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It is the policy of the School
to advise students of problems in their academic standing
when these become evident. When feasible, faculty will offer
early notification about performance falling below acceptable
standards, and will attempt to help students meet course criteria.
In five-week courses, when substantial weight is carried by
the final assignment, prior notification of problems in standing
may not be possible. In such instances, lack of prior notification
shall not be grounds for an appeal of a grade based on failure
of due process.
It is a student's responsibility to attend to academic performance
criteria, to monitor his/her own learning performance against
these standards, to identify problems in meeting course criteria
and to initiate timely efforts to address them.
Normally, instructors contemplating giving a Marginal Pass
or Failing grade shall consult with the sequence chair. It
is the final responsibility of the instructor to determine
a grade and to document for the student the reason for a Marginal
Pass or Failing grade.
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About
the Handbook
Table
of Contents
Introduction
Master's Program, Summer
Master's
Program, Winter
The
Academic and Field Work Performance Standing Committee
Administrative
Policies & Procedures
Other
School Policies
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