The grade appeal process in the College of Humanities concerns those courses taught within this college. In the College of Humanities, all steps in the grade appeal process must be completed in a timely manner according to the college's established timeline outlined below. The forms to be used are COH forms only and must be obtained from the COH Dean's Office in Modern Languages, Room 345. The COH Grade Appeal process conforms with the University of Arizona University Grade Appeal Policy (revised 11-5-07). Students are responsible for familiarizing themselves with the University of Arizona Policy.
A student may appeal a grade in a course by using procedures specified by the department and then the college offering the course. Before beginning the process at the college-level, however, the student should become informed about the department and the program-level process and the steps that are to be followed. For example, a student appealing a grade in an English Composition course should first become informed about the particular process that is to be followed for the Composition Program. Likewise, a student appealing a grade in a basic language course offered in a particular department should first become informed about the process that is to be followed in that department.
All grade appeal timelines refer to the first regular semester after the semester or summer term in which the grade was awarded. In the College of Humanities, grade appeals are not processed during the summer sessions.
The vice dean of the College of Humanities has oversight responsibility for the COH grade appeal process and for ensuring department, program, and college compliance with university policy.
Summary of Grade Appeal Process and Timetable– Steps in the COH
For complete information on the university's grade appeal process see University Grade Appeal Policy (Revised 11-5-07). Please note: this UA Policy is the over-arching Grade Appeal Policy University Grade Appeal Policy.
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