If a student disagrees with a grade given for a course, he/she may appeal using the procedure described below:
As outlined in the University Manual in section 8.26.13:

1. Review of Syllabus – A professor is required to provide each student a written grading policy in the syllabus, which must be distributed within the first week of class (8.5.2.10). When the grading policy is changed during the semester, students must be informed in writing of these changes as soon as possible. If a professor fails to provide the syllabus as described above, the student should notify the Associate Dean.

2. Meet with Professor – The student should make an appointment with the instructor and provide evidence to support the appeal of the grade. This meeting should occur no later than two weeks from the start of the next semester.

3. Appeal to the Associate Dean – If the issue remains unresolved, the student may appeal the decision of the instructor by submitting their case in writing to the Associate Dean, providing his/her argument for a change of grade. It is expected that the Associate Dean will also consult with the instructor to evaluate the grading decision. The Associate Dean will respond to this request in writing.

4. If the matter remains unresolved, the Associate Dean may refer the matter to the Scholastic Standing Committee for a recommendation.