What is the Fifth Year Internship?
This internship provides an additional year for undergraduates who are not quite sure about the next step in their careers, or who need more course work before applying to graduate school. As a Fifth Year Intern, you will receive up to 18 free credit hours’ tuition per semester while you work 20 hours per week. Contact the Office of Academic Affairs if you are interested in one of these internships. How do I challenge a grade? The following procedure is provided to students who believe they have been treated unfairly by a faculty member in the final grade given for the course: The student may initiate consideration of the challenged grade with the faculty member who gave the grade. The grade challenge must occur within four weeks after grades were posted on the student’s academic record. If the issue isn’t resolved during informal discussions with the faculty member, the student must start the Application for Formal Inquiry. Step One: The student and the faculty member will provide a b
This internship provides an additional year for undergraduates who are not quite sure about the next step in their careers, or who need more course work before applying to graduate school. As a Fifth Year Intern, you will receive up to 18 free credit hours’ tuition per semester while you work 20 hours per week. Contact the Office of Academic Affairs if you are interested in one of these internships. How do I challenge a grade? If you think you have been treated unfairly in a final grade: 1. Discuss it with the faculty member who gave the grade, or with the dean of the college in which the course was taught. This must occur within three weeks after grades were mailed. 2. If you don’t resolve the issue with the faculty member and/or the college dean, submit a written statement to the Vice President for Academic Affairs detailing the grievance. 3. The Vice President for Academic Affairs may make a decision or refer it to a committee (you as the student also may ask for a committee). Click
