NYU Standardizes Policy for Incomplete Grades
NYU has introduced a standardized policy for incomplete grades, allowing students to request temporary extensions if they are unable to finish their coursework before the end of the semester due to unforeseen circumstances.
The policy, which applies to all three degree-granting campuses, enables students to request an "incomplete" grade for overdue coursework.
Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education Mark Siegal said the policy standardizes deadlines and instructions for students and faculty, clarifying expectations that used to differ across schools.
This change aims to homogenize department-specific policies, which previously resulted in failing students with an incomplete status.
Author's summary: NYU introduces a new policy for incomplete grades.
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