RaptorConnect offers students:
- Online appointment scheduling
- Individualized Success Team
- Communication tools to send and receive messages from faculty and staff
- Tracking of classes and scheduled appointments
- Appointment Summary Reports
- Mid-Term Progress Reports
- Appointment reminders
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PROGRESS REPORTS
Spring 2023 Progress Report Period is Monday, March 6 - Friday, March 24, 2023
Mid-Term Progress Reporting offers faculty an opportunity to provide students with feedback on their performance mid-way through the semester. Progress reports indicating concern are intended to encourage students to reflect on their academic performance, take action, and to improve their academic outcomes.
Instructors may issue progress reports for students for the following concerns:
- Keep up the good work!
- At Risk of Receiving a Failing Grade
- Lack of Participation/Poor Attendance
- Missing Assignments/Homework
- Poor Quiz/Test Grades
- Writing Skills Concern
- Never Attended
- Stopped Attending
- Clinical Performance Concern (Nursing)
Students are notified via email when they receive a Progress Report. To view the details of Progress Reports received, sign-in to RaptorConnect, then click the Reports tab
Progress Reporting - FAQ
What is a Mid-Term Progress Report?
A Mid-Term Progress Report is direct feedback from an instructor regarding your progress in a given course. Mid-Term Progress Reports can include positive or constructive feedback. If you receive a progress report indicating concern, you should take action as soon as possible to improve your overall outcome.
How do I know if I received a Progress Report?
You will receive an email a few days before the start of the Mid-Term Progress Reporting period reminding you to log into Raptor Connect periodically to view your progress reports. If you receive a progress report indicating concern from your instructor, you will be notified via email.
When are Academic Progress Reports sent?
The Mid-Term Progress Reporting period for Spring 2023 is Monday, March 6 - Friday, March 24, 2023. Faculty are encouraged to issue progress reports for all undergraduate students during this period.
Will my Academic Progress Reports appear on my transcript?
No, progress reports will not appear on your official or unofficial transcript.
What steps should I take if I receive a progress report indicating concern?
If you receive a progress report indicating concern, the actions you should take will vary depending on your individual academic situation. The notification email you receive will contain a few specific recommendations for you, including:
- Visit your instructor during faculty office hours or make an appointment with your instructor to discuss your progress in the course and strategies for improvement.
- Meet with your academic advisor to discuss strategies for success in the course and, if necessary, dropping the course.
- Explore university resources, such as the Learning Center or Dean of Students.
Who sees my Academic Progress Report comments?
Mid-term progress reports can be seen by the issuing instructor and the department chair as well as your assigned advisors, staff within the Division of Student Academic Success and Student Affairs, and, if you are an athlete, your coach and the athletic director.
Will I receive a progress report for every class?
Instructors are encouraged to submit feedback to all of their undergraduate students during the Mid-Term Progress Reporting period, particularly students with academic concern. If your academic performance is satisfactory, you may receive a progress report that simply states “no concern” or not at all. If you do not receive a progress report for a particular course, you are encouraged to discuss any concern you have regarding your progress directly with your instructor.
Who can I contact if I have questions regarding progress reports?
If you have questions regarding feedback given to you for a particular course, contact your professor directly for more information. You may also contact your academic advisor, success coach or counselor. If you are experiencing personal issues or have a health concern, you should contact the Dean of Students Office to meet with a staff member who can provide assistance.