Academic Appeal
Academic Standing (Suspension) Appeal
Southern University and A & M College – Baton Rouge recognizes that, on rare occasions, serious extenuating circumstances may prevent you from adhering to the established policies and procedures of the University. This Academic Standing Appeal Process was designed for these situations. If you have received notification from the Registrar Office that you are on Academic Suspension, you will need to complete and submit the Academic Appeal Application.
However, the University strictly adheres to its published policies, procedures and deadlines. Only in EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES will appeals be considered and approved. The burden of proof of these circumstances falls upon the student. The Academic Standing Policy can be found below.
Please complete all steps outlined on the dynamic form to appeal your academic ineligibility. Failure to submit documentation and follow instructions will result in a delay in the decision of your appeal or denial. Once a decision has been reached, you receive an email to your SUS email address and the email address placed on application from the Academic Appeal Committee (afappeals@subr.edu). Remember: If you are on Academic Suspension, you MUST complete an SAP Appeal with the Office of Financial Aid.
Policies
Undergraduate Academic Standing Policy
Graduate Academic Standing Policy
Please review the respective Academic Standing Policy prior to submitting your appeal.
Appeal Applications may be submitted via Dynamic Forms utilizing your "sus" email address. See below!
*All students who submit an Academic Appeal should also complete a SAP appeal. An approval of your Academic Appeal appeal does not guarantee an approval of your SAP appeal. SAP Appeals can be completed by logging in to Campus Logic by utilizing the following link: subr.verifymyfafsa.com. Please visit the Office of Financial Aid.
For additional questions regarding your ACADEMIC Appeal status, please contact
Dr. Alisa M. Ross
Director, Data Assessment and QEP
225. 771. 5564