Grades provide feedback to students on how they are progressing towards the learning outcomes of a program of study and are the primary way we measure student success. To this end, it is important to communicate up-to-date grade information with your students throughout the term.
Review the College's Grading Policy. For specific information on grading for a particular course – including credit status and modes of evaluation – review the subject outline.
On occasion, students may be issued unique designations such as INC (student allowed extension on assessments), DEF (deferred exam) or DNA (no attempts on any evaluation item). Reach out to your program area if you have questions about these designations.
Learn@Seneca includes a robust Grade Centre, which provides students with a breakdown of how they will be evaluated in a course, including detailed information on individual assessments and corresponding grades. The Grade Centre is also used to calculate final marks.
Note: Learn@Seneca Grade Centre is the only college-approved method to share assessment marks with students.
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