Grade Progress Report - List of grades posted by class name

Viewing Grades
1). Click on the following link on the Registrar's home page:
Registration/Unofficial Transctipts/Grades

2). Select "Click Here for Registration" then enter your Student ID and six-digit passcode.

3). Select "Student Services & Financial Aid&" then "Student Records" and then either "Final Grades" for the recent grades received (one semester only) or "Academic Transcript" for your unofficial transcript.

If you need help logging on to the system, please call the Registrar's Office and one of the staff members will assist you.

FAQ
It's been three weeks since my exam, why isn't my grade posted?
Professors have 30 days after the last day of final examinations to submit their grades to the Office of the Registrar. Once grades are turned in, they must be processed. Required courses must fit into the mandated mean and median, which may require several adjustments by the professor. After the professor finalizes the grades, it takes 48 hours to post the grades to the Banner system.

All my friends have their grades posted, but mine isn't. What's wrong? If you took your exam out-of-sequence, the grade may be turned in later than other grades from the same class. This will cause a delay in posting. If you took your exam with the rest of the class, there may be another problem, so drop us a note and we'll check it out: Office of the Registrar

My professor says the grades were turned in two weeks ago. Why aren't they posted yet? Grades cannot be posted until they are finalized. The Registrar and/or the Associate Registrar and the professor may have to review the grades and adjustments several times before grades meet the required mean/median. The staff in the Office of the Registrar makes grade processing a top priority during this period and posts grades as soon as they are finalized. Please note that Fall grades may be delayed if submitted prior to or during the University holidays. This allows Registrar's Office staff time off during holiday closures.

Why is there no "Highest Grade" listed for my class? Professors are encouraged but not required to indicate the highest grade for each class they teach. If a high grade is indicated, the student will receive a Scholastic Excellence Award with a corresponding certificate.