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3.6 Qatar Faculty - Appeals Process


Reappraisal/Appeals

Appeals initiated by students in the BN Regular Track and Post-Diploma programs will be governed by the University of Calgary's regulations and procedures. Appeals at the Faculty level must be in writing, directed to the Dean, or designate, and submitted within 15 days of the event or ruling giving rise to the appeal. Any such appeal must specify (a) exactly what is being appealed, (b) grounds for the appeal, and (c) the remedy sought. If sufficient grounds are not specified in the letter of appeal, the Chairperson of the Committee on Appeals may refuse to entertain the appeal.

Also see I. Reappraisal of Graded Term Work and Academic Assessments (final grades) and J. Student Appeals to the University Appeals Committee and University Appeals Tribunal in the Academic Regulations section of this Calendar.


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