Appeals and Re-submissions

Getting a fail mark on your university work can be devastating. You may have put a lot of work into your coursework and see that it has not met your university’s standard may leave you wondering what to do next to achieve the grade you desire and if resubmission of coursework is an option.  …

The day of exam results is mix of smiles and disappointment. The achieved result can make or break a student’s confidence. Unsatisfactory results have the ability to suddenly raise emotions of upset or panic. If you believe that there has been a mistake in marking your work, you should have the option to appeal to…

Writing a dissertation is the culmination of any student’s academic career. However, sometimes theses do not achieve a standard to merit the award of the degree concerned. Tight deadlines, students’ inability to cope with stress, and the lack of time to complete research are only a few reasons why their dissertations fail. Luckily, most universities…

While academic appeal letters are accepted by most universities, a large share of them gets rejected by appeal committees. Knowing the most common causes for rejection is a good way to minimise the possibility of this outcome. Below you will find some examples of the reasons leading to the non-acceptance of academic appeals.  Lack of…

So, the results of your coursework or examination have been announced and they turned out to be worse than you expected. While this can make you feel depressed and lost, right now you need to concentrate on building a response plan. Most universities allow you to revert this failure and resubmit or resit your assignment…

If your thesis has failed to be unique and strong enough to earn a pass mark, you will be given a second chance to resubmit it. While dissertation failures are rarer than essay or coursework failures, they are more devastating for the affected students. If you feel lost and overwhelmed at the moment, the following…