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Withdrawal from Exams
If you wish to apply to withdraw from some or all your examinations, you must do so before the end of the first week of the summer term. You will need to see the Departmental Tutor, and fill in a form for approval by the Faculty Tutor. Withdrawal after this date is only permitted in exceptional circumstances, namely ill health supported by a medical certificate or the death of a near relative. Again you must see the Departmental Tutor.
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