The central purpose of due process protections is to ensure that

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both a and c. Due process protections are intended to allow the student's voice to be heard by an impartial third party in a claim concerning a failing grade and the instructor must have provided every opportunity for the student to succeed. Part of the record to be reviewed in a due process proceeding will be whether the student was treated differently than were other students, but this is not the central purpose of such protections. Whether or not the student met the standard of care for her level in the program is not determined by the third party hearing a due process claim.

The Central Purpose of Due Process Protections Is to Ensure