8. GRADUATION
All degree programs require a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0. All certificates
require a minimum program GPA of 2.0. Historically, students may have also
earned a One-Year or Two-Year Certificate at Ricks College.
9. ACADEMIC RENEWAL
** Indicates Retaken Course Not official unless signed by Registrar R* Indicates Retaken Override
Date: 11/21/2025
Brigham Young University-Idaho Page 2 of 2
Official Transcript
525 S. Center
Rexburg, ID 83460
www.byui.edu
Student: Isaac Leon Kayeu Reference Number: 20126713 DOB: 01/26
Students may petition for forgiveness of grades earned at BYU-Idaho. If granted, *13. GRADE DEFINITIONS
these grades and credits are no longer calculated in the cumulative GPA. W: Student withdrew; not calculated in GPA
Students are advised that schools to which they are transferring may not honor I: Student allowed additional time to complete course; not
this condition. calculated in GPA or credit totals until final grade is awarded.
P: Pass grades available for limited number of courses
10. TRANSFER CREDIT designated in the University catalog; not calculated in GPA
BYU-Idaho accepts transfer credit to satisfy degree requirements. As of Winter T: Temporary grade given for courses that extend beyond the
Semester 2010 transfer credit is included to satisfy degree requirements but semester academic deadlines (internships); not calculated in
does not factor into a student’s GPA. GPA
11. COURSES RETAKEN 14. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, during Winter Semester 2020,
Courses designated as retaken do not calculate into the quality cumulative students could opt for a passing (P) grade or late withdrawal (W) instead of
credits. receiving the letter grade earned.
15. END OF TRANSCRIPT STATISTICS
a. Attempt: The total number of credits in which a student has
12.GRADING AND SCALE
registered in a semester/session or cumulative basis.
Letter Grade Description Points Per Credit b. Earn: The total number of credits earned, including retaken credits, in a
A Outstanding Understanding 4.0 semester/session or cumulative basis.
c. Quality: The total number of credits earned toward
A- 3.7 graduation that factor into the semester/session and
B+ 3.4 cumulative GPA.Quality credits are not displayed on the transcript but are
used to calculate the GPA.
B Considerable Understanding 3.0
d. Points: The total number of grade points earned in a
B- 2.7 semester/session or cumulative basis.
C+ 2.4
16. COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
C Sufficient Understanding 2.0 Course descriptions for each course a student has completed dating back to
C- 1.7 1970 can be obtained online at www.byui.edu/student-records. Contact the
D+ 1.4 Student Records and Registration Office at transfer@byui.edu for course
descriptions for courses completed prior to 1970.
D Poor understanding 1.0
D- 0.7 17. COURSE TITLES
Course titles on this transcript reflect the most current title of the course at the
F Failure 0.0
time the transcript was printed. Due to changes in course histories, the title on
UW Unofficial Withdrawal 0.0 the transcript may differ from the title in effect when the course was originally
W Official Withdrawal * taken. Modified course titles meet the same course learning outcomes as listed
in the BYU-Idaho academic catalog (www.byui.edu/catalog) or, for online
I Incomplete * coursework, as dispalyed in the BYU- Pathway worldwide academc catalog
P Pass (grade of C or better) * (catalog.byupathway.edu). For an explanation of the role of the BYU- Pathway
Worldwide academic catalog in delivering online BYU- Idaho coursework, visit
T Temporary *
www.byui.edu/catalog/#/content/6722b695dbf0bd001c013645.
NR Not Reported
IP In Progress
** Indicates Retaken Course Not official unless signed by Registrar R* Indicates Retaken Override
