Grades are awarded to students based on their academic performance and attendance in each class. Instructors will inform students, via the syllabus, of the grading requirements at the beginning of the course.

Login to my.ccc.edu with your CCC username and password. Click the "Academic Records" tile. On the left menu pane click "View Grades.” In the upper left-hand corner, click “Change” and select the term you wish to view grades for. If you wish to print the page, right click on the screen and select “Print.”

Login to My.CCC with your CCC username and password. From the Student Services page, click on the Academics section. Click on either View My Mid-Term or Final Grades located under the Academics Records heading. Select the term you wish …

This CCC Online Grader is the system used to run the Canadian Computing Competition. It also provides access to practice problems and previous contests. Instructions, Rules and Language Details. Participants and supervisors should familiarize themselves with the following sources of important information.

Grades are awarded to students based on their academic performance (and attendance for Adult Education students) in each class. Official grades are maintained in CCC’s student information system. Extra Credit or consideration for grading based on any student-provided monetary or non-academic contribution is prohibited.

The Rank Committee of the Faculty Council of the City Colleges of Chicago and the Administration have agreed on the specific minimum criteria for each rank as described below. Performance in Teaching Creative Teaching Methods

To be eligible to graduate from any credit degree program, students must earn a grade of “C” or better in all courses used to satisfy core curriculum and/or general education requirements and hold a minimum GRAD-GPA of 2.0 or higher (see Graduation Grade Point Average).

The CCC Grading system has been designed to be fair, accurate and consistent. Each grade is fully justified on an authentication document that will be given to you: the GradeReport®. The grade of the card is calculated from the following 4 criteria.

Effective January 1, 2018, academic amnesty provides a “second chance” for eligible students who earned “F” grade(s) earlier in their academic careers, but now wish to return to CCC to earn a degree or certificate.

Let’s explore Grades from setting up through entering them. Setting up your Grades. To setup how your Grades will behave, visit the Setup Wizard. (Go to Settings to manage Grades appearance to you, the instructor) To organize your Grades, visit Manage Grades. To classify your Grades by type of assessment, create Categories. (Useful when ...