1st Sem Grade SY 2526; Dear Atty, Registrar, Dean
NOTE: 5 months in the making. Grades delayed.
Perhaps it is time for this matter to become a serious topic of discussion within the AUSL community.
Formal channels have already been exhausted: the concern was first raised through the Registrar, who advised that their office could no longer continue following up with the concerned professor-attorney after prior inquiries were allegedly met with displeasure. The matter was then elevated to the Office of the Dean, but despite this, no acknowledgment, action, or definite timeline has been given.
At this point, quiet follow-ups appear to have led nowhere. The continued delay in the release of grades is no longer a private inconvenience affecting only a few students; it is a serious academic concern that directly impacts students’ futures, enrollment tracks, graduation schedules, and overall law school progression.
For students under conditional enrollment, the uncertainty is even more prejudicial. They are forced to proceed without knowing whether their current subjects will ultimately be credited, exposing them to the risk of wasted time, effort, and financial resources.
This issue deserves broader attention because students should not be left in prolonged uncertainty simply because grades remain unreleased without explanation. If institutional mechanisms remain silent, then perhaps responsible discussion within the student body and the Administration is necessary to bring urgency, accountability, and transparency to the matter.