On April 26, The Daily Illini Editorial Board wrote an article under the opinion column to urge professors to upload student’s grade in a reasonable amount of time.

It’s near the end of the semester – students are trying every possible way to boost their grade. For some classes, students don’t have any grade posted throughout the semester, so they don’t have a tangible idea how they are doing in that particular class.

Students rely on the grades and feedback from previous assignments to make improvements in later assignment. Receiving a grade serves as an incentive for the students: A good grade rewards student’s input; a not-so-good grade motivates students to devote more efforts.Without professor’s reviewing, students would stumble over the same mistakes over and over.

We student make efforts to hand in assignments within deadlines set by professors; in returns, professors should also give feedback in a specific time frame.

To achieve academic success, both students and professors should so their corresponding parts to maintain a pleasant and rewarding relationship.

Sources: “Editorial: Students have a right to know their grades before finals”

http://dailyillini.com/opinions/2017/04/26/editorial-students-right-know-grades-finals/