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    Academic Appeals

    Graduate and undergraduate students at the Marxe School can file an academic appeal for a number of reasons including:

    • Retroactive course withdrawal from a semester
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    • Extension of time to complete a degree

    Academic Appeals are heard by the Committee on Academic Standing (CAS) which is comprised of four faculty members elected by the entire Marxe faculty and two student representatives as well as staff members. Students do not appear before the CAS.

    To submit an academic appeal, please complete the online submission form. You are also required to submit a written statement, any supporting documentation (e.g. doctor’s notes, hospital records, email correspondence) and unofficial Baruch transcript; you will be asked to upload these documents on the online form. Please have your statement, all supporting documentation and unofficial Baruch transcript ready to be uploaded BEFORE starting the form.

    Committee decisions are final and a resubmitted appeal without any new information will not be considered again. The Committee considers appeals twice during each fall and spring semester and once during the summer.

    Spring 2026 Marxe Committee on Academic Standing Meeting Dates:

    The Committee on Academic Standing will meet in March and May. The deadline to submit an Academic Appeals Form for the March meeting is March 2, 2026, and for the May meeting is April 27, 2026. Appeals received after these deadlines will be reviewed at the next scheduled Committee meeting in the Summer.

    Marxe Academic Appeals Online Submission Form

     


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