Discrimination Document For Students In Tarrant
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The Grade Appeal Committee must know your grounds for appeal. Second, state the evidence in support of your appeal. Stick to the facts. Name calling, unsubstantiated reports about other students' experiences, and exaggerated claims will not help your case.
The grading scale is: 90-100 is an A, 80-89 is a B, 70-79 is a C, 60-69 is a D, 0-59 is an F.
Academic Grade Appeal Students may petition for review of a grade within 30 calendar days after the first class day of the next long session. Visit the TCC Catalog to learn more about grade reviews and appeals.
A grade appeal arises when circumstances either prevent assignment of an earned course grade or cause an assigned course grade to be questioned by a student. The basis for questioning a grade and filing a grade appeal is limited by the criteria defined in the Student Course Grade Appeal Policy.
Grading System GradePoint Value A 4 points (excellent) B 3 points (good) C 2 points (average) D 1 point (passing)1 more row •