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Applying For Extenuating Circumstances

Applying For Extenuating Circumstances. ...from here all possible details can be explained. University regulations state that extenuating circumstances may be granted for each of the following three reasons.

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Applying For Extenuating Circumstances

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  1. Applying For Extenuating Circumstances ...from here all possible details can be explained. University regulations state that extenuating circumstances may be granted for each of the following three reasons... • Any given reason in most circumstances would only be valid either during or in the build up to a formal assessment. • Also, any given reason must be backed up with valid and acceptable evidence. Serious illness or accident. Severe stress Other factors deemed out of a students control.

  2. Student Intranet Home Page Coursework Regulations Key Points. Coursework submitted 2 weeks late is treated as a referral. Coursework submitted late without an Extenuating Circumstances claim receives a ZERO grade. Coursework submitted more than 2 weeks late will be given feedback. Extensions can NOT be awarded. School coursework can never be accepted by School Academic Staff.

  3. The Student Handbook Clicking the valid link opens the Handbook in PDF format. In turn, this can be viewed, saved or printed and consists of 15 pages.

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