303-06 GRADE APPEALS—PROCEDURE
1. PURPOSEStudents may appeal a grade or other decision affecting completion of course requirements.
2. PROCEDURE
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Students represent themselves in the appeal process.
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Students have until the end of the following semester to appeal final course grades.
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Students first appeal through informal procedures by talking with the instructor.
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If a mutually satisfactory understanding is not reached, students may then appeal to the appropriate Department Chair or Division Dean, who will make every reasonable attempt to mediate a mutually satisfactory resolution.
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If such an understanding is not reached, students may write an appeal to the Registrar’s office to begin the formal process for appeal to the Student Academic Appeals Committee.
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The Student Academic Appeals Committee hears cases brought by students and renders recommendations to the Vice President of Academic Affairs.
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The Vice President of Academic Affairs renders final decisions, and decisions are communicated to students.
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All pertinent documentation shall become a part of students’ permanent file.
3. BACKGROUND
- References: Potential intervention by third parties or examination of educational records is subject to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 as amended.
- Revision history: 1991/1992 Catalog, 06/03/2003, 04/06/2004, 10/13/2008, 05/13/2009 (reformatted)
- Legal review: none
- Sponsor: Academic Affairs
Adopted by College Council: 05/13/2009
COCONINO COMMUNITY COLLEGE