Appeal of Undergraduate Transfer Credit Decisions
NUMBER: Policy II-5-1
(Formerly Policy II-C-2)
Transfer of credit is governed by South Dakota Board of Regents policy. Under
this policy, each regental institution will develop and maintain a procedure for
the appeal of transfer credit decisions.
1.
If the original transfer credit decision was made by another regental
institution, the undergraduate student will follow the procedures established by
that institution.
2.
If the original transfer credit decision was made by the South Dakota
School of Mines and Technology, the undergraduate student should first attempt
to resolve transfer credit decisions through consultation with the original
transfer credit evaluator. This individual will normally be the student’s
academic advisor or the department transfer credit evaluator.
3.
If transfer issues cannot be resolved at the Step-1 level, the student
may submit a written appeal to the Registrar and Director of Academic Services.
The registrar will appoint a three-member panel to review, evaluate and make
recommendations relative to the appeal. The registrar will then inform the
student of the panel’s recommendations and will submit these recommendations to
the department transfer credit evaluator and the student’s major field
department head.
4.
The department transfer credit evaluator and the student’s major field
department head will review the appeal and the panel’s recommendations and
reconsider transfer credit decisions in light of these recommendations. The
department transfer credit evaluator will then inform the student of the action
taken as a result of the appeal.
5.
If transfer issues are not resolved at the Step-2 level, the student may
submit an appeal to the Provost/Vice President for Academic Affairs.
6.
The decision of the Provost/Vice President for Academic Affairs is final.
SOURCE: Dean of Students, May 1993; Office of
the Provost, Sept. 2004; Office of the Provost, Dec. 2009
BOR
Reference: Policy 2:5, Policy 2:9
Contact: SDSMT Policy
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