Northern Arizona University

1. 1 Your high school sees your grades

   "Please be aware that NAU makes grades available to the student's advisor and Northern Arizona University's Dean of Students as well as to the Arizona high school and/or community college the student previously attended, if applicable."

   NAU policy 100412 — grading
2. 2 A friend can proof your paper

   "Unless prohibited by the faculty member for educational reasons, editing and/or proofreading by another person is not considered cheating." Having someone else write the work is still off limits.

   NAU policy 100601 — academic integrity
3. 3 Only an A shows up on A-Pass-Fail

   "if students enroll in a letter grade course for the "A"-Pass-Fail option, they receive an "A" when they earn that grade; grades "B," "C," and "D" appear on the transcript as a "P"; and they receive an "F" when they earn that grade."

   NAU policy 100412 — grading
4. 4 Integrity notice? You get 3 days

   "If the student wishes to dispute the violation and/or sanction, they must reply to the faculty member within three (3) business days of the faculty member's integrity violation notification to request an initial meeting."

   NAU policy 100601 — academic integrity
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