If you're a current student who previously earned a low grade in an eligible course, you may repeat that course in a later term for grade replacement. Grade replacement gives you the opportunity to ...

Course grade appeals or other concerns or complaints based on charges of discrimination or sexual harassment should be taken to the Office of Institutional Equity, pursuant to other University ...

Grades of "satisfactory" (C or better) or "unsatisfactory" are given to all first-year students enrolled in a course offered for credit at mid-semester. Final letter grades are provided at the end of ...

If students have questions about a final course grade, exam grade, or the grading process, BCM strongly encourages them to first verify the grade before pursuing a formal Appeal. Grade verification is ...

At the commencement of the course, and as appropriate throughout the course, it is the responsibility of the instructor(s) to: Define criteria for evaluation. State the process for converting the ...

This policy details the authority of course directors to determine the final course grade for medical students listed on official academic transcripts in accordance with established grading procedures ...

Grading is used to provide feedback and evaluate student work. Instructors communicate to students about their performance, where they need more help to achieve the course's goals and highlight ...

Having a different student take an exam. F in course, F in course with temporary or permanent transcript notation, suspension, expulsion. Graduate level options: dismissal from program or department, ...