Student Handbook - Zayed University
Student Handbook - Zayed University
Student Handbook - Zayed University
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ACADEMIC INFORMATION<br />
Appeals in the ABP<br />
The first step in appealing your grade is to talk to your instructor. If you<br />
are not satisfied with the results of the conversation, submit a written<br />
appeal to the Assistant Director of the Academic Bridge Program within<br />
five class days of receipt of your grade. The Assistant Director and<br />
Director will review your appeal and make a final determination of the<br />
grade.<br />
Appeals in the Baccalaureate Program: Appeal of a<br />
Course Grade<br />
For your appeal to succeed, you must demonstrate that there was<br />
substantial error in calculating your grade or demonstrable and<br />
substantial inequity in grading in the class.<br />
The first step is to talk to your instructor within seven days of notification<br />
of the grade. In the case of a final course grade, the deadline is five class<br />
days after the following term or semester. If you are not satisfied with the<br />
results of the conversation, you must submit a letter within seven days to<br />
the assistant dean of the college in which the course is taught. The letter<br />
must detail justification for the appeal (error in calculating etc.).<br />
The assistant dean will review the appeal and make the final<br />
determination of the grade. Any retroactive grade appeal should be<br />
approved the Provost or Provost’s designee.<br />
Appeals in the Baccalaureate Program: Appeal of<br />
Academic Dismissal<br />
If you are eligible for dismissal for unsatisfactory academic progress, you<br />
may appeal your dismissal in writing to the Office of <strong>Student</strong> Life no later<br />
than five days after the start of the next term or semester. Your appeal<br />
24 <strong>Zayed</strong> <strong>University</strong> <strong>Student</strong> <strong>Handbook</strong> 2012 - 2013