If things don’t work out as planned and you are thinking about:
you will need to think about the impact this could have on your finances and other related matters.
Regardless of the decision you make or options available to you, you will need to notify your assessment authority if you do not progress as expected. You should contact your assessment authority. The University will also notify your assessment authority of the change. Contact details are as follows:
You may find it useful to discuss your options with your personal tutor.
If you need to speak to someone about the financial implications of repeating, taking time out, transferring or withdrawing you can book an appointment with one of the Student Finance Advisers.
If you are experiencing personal or emotional problems you may find it beneficial to speak to a Student Wellbeing Adviser.
To make an appointment you should contact the Student Wellbeing Service by calling 0191 208 3333 or complete an online enquiry form: https://my.ncl.ac.uk/students/enquiries/
If you want to talk to someone about your entitlement to benefits, council tax exemption or an academic issue you can book an appointment with the Student Advice Centre by telephoning 0191 239 3979 or emailing: Student-Advice-Centre@ncl.ac.uk
If you are finding the academic content of your course difficult and you want help with this you should speak to your tutor. You may also find the following university services helpful:
The Careers Service can offer free and impartial advice about the options available to you and your next steps.
Back on Course: www.backoncourse.ac.uk/
Prospects: http://ww2.prospects.ac.uk/p/articles/leaving_your_course.jsp
Not going to uni: www.notgoingtouni.co.uk/