Seeking Justice and Fairness: Request to change MAM (IB8200) from exam based assessment to be assessed via individual assignment, similar to other MBA
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Seeking Justice and Fairness: Request to change MAM (IB8200) from exam based assessment to be assessed via individual assignment, similar to other MBA

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Since WBS ensures that all students are treated equitably, openly and fairly, from this point, we the distance learning students registered for MAM (IB8200) module (Jan/June 2013), we kindly request Dean Dr. Mark Taylor to treat the DL students like other WBS MBA students (Full-time and Exec) where they are assessed by an assignment not like DL students where the assessment is still based on examination. 

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Our requests: 
  1. To change the mode of assessment for the MAM from examination based to assignment based assessment.
  2. The changes should be applied to the current DL students registered Jan/June 2013. 

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Finally, we thank Dean Dr. Mark Taylor for considering our case and for making sure that justice and fairness is always achieved.


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