Exams
Viewing of Exams
Students can request to view their final exams. The purpose of these viewings is pedagogical; they are not a review of the grading (see Review of Assigned Standing). Students may not take exams or records of exams away from these meetings.
To request a viewing, fill out a Viewing of Exam form and submit the completed form in person to the Math Department Office (MATH 121, 1984 Mathematics Road).
Review of Assigned Standing
Students who wish to have their paper regraded can arrange to do so through Enrolment Services. More information and a link to the application can be found through Student Services.
Standing Deferred Exams
Students apply for Standing Deferred (SD) status through their faculties.
For Math courses, students granted SD status will write to complete the course at the next regularly scheduled exam sitting. Only courses scheduled no more than once per year will hold deferred exams during Enrolment Services' SD summer exam period. The Mathematics Department does not take part in the Enrolment Services' SD November exam period.
Exam Hardships
An Exam Hardship is defined as 3 final exams that start and end within a 24 hour period. This a UBC Senate Policy, read more about it on the UBC Calendar website. Students who have an Exam Hardship should register their hardship via the Undergraduate Coordinator.
Academic Concession
Students requesting an academic concession for final assignments or exams must consult their faculty advising office. The Academic Concession form can only be used for in-term academic concessions. The form should be sent to the course instructor.