Grades

[305614361]

Where can we look at our overall grades in the class?

[Ralph Zhang 2L]

In CCLE on the left column, if you scroll to the bottom you can see a tab called "grades" which includes all of your current classes.

[Chance Herbert 3A]

You can also check through myUCLA! Click on the classes tab and it will be under the grades and homework section as "exam and homework grades" :)

[Jonathan Malau 1F]

You can also check through your MyUCLA portal under "Classes" then selecting "Exam and Homework Grades".

[Lea Ozdere 2G]

On CCLE for each class once you get to your class site, you can scroll all the way down on the left tab and find "Grades." You can also check on myUCLA (Classes > Exam and Homework grades), although I've heard those aren't always updated or accurate.

[Sarah Hernandez 1F]

If you have the ccle app on your phone, the fourth icon on the bottom will show you your grades for all your classes!

[alebenavides]

if you go to myucla u can access all ur grades for all ur classes :)

[miguel zatarain 2B]

You can check through CCLE or MyUCLA. In CCLE, you can go down to "grades" and then see all of your current grades.

[Jasmine Yi 1G]

if you go to myucla u can access all ur grades for all ur classes :)

Thank you so much! This really helped.

[Seraphina Joseph 1C]

For Chemistry and a few of my other classes I only see the grades I get on assignments and not the overall grade in the class. Is it like this for everyone?

[Jalaia Jackson 2G]

Like everyone else has mentioned, if you ever want to check your grades you can go to my.ucla.edu and go under the Classes tab to find grades and transcripts.

[AliAsh 1H]

You can access them on both CCLE and MyUCLA!

[305614361]

On CCLE for each class once you get to your class site, you can scroll all the way down on the left tab and find "Grades." You can also check on myUCLA (Classes > Exam and Homework grades), although I've heard those aren't always updated or accurate.

Thank you! This helps

[Renny_kim_2G]

You can just click on CCLE, go to the chem page, and scroll down to the bottom left where it says grades to get an overview of your midterm grades and more.

[AHUNT_1A]

Either CCLE in theft column towards the bottom or MyUCLA portal under "Classes" then selecting "Exam and Homework Grades". I think the most helpful way to do so is adding up the points you have received and implementing them out of Lavelle's grading rubric so HW (50 pts) Discussion (50pts) MT 1 (110 pts) MT 2 (110 pts) and if you wan to estimate what your project to get on the Final (180). If you stop at MT 2 just divide hw discussion mt1 and mt 2 by 4 and it gives a rough estimate.

[305614361]

Either CCLE in theft column towards the bottom or MyUCLA portal under "Classes" then selecting "Exam and Homework Grades". I think the most helpful way to do so is adding up the points you have received and implementing them out of Lavelle's grading rubric so HW (50 pts) Discussion (50pts) MT 1 (110 pts) MT 2 (110 pts) and if you wan to estimate what your project to get on the Final (180). If you stop at MT 2 just divide hw discussion mt1 and mt 2 by 4 and it gives a rough estimate.

Thank you this happens so much!!

[Madeline Marron 1I]

I check on CCLE, you can scroll to the very bottom and on the left will be a grades tab

[305405193]

I also check on CCLE under the tab, Grades, it should be very easy to find.

[Reese_Gover2K]

You can check CCLE or myUCLA but I have been told by professors and TA's in other classes that the myUCLA gradebook, which you can access by clicking on the classes tab and then exam/homework grades, is the more reputable source.

[Zoe Staggs 3B]

Go to MyUCLA, and on the upper hand tab click “Exam and homework grades.” The grades should be updated by Saturday this week!

[Day Preciado 1H]

MyUCLA:Classes>Exams and Homework Grades>Fall>Chem Lec _

[Can Yilgor 2D]

I believe we will see our final grades by Saturday on either CCLE or MyUCLA!

[Joel Meza 3I]

You can find your grade on CCLE, but I would check Saturday when the grade for our final is posted.

[Isabel Luu 1I]

Does anyone know what it means when there is partial credit for the midterms? Like how do we get partial credit when it's a multiple choice question with only one final answer?

[Isabel Luu 1I]

Also, for people that had prof Lavelle for chem 14a, how long does it normally take him to grade midterms?

[Katie Phan 1K]

Does anyone know what it means when there is partial credit for the midterms? Like how do we get partial credit when it's a multiple choice question with only one final answer?

I think if you chose an answer choice that was derived from doing the problem correctly but messing up in the final stages (conversions, units) etc.. you would get partial credit since you knew how to approach the question, just didn't execute correctly.

[ShinwooKim_3E]

Yes, you can check in CCLE!

[ShinwooKim_3E]

They update it once every week or so under homework and exams!

[Mary Gallo 1G]

You can either view your grades on the Grades tab of CCLE or go to MyUCLA.

[Charisma Arreola 2F]

Both the grades tab on CCLE and MyUCLA!

[905409193]

I don't think CCLE tells you your overall grade but you can just calculate that yourself. Using what the instructor has inputted for grades, you can just use their syllabus to calculate what your grade is looking like for the moment or estimate what you need to score for the next couple of assignments to get the grade you want.