IEC Student Handbook Procedures

Appeals Procedure

Appeals Process

An appeal is a request for a change. Students can fill out an Appeals Form for one of the following reasons:
  • ÌýBeginning-of-Session: Section Change or Level Change
  • ÌýMid-Session: Re-evaluation of Probation Status or Honor Code Violation
  • ÌýEnd-of-Session: Level Change, Skip a Level, Final Exam Grade, Final Course Grade, Leave Status, or Dismissal Status.
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Here is the process for appeals at the beginning of the session:
  • Go to all of your classes on the first and second day. You must go to classes in order to submit an appeal.
  • Talk to your IEC Academic Advisor and fill out an Appeals Form
  • Submit form by 1:00 pm on the second day of class
  • Check your CU email for decision by the the Appeals CommitteeÌý
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For mid-session appeals, students may talk to their Academic Advisor at any time and fill out an Appeal Form. Mid-session advising is a good time to complete this form.
Here is the process for appeals at the end of the session:
  • Go to end-of-session advising
  • Talk to your IEC Academic Advisor and fill out an Appeals Form
  • Submit form by 11:00 am on advising day
  • Check email for decision by the the Appeals Committee within two working days
If you have a complaint about someone or something at the IEC, you have the right to speak up and should feel confident that your problem will be heard and addressed. If you have a complaint, you can do the following.
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If you are unhappy about any of the following processes, talk to the Assistant Director for Student Services:
  • Admissions procedureÌý
  • Financial procedures or requirements
  • Insurance
  • Housing
  • student events
  • Registration
  • Other non-academic matters
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If you are unhappy about any of the following, talk to your Instructor directly:
  • Your Instructor
  • Your class grades or assignments
  • Any classroom problems
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Your instructor will help you resolve the problem. If the problem is not resolved, speak to your IEC Academic Advisor.
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Any issues which are not resolved, will be brought to the IEC Director.ÌýÌý