If your appeal is late, your campus Examinations Office will email you a Reason for Lateness Form to complete and return. Appeals must be submitted within seven working days of the publication of the ...

Click here for a printable PDF version. The Student Course Request Form (CRF) is the tool for students to request courses for an upcoming semester. The CRF will close at a designated published date ...

What evidence do you have that you are not guilty of the charge? All evidence must be uploaded with your appeal form (syllabi, tests, project instructions, etc.). Why do you feel the sanction is too ...

Forms for appeals of decisions made at the Family Proceedings Court and Family Care Centre. If you are considering appealing the judge’s decision - see Appeal a decision. If you are in any doubt about ...

A student should submit the corresponding request form below to request that an absence notification be sent. The absence policies established by the University Senate can be found on the Student ...

To submit an appeal, a student, or a member of the faculty or staff of the University (appellant) shall complete the form below noting the area to be appealed and submit the form to the Assistant Vice ...

Appeals must be filed with the secretary within 3 weeks of receipt of the denied decision. To open an appeal, email [email protected] a completed application form. Indicate that you require time to obtain ...

you should submit an academic appeals form to the Student Administration Service (Engagement and Progress Team), along with any supporting evidence. The team needs to receive the form within the ...

The forms you see may vary based on your level and current status — not all forms will be visible to all applicants. This page provides a detailed description and instructions on how to submit each ...

Add/drop form (PDF) Time conflict form (PDF). Permission of the instructors from both classes is needed to register. Students can now email their registration forms to [email protected] from ...

UB uses License Plate Recognition (LPR). Your license plate is your virtual permit to park. UB students, faculty, staff and vendors need to register their license plate(s) to park in many areas on ...