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Our faculty got this in their e-mail today:
You better watch out
Better not delay
Best to post those grades
By Nine AM Monday.
The Registrar’s Office is taa-king names.
There's a nice list of professors
And a naughty list, that’s true.
So you better get the grades posted
Cause Val and Vicky are watching you!
Oh, you better watch out
Better not delay
Best to post those grades
By Nine AM Monday.
The Registrar’s Office is taa-king names.
AND WE HAVE A HOT LINE TO SANTA!
Merry Christmas!
The Registrar's Office
The time it takes for professors to submit final grades can vary depending on the university's policies and the professor's workload. However, most universities require grades to be submitted within a week or two after the final exam.
There could be various reasons for a professor being slow in submitting final grades. Some of the common reasons include a high number of students in the class, a heavy workload, personal or health issues, and technical difficulties with the grading system.
Yes, students can usually contact their professors to inquire about their grades. However, it is important to remember that professors may have limited availability and may not be able to respond immediately. It is best to follow up with a polite email or visit during office hours.
Yes, a professor's delay in submitting grades can potentially affect a student's academic standing. If a student is waiting for a grade to meet a prerequisite or to graduate, it is important to communicate with the professor and academic advisors to find a solution.
Unfortunately, there is not much students can do to prevent delays in final grades submission. However, students can make sure to submit all assignments and exams on time to avoid any potential delays. Additionally, reaching out to professors in a polite and respectful manner can help remind them to submit grades on time.