Set Up Enrollment Access and Grading Policies
Security:
Set Up: Academic Policies
domain in the Academic Foundation functional area. You can configure enrollment access and grading policies for students from a specific academic unit and level configuration, or program of study. The policies determine:
- The courses that those students can register for.
- The grades that they can earn upon completion of those courses.
Example: You configure all undergraduate courses at Alma Mater University to use the
Standard
grading scheme, which includes grading elements from A
to F
, Pass
, and Fail
. You also add a row to specify that BIOL 350 can only use the Performance
grading scheme, which includes these grading elements: Excellent
, Satisfactory
, and Unsatisfactory
. When students complete BIOL 350, they'll receive grades from the Performance
grading scheme even though it's an undergraduate course at Alma Mater University.- Access theMaintain Enrollment Access and Grading Policytask.As you complete the task, consider:
Option Description Choose What to ConfigureSelect the academic unit and level, or program of study that you want to configure an enrollment access and grading policy for. The policy will apply to students within the selected configuration.Choose a DefinitionSpecify a policy definition to configure for the selected academic unit and level, or program of study. You can:- Edit an existing policy definition by selecting one from theExistingprompt.
- Create a new policy definition by entering when you want the policy definition to take effect in theAs of Effective Dateprompt.
OrderSpecify the order in which Workday processes the policy when there are multiple rows. Workday processes the policy from top down, so we recommend that you order them from most to least specific.Example: In the first row, you configure all undergraduate Chemistry courses at Alma Mater University to use thePass/Failgrading scheme. In the second row, you configure all other undergraduate courses to use theStandardgrading scheme.CoursesSelect the courses that you want to specify a grading scheme and grading basis options for.When you use this policy to grant students access to courses, students still must meet the eligibility rules required for the course.Academic Unit ConfigurationSelect an academic unit and level that you want to specify a grading scheme and grading basis options for. Your configurations apply to all courses within the selected academic unit and level.Include Courses at Subordinate Academic UnitsSelect if you want to include courses from subordinate academic units.Example: When selected, the policy for Alma Mater University also applies to College of Engineering and School of Education.Grading SchemeSpecify the grading schemes that apply to the:- Coursesthat you select.
- All courses within the selectedAcademic Unit Configuration.
Allowed Grading Basesfor those courses, Workday displays grading elements based on the specified grading scheme. Example: You configure all undergraduate courses at Alma Mater University to use theStandardgrading scheme, which includes grading elements fromAtoF,Pass, andFail. You also configure BIOL 399 to allow thePass/Failgrading basis only. When students complete BIOL 399, they can only receive a grade ofPassorFail.Grading Basis Selection OptionsSpecify how grading bases should display when you have courses that allow multiple grading bases. You can specify the grading bases that:- Workday displays by default during course registrations. Students can still select the other allowed grading bases.
- Students can request only. They can't select these grading bases during course registration.
Example: You set theGradinggrading basis as the default for Alma Mater University, andAuditas request only. You also configure BIOL 101 to allow these grading bases:Grading,Audit, andCredit/Non Credit. When students register for BIOL 101, Workday automatically populates theGrading Basisprompt withGrading, but students can selectCredit/Non Creditfrom that prompt. After registration, students can requestAuditas the grading basis instead.
View the policies on the
Academic Unit Policy Viewer
report.For request-only grading bases, students can request them when they select
Edit Registration
on the Current Classes
report on the Academics profile group of their student profile.