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Applying for an I grade

Ciderswigger · 2012-04-29 13:43:01

Hey guys, hoping someone could help me out a little. Due to a death in the family I'll have to apply for an I grade for 2 exams that are both on the same day. I know that if you're sick and need an I grade cert you have to have proof from the doctor but what do I do about a death?

29-04-2012 1:43pm

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Ciderswigger

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Hey guys, hoping someone could help me out a little.

Due to a death in the family I'll have to apply for an I grade for 2 exams that are both on the same day. I know that if you're sick and need an I grade cert you have to have proof from the doctor but what do I do about a death?

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#2 29-04-2012 1:55pm

Cailin CoisFarraige

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As far as I know if you call into the chaplaincy they'll organise a cert for a situation like this.

Very sorry for your loss

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#3 29-04-2012 2:06pm

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Thanks for the quick reply Cailin CF. I know the details were probably in the student handbook but my head just isn't up for reading through it. You've saved me a headache.

Cheers.

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#4 29-04-2012 2:09pm

dambarude

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Very sorry to hear that Ciderswigger.

As Cailin CoisFarraige said, call to the chaplaincy. I had dealings with them briefly before due to missing lectures for a similar reason, and they're great. They should sort it for you without any fuss.

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#5 29-04-2012 2:14pm

Ciderswigger

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Thanks guys, ye're as handy as a small pot.

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