when are baker college faculty required to submit grades at the end of a course

Permanent grades are then submitted at the end of the final semester of work via an "S" Grade Conversion Form sent directly to any applicable faculty. Students must be awarded a letter grade after two consecutive semesters of an independent or honors work.

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What do you need to keep up with at Baker College?

You need to keep up with your email, turn in assignments, register for classes, and buy books, just to name a few. We like to make things simple. Here, you’ll find everything you need to stay on top of things during your time as a student at Baker College and even after graduation.

When is the final grade due for a course?

The instructor’s final grade for a course is typically due 2 weeks after the student’s deadline. This should be submitted as soon as possible to ensure timely decisions about student status. For more information, see the Extension (EXT) section of the current Academic Regulations and Procedures.

How do I enter grades for my course?

Enter your grades (lower case is fine) in the grade column. Use your tab key to get to the next line and repeat until done. Enter a last date of attendance or check “never attended” when recording an F or NC. Enter a grade of A through F for students who elected to S/CR/NC your course. The software will convert this grade appropriately.

How do I extend my final grade for a course?

The Registrar will send you a form which you can use to submit your final grade for an extension. The instructor’s final grade for a course is typically due 2 weeks after the student’s deadline. This should be submitted as soon as possible to ensure timely decisions about student status.

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Guiding decisions

Baker College policies have been developed and written to clarify standards, rules, and regulations throughout our community. For general information about Baker College and our policies and procedures, refer to our handbooks and catalogs.

Ensuring high standards

Baker College policies have been developed and written to clarify standards, rules, and regulations throughout our community. For general information about Baker College and our policies and procedures, refer to our handbooks and catalogs.

Faculty Course Reserves

Do you have that perfect item to supplement your course material for the quarter? Placing items on reserve insures that all students will have access. Reserve items are for in-library use only, unless other arrangements are made in advance between the instructor and the library. You may view reserves for classes.

Copyright

The Copyright Professional Development guide is available for faculty and includes reference and educational material along with three self-paced training modules:

How to Apply

You’re applying to graduate school! Here at Baker College, we want to keep that excitement going by helping guide you through this process to make it as easy and simple as possible.

Send your official transcripts

An official transcript from a regionally accredited, baccalaureate institution indicating a GPA of 2.5 or better (4.0 scale) and showing the date of graduation is required as part of your student record. A copy of your transcripts is required prior to an acceptance decision.

Submit your resume

A current resume indicating all professional work experience is required as part of your student record.

Submit your admissions essay

An admissions essay is required as part of your student record. Your typed admissions essay should be 500-1000 words and address the following:

Transferring with graduate credits?

We encourage you to reach out to an admissions advisor to help you through the process of transferring your credits. Below are some things to consider:

How to withdraw from a course?

A student will be administratively withdrawn from a course for any of the following reasons: 1 Students who do not initiate academic activity during the first week of the course may be withdrawn. Note: Students are responsible for withdrawing from courses they do not plan to attend and will be held financially responsible for tuition charges for classes not dropped/ withdrawn from during the drop/add period. 2 The student is not progressing academically in the course. Faculty will submit an Early Alert (EA) and communicate the student’s status in the course. All administrative withdrawals will be at the discretion of the Director/Vice President of Student Affairs (or designated official). 3 Violation of the Basic Principles of Student Responsibility Policy or other reasons based on a case-by-case basis

What is a refund policy for a class withdrawal?

The Class Withdrawal and Refund Policies are based on the official notice date and enrollment period. A refund is available after withdrawal from a course if the student is within the College’s guidelines.

Does Baker College require Title IV aid?

For students who begin attendance in classes and then withdraw before they have completed over 60 percent of the payment period, Baker College is required, by regulation, to calculate the amount of earned and unearned Title IV aid.

Can students get refunds from BankMobile?

Students will be sent refund selection kits from BankMobile when they initially register for classes. Students must select a refund option (i.e., ACH to an existing bank account, open a BankMobile debit card account, etc.). There are no application or in-network ATM fees associated with the BankMobile account.