Termination from university

I was supposed to go into my first year, but my studies got terminated. I did really bad in my exams, so I was resitting them and I managed to pass only one resit. In total, I have 2 failed modules so my university decided to terminate me. I'm not sure what to do now. Should I appeal, transfer to another university, give up entirely? I'm really confused and would appreciate the help.

The timeline for this is confusing. What year are you currently in - and what exams did you fail, resit and fail again?

I failed my first year, I was supposed to go into my second year. Sorry for the initial mistake, I'm really stressed out. I was studying Computing, I failed System Analysis & Design and Web-Based Programming.

You need to speak to your programme leader about your options. Usually a university would allow someone who failed referred assessments (resits) another chance at re-enrolling on the year, and taking the failed modules again. However, this sometimes is dependent on your overall performance at both the original assessment and the resit, and if you did particularly badly at them (say <30) then they might take the decision to terminate your studies. They would also take into account things like diligence at your studies, so for instance if you've not been attending lectures, classes or meetings AND failed, it makes it more likely that they would terminate your studies.

Do you want to continue with this degree at this institution, or start somewhere else afresh. Your student funding is for the length of your course plus one extra 'gift year' which can be used for a false start such as this. So long as you haven't enrolled onto the second year, you should still have enough funding left.

Thanks for the response, I appreciate it. In terms of my performance, I have 80 credits out of 120, which I understand isn't good but I'm at least half way there. Due to some health issues, which I discussed with my university and my course leader, I struggled to attend classes, but overall my attendance was decent and I tried to be an active participant whenever I attended.

I like the university and the city I was supposed to study in so I'd like to continue on with this degree and this university, though I understand if I'm unable to do that.

I was supposed to go into my second year, but my studies got terminated. I did really bad in my exams, so I was resitting them and I managed to pass only one resit. In total, I have 2 failed modules so my university decided to terminate me. I'm not sure what to do now. Should I appeal, transfer to another university, give up entirely? I'm really confused and would appreciate the help.

I was supposed to go into my second year, but my studies got terminated. I did really bad in my exams, so I was resitting them and I managed to pass only one resit. In total, I have 2 failed modules so my university decided to terminate me. I'm not sure what to do now. Should I appeal, transfer to another university, give up entirely? I'm really confused and would appreciate the help.

Hi, I know this was 2 years ago but can you please tell me what was the date that you got informed about the termination? + was on result day ?
Thank you

I'm in a similar spot, OP. I also only managed to achieve 80/120 credits on my own course, leading to my termination. I know how stressful it can be, and I'm sorry you've had to go through this.
(Also, as a side question to anyone reading this, must I notify SFE that I've failed so they don't pay me anything, or will that be sorted automatically?)
That said, as discussed already, you have plenty of options. Since you've mentioned that you had health issues, I would again look into writing an appeal to your university on the grounds that they weren't fully aware of your circumstances. This is what I have also done. With this, make sure you:
a) Clearly explain why this made your studies more difficult for you (even better if you have any hard evidence of your issues)
b) Are prepared to explain why you didn't mention this circumstance to the university until now
Also, as said before, look into contacting your course's welfare team (if one exists), your programme lead, your tutor etc. Anyone who could advise and guide you on this, and make your life that much easier. Do see this through asap, as I'm sure appeal deadlines are looming over soon.
Otherwise, don't lose hope. Your life can and will go on. This may be a good opportunity for some good introspection to figure out the reasons why you failed, whether your course is suitable, etc. This process is usually very painful and very worthwhile.
You're never alone.

Hi, I know this was 2 years ago but can you please tell me what was the date that you got informed about the termination? + was on result day ?
Thank you

Did you get help? was you able to progress?

Did you get help? was you able to progress?