Extenuating circumstances - evidence

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  1. AliceVic's Avatar
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    Extenuating circumstances - evidence
    Has anyone actually applied for this? I've been advised by my lecturer to apply for it, but it asks for evidence.

    What sort of evidence is it looking for - counselling, doctors not... etc??
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    Re: Extenuating circumstances - evidence
    Depends on what reason you're applying for. Generally doctors/sick notes/prescriptions (illness, prescriptions if self-explanatory), death certificates (bereavement).
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