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Year's Grace Definition

Aryzel · 2004-09-20 18:19:23

How exactly do we define the years grace. "The season after you complete your exams/lectures" If you were doing exams externally would you qualify for a years grace after that? Its not defined (i think) so its our decision, what do people think we sould go for?

20-09-2004 6:19pm

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Aryzel

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How exactly do we define the years grace.

"The season after you complete your exams/lectures"

If you were doing exams externally would you qualify for a years grace after that? Its not defined (i think) so its our decision, what do people think we sould go for?

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#2 21-09-2004 1:37pm

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Thats probably another topic that should go to a poll. I think there might be a DIT archer who that covers this year, but I'm not sure yet. I personally think the grace year should start when all the exams in a college are over and you're out on your own in the "real world". Might be worth checking what the international rules on the matter are like and adopting them but the way I see it, if you're doing exams you're registered with the college and therefore you're a student. The grace year should then start after.

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