SSC Campus (Case Management) Progress Reports
A progress report is a way a professor can indicate how a specific student is doing in their class. This student is at-risk to fail my course or Bryan is doing great in my class are examples of things you might see on a professor's progress report. Most often, professors will be the ones creating progress reports for students, though sometimes advisors will as well.
To create a progress report:
- Check the box next to the course and click Create a New Progress Report in the Actions Menu.
- The first field is At-Risk to Fail Your Class? If you answer Yes then you must select and Alert Reason that has been previously created by your Application Administrator.
- Next you may enter How Many Absences? this student has accrued in this course. If you do not know, you may leave this field empty.
- Professors have the option to select the student's Current Grade, if known. Again, if you are unsure, you may leave this field empty as well.
- Lastly, you may enter a Comment about the student and can be viewed at any time by clicking on the Report/Notes tab on the student profile page.
Note: Professors have the option to only report on only the students at-risk, allowing users to skip those students who may not be at risk.