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Grade Change:
Forms/Procedures |
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Once a grade is assigned on the computer sheets at the end of the quarter, there are only two means by which a student's grade in a course may be changed:
- The Special Grade Report Form
- Repeating the course after properly registering for said course and paying tuition.
The Special Grade Report Form
is a university form used by the faculty and staff,
which functions in the same capacity as the
computerized grade report sheet. It can be used
either to replace a temporary grade of I or PR or to
change an F grade following successful completion of
some remedial work as a general rule, the only
acceptable reasons for changing a grade are: (1) the
completion of remedial work as approved by the
Committee on Student Progress and the Dean or (2)
miscalculation of the grade. |
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Student Review of Exam Answer Key |
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Subsequent to
each formal written student assessment, all
examination answer keys will be available for
student review in the Curriculum Graduate
Assistant's office until the next block exam. The
following two protocols will be followed.
To identify content
deficiency, students will be allowed to review
their responses to test items for a period not
to exceed 60 minutes. This one-time opportunity
for review must be scheduled with the Curriculum
Graduate Assistant (GA) and will be conducted in
his/her presence. The Curriculum GA will
maintain a record of individual activity.
For the purpose of identifying a pattern of
problems with test taking, students may also
review exams with a learning specialist. A
single needs assessment for process difficulty
will be allowed per exam and will not exceed 60
minutes. The learning specialist will maintain a
record of individual activity.
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