Completion Coaching is a three-session package for undergraduate and co-term students that provides them with tailored academic coaching support and accountability to help them resolve any "Incomplete" grades received in the last year.
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Completion Coaching
What is Completion Coaching?
Completion Coaching is a three-session academic coaching package which provides tailored support and accountability toward finishing your Incomplete/s. Over the course of three sessions, you will meet individually with an Academic Coach who understands the challenge of your situation. The sessions will consist of the following:
- Session 1: You and your coach will identify your unique strengths and obstacles, and come up with an individualized plan to help you finish one or more Incompletes.
- Session 2: You will celebrate any progress toward your Incomplete goals, troubleshoot your strategies and adjust your plan as needed, and work together to ensure you are able to successfully execute your plan.
- Session 3: You will reflect on what's been working so far, continue tackling any obstacles toward executing your plan, and work with your coach to ensure that you feel confident in finishing your Incomplete/s.
Who is Completion Coaching for?
Completion Coaching is for Stanford undergraduate and co-term students who have one or more Incompletes to finish.
How do I get started?
To schedule your first Completion Coaching session, visit the Undergrad Coaching booking page and choose "Completion Coaching" as the reason. Completion Coaching appointments are 50 minutes each, and you can choose the appointment time that works best for you. You will also be able to choose whether you'd like to meet in person (which will take place at 408 Panama Mall) or online via Zoom.
Incomplete and Repeat Grades FAQ
The 'I' grade is defined under the General University Grading System. You can learn about Incompletes and Repeat Grades here.
You can speak directly with your instructor(s) if you feel comfortable doing so. You can also consult your Undergraduate Advising Director about your options and how to communicate with your instructor(s) about their policies around Incomplete grades. You can find your Undergraduate Advising Director here.