Mid-term progress reports will not display on a student's transcript.
These reports will notify the student's Resident Dean in my.harvard, but they will not show up on your student's transcript. If you submit a mid-term progress report for a struggling student, the student will be less likely to fail your course.
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Dear <<First Name>>,
Mid-term progress reports (sometimes known as UNSAT reports), submitted via my.harvard, are critical to student success. These reports will not display on a student's transcript, but will alert the student's Resident Dean so the student can get support.
 Submit a report if a student is making unsatisfactory progress: Submit a report only if a student is struggling, in danger of failing, or if you have other concerns that you want to bring to the Resident Dean's attention.
Submit a report as soon as you are concerned about a student in your course, particularly when:
- You are concerned about a student's academic progress.
- You are concerned about a student's mental health or wellbeing
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An example of a situation where you may want to submit a report is if a student isn’t showing up for class. You can submit a report as a way to alert the student's Resident Dean.
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Thank you for your attention to this important task. Any report you submit is essential to helping students who are not making satisfactory progress. If you are concerned about a student's progress in your course, please submit a mid-term progress report.
Sincerely,
Erika McDonald
Registrar of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Harvard University
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What happens when I submit a mid-term progress (UNSAT) report?
 Students will not be notified directly if you submit a report. We recommend sharing academic concerns directly with your students.
 The student's Resident Dean will receive the mid-term progress (UNSAT) report.
The student's Resident Dean will reach out to the student to check in on them and offer support.
Are there specific academic deadlines I should keep in mind when submitting reports?
Although you can submit a mid-term progress (UNSAT) report at any point during the semester, it helps to be aware of key deadlines that Harvard College students must meet to make changes to their schedules:
- Fifth Monday (October 3): Last day undergraduates may add or drop a course with a fee. No course may be changed from letter-graded to Pass/Fail or from Pass/Fail to letter-graded status for the fall term after this date.
- Eleventh Monday (November 14): Last day upon which students may withdraw from a fall term course; a notation of WD will be permanently recorded on the transcript.
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