MyVassar Training for Chairs & Directors

Browse a variety of video tutorials, visual guides, and FAQ’s to help you navigate and complete necessary tasks in MyVassar. We will continuously update this page with new training materials. Resources may be reorganized throughout the academic year to highlight the most timely and relevant content.

As a department Chair or Director, you likely hold several roles in MyVassar at once. Your Chair/Director role gives you access to department and student information. If you’re teaching a class or supervising a thesis, you also have an instructor role, and if you have advisees, you have an advisor role as well. For your convenience, we’ve gathered the Student and Department guides, Faculty guides, and Advisor guides here in one place.

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Watch this quick tutorial on navigating around MyVassar. All videos are human-made and voiced by SIS project team members.

General Videos

MyVassar General Navigation

AskBanner to MyVassar Crosswalk

Department Videos

Department Class Lists

Department Majors

Faculty Videos

Class List/Roster

Faculty Grading

Advisor Videos

Advisee Listing

Step-by-Step Guides

Text and image based guides to learn about the following:

Department Guides

Department Information

Overview

Use the Department Class List card to look up the list of students who are enrolled in and waitlisted for a specific course.

After choosing the term, you can look up courses in the search bar. Continue reading to learn best practices for looking up a specific course, or looking up a departments 100, 200, or 300-level courses.

 

 

How to find a Department Class List/Roster

  1. Log into MyVassar
  2. Click the Department Class List card on your homescreen OR
    • Search for the Department Class List card in the View All Cards page.
  3. Select a term, for example Spring 2026. You can go as far back as Fall 1996
  4. Use the search bar on the right of the screen to:
    • Look up a specific course
      • Type the course prefix, hit the spacebar, then type the number (e.g., ENGL 101)
    • Find a range of courses
      • Type “ENGL 1” to find all 100-level courses from the English department
      • Type “ENGL 2” to find all 200-level courses from the English department
      • Type “ENGL 3” to find all 300-level courses from the English department
  5. When you have found the course, click on the blank space of a course to view the class list/roster. Clicking the blue links will only show a pop up of additional information about the course, but not the Class List. 

Navigating and Using the Class List/Roster

The Class List will show you the following:

  • Course Information 
  • Enrollment Counts 
  • Waitlist Information
  • Roster Information
    • Student name
    • Student ID (999#)
    • Student photos
    • Final Grade (if entered)

 

There are few things you can do in the class list:

 

  • Click the blue-linked Student Name to view their Student Profile
  • Email students by checking the boxes next to the student names and clicking the email icon
  • Export the class list as an excel spreadsheet in the upper right hand corner
  • Print the class list, which will include the student photos in the upper right hand corner

Overview

Use the Department Majors report to look up the list of students with a specific major for a given term. 

You can filter your search by academic period (e.g., Fall 2026) and by the major (e.g., ENGL). You have the option to download this information as an excel spreadsheet. 

How to find the Department Majors card

  1. Log into MyVassar
  2. Locate the Department Majors card on your homescreen OR
    • Search for the Department Majors card in the View All Cards page.
  3. Click VIEW DETAILS to open Department Major report. 

How to use the Department Majors report

Look up student majors for a given term by using the major and academic period filters. 

How to change the Academic Period filter

  1. Click on the Academic Period filter button
  2. Backspace to remove the default academic period(e.g., 202603)
  3. Type the academic period you want (e.g., 202501)
  4. Click Update filter

How to change the Major filter

  1. Click on the Major filter button
  2. Select the major of interest
  3. Click Update filter
  4. This “Play” button will hover over your screen anytime you change a filter(s). When you have adjusted your criteria, click the Play button, or use the prompted keyboard shortcuts to show your new results.
    • Mac shortcut: ⌘ + return
    • Windows shortcut: CTRL + enter 

Report Results

The department majors report will show you the following information about student majors:

  • ID (999#)
  • Last Name, First Name
  • Grad Year (e.g., 29 = Class of 2029) 
  • Student Email
  • Major 1
  • Major 2 (if they are a double major)
  • Major 3 (if they are a triple major, in rare cases) 
  • Correlate Sequences

Downloading your report

You can download this information as an excel spreadsheet:

  1. Click the cloud in the lower right corner of the webpage.
  2. Select the file type you want (csv, excel, json file)
  3. Click Download

Overview

Use the Department Correlates report to look up the list of students with a specific correlate sequence for a given term. 

You can filter your search by term and by correlate sequence. You have the option to download this information as an excel spreadsheet. 

How to Look up Department Correlates

  1. Log into MyVassar
  2. Click the Department Correlates card on your homescreen OR
    • Search for the Department Correlates card in the View All Cards page. 
  3. Click VIEW DETAILS to go to the report.

How to use the Department Correlates report

Look up student correlates for a given term by using the correlate and academic period filters. 

How to change the Academic Period filter

  1. Click on the Academic Period filter button
  2. Backspace to remove the default academic period(e.g., 202603)
  3. Type the academic period you want (e.g., 202501)
  4. Click Update filter

How to change the Correlate filter

  1. Click on the Correlate sequence filter button
  2. Select the correlate of interest (e.g., Art Studio)
  3. Click Update filter
  4. This “Play” button will hover over your report anytime you change a filter(s). When you have adjusted your criteria, click the Play button, or use the prompted keyboard shortcuts to show your new results.
    • Mac shortcut: ⌘ + return
    • Windows shortcut: CTRL + enter 

Report Results

The department correlates report will show you the following:

  • Student name 
  • Student ID (999#)
  • Class Year 
  • Major 1
  • Major 2 (if they are a double major)
  • Correlate Sequence 1
  • Correlate Sequence 2 (if they have a second correlate sequence)
  • Student Email

You can download this information as an excel spreadsheet by clicking the cloud with an arrow in the lower right corner of the webpage.

Downloading your report

You can download this information as an excel spreadsheet:

  1. Click the cloud in the lower right corner of the webpage.
  2. Select the file type you want (csv, excel, json file)
  3. Click Download

Student Information

Overview

The student address you used in AskBanner provided their address and phone numbers. You will now access that information in the Student General Information card with the Address link or the Phone Numbers link, depending on which information you need.

Locate the Student General Information card

  1. Log into MyVassar
  2. Scroll to the Student General Information card on your homescreen OR
    • Search for the Student General Information card in the View All Cards page. 
  3. For phone numbers, click the Phone Numbers link.
  4. For addresses, click on the Addresses link.
  5. In the report, use the filter tools to look up a student’s phone number or address.
    • The Student’s Name
    • The Student’s ID (999#)

 

You can download this information as an excel spreadsheet by clicking the cloud with an arrow in the lower right corner of the webpage.

Overview

Click into the Student Schedule card to land on the student schedule report. In the report, use the filter tools to find a specific student’s schedule.

Locate the Student Schedule card

  1. Log into MyVassar
  2. Scroll to the Student Schedule card on your homescreen OR
    • Search for the Student Schedule card in the View All Cards page.
  3. Click View Details, which will take you to a student schedule report.
  4. In the report, use the filter tools to look up a specific student’s schedule.
    • The Term
    • The Student’s Name
    • The Student’s ID (999#)

You can download this information as an excel spreadsheet by clicking the cloud with an arrow in the lower right corner of the webpage.

Overview

Use the search tool on the Student Transcript card to look up a student’s transcript.

Please note that a student’s General Degree Requirements have now moved to the Degree Works card. 

Locate the student transcript card

  1. Log into MyVassar
  2. Scroll to the Student Transcript card on your homescreen OR
    • Search for the Student Transcript card in the View All Cards page.
  3. You can either look up a student by:
    • The Student’s Last Name
      • If you are searching by last name, multiple results may appear.
    • The Student’s ID (999#)
  4. Click the blue arrow, and click TRANSCRIPT

5. You will be prompted to Undergraduate and Unofficial Transcript in the dropdowns.

6. Click Submit. 

The Student Transcript

How to Find the Degree Works Card

  1. Locate Degree Works card on your home page OR
    • Click View All Cards and search “Degree Works” if it does not appear on your home screen.
  2. Click on the card link, which will take you to the Degree Works page. If you have not logged in recently, you may be prompted to log into Degree Works. 

General Degree Requirements

The “FWS, Quantitative, Foreign Lang Requirement” block will show you which requirements are:

  • Complete
  • Incomplete (the student has not taken nor are they currently taking a course that meets the requirement)
  • In progress (they are currently taking a course that meets the requirement)

Schedule of Classes

Begin by clicking on the Schedule of Classes card and selecting the term (Spring 2027). Terms go as far back as 1996. You’ll land on the search page where you can use a simple search or an advanced search to narrow the courses you are viewing in the Schedule of Classes. 

Follow the step-by-step guide below! 

Locate the Schedule of Classes

  1. Log into MyVassar
  2. If the Schedule of Classes is not located on your Home page, click View All Cards and search “Schedule of Classes”
  3. You can:
    • Click on the link to enter the Schedule of Classes AND/OR
    • Bookmark it to your home page to quickly access it in the future
  4. After clicking the Schedule of Classes card, select the appropriate term (e.g., Spring 2027). Click continue.
  5. You have now landed on the search page, where you can:
    • Use the simple search to look up courses by Subject (e.g., Women Feminist Queer Studies), Course Number, and/or Keyword. 
    • Use the advanced search to look up courses by instructor, unit amount, open sections, six-week courses, and more. 

 

To learn more about how to search for courses, follow the next visual guide: Schedule of Classes Search Tools.

Note

  • Term information is available as far back as Fall 1996. 
  • Make sure you have selected the correct term for your search!

After selecting the term you can use a simple and/or advanced search to narrow down your search in the schedule of classes. 

Simple Search

Search for courses by:

  • Subject (e.g., Women Feminist Queer Studies)
    • You can look up multiple subjects at once (e.g., Women Feminist Queer Studies AND Africana Studies)
  • Course Number (e.g., 250 for ANST-250, ANTH-250, PHED-250, RELI-250)
    • Look up an exact course number (type 101 to find all courses with the course number 101)
    • Look up a course number range by attaching % at the end of the number. For example:
      • Type 1% to find all 100-level courses
      • Type 2% to find all 200-level courses
      • Type 3% to find all 300-level courses
  • Keyword
    • Uses AND logic
    • Typing “Black Feminism” will only populate results that include “Black” AND “Feminism.”  

Simple Search Example:

You want to find a 200-level course from the Women Feminist Queer Studies department or the Africana Studies department with Black Feminism as a keyword. This simple search populates the following result below:

Advanced Search

Click the Advanced Search button and search for courses by:

  • Keyword (uses OR logic)
    • Typing “Black Feminisms” here would populate results that include  the keyword “Black” or “Feminisms”. Therefore, far more results would appear because a course with “Black” as a keyword or a course with “Feminisms” as a keyword would appear. 
  • Instructor
    • Select 1 or multiple instructors. Selecting multiple instructors will show courses taught by either instructor or both, therefore expanding your search results.  
  • Title
  • Credit Unit Range [# to #] 
    • If you want only 0.5-unit courses, type “0.5” in each section
  • Meeting Days
    • Select the days you want your course to take place
    • Please Note! Selecting 1 day will populate courses that take place ONLY on that day. For example, selecting Monday will not include courses that take place on Monday and Wednesday. Results will only show courses taking place on Monday. 
  • Start Time/End Time
    • Use the drop downs [Hour, Minute, AM/PM] to find courses that take place within a specific time. For example, select 11 AM to 2:45 PM to find courses that begin on or after 11 AM and end on or before 2:45 PM. 
  • Open sections
    • Check the open section box to only show courses that have seats available. 

Advanced Search Example:

You want to find courses with a specific professor that still have seats available and take place on Monday and Wednesday. 

Performing an advanced search will populate the following results below:

Note

  • If you need to adjust your search, click Search Again in the upper right hand corner of your search results page.

The search results page looks quite different compared to the Schedule of Classes we’re used to in AskBanner. However, the information you found there is available in MyVassar’s Schedule of Classes. 

This guide will walk you through where that information is, including where you can find whether a course has prerequisites or is cross-listed with another course. 

Your Search Result Page

Your Schedule of Classes search results will show the following for each course:

  • Title – Clicking the linked title will generate a pop up with tabs that include prerequisite information, cross-listed information, class description, and more. 
  • Instructor – Shows who is instructing the course
  • Meeting Times – Shows where and when a course is happening 

Prerequisite and Cross-Listed Information

  • To find Prerequisite and Cross-Listed information, click on the underlined title link (e.g., Global Geography) which will show more class details as a popup.
    • Click the Prerequisite tab to see if the course has any prerequisites.
    • Click the Cross Listed Courses tab to see if the course cross-lists with another course.

Notes

  • If you need to adjust your search, click Search Again in the upper right hand corner of your search results page.  

Faculty Guides

Final Grading

Overview

When the grading period opens, you can access the grading page by clicking the My Faculty Grading card, or by clicking Final Grades in your Class Roster, which is located in the My Classes card. 

You also have some flexibility in how you enter grades. Either enter them directly on the grading webpage by clicking the student grades in the dropdowns, or by importing an excel spreadsheet.  

This guide will show you how to enter grades directly on the grading webpage. 

How to Enter Final Grades

  1. Log into MyVassar
  2. Click the My Faculty Grading card on your homescreen OR
    • Search for the Faculty Grading card in the View All Cards page.
  3. Clicking on the My Faculty Grading card will direct you to the Faculty Grading page.
  4. Locate the course you want to submit grades for, and click the blue link.
  5. The Enter Grades panel will populate at the bottom of the page, showing the students in your course and the final grade drop down.
  6. Begin entering grades by clicking the drop down next to the final grade column, next to each corresponding student.
    • Please note the letter grade order: A, A-, B+, B, B-, etc.
  7. Click Save at the bottom of the screen when you have finished to save your progress. Clicking Reset will undo any unsaved changes.

  

Please Note:

  • Grades cannot be changed after they are rolled. If grades have rolled, a check mark will replace the final grade drop down.
  • You do not have to enter grades all at once. Click Save to save your progress and return later to enter additional grades. 

Overview

You may prefer to track and enter grades on an excel spreadsheet, instead of entering them online in the webpage drop downs.

This guide will walk you through how to do that. First, you’ll navigate to the Faculty Grading Page by clicking into the My Faculty Grading card, and then click on the course you want to enter grades for. Second, you will export a template that auto-fills the necessary course information to import your class grades. Third, you will enter and save grades in this template file. Lastly, you will import the file on the same webpage you exported your grading template. 

Find the Course to Enter Grades

  1. Navigate click on the My Faculty Grading card to go to the Faculty Grading Page.
  2. On the Faculty Grading page, select the course you want to enter grades for. 
  3. The Enter Grades panel will populate at the bottom of the page, showing the students in your course and the final grade drop down.

Export the Class Grading Template

Now that you’ve selected the course for final grading, you will create an excel template to enter grades. 

  1. On the upper right-hand side, click the gear icon, which will populate a drop down.
  2. On the drop down, click Export Template. This will generate an pop-up prompting you to export the template as an .xls file or an .xlsx file.
  3. Choose either file options (.xls or .xlsx ), and click Export. Your file has now downloaded a template with the grading information.

Entering Grades in Excel

  1. You can edit the excel document and delete certain columns, but there are 4 columns you must keep:
    • Term Code (e.g., 202601)
    • CRN (e.g, 10994) 
    • Student ID (999123456)
    • Final Grade
  2. In the Final Grade column, enter the student’s grade (e.g., A, B-, C+).
  3. IMPORTANT: Make sure you save your changes before moving on to the next step. Otherwise, your unsaved grade entries will not import! 

 

Last Steps! Importing Grades

Now you will import the excel file with the updated grade(s). On the grading webpage make sure you are still on the correct course. The course CRN in your excel spreadsheet should match the course CRN on the webpage. If they do not match, an error will prevent you from entering incorrect grades.

  1. Click the Gear icon again, and click Import.
  2. In the Import pop-up, click the Browse button to select your file.
  3. Click Upload. 
  4. Click Continue.
  5. Preview the file, and click Continue again.
  6. Make sure your columns have mapped correctly, and click Continue again.
    • The drop downs should match each asterisked *column. You will not be able to continue if they do not match.
  7. When validating your data, confirm the student’s grade, then click Continue. 
  8. When finishing your import, you will be notified that the import is complete without errors. Click Finish. 

 

Success! You have now imported the student’s grade.

Notes:

  • Grades cannot be changed after they are rolled. If grades have rolled, a check mark will replace the final grade drop down.
  • You may import multiple grades for one course from an excel template.
    • You do not need to update the grades all at once. 
  • Make sure the course CRN in your excel spreadsheet matches the course CRN on the webpage. If they do not match, an error will prevent you from entering incorrect grades.
  • Make sure you save your changes in the excel spreadsheet before importing.
    • For example: If you change your grade from B+ to A- in the excel spreadsheet, but you did not save your changes in the file, the grade will be imported as a B+, not an A-.

Classroom Management

The active assignments tab in the My Classes card shows you information about courses you are teaching this semester. This is where you go to view your class rosters, manage your classrooms, and access the grading portal when the grading period opens. 

How to Find Courses I Am Currently Teaching

  1. Log into MyVassar
  2. Click the My Classes card on your home screen OR
  3. Search for the My Classes card in the View All Cards page
  4. After clicking the My Classes card, you will land on your Active Assignments page.
    • Your Active Assignments are courses with active students that have not yet rolled to Academic History
  5. Courses are ordered alphabetically by prefix, then numerically by section (e.g., AFRS-108, AFRS-220, ESCI-224, GEOG-224, then WFQS-100).

Also Available Here

  • You can access your roster for each class by clicking the Class List link in each course box.
  • When the final grading portal opens, you may also submit grades from your Class List by clicking Enter Grade under the Final column.

Locate the My Classes card

  1. Log into MyVassar
  2. Click the My Classes card on your home screen OR
    • Search for the My Classes card in the View All Cards page
  3. After clicking the My Classes card, scroll to the course. Make sure you are on the Active Assignments tab, not the Assignment History tab.
    • Tip: Courses are ordered alphabetically by prefix, then numerically by section (e.g., AFRS-108, AFRS-220, ESCI-224, GEOG-224, then WFQS-100).
  4. Inside the course box, click the Class List link under Roster
  5. You can now see your roster for that class.

Also Available Here 

From the Class List, you can:

  • View enrollment and waitlist information.
  • Email students in this class by checking the boxes next to their names and clicking the Email icon.
  • Print your class roster with student photos by clicking the Print button.
  • Enter the grading portal when final grading has opened. If the final grading period has not opened, you will not be able to enter final grades.

The Assignment History tab in the My Classes card shows you all courses you are currently teaching and have taught in the past. Unlike Active Assignments where you access class rosters or waitlist and enrollment information, Assignment History shows you more general course information. 

How to Find Courses You Taught in the Past

  1. Log into MyVassar
  2. Click the My Classes card on your home screen OR
    • Search for the My Classes card in the View All Cards page
  3. After clicking the My Classes card, you will land on your Active Assignments page. 
  4. Click on your Assignment History tab at the top. This will list all the courses you are currently teaching and have taught in the past.
  5. Sort courses with the column titles. For example, click “Associated Term” to order courses by the newest or the latest term.

Additional Notes

  • Clicking the CRN or Course links shows you more information about the course.

Advisor Guides

Advisee Information

How to Find My Advisees

  1. Log into MyVassar
  2. Locate the My Advisees card on your home screen OR
    • Search for the My Advisees card in the View All Cards page
  3. Click the link in the My Advisees card
  4. You will land on the Advisee Search page. On this page you can do the following:
    • Adjust the term to find advisees assigned to you during that term. If you want to access your current advisees, select the most current term.
    • Search for a specific advisee with their Student ID, student email, or name.
    • Click View My Advisee Listing to view all your advisees for a select term.
  5. Click on the Advisee’s linked name to view your advisee’s student profile.
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Information Available in Your Advisee's Student Profile

You can access the following from your advisee’s student profile:

  • Email 
  • Status (for example, Active Student)
  • Primary and secondary advisors
  • Major and correlate sequences
  • Overall units and GPA
  • Registered courses 
  • Academic transcript under Additional Links.  
  1. Click the My Advisees card
  2. You will land on the Advisee Search page. On this page you can do the following:
    • Adjust the term to find advisees assigned to you during that term. If you want to access your current advisees, select the most current term.
    • Search for a specific advisee with their Student ID, student email, or name.
    • Click View My Advisee Listing to view all your advisees for a select term.
  3. After locating your advisee, click the advisee’s name to view their student profile.
  4. On the left side of their student profile, click Academic transcript under Additional Links.

  5. You will be prompted to select Undergraduate and Unofficial Transcript in the Transcript Level and Transcript Type drop downs, respectively.

  6. Click Submit.

  7. You are now viewing your advisee’s academic transcript. 

Printing/Saving Transcript as a PDF

You may print your advisee’s academic transcript or save it as a PDF by clicking the Print button in the upper right hand side of the academic transcript page.

What You'll See on the Academic Transcript

  • Courses taken at Vassar, organized by term (e.g., Spring 2027)
  • Any accepted transfer credits 
  • Courses that are still in progress 
  • Grades and GPA 

How to Find the Degree Works Card

  1. Locate Degree Works card on your home page OR
    • Click View All Cards and search “Degree Works” if it does not appear on your home screen.
  2. Click on the card link, which will take you to the Degree Works page. If you have not logged in recently, you may be prompted to log into Degree Works. 

General Degree Requirements

The “FWS, Quantitative, Foreign Lang Requirement” block will show you which requirements are:

  • Complete
  • Incomplete (the student has not taken nor are they currently taking a course that meets the requirement)
  • In progress (they are currently taking a course that meets the requirement)

Frequently Asked Questions

  • More FAQs coming soon!

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Department FAQs

Section 1

  1. Log into MyVassar
  2. Search in the upper left-hand corner: “my faculty grading”
  3. Select the My Faculty Grading card. You will be taken to Faculty Services in Ellucian.
  4. In Faculty Service, select Faculty Grade Entry
  5. Select Final Grades
  6. Select a Course

  7. Scroll down and select Enter Grades
  8. Enter each student’s grades in the Final Grade section (you can make multiple entries)
  9. Select Save at the bottom of the screen when you’re done (note: you can undo any unsaved entries by selecting the Reset button next to the Save button.

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  1. Log into MyVassar
  2. Search in the upper left-hand corner: “my faculty grading”
  3. Select the My Faculty Grading card. You will be taken to Faculty Services in Ellucian.
  4. In Faculty Service, select Faculty Grade Entry
  5. Select Final Grades
  6. Select a Course

  7. Scroll down and select Enter Grades
  8. Enter each student’s grades in the Final Grade section (you can make multiple entries)
  9. Select Save at the bottom of the screen when you’re done (note: you can undo any unsaved entries by selecting the Reset button next to the Save button.

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Faculty FAQs

Section 1

  1. Log into MyVassar
  2. Search in the upper left-hand corner: “my faculty grading”
  3. Select the My Faculty Grading card. You will be taken to Faculty Services in Ellucian.
  4. In Faculty Service, select Faculty Grade Entry
  5. Select Final Grades
  6. Select a Course

  7. Scroll down and select Enter Grades
  8. Enter each student’s grades in the Final Grade section (you can make multiple entries)
  9. Select Save at the bottom of the screen when you’re done (note: you can undo any unsaved entries by selecting the Reset button next to the Save button.

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Section 2

  1. Log into MyVassar
  2. Search in the upper left-hand corner: “my faculty grading”
  3. Select the My Faculty Grading card. You will be taken to Faculty Services in Ellucian.
  4. In Faculty Service, select Faculty Grade Entry
  5. Select Final Grades
  6. Select a Course

  7. Scroll down and select Enter Grades
  8. Enter each student’s grades in the Final Grade section (you can make multiple entries)
  9. Select Save at the bottom of the screen when you’re done (note: you can undo any unsaved entries by selecting the Reset button next to the Save button.

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Advisor FAQs

Section 1

  1. Log into MyVassar
  2. Search in the upper left-hand corner: “my faculty grading”
  3. Select the My Faculty Grading card. You will be taken to Faculty Services in Ellucian.
  4. In Faculty Service, select Faculty Grade Entry
  5. Select Final Grades
  6. Select a Course

  7. Scroll down and select Enter Grades
  8. Enter each student’s grades in the Final Grade section (you can make multiple entries)
  9. Select Save at the bottom of the screen when you’re done (note: you can undo any unsaved entries by selecting the Reset button next to the Save button.

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Section 2

  1. Log into MyVassar
  2. Search in the upper left-hand corner: “my faculty grading”
  3. Select the My Faculty Grading card. You will be taken to Faculty Services in Ellucian.
  4. In Faculty Service, select Faculty Grade Entry
  5. Select Final Grades
  6. Select a Course

  7. Scroll down and select Enter Grades
  8. Enter each student’s grades in the Final Grade section (you can make multiple entries)
  9. Select Save at the bottom of the screen when you’re done (note: you can undo any unsaved entries by selecting the Reset button next to the Save button.

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