Admissions Policy
3.34. Complaints
3.34.1 There is no right
of appeal against an admissions decision about matters of academic
judgement regarding an applicant’s suitability to study a
programme; or about an applicant’s failure to satisfy non-academic
requirements specified by external agencies for a particular
programme (e.g.
DBS
enhanced check or
occupational health checks).
3.34.2 All appeals
should be made within 14 calendar days of a decision being made,
appeals made outside this timescale will only be addressed at the
discretion of the University
3.34.3 However, a
complaint relating to a procedural error, an irregularity or
maladministration should be made in writing to the Admissions
Manager, who will respond to the applicant in writing
(please see Section 5 ).
3.34.4 Any further
complaint will be considered by the Vice Chancellor whose decision
is final.
3.34.5 Applicants who
request feedback or make a complaint or ask for a review of the
admissions policies and procedures will not be discriminated
against in any further applications on the basis of any of
these.
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