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The overall grade for a course in Canvas does not always indicate your current grade for that course. It only includes the scores for assignments that your professors have graded in Canvas. Contact your professor to learn your current grade in the course.

Click the Grades link from the User Dashboard, then select the desired course (you can also access the Gradebook by going to the desired course first and clicking Grades on the left-hand side).

You can view the name of the assignment [1], the assignment due date [2], the score you earned [3], and the total point value of the assignment [4]. You can view the scoring details for an assignment (5) by clicking on the Check mark icon. If your professor left feedback on your submission, a Speech Bubble icon will appear next to the check mark. There could also be a Rubric icon indicating the assignment has a rubric attached to it.

You may also see an icon in the score column [6] indicating the type of assignment you submitted. It may also have a crossed-out volume symbol to indicate that the professor is still working on grading that assignment. Once your instructor has graded the assignment, the icon will be replaced by your score. You can print your grades (7) or view more details by clicking on the Assignment name (1).

You can also test a What-If Score by clicking on the score cell and typing in a new score. Your total grade will change to reflect what your total grade would be with that new score.

You can revert back to your original score by clicking on the arrow next to the What-If Score (1) or by selecting "Revert to Actual Score".

Guides and Tutorials

Grades

How will I know when my instructor has graded my assignment?

How do I view my Grades?

What do the icons on the Grades page represent?

How do I view Rubric results for an assignment?

How do I approximate my total grade in the class using the What-If Grades feature?