After my Appeal

My appeal was denied by the Appeal Review Administrator, what does that mean?

If your appeal was denied by the Appeal Review Administrator, the Appeal Review Administrator’s decision is final and not appealable at the University.  The decision or outcome that you were appealing remains in effect. [See Section 4.65 of the University Appeals Committee Procedure or Section 4.67 of the University Appeals Tribunal Procedure]  As this is not the result you were seeking, please ensure that you are receiving the support you need (click here for information on the resources available to assist you in determining your next steps).

Please see the Academic Calendar for information on registration while under appeal, withdrawal from classes and fees.

My appeal was denied by the University Appeals Committee or the University Appeals Tribunal, what does that mean?

If your appeal was denied by the University Appeals Committee (UAC) or the University Appeals Tribunal (UAT), that means that the outcome you requested has been denied and your appeal was not successful.  The decision and outcome that you were appealing remains in effect. However, if the UAC or UAT decided a different outcome, that is the outcome that is now in effect.

If the decision was made by the UAC, you may be able to appeal further to the UAT.

Please see the Academic Calendar for information on registration while under appeal, withdrawal from classes and fees.

As this is not the result you were seeking, please ensure that you are receiving the support you need (click here for information on the resources available to assist you in determining your next steps).

I was successful in my appeal, what happens next?

If you were successful in your appeal, the outcome described in the appeal decision will occur.  It may take time for the outcome to be achieved, and you may need to provide the appeal decision to your faculty, the registrar or another person on campus to ensure that the outcome is put in place as soon as possible.

If you have concerns about that the respondent to your appeal has not carried out any action required by the University Appeals Committee or the University Appeals Tribunal, you may submit your concerns to the University Student Appeals Office.  Your concern will be forwarded to a University Appeals Committee chair or University Appeals Tribunal chair (as appropriate), who will determine whether further investigation is needed [See sections 4.60 and 4.61 of the University Appeals Committee Procedure or sections  4.62 and 4.63 of the University Appeals Tribunal Procedure]