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3 years ago

If you have an issue with a course or professor, who do you contact?

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iris [78.8K]3 years ago

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Answer.

The relationship between a college student and their classroom is important in teaching. If the relationship between them is not good then it may have serious impact in the way of success in a course.

If a student have problem with professor then he should first contact the professor and discuss about it, most of the instructors and students try to solve such issues. If a problem cannot be worked out then the student should contact the department or the division chairperson. If nothing works then the student should talk to the dean.

BabaBlast [244]3 years ago

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Explanation:

The first step is to talk to the course professor directly to know what is the problem if it can be iron out BTW the two of you but if it cant be resolve then u try to contact your level adviser seeking for his advise on the matter, if the case still remain the same try to contact the department directly through the head if department for solution and after there the last stage is the dean of the faculty who can now take the case to the school management if he cant solve it

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