All students enrolled at the School of Law are assigned a number to use instead of their name or social security number on law school exams. Exam numbers are confidential and available from the office of the assistant dean for student affairs. Some professors post grades on bulletin boards on the second floor of the Angelos Law Center. Grades are posted by course number and exam number.
Students receive official grade reports by mail two or three weeks after grades are due.
In those courses, professors assign grades to exams without knowing the name or identity of the test taker. Professors are permitted to adjust the blind exam grades up or down one full letter grade to reflect class participation. Therefore, the final grade students receive in the course may differ from their blind exam grade to the extent that professors take into account class participation. In other courses grading is not anonymous and the professor determines the basis on which grades are awarded.