Grades

At the start of your course, you should receive a course outline. The outline will provide details about the grading system used for the course.

Teachers have up to two weeks from the last class to submit grades. At any time after that, you can log in to your online student account and access your academic history to see your grade and print your grade report. Contact the department co-ordinator if your grade is not in your account’s academic history after two weeks. Grade reports will not be mailed.

If you stop attending your course without officially withdrawing, you will receive a failing grade (which will be recorded on your grade report).

If you disagree with a final grade in a course or a grade within a course that could not be reassessed (e.g., oral presentation, performance, practical exam, placement) or was denied reassessment, you are required to contact your teacher to arrange a meeting to discuss the issue within 10 business days of receiving the grade or academic decision. If you’re not satisfied after meeting with the teacher, you can initiate an academic appeal. For more information, check out the college-wide Academic Appeals Policy.