Appeals assistance
 

 

We get it, academic appeals can be overwhelming! 

So, if you are considering an academic appeal, we're here to help. While we won't be able to file the appeal for you, we are available to guide you in the right direction! You can contact your Vice President of Academics and they will help you through the process of filling out your appeals form.

You can also get help from the Student Advisement office. You can book an appointment with a Student Advisor and they will help you review your options, understand the policies and procedure, how to complete an appeal form and explore the right services and support for you. Once you are ready to submit your appeals, be sure to submit your forms to academicappeals@sheridancollege.ca

 

 
 

 

Need to file a Level 1 Appeal?

The first step is to fill out your Level 1 Academic Appeals Form.

 

 

How To Prepare:

  • Review the Academic Appeals and Consideration Policy & Procedure at policies.sheridancollege.ca to be aware of deadlines.

  • Collect your supporting documentation; the policy will help you determine what you need.

  • Prepare a list of questions to discuss with a Student Advisor.

For more information and contact info for the Student Advisement, click here. 

Have questions or need support with the appeals process?

For further assistance, contact your SSU Vice President, Grace Verghese, for any questions about appeals at:
grace.rebecaverghese@sheridancollege.ca

Grace can help you complete your appeals form, answer questions about the process and help guide you along the way. Although the SSU cannot process your appeals, or make the final decision regarding your appeals, we are happy to help make the process a little easier.

Your VP can help you in completing your appeal form and guide you on next steps. Please note, she cannot make any decisions regarding the approval or denial of your appeals. Please note, although the SSU cannot process your appeals, or make the final decision regarding your appeals, we would like to help you with the process.

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