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Forms and petitions are coordinated by the Student Support Coordinator, Ms. Lee Broussard-Ware. Please email Ms. Lee Broussard-Ware at lbroussard@csudh.edu to submit your completed forms and supportive documents, or if you need assistance with forms and signatures. You may also leave a message at (310) 243-3561.
Go to the Registrar's website to download forms.
Forms and petitions are coordinated by the Student Support Coordinator, Ms. Lee Broussard-Ware. Please email completed forms and supportive documents to Ms. Lee Broussard-Ware at lbroussard@csudh.edu. If you need assistance with forms, please call and leave a message at (310) 243-3561 or email Ms. Broussard-Ware.
The CSUDH campus Add/Drop Policy is noted on the Records and Registrations website. After students have reviewed this information and determined that they need to add or drop a course, CBAPP students may follow the instructions below.
Before the semester begins:
- Students may add or drop courses online at my.CSUDH.edu
- Students who need a Permission Number to register for a course shall request one via email. Instructions can be found at the CBAPP Permission Numbers webpage.
Week 1 through 3:
- Between the start of classes and the end of the add/drop period of each semester, a student may withdraw online at my.CSUDH.edu. No instructor approval is required.
- If a permission number is required to enroll, students shall contact the course instructor to obtain a permission number to add a course unless:
- Students attempting to enroll in 19-21 units must submit the Change of Program form with their advisor’s signature to admit@csudh.edu, and students trying to register in more than 21 units must submit the Change of Program Form form with the Associate Dean’s signature to admit@csudh.edu.
- Students attempting to enroll with a time conflict must submit the Approval for Time Conflict form with the signatures of both instructors and the Late Registration Permission Number noted. The Change of Program form is not necessary.
- To drop a class: students drop via my.CSUDH.edu.
Week 4:
- To add a class: students shall complete the Change of Program Add/Drop form, and note which courses they are requesting to add or drop
- The student shall seek the instructor and Chair signatures via email or during faculty office hours, and the Associate Dean's signature (Email lbroussard@csudh.edu to obtain the Associate Dean's signature.)
- To drop a class: students drop via my.CSUDH.edu. (Instructor and Program Chair’s signatures are no longer required.)
Week 5 through 11:
- Complete a Change of Program: Add/Drop Form and a Petition for Exception Form, and evidence of a serious and compelling reason.
- Students can review the Petition for Exception instructions on the CBAPP Petition for Exception webpage.
Forms and petitions are coordinated by the Student Support Coordinator, Ms. Lee Broussard-Ware. Please email completed forms and supportive documents to Ms. Lee Broussard-Ware at lbroussard@csudh.edu. If you need assistance with forms, please call and leave a message at (310) 243-3561 or email Ms. Broussard-Ware.
The Petition for Exception form can be found at the links below or on the Records and Registration Office webpage. College of Business Administration and Public Policy students, may follow the steps below to submit a Petition for Exception.
- Download the form from the Registrar's website
- Read Petition for Exception instructions on the form
- Complete form (Confirm SID#)
- Submit your form to Ms. Lee Broussard-Ware to complete the process
Change of Program: Add/Drop Form
Student Academic Petitions Appeals Committee (SAPAC)
The SAPAC committee reviews students' petitions the third Tuesday of each month during the spring and fall semesters. Typically in January there is no meeting. Once the committee has met, it takes about two weeks for processing and students are then notified by mail with the results.
Grade Appeal Instructions for Business Administration, Criminal Justice Administration, and Public Administration Undergraduate Students
Grounds for Appealing a Grade
A grade appeal is permitted when a student can show clear evidence that a grade was contrary to procedures as specified in the course syllabus, was based on prejudice, was capricious, or was the result of computational or clerical error. The presumption is that the grades assigned are correct until there is a clear demonstration otherwise. The burden of proof is heavy, and it rests with the student who is appealing.
Grade Appeal Process
1. You must seek to resolve the matter informally with the instructor of record or other appropriate individual. For you to be able to proceed with a grade appeal, you must have met with the faculty member within the regular semester session of the time you knew or should have known of the problem or dispute, unless there is a prior agreement for extension between you and the Department Chair.
It is best to submit your grade appeal request to the instructor via email. The email subject should be “Grade Appeal”. In the body of the email, make sure to include the following:
- Your name as it is listed on the class roster
- The course number, including section
- A detailed description of why you believe you received a grade you did not deserve.
2. If an informal resolution with the instructor is not possible, students are advised to go to the Department Chair for further resolution. Please visit the College website to view the academic departments at
3. If the matter is not worked out informally within 15 classroom days to the satisfaction of the parties, you or your representative may send the grade appeal form to the Associate Dean and copy the Student Support Coordinator.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE GRADE APPEALS FORM
Dr. Tayyeb Shabbir
Associate Dean
College of Business Administration & Public Policy
1000 E. Victoria Street, II 4200
Carson, CA 90747
Email to TSHABBIR@CSUDH.EDU and cc to LBROUSSARD@CSUDH.EDU
Your typewritten statement must contain the following:
- A clear statement of the problem.
- The specific action requested of the University; and
- Arguments to support your request.
4. Upon review of the grade appeal, Associate Dean Shabbir will convene with the faculty member and Department Chair and collect their statements. If after 15 classroom days has passed and a resolution is not satisfactory to all parties, the appeal will be forwarded to Student Grade Appeals Board Chair.
Chair of the Grade Appeals Committee
Provost’s Office, WH 440, (310) 243-3307