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If I was to finish first year of undergrad degree and suspend my studies after first year for one year untill I’m better from a medical issue that I got during Christmas and has messed up my life ever since (I need proper time to recover and not have anything tying me down to commiting to moving 600 miles away and studying incase I’m not better by the start of second year!)
Is this possible? Can you suspend for a whole year? If needs be I’ll drop out I’m just aware if I was to get better and want to go back, not only would I need to re apply but student finance wouldn’t fund 1/3 years as I’ve all-ready had a full years funding. Like I said if I’m not better and suspending for a year isn’t possible I’ll drop out and deal with going back when I’m better, but ucas doesn’t say if you can suspend for a whole year or not!
If I was to finish first year of undergrad degree and suspend my studies after first year for one year untill I’m better from a medical issue that I got during Christmas and has messed up my life ever since (I need proper time to recover and not have anything tying me down to commiting to moving 600 miles away and studying incase I’m not better by the start of second year!)
Is this possible? Can you suspend for a whole year? If needs be I’ll drop out I’m just aware if I was to get better and want to go back, not only would I need to re apply but student finance wouldn’t fund 1/3 years as I’ve all-ready had a full years funding. Like I said if I’m not better and suspending for a year isn’t possible I’ll drop out and deal with going back when I’m better, but ucas doesn’t say if you can suspend for a whole year or not!
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need advice!
If I was to finish first year of undergrad degree and suspend my studies after first year for one year untill I’m better from a medical issue that I got during Christmas and has messed up my life ever since (I need proper time to recover and not have anything tying me down to commiting to moving 600 miles away and studying incase I’m not better by the start of second year!)
Is this possible? Can you suspend for a whole year? If needs be I’ll drop out I’m just aware if I was to get better and want to go back, not only would I need to re apply but student finance wouldn’t fund 1/3 years as I’ve all-ready had a full years funding. Like I said if I’m not better and suspending for a year isn’t possible I’ll drop out and deal with going back when I’m better, but ucas doesn’t say if you can suspend for a whole year or not!
need advice!
If I was to finish first year of undergrad degree and suspend my studies after first year for one year untill I’m better from a medical issue that I got during Christmas and has messed up my life ever since (I need proper time to recover and not have anything tying me down to commiting to moving 600 miles away and studying incase I’m not better by the start of second year!)
Is this possible? Can you suspend for a whole year? If needs be I’ll drop out I’m just aware if I was to get better and want to go back, not only would I need to re apply but student finance wouldn’t fund 1/3 years as I’ve all-ready had a full years funding. Like I said if I’m not better and suspending for a year isn’t possible I’ll drop out and deal with going back when I’m better, but ucas doesn’t say if you can suspend for a whole year or not!
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(Original post by _pch_)
need advice!
If I was to finish first year of undergrad degree and suspend my studies after first year for one year untill I’m better from a medical issue that I got during Christmas and has messed up my life ever since (I need proper time to recover and not have anything tying me down to commiting to moving 600 miles away and studying incase I’m not better by the start of second year!)
Is this possible? Can you suspend for a whole year? If needs be I’ll drop out I’m just aware if I was to get better and want to go back, not only would I need to re apply but student finance wouldn’t fund 1/3 years as I’ve all-ready had a full years funding. Like I said if I’m not better and suspending for a year isn’t possible I’ll drop out and deal with going back when I’m better, but ucas doesn’t say if you can suspend for a whole year or not!
need advice!
If I was to finish first year of undergrad degree and suspend my studies after first year for one year untill I’m better from a medical issue that I got during Christmas and has messed up my life ever since (I need proper time to recover and not have anything tying me down to commiting to moving 600 miles away and studying incase I’m not better by the start of second year!)
Is this possible? Can you suspend for a whole year? If needs be I’ll drop out I’m just aware if I was to get better and want to go back, not only would I need to re apply but student finance wouldn’t fund 1/3 years as I’ve all-ready had a full years funding. Like I said if I’m not better and suspending for a year isn’t possible I’ll drop out and deal with going back when I’m better, but ucas doesn’t say if you can suspend for a whole year or not!
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(Original post by Mr Wednesday)
Yes, for a well defined medical issue or similar disruption universities will typically let you take a formal interruption of studies (IOS) and then re-start your course where you left off. I just had a tutee rejoin their course after a 2 year break for military service so as long as you present a well defined case to the senior tutor / course director this is usually a pretty standard thing.
Yes, for a well defined medical issue or similar disruption universities will typically let you take a formal interruption of studies (IOS) and then re-start your course where you left off. I just had a tutee rejoin their course after a 2 year break for military service so as long as you present a well defined case to the senior tutor / course director this is usually a pretty standard thing.
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