• You do not need to complete online registration. 

• You must accept the Terms and Conditions of the academic year to keep access to your IT account (e.g. email, ELE). 

• You are automatically registered for your referred or deferred assessments. 

• You do not pay full tuition fees. 

• You only pay a fee for each referred assessment. 

• You will receive an email from your Hub with your assessment deadlines. 

• This information is also published on ELE, usually a few weeks before the assessment period. 

• If you have a question about the module content or the assessment, you can contact your lecturer or module lead but there will not be the opportunity for meetings to replace lectures/seminars. 

• You can also still contact your personal tutor if you want to but there won't be any structured meetings offered. 

• RWA students usually do not receive support from university Wellbeing or Welfare teams. 

• You are encouraged to use local services near where you live, if needed, including your GP (doctor). 

• If you are an international student on a Student visa, RWA may affect your visa. 

• You should contact the International Student Support team as soon as possible: 
  International Student Support webpages 

These two terms sound similar, but they are different: 

Referred Assessment 

• You attempted the assessment but did not pass. 

• You are given another chance to complete it. 

• The mark is usually capped (maximum 40% for undergraduates, 50% for postgraduates). 

• You may need to pay a referral fee. 

Deferred Assessment 

• You could not take the assessment the first time, usually because of illness or personal issues. 

• You are given a new opportunity to take it, as if it’s your first attempt. 

• The mark is not capped. 

• There is no fee for deferred assessments. 

If you're not sure which one applies to you, check your outcome letter or contact your Hub.