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Enter and Post Grades through the Grade Roster

Instruction from the Office of the University Registrar for entering and posting grades through the Grade Roster.

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Curriculum Management→Grading →Grade Roster

  1. Navigate to the Grade Roster page.
  2. Complete the following Search criteria:
    1. Term
    2. Class Nbr 

       

      Helpful Note

      You can also use the Subject Area and Catalog Nbr fields to find the roster.

  3. Select Search button link to view the Grade Roster page.
  4. Verify Final Grade is the Grade Roster Type.
  5. Select the Partial Post checkbox.
  6. Select the Create button link.
  7. Select the Grade Roster tab to view the Grade Roster page. 

     

    Critical Note

    If the roster does not reflect the current population or grading basis, return to the Grade Roser Type tab, select the Override checkbox (access is limited) and the Create button link to delete the previous grade roster and generate a new roster.

    Grade roster type

Enter Grades

Enter grades for students in the Assigned column noting details of Incomplete (I) and Failure-Non Attendance (EN) grades below.

Grade Roster


(I) Incomplete Grade
Additional steps are required if an incomplete grade is assigned.

  1. A Lapse Detail button link will appear. Select the link to open the Student Incomplete page.
  2. Note the following fields in the Lapse Status section:
    1. The Lapse Deadline date will be prefilled but may not be accurate and should be ignored. The date is not flexible. If the date is changed, it will be ignored.
    2. Enter the current earned grade in the the Lapse To Grade field.
  3. Select the OK link button to save the Student Incomplete page. The Lapse Grade is now scheduled to post the 7th week of the subsequent term.
  4. If an additional extension is approved, a Grade Change Form must be submitted before the deadline of noon on the 6th Saturday of the subsequent term to change the I grade to an Incomplete Extension (IX).
  5. If the final grade is different than the Lapse Grade, the deadline to enter an alternate final grade must be submitted before the deadline of noon on the 6th Saturday of the subsequent term using the Grade Change Form

     

    Critical Note

    The lapse deadline is always noon on the 6th Saturday of the subsequent term. Once a grade has lapsed it cannot be returned to an I or changed to an IX. A Grade Change Form must be submitted when a final grade is determined.

    Incomplete grade
EN- Failure For Non-Attendance Grade
  1. If an EN grade is assigned, a box will appear in the Last Attendance Week column. Select the week the student last participated. If the student never attended, select Before Term.

 

Critical Note

If a failing grade has been assigned, you will be asked to confirm that the entered failing grades were earned and that they should not be Failure for Non-Attendance (EN) grades. Selecting Cancel will allow you to return to adjust the grades; selecting the OK button link, will continue with posting all entered grades.

Once all grades and all details for Incompletes (I) and Failure for Non-Attendance (EN) grades have been entered, select the Save button link. 

 

Helpful Note

This will not make the grades official; posting official grades instructions are detailed in the Post Final Grades section.

 Post Final Grades

  1. Select the Grade Roster Type tab.
  2. Verify the Approved Status is set to Full/Partial Post.
    1. The Approved status can only be used when every grade is posted.
    2. If there are students with an unpaid balance on the roster, you cannot post grades in the Full Post Only status.
    3. The No Post-View Only status is useful when one person is entering grades to later be checked and posted by the grade roster.
    4. Grades cannot be posted in the No Post-View Only status.
  3. Select the Post button link to post.
  4. Select the Grade Roster tab. The Roster Grades are no longer available to be entered or changed and the Official Grade column is populated., indicating as immediate feedback that the grades are now part of the permanent academic record.