Basis for Grade Changes Sample Clauses

Basis for Grade Changes. 12 A final course grade may be changed only if there is unequivocal evidence that one or more of the 13 following applies: 14 a. It was a direct result of arbitrary and capricious conduct on the part of the instructor; 15 b. The instructor discriminated against the student on the basis of a protected classification as 16 the term is defined by Federal Law, New York State Law, or the Administrative Code of the 17 City of New York; 18 c. The grade was incorrectly calculated; 19 d. A clerical error occurred in recording the grade; or 20 e. A mitigating circumstance prevented the student from completing a final assignment or 21 attending the final examination. In such cases, a grade may be changed to either a “W” or “I”
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Basis for Grade Changes. A final course grade may be changed only if there is unequivocal evidence that one or more of the following applies: a. It was a direct result of arbitrary and capricious conduct on the part of the instructor; b. The instructor discriminated against the student on the basis of a protected classification as the term is defined by Federal Law, New York State Law, or the Administrative Code of the City of New York; c. The grade was incorrectly calculated; d. A clerical error occurred in recording the grade; or e. A mitigating circumstance prevented the student from completing a final assignment or attending the final examination. In such cases, a grade may be changed to either a “W” or “I” pursuant to the rules governing these grades. In cases where the grade has been changed to an “I”, the student shall have one (1) additional semester and a summer beyond the final decision of the Grade Appeals Committee in which to complete the work. The temporary grade of incomplete (I) shall change to a failing (IF) grade if the student does not complete all work by the end of the allotted time (see schedule in the catalog). Such an IF grade may not be challenged, and the course must be repeated and successfully completed by the student to receive credit. f. A grade awarded on the basis of academic dishonesty may not be appealed under this procedure, unless the charge has been resolved in favor of the student pursuant to NYIT's Academic Integrity Policy.
Sample 1
Basis for Grade Changes. A final course grade may be changed only if there is unequivocal evidence that one or more of the following applies: 1) It was a direct result of arbitrary and capricious conduct on the part of the instructor. 2) [Effective Spring 2021 semester] A finding of discrimination or discriminatory harassment on the basis of a legally protected classification (as the term is defined by Federal Law, New York State Law, or the Administrative Code of the City of New York) by the instructor in connection with the grade, following a claim filed by the student in accordance with New York Institute of Technology policies. In the event that the claim is still pending, the grade appeal committee will wait to hear the appeal until the investigation is completed and a finding has been made. Furthermore, in the event that the appeal is pending the completion of an investigation, the grade appeal timeline for the resolution of the appeal will be extended until the investigation's findings are communicated to the Grade Appeals Committee. 3) The grade was incorrectly calculated. 4) A clerical error occurred in recording the grade. 5) A mitigating circumstance prevented the student from completing a final assignment or attending the final examination. In such cases, a grade may be changed to either a “W” or “I” pursuant to the rules governing these grades. In cases where the grade has been changed to an “I”, the student shall have one (1) additional semester and a summer beyond the final decision of the Grade Appeals Committee in which to complete the work. The temporary grade of incomplete (I) shall change to a failing (IF) grade if the student does not complete all work by the end of the allotted time (see schedule in the catalog). Such an IF grade may not be challenged, and the course must be repeated and successfully completed by the student to receive credit. 6) A grade awarded on the basis of academic dishonesty may not be appealed under this procedure, unless the charge has been resolved in favor of the student pursuant to NYIT's Academic Integrity Policy.
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