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=== HU-168c: The NSG523 course grade dropped from 95.01% to 25.91%, approximately 69 percentage points, as documented in two Canvas dashboard screenshots taken 15 seconds apart at 3:36:06 PM and 3:36:21 PM on June 15, 2026, apparently during a grading event for the 100-point HESI Exam 1 assignment === {| class="wikitable" style="width:100%" ! style="width:14em" | Severity | High ! Status | CONFIRMED |- ! Issue type | 69-Percentage-Point Course Grade Drop in 15 Seconds Observed in Sequential Screenshots ! Date added | 2026-06-15 |- ! Owner | colspan="3" | Dr. Tanetshia Brown (Adjunct Faculty, NSG523) / Herzing LMS |} '''Finding.''' Per the tracker's evidence, two Canvas dashboard screenshots taken at 3:36:06 PM (Screenshot 3) and 3:36:21 PM (Screenshot 4) on June 15, 2026, show the NSG523-7E, 2262C16 (Medical Surgical Nursing I) course tile grade changing from 95.01 percent to 25.91 percent, a decrease of approximately 69.1 percentage points. The 15-second interval between the screenshots indicates this change occurred during a page refresh or live grading event while the reporting student was viewing his dashboard. The To-Do List in Screenshot 3 shows Unit 6, HESI Exam 1, listed as due 06/14 at 11:59 PM (100 points, overdue), and it no longer appears in Screenshot 4, which instead shows Recent Feedback for Unit 6, HESI Exam 1, confirming the grading event was for this specific assignment. '''Evidence.''' Canvas submission screenshot for NSG523-7E Unit 6, HESI Exam 1 (June 15, 2026, 3:22 PM). Email from Dr. Tanetshia Brown to the reporting student (June 15, 2026, 1:13 PM, marked High Importance). Canvas dashboard screenshots taken at 3:36:06 PM and 3:36:21 PM on June 15, 2026. HESI Assessment Results report (NSG523 Med Surg Nursing I Exam 1, Delivery ID 905079, exam date 06/13/2026, printed 06/15/2026 8:25:03 PM). Provided by the reporting student. '''Reported statement.''' <blockquote>[Screenshot 3, 3:36:06 PM]: NSG523-7E 95.01%. [Screenshot 4, 3:36:21 PM]: NSG523-7E 25.91%.</blockquote> '''Standards.''' 34 CFR 668.14 (administrative capability and accurate academic records); HLC Criterion 2.A (fair and clearly stated academic standards). A 69-percentage-point course grade drop resulting from a 0 on the 100-point exam, an exam that was actually completed at the maximum conversion score of 99.99, is a high-impact grading event. The speed of the change, 15 seconds, observed directly by the student, documents the real-time impact on academic standing. Lead: {{HU|HU-168}}. '''Impact.''' A course grade of 25.91 percent in NSG523 places the student at risk of failing the course and may trigger academic-standing, SAP, and progression consequences if not resolved. The prior grade was 95.01 percent. '''Notes.''' Sub-issue of {{HU|HU-168}} (lead). Confirmed from two timestamped sequential screenshots. The dashboard also shows NSG524-7B at 73.12 percent and NSG525-7E at 94.19 percent in both screenshots, confirming only NSG523 changed. Documented 2026-06-15. <span id="HU-180"></span>
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