Unfortunately you have not yet progressed to the next year of study as you have not passed at least one progression-specific module.

We appreciate you might be disappointed by this news, but please be reassured the full range of the College's support remains available to help you understand your next steps.

You will need to attempt assessments again in these modules in the next assessment period and pass them in order to be considered for progression. By default, you will be registered for your assessments ‘out of College’ although you can ask about attending 'in College' to repeat the relevant lessons again.

You will now need to contact your faculty or department as soon as possible to discuss your options further. If you haven't contacted your faculty by Friday 27 September 2024, your status will automatically remain as undertaking reassessment 'out of College' (i.e. dormant) for the 2024/25 academic year.

There are likely to be implications on student funding and visas to consider. For more information, please see the following articles: 

 

Accessing results

Your full results are now available to view on Student Records. For further instructions, please read our article How can I view my results?

You may wish to obtain written confirmation of your results so far for prospective employers or other third parties. You can do this by downloading your Record of Agreed Results (ROAR) letter from Gradintelligence. For further instructions, please read our article I need to prove my module results so far.

 

Beginning a new year at King’s

Once we have the outcome of your re-assessment(s), we will contact you by email regarding re-enrolment, an online task completed through Student Records that you’ll need to complete to start your next year of studies. This will be before your next year of study begins.

For more information, please read our article Beginning a new year at King’s.


Advice and support

We understand not being progressed to the next year of study may be worrying and you may want to reach out to wellbeing services for support. Your personal tutor can be a great source of support and advice. For more information, please see our article Who is my personal tutor & what do they do?

Please refer to the following articles for more information:

 

Appeals

For more information, please refer to our article How can I make an academic appeal?

If you would like confidential and impartial academic advice on issues such as mitigating circumstances, academic appeals, support is available from the KCLSU Advice Service.