• Student Academic Grievance Petition

    Student Academic Grievance Petition

  • A student with an academic complaint shall follow the proper steps:

    1. Student shall initiate the informal academic resolution procedure by meeting with the instructor of the course.
    2. If there is no resolution, the student meets with the appropriate Dean.
    3. If there is no resolution, the Vice President of Student Services is notified by the Dean of a pending student academic grievance and a Facilitator is assigned to assist the student through the formal student academic grievance process.

    A full outline of the Academic Grievance procedure can be found in the Student Handbook.

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