Can a multiple choice test mark be appealed?
There is no rule against appealing the mark on a multiple choice test, but such an appeal is likely to fail because: (1) there is no discretion in the way a multiple choice test is graded; and (2) if there is an error, for instance, an invalid question, every student will have been subjected to the error. Suppose your marks have been belled down or otherwise adjusted – how can you appeal that? A grade which has been adjusted can be appealed, but a reason is needed. The mere fact that the grade was adjusted is not a reason to appeal. If you write a test when you are sick and do poorly can you appeal to get a better mark? No. If you are sick and decide to write a test or exam, you have assumed the risk and your grade will normally stand. However, you may be granted other accommodations, such as a reweighting of the grade. Speak to your instructor about your situation. If you get a low mark on an essay and you want to appeal, should you wait until the end of the course? No. Approach the i
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