Stallion wrote:I kind of doubt this rumor. Seems to me if he's ineligible then he'd likely remain ineligible until next grading period grades are posted. Does SMU have mid term courses?
Stallion wrote:I kind of doubt this rumor. Seems to me if he's ineligible then he'd likely remain ineligible until next grading period grades are posted. Does SMU have mid term courses?
Agree. Doesn't make sense.
Not hearing good things about MK. We'll see though
Stallion wrote:I kind of doubt this rumor. Seems to me if he's ineligible then he'd likely remain ineligible until next grading period grades are posted. Does SMU have mid term courses?
Agree. Doesn't make sense.
Not hearing good things about MK. We'll see though
I heard this was true. My daughter personally talked to his best friend when she was getting a new phone and he told her MK was out the first 5 games. The guy was telling her he is best friends with MK and Nick and seemed to be in the know.
I notice SMU does have a process for changing a grade before the end of the next semester based on some type of hardship. I know his mother was deployed to Kuwait-doubt if that would fit but...
Changes of grades, including change of the grade of I, are initiated by the course instructor and authorized by the academic chair and by the academic dean of the school in which the course was offered. If a student requests a grade change, the instructor may ask the student to provide the request as a written petition, which may become an official part of any further process at the instructor’s discretion. Changes of grades may be made only for the following authorized reasons: to clear a grade of I, to correct a processing error or to reflect a re-evaluation of the student’s original work. A change of grade will not be based on additional work options beyond those originally made available to the entire class. Changes of grades of I should be processed within a calendar year of the original grade assignment. Other changes of grades must be processed by the end of the next regular term. No grade will be changed after 12 months or after a student’s graduation, except in cases where a grade is successfully appealed – provided that written notice of appeal is given within six months following graduation – and in extenuating circumstances authorized by the academic dean and approved by the University Registrar’s Office.
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