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Your Notification of Results
Results are provided for each module on which you were registered in the academic year 2010 / 2011. An “R” is added for all
modules passed after reassessment, and a “C” added where the module is passed by compensation. SCC beside a mark
denotes that Special Circumstances have been Considered by the module exam board in deciding the mark for that module.
RNP beside a module indicates that the module exam board has decided that a Resit is Not Permitted in that module – you
should contact your department immediately to discuss the consequences of this.
The final result (as determined by the Programme Board of Examiners) is stated below the module results.
Result
Progress
Decision deferred pending reassessment
Decision deferred assessment incomplete
Progress With Outstanding Reassessments
Progress with Outstanding Assessments
Progress But Referred In Some Module(s)
Transfer to another honours degree
Transfer to Ordinary Degree
Diploma in Higher Education*
Certificate in Higher Education*
Award credit, not permitted to progress*
Fail, permitted to repeat stage
Fail*
Explanation
You have successfully completed your assessments and can proceed to the
next stage of your course.
You have not passed all modules, and will need to resit and pass them
before proceeding to the next stage of your course.
You have not completed all assessments, and will need to take the
outstanding assessments before proceeding to the next stage of your course.
You can progress to the next stage of your course, but with resits still to
successfully complete from this year.
You can progress to the next stage of your course, but with assessments still
to successfully complete from this year.
You can progress to the next stage of your course, but with module(s) to be
studied in full again next year.
You have been transferred to a different Honours degree for the rest of your
course. (Contact your department for details).
You have been transferred to the Ordinary degree for the rest of your course.
(Contact your department for details).
You have been awarded a Diploma, and are not permitted to proceed further
with your course.
You have been awarded a Certificate, and are not permitted to proceed
further with your course.
You have not passed enough credits to proceed with your course, and have
been awarded the credits you have achieved so far.
You have failed the year, and are not permitted to be reassessed in any
failed modules. You are permitted to repeat the entire year, and will be
written to shortly with details.
You have failed the year and cannot proceed further with your course.
If you have any result other than Progress, and are unsure of what to do then you should contact your academic department as
soon as possible for clarification of what is required of you.
* Results marked * above indicate that your programme of study has come to an end, and that you are not permitted to register
for the next academic year.
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Your rights
You have the right to be reassessed in any module passed by compensation (except where the Exam Board has indicated that
a resit is not permitted). Contact your department immediately if you wish to resit any compensated modules.
Appeals: the right of appeal is restricted to “procedural” grounds – you may not appeal because you simply disagree with the
decision of the Board of Examiners about the marks awarded. If you are contemplating an appeal you must first approach your
department. This should be done as soon as possible, as any appeal must be lodged within fourteen days of receiving
notification of your results.
Further information is available on line via the Student Handbook –
http://www2.hull.ac.uk/student/studenthandbook.aspx
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Examinations: August – September 2011
All resit examinations from semesters 1 and 2 will be held during the period 22 August - 2 September 2011 (some Nursing
exams may be at other times). Students who were permitted to withdraw from examinations and will be taking them as a first
attempt will also be expected to register for these examinations. A standard administration fee is charged to all candidates
being reassessed, this should be paid at https://epay.hull.ac.uk. No charge is made for candidates taking all exams as a first
attempt. If you have failed coursework assignments, your department will supply details of the reassessment requirements.
Correspondence regarding exam resits, including an examination registration form, will be sent shortly to those students
involved to their home address as recorded on the University student records system. If you wish a different correspondence
address to be used, it is your responsibility to ensure that the University has the correct information. You should change your
details online via https://myadmin.hull.ac.uk/. Students whose home address is overseas may be entitled to take their resits in
their home country – subject to agreement from their department. Please see the Code of Practice on Assessment Abroad.
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Scholarships
If you hold a Sir Brynmor Jones or Ferens scholarship and you are entering your final year in September 2011, you will be
contacted separately by email by the end of July with information about your scholarship arrangements for the next academic
year. Scholarships for those entering the second year of their programme of study will be automatically continued.