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Reply 1

Original post by Anwar786
Can i pause my degree and continue after 2 years because of issues?


Go and see the student advisor and look about suspension of studies. they may allow one year but two would be harder. They could just cash you out.

https://www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk/study/university-centre/handbook/suspensions

Reply 2

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Reply 3

Original post by Anwar786
Can i pause my degree and continue after 2 years because of issues?

Yes, many colleges and universities offer options for students to pause their studies temporarily for various reasons. This is typically referred to as taking a leave of absence or a hiatus from your degree program. Here’s how you can approach it:

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Check College Policies: Review your college’s specific policies regarding leaves of absence. This information is usually available on their website or in the student handbook. It will outline the procedures and conditions for taking a break from your studies.

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Reasons for Pause: Be prepared to explain your reasons for wanting to pause your degree. Valid reasons might include health issues, personal/family emergencies, financial constraints, or other significant circumstances.

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Procedure to Follow:

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Contact your college’s registrar’s office or student services department to inquire about the process for taking a leave of absence.

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Complete any required forms or documentation to officially request the leave.

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Be aware of any deadlines or specific requirements, such as notifying instructors or financial aid offices.

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Timeline and Returning:

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Determine the duration of your leave (e.g., one semester, one year, etc.). Colleges may have limitations on how long you can pause your studies.

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Plan for your return. Discuss with your college when and how you will resume your studies after the leave period ends.

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Financial Aid and Scholarships:

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If you receive financial aid or scholarships, understand how taking a leave of absence might affect your eligibility. Some types of aid may require you to reapply upon your return.

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Stay Informed:

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Stay in touch with your college during your leave period. Keep them updated on any changes or developments that may impact your plans to return.

Taking a leave of absence can provide you with the necessary time and flexibility to address personal challenges while ensuring you can return to your studies with a clear focus and readiness.