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What
you need to know as an Honours supervisor
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Q7. How should I handle requests
for special consideration where a student is unable to meet
a submission date?
Special consideration is a process to help students minimise
the impact of certain adverse and unforseen circumstances
on their progress in a degree and their performance in subjects.
Students almost exclusively apply for special consideration
online using the special consideration application service
available from SOLS,
although they may also submit a hard copy application to the
Student Administration
Office.
A flag appears on the SMP class list for these students to
indicate that an application has been received and you need
to click on that flag to deal with the application. The procedures
for responding to a request for special consideration are
contained in the Special
Consideration Policy. There are a number of responses
available to you in providing consideration for a student,
which are set out in the policy.
If a request for special consideration impinges significantly
on the progress of the research project or thesis, you should
consult with the Honours Co-ordinator and possibly the Head
of Unit and/or Dean for advice.
Check the following links for:
The full text of the Special
Consideration Policy
FAQs
about the application of the policy
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Last Updated:
July 23, 2007
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