To view your grades in a course, log in, then enter the course you are studying by clicking on the course title on the home page.

Next, click on Grades in the left menu under Administration.

These are the grade records from the specific course you are studying (or have completed).

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To check your progress in a course you have been studying in our new Learning Management System (since December 1, 2007), or to see where you left off studying in a course, start at the home page. Click on My Profile in the menu on the left side of the screen.

Next, look at the list of courses in your profile. Click on the course in which you want to check your progress.

Then click on the Activity reports tab at the top of your profile.

This will show you the short version of your activity records in the course.  For example (below), this student’s activity report shows he or she has completed lesson 1, and has completed pages 2.1 and 2.2 in lesson 2.

To see a detailed report of all your activities in a course, click on the Complete report link underneath the tabs.

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To access certificates of completion from our new Learning Management System (since December 1, 2007), begin at the home page (after logging in). On the home page, in the list of courses, find the course that you completed.

Scroll down to the bottom of the course index page, and you'll see CE Certificate (Optional). Click on the CE Certificate (Optional) link.

There's a button on the next page to view or review your certificate. Click on that button.

This will bring up your Certificate of Completion (Achievement). You can print the certificate, or save it (it's a PDF file) to your computer.



All the information needed for any of the organizations that have a formal agreement with us for Continuing Education credit is contained on the certificate. You can print the certificate right there, or you can save it as a PDF file. Save it to somewhere you'll be able to find it, and you can print it anytime in the future.

ACSI reviewed our new site and the certificate process. Since we now include the credit hours and grade right on the certificate, you no longer need both a transcript and the certificate. ACSI just wants the certificate from our new system.

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