Thinking of changing or leaving your course?
Whatever your reasons for reading
this, it is likely you are facing some difficult decisions. This
maybe a stressful or unhappy time but it is important not to rush
any decision until you have considered your options.
Where does the problem lie?
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- Wondering whether you chose the right course?
- Are there personal problems getting in the way of your
study?
- Is university life not living up to you expectations?
- Do you have financial difficulties?
- Or is it a combination of factors and you are having difficulty
coping?
Whether you are thinking about
taking a break from study; considering an alternative course or
leaving the University altogether, it's important not to
rush a decision and there is plenty of help at hand to assist and
guide you.
- Seek support from friends, family and fellow students, you'll
be surprised how many people have been in a similar situation.
- Have a chat with the Student
Advice team. Specific advice for students considering
changing or leaving their course can be found here.
- Come see us if you would like to discuss implications for your
future career. We have a number of resources available to inform
your decision-making. Book in for a guidance interview where we
will be happy to discuss your career options. Contact
Us
- It is vital that you discuss your plans about changing,
suspending or withdrawal from a course with your tutor. If you are
not sure who your tutor is, check with your school senior
tutor.
- If you have already left your course, the Back on
Course service could assist. It is an impartial
advice and guidance service, offering support in returning to
education or exploring other positive possibilities.
Updated: 9/27/2011 By:
Christine Louder