At the recent Assessment Board, you were awarded an Undergraduate Ordinary Degree.
An Undergraduate Ordinary Degree is an Exit Award from your programme. This means that you will not be able to continue with your studies at King’s College London.
Receiving an Exit Award can be for a variety of reasons, including, but not limited to:
You’ve failed to pass a module that can’t be condoned or compensated, with no further attempts left.
You've elected to withdraw from your programme voluntarily, and had sufficient credits to receive an Exit Award.
You've exceeded the permitted time to complete your entire programme, and had sufficient credits at the point you were withdrawn.
Please check your results. If you're unsure for which reason you have received an Exit Award, we recommend contacting your department.
How can I access my 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 get 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 details, please read our article I need to prove my module results so far.
Where can I get some advice & support?
Please refer to the following articles for more information on the advice and support services available to you:
Who can I talk to about visas, immigration and living or working in the UK?
Who can I contact to ask questions about my mitigating circumstances request?
What if I want to appeal?
For more information, have a look at our article How can I make an academic appeal?
If you’d like confidential and impartial academic advice on issues such as mitigating circumstances, academic appeals, support is available from the KCLSU Advice Service.