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An academic appeal is a challenge to an academic decision, such as a grade or withdrawal from a course. To make an appeal, a student must submit an appeal form within 10 working days of the decision, explaining the decision being appealed, the grounds for appeal, and requested outcome. Supporting evidence must also be provided. Appeals can be submitted in person or by email to the student's Learning and Teaching Services Hub for consideration. Students unsure about the appeals process should seek advice from the Advice Service.
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- 2. What is an academic appeal? How to challenge an academic decision: You can appeal most academic decisions, including: n • Confirmed academic marks • Refusals of requests for time extensions • Withdrawal from a course • The first stage of appeal is called a Stage 1 appeal • If you have appealed a decision before, you may need to make a Stage 2 appeal. The Advice Service can advise you on how and when to make a stage 2 appeal
- 3. Before you start Is your appeal in time? • You should submit your appeal within 10 working days of receiving the decision you are appealing • If you cannot appeal within that time limit you can ask for a time extension if you have a good reason • If you are unsure about the time limit, check with an Advice Worker
- 4. Can I appeal? You can appeal if: Is your appeal in time? • one of the following reasons (or “grounds” ) applies: • you have reported extenuating circumstances (ECs) which have not been fully and properly considered; or • your performance was adversely affected by unreported ECs AND you have UEA approval to submit late; or • you have not received adequate or appropriate learning support; or Continued on next slide
- 5. Can I appeal? More grounds of appeal : • You have not received sufficient teaching, supervision or research training; or • Your result is not valid because correct procedure was not followed; or • Your result has been affected by prejudice and/or bias; or • Significant changes made to a course were not properly communicated and/or were not properly taken into account; or • Natural Justice dictates that the appeal be upheld
- 6. What do I do next? To prepare your appeal: Complete an appeal form explaining • What decision you are appealing • Why you are appealing it – show which appeal ground you are using (see previous slides) • All the relevant facts about your appeal • What outcome you are asking for • Check UEA guidance on how to complete the form • Gather your supporting evidence • For tips on writing a good statement & guidance on what evidence you will need see our handy guide
- 7. How do I submit my appeal? This is what you need to do: Is your appeal in time? • You can submit your appeal by email or in person to your LTS Hub. • Make sure you quote your name and campus card number • Make sure you keep a copy of your appeal statement, form and evidence • Keep a record of when and how you put in your appeal • You should receive an acknowledgement letter within 5 working days
- 8. Need help? How to get help: Is your appeal in time? • If you would like help writing your statement, completing the form, or advice about evidence, contact the Advice Service • How to contact us: • Come to Advice Service reception which is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for information and to make appointments. • Drop-in sessions each week. Check the website for location details • Email: advicecentre@uea.ac.uk • Phone: 01603 593463