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Understanding course repeats
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This is a general overview of the services available in the the e-Services portal, including accessing academic, financial, and personal information through various menu options.
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Setting up an incomplete contract for students and instructors prior to final grade entry.
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An article for instructors on how to submit final grades into the grade entry system.
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The article provides instructions for students on how to check final grades through E-Services and includes answers to frequently asked questions about grade appeals, GPA locations, and academic records.
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Information for faculty/staff that includes resources for the grading deadlines for the upcoming terms.
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The grade appeal process allows students to challenge a final course grade if they believe it was assigned due to error, inconsistency, or discrimination. Appeals must include a clear explanation, supporting documentation, and a proposed resolution, and must be initiated within the first 10 class days of the following semester.
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This article outlines the steps to attempt to register for undergraduate course for a fourth time.
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Provides instructions and information for instructors on submitting a grade change.
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Academic Forgiveness is a one-time opportunity for undergraduate students at Minnesota State Mankato to reset their GPA by excluding certain low grades from past coursework. To qualify, students must either return after a 3-year break or change majors, and then successfully complete at least 12 credits with a GPA of 2.0 or higher and a grade of “C” or better in each course. This policy applies only to Mankato coursework and does not impact financial aid eligibility calculations.
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Understanding the requirements for undergraduate Dean's list and how to be re-evaluated for Dean's List after a grade change.