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Start by calmly expressing your concerns about the grade, and go through with them point by point. Try to keep the discussion focused by framing what you say in terms of The question/rubric asked for and then explain how your answer/paper met those requirements.
- Ask if the professor could review the grade or if theres a possibility for adjustment. You can phrase it like: ``Would it be possible to discuss this in more detail? I would appreciate any feedback you could provide. - Thank the professor for their time and consideration.
Students must first meet with their professor. They can then appeal to the department chair or a dean. At some schools, students must put the request in writing and provide evidence to support their desired grade change. If these steps dont work, students can file a formal grade appeal form.
If a student doesnt meet an objective (or specifications, etc.), a reassessment is another attempt to meet the same objective. Reassessments are the critical enabler of a feedback loop: they give students the chance to learn from their mistakes, and to show that theyve successfully improved their understanding.
Frame your question politely, such as ``Would you be able to let me know what my current grade is in the course? or ``I was hoping you could provide an update on my grade for the term paper. If you have any questions or concerns about the grading, you can respectfully express those as well.

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To appeal a grade, you must first contact your professor or instructor. Explain to them why you believe your grade is unfair or inaccurate. Be sure to provide specific evidence to support your claim.
First paragraph: clearly explain the semester(s) and/or class(es) for which you are appealing. Be as specific as possible. You may consider adding the course registration number (CRN) or number of hours in the course. Second paragraph / section: write out the reasons for the request.

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