Policy on Unreported Grades
Policy
According to the University of Missouri’s Collected Rules and Regulations
(210.050):
… All professors and teachers of the University except members of the Faculty of the School of Law, who shall be allowed two weeks in which to report grades (other than I and F grades, which must be reported immediately), shall file with the Registrar their grades of students within 2 1/2 days (except Sunday) after the end of the examination period.”
When a UM-St. Louis faculty member does not report a grade according
to the Collected Rules and Regulations policy for an undergraduate
or graduate
student who is officially enrolled in a credit-bearing course, the
Registrar or Registrar's designate will enter a grade of "Y" on the transcript
of that student enrolled in any course for which a grade was not reported.
If the faculty member of record does not have access to a grade sheet,
s/he should contact the Office of the Registrar.
The "Y" grade will remain on the transcript until changed by
the faculty member of record or as a result of the grade appeal process.
The "Y" grade may not be changed after degree conferral.
A similar version of this policy
was approved by the Council of Deans in April 1996.
Revised policy
reviewed by the Council of Deans in July
2003.