Student Handbook - Zayed University
Student Handbook - Zayed University
Student Handbook - Zayed University
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the <strong>Zayed</strong> <strong>University</strong> Learning Outcomes (ZULOs) and the Major<br />
Learning<br />
Outcomes (MALOs) of each college.<br />
Dean’s List<br />
Each semester, the colleges recognize the top ten percent of their<br />
students by naming them in the Dean’s List. To qualify, you must<br />
have achieved a semester grade-point average of 3.6 or above in the<br />
previous semester. In that semester, you must have completed 15 or<br />
more credits that counts towards your GPA with no “Withdrawals” (W)<br />
or “Incompletes” (I). Dean’s List recipients receive a certificate from their<br />
college recognizing their academic achievement.<br />
<strong>Zayed</strong> Scholars<br />
Each semester, students with strong academic skills are recognized as<br />
<strong>Zayed</strong> scholars. To qualify to be a <strong>Zayed</strong> Scholar, you must have achieved<br />
a semester-grade point average of 3.8 or above in the previous semester.<br />
In that semester, you must have completed 15 or more credits that<br />
counts towards your GPA with no “Withdrawals” (W) or “Incompletes”<br />
(I). The <strong>Zayed</strong> Scholars recipients receive a certificate recognizing their<br />
outstanding academic achievement, have this distinction added to their<br />
academic transcripts and also enjoy other privileges. To remain a <strong>Zayed</strong><br />
Scholar, you must maintain a 3.8 grade point average each semester.<br />
ACADEMIC APPEALS<br />
You can only appeal a grade if you can demonstrate a valid reason<br />
for appeal. There must have been a substantial error of fact (such as<br />
recording the wrong grade or miscalculating grades), or demonstrable<br />
and substantial inequity in grading in the class, or a medical, family or<br />
personal emergency which has substantially affected your academic<br />
performance. All appeals must be in writing with appropriate<br />
documentation if available.<br />
<strong>Zayed</strong> <strong>University</strong> <strong>Student</strong> <strong>Handbook</strong> 2012 - 2013<br />
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