As the end of the semester approaches, many students eagerly await their final grades. For most, the grades they receive accurately reflect their performance throughout the term. However, there are occasions when students receive a grade that they don’t agree with. In these instances, questions may arise about whether a professor has the authority to change a final grade. While the answer may not be straightforward, it is crucial to understand the factors that may influence such a decision.
Alison Bailey
Alison is a recent college graduate. Since college, she’s especially been interested in creating interesting stories and exploring different topics to write about. Writing for BookScouter gives her incredible pleasure and satisfaction. Alison considers content creation as an addictive hobby she puts her whole soul into. She’s also passionate about traveling, reading fiction, stretching, and playing the piano. The greatest stress-reliever for Alison is to pet her cat named Cupcake and listen to his soothing purring.
