When you pass your pathway course at the required level, with good attend ance, you are guaranteed to progress to your chosen degree.
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During your course, you will be prepared for the challenges of high-level study you can expect at university. This will cover everything from how to properly reference sources of information, to how to use critical analysis.
On your course, you’ll benefit from expert teaching and fantastic support, delivered by experienced staff. You’ll also have access to university facilities, allowing you to experience university life even before you start your degree. Learning on your course will be focused on three key areas:
Take their lead. The official grade-dispute policy will tell you your first point of contact -- likely your professor. The professor’s division or department chair is next. You can even say, “With respect, I would like to take this matter further and I understand based on the college policy that I have the right to see your division/department chair.” From there, a dean or vice president of academic affairs usually gets involved and in some colleges, there is a vice president for student affairs. The college president ... leads the college.
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copies of exams, graded work with professor’s notes, a syllabus) to build a case, the student said, “I didn’t save any of that.” Without the critical paper trail, you can’t substantiate your claim.
Mad students go straight to the top to complain. In most businesses, that’s what you do: Fire off an email to an HR director, like one upset student mistakenly did. But colleges are not like other businesses. Going to the king or queen of the castle just makes a student look like a joker. Even more frustrating? The higher-up respects the chain of command, themselves, so they only go back down the ladder.
The dean cited the grade dispute policy, but the student hadn’t researched it. Once the student realized the policy was easily found on the university website, that student went into the next meeting better informed.