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Is it too late to change my module choices?
Hey, Im a fresher economist
. It feels like I picked up the wrong choice for my optional module. But is it too late to change now? And who should I contact if I wanna change?
. It feels like I picked up the wrong choice for my optional module. But is it too late to change now? And who should I contact if I wanna change?Reply 2
Abagnale
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OK, so I may be just in time. So is it absolutely impossible to have any changes after next Wednesday? Thanks very much for ur quick response!!!
Not impossible, but difficult.
You have 4 weeks at the beginning of each year in which you can change your modules without requiring a formal concession (i.e. exemption from the rules) from the Dean of your Faculty.
After 4 weeks, you need the Dean to exempt you from the rules. The Dean will want to see a good reason why you didn't change within the first 4 weeks.
If you wonder why 4 weeks, that is the period the university reckons you can miss then catch up. If you are say hospitalised and out of lectures for more than 4 weeks, they will probably ask you to come back the year after, rather than try and catch up.
You have 4 weeks at the beginning of each year in which you can change your modules without requiring a formal concession (i.e. exemption from the rules) from the Dean of your Faculty.
After 4 weeks, you need the Dean to exempt you from the rules. The Dean will want to see a good reason why you didn't change within the first 4 weeks.
If you wonder why 4 weeks, that is the period the university reckons you can miss then catch up. If you are say hospitalised and out of lectures for more than 4 weeks, they will probably ask you to come back the year after, rather than try and catch up.
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