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(1) This (2) Students are required to communicate clearly and honestly with the College in respect of all their circumstances. (3) Staff and Faculty are required to communicate in a timely manner in respect of students for whom this procedure is relevant. (4) The Department of the Registrar is responsible for implementing this procedure in liaison with the Programme Director or nominee. (5) Where a student has actively attempted and failed the assessment associated with a module that is required for successful completion of their programme, and has exhausted all repeat opportunities, following the end of the window for appeals, that student can no longer graduate from the programme. (6) The Registrar writes to the student as soon as possible after the end of the window for appeal for the failed module in order to advise them of the following: (7) Where a student receives this communication, the student has the following options: (8) Where a student does not respond to a communication from the Department of the Registrar within 10 working days from its issue, the student will be deemed to have withdrawn from the programme. The College Initiated Withdrawals Due to Non-Engagement Procedure will then apply.Assisting Failing Students to Exit Programmes Procedure
Section 1 - Introduction
Purpose and Parent Policy
Responsibilities
Student Responsibilities
Staff and Faculty Responsibilities
Department of the Registrar
Section 2 - Procedure
Part A - Exiting a Programme Due to Failure of Modular Assessment(s)
College Communication
Student Options
Non-Communication: Withdrawal