An Official Employee Publication From the Office of University Relations University to end paper trail with online grades This year KU will post students' semester grades on a secure Web site instead of sending final grade reports through the mail, University Registrar Richard C. Morrell announced recently.
Students can access their grades from anywhere in the world.
The new system will give students early, convenient access to their grades. Students who already have an Exchange account through the university already have the online ID necessary to access grades. Students who do not have Internet access may give the registrar's office a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Besides the ease of retrieving grades through the Internet, the online grade service gives students quicker access to their grades. Sending grades by mail meant it could take from 11 days to two weeks for students to receive grades after professors submitted them.