I see this problem everyday in California. I'm guessing that your school hasn't any documentation indicating when I grievance must be resolved. I'm not sure how a 90% in a course equates to a C. What does the syllabus say about the assignment of letter grades? Why does the syllabus say that a B- is necessary for something? What does the school's course catalog say? Your options are to complain to whomever accredits this school, or you can sue them. By the way, request under FERPA a complete disclosure of all documents and materials related to your attendance at this school. They likely will not comply or will incompletely comply, giving you another cause of action. California is filled with its own versions of rogue schools, in the tradition of Trump University. I suspect that the school sees you as a weak student and they are applying belated quality control by finding an excuse to fail you. I've seen some schools in California actually change grades behind students' backs.

I see this problem everyday in California. I'm guessing that your school hasn't any documentation indicating when I grievance must be resolved. I'm not sure how a 90% in a course equates to a C. What does the syllabus say about the assignment of letter grades? Why does the syllabus say that a B- is necessary for something? What does the school's course catalog say? Your options are to complain to whomever accredits this school, or you can sue them. By the way, request under FERPA a complete disclosure of all documents and materials related to your attendance at this school. They likely will not comply or will incompletely comply, giving you another cause of action. California is filled with its own versions of rogue schools, in the tradition of Trump University. I suspect that the school sees you as a weak student and they are applying belated quality control by finding an excuse to fail you. I've seen some schools in California actually change grades behind students' backs.