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Unsatisfactory Academic ProgressThe University reviews the academic progress of all students to assist them towards the successful completion of their course and, where necessary, directs them to the appropriate source of personal and/or academic assistance. However, if a student's progress is considered to be unsatisfactory, the University may decide to implement an intervention strategy as outlined in the Academic Progress Intervention Strategy Procedures. Students who have been warned about unsatisfactory academic progress should seek assistance from the Student Support Services available. (See University Support Services). What is Unsatisfactory Academic Progress? Appearing before an Academic Progress Committee (APC) Appealing your Exclusion to the Academic Exclusion Committee (EAC) (including Exclusion Appeal Forms) Information for StaffAcademic Progress Information - including Proformas (Staff Restricted Access) |
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