extenuating circumstances

conor.hogan.2 · 09-12-2011 4:32pm #1

Who do you drop these forms into?
Is it the school office or the admin building?

Thanks in advance.

WeeBushy · 09-12-2011 4:44pm

Its your School's office afaik.

Edit: Yeah it's the programme office. It says it at the bottom of the extenuating circumstances form...

conor.hogan.2 · 09-12-2011 4:55pm

Thanks.

Slang_Tang · 09-12-2011 7:03pm

Your Programme Office. For the Arts Programme Office, the final date for submission is the 10th of January at 12.30, but ideally it should be submitted as close to the date of your assessments as possible.

WeeBushy · 09-12-2011 7:31pm

Slang_Tang wrote: »

Your Programme Office. For the Arts Programme Office, the final date for submission is the 10th of January at 12.30, but ideally it should be submitted as close to the date of your assessments as possible.

Where did you hear that? Because according to the extenuating circumstances form:

Students are encouraged to submit applications as soon as possible after the occurrence of the circumstances outlined in the application. However, applications must be received within 5 working days of the end of the semester examination period.

Applications received after the submission deadline will not normally be accepted.

http://www.ucd.ie/acshs/extenuatingcircs_ucdproforma.pdf

conor.hogan.2 · 09-12-2011 7:43pm

I will be doing it Monday, hopefully.

parker kent · 09-12-2011 10:51pm

WeeBushy wrote: »

Where did you hear that? Because according to the extenuating circumstances form:

That is 5 working days after the end of the exams period. UCD re-opens on the 5th January after the exams.

conor.hogan.2 · 10-12-2011 8:22pm

Did anyone ever have problem printing these before?

I have tried changing the doc format, saving to pdf, saving to html, saving out to a plain text document and some page just will not print properly only bits of it.

I guess I will just have to try to print in UCD.

Slang_Tang · 10-12-2011 10:56pm

WeeBushy wrote: »

Where did you hear that? Because according to the extenuating circumstances form:

http://www.ucd.ie/acshs/extenuatingcircs_ucdproforma.pdf

"Hardcopy applications for extenuating circumstances must be submitted as close as possible to the time the circumstances occurred and within 5 working days of the University end of semester examination period."

http://www.ucd.ie/registry/academicsecretariat/pol_ext_circum_gn.pdf

It's just to make it easier because it has to be sent to all your exam subjects. But anytime before the closing date is fine.

Xhristy · 18-01-2012 8:30am

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conor.hogan.2 · 18-01-2012 8:32am

Xhristy wrote: »

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I have an "I" next to the module that this thread is about.

Xhristy · 18-01-2012 8:37am

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Chet T16 · 18-01-2012 8:47am

When i got extenuating circumstances it was applied for the provisional results, still an E

conor.hogan.2 · 18-01-2012 8:47am

Ok, but in my case I am definitely down to sit that exam but thanks I will have to email the course head again just to double check.

Econoline Van · 18-01-2012 7:57pm

Quick question. I already had IX for two modules (my last two ever now!). I applied for IX again (long story). The modules are still down as IX, while other things have changed (an E changed to a PC for example).....do you reckon my application was successful? I haven't heard anything since I submitted it last week.

Xhristy · 19-01-2012 2:57pm

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