Compelling Personal Reasons

On the 'evidence checklis' on my student finance application, it is asking for evidence of compelling personal reasons as to why I did not complete my previous course.

I started university in sept 2009, and I did not complete the course, I left in may 2010 because the course was not right for me and I was really struggling with it. I did this as a course interruption on the understanding that I would return in sept 2011 on a different course. I didn't return as I wanted more time to prepare for a different course (by revising and studying for it), and informed my university of this in sept 2011. I've now been accepted on a different course starting in sept 2012 at a different university through UCAS.

Would this be accepted as compelling personal reasons? It doesn't really seem 'compelling; to me. Or should I select the option that says 'I cannot provide evidence of the items above', even though it would delay my application?

Thank you for any help!

I've had the same issue. I'm currently studying Pharmacy now at UCL but want to transfer to Aston in September. The funny thing with me is that for my year at UCL i did not apply for ANY funding at all not even for tuition fees. I called them a number of times regarding this

First they told me i'd lose one year of funding which is pathetic

Then they told me i need evidence from UCL

Then they told me whatever i was told previously was pathetic and i don't need to send anything in as i have never applied for funding and I've only been at UCL for a year

Soooo irritating!