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Appealing your final grade or result
Find out if you can appeal your final grade or result, what evidence you need to provide to make an appeal and how the appeals process at AUT works.
Choose what you need to appeal:
Need help with your appeal?
Not sure where to start or want some support with the appeals process? AUTSA (the AUT Students' Association is here to help, and their advocacy team offers free, confidential and independent support.
Feeling the pressure?
Making an appeal can be a lot of pressure. If you need any help with managing your stress and looking after your wellbeing, get in touch with a student advisor at the Student Hub who can help you create a support plan.
When you can appeal your final grade or result
You can appeal your final grade or result if:
- You can present additional information that couldn't reasonably have been made available before the final grades were approved and therefore couldn’t have been brought to AUT’s attention at the time.
- You can show new or additional evidence that there was a material irregularity in how the assessment was conducted, or in the procedures of the assessment board or board of studies. This means that AUT procedures were not followed, or an assessment was conducted in a way that you think disadvantaged you unfairly (for example if an assessment was significantly changed after you started your course).