View your results

At the top of the Results page, you might see your school ID number, which is used to record your scores in your instructor's gradebook. This number is not shown in all courses. If your school ID number is incorrect:

1. Select Change to open the Edit ID page.
2. Enter your correct ID in the text box.

For each test, the table displays the following information:

• The name of the test. Select the name of the test to review it, if your instructor allows it.
• Correct/Total — The number of points you got for correct answers, followed by the total number of points in the test. For example, if you got 8 points in a test with 10 points, you would see 8/10.

  If you see double dashes (--) in this column, you are not allowed to view your score.

  If you see an asterisk (*) next to number of points, you got a penalty for submitting the test past the due date.

• Score — The percentage score you received on the test.

  You see one or more grayed-out scores with low score beneath if your instructor has dropped lowest scores for your program.

  You see a grayed-out asterisk if your instructor changed or omitted your score.

  You see an ! (exclamation point) if a test requires your instructor to manually submit a score. For example, tests that have essay questions must be graded by your instructor. For Show Work questions, you can select the exclamation point to see your score so far.

  If you see double dashes (--) in this column, you are not allowed to view your score.

• Time Spent — The amount of time you spent working on the test. The time is shown as hours and minutes, for example, 1h 12m. If you spent less than a minute on the test, it shows as <1m.

  If you took a test that was interrupted before you submitted it, the word incomplete displays in the Time Spent column for that test. Depending on how your instructor set up the test, you can resume or retake an incomplete test.

• Date Worked — The date and time when your score was last updated. For example, the date and time when you submitted a test.

If your program includes it, select Study Plan at the bottom of the page to go to your Study Plan.