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I.1 General Principles

1. Reappraisals of graded term work and academic assessments occur at the department/faculty level that originated those decisions.

2. Reappraisals of term work are generally settled at the department/faculty level. The reappraisal process is outlined in Sections I.2 Reappraisal of Graded Term Work and I.3 Reappraisal of Final Grades (Final Academic Assessments). 

3. Students are responsible to present their arguments as effectively and as fully as possible. Mere dissatisfaction with a grade is not a valid reason for requesting a reappraisal.

4. The reappraisal process does not apply to graduate student thesis examinations or candidacy components. Information regarding appeals of thesis examinations or candidacy components is provided in Graduate Regulations Sections G.K. and G.M. Any other graded term work or final grade appeals submitted by graduate students must be submitted as described in Section I.4 Appeals of Reappraisals.

I.1 General Principles
I.2 Reappraisal of Graded Term Work
I.3 Reappraisal of Final Grades (Final Academic Assessments)
I.4 Appeals of Reappraisals

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