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WITHDRAWALS & TRANSFERS

Procedure, implications and costs

If you decide to withdraw from your course this must be made in writing to info@caofdi.com

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Withdrawals commence on the date that your written notification is received.  Withdrawals can not be made retrospectively.

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If you withdraw from the course your grades and all work submitted will be deleted from our systems.  You will not be able to carry your grades or any submitted work forwards to any further cohorts of the course.  You will no longer have access to Canvas or any of the online teaching materials.  If you choose to start the course again in the future you would need to do so at the beginning of the course and would be liable for the full tution fees of that cohort.

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Once you have withdrawn from the course you are not able to rejoin the cohort.

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Upon withdrawal from the course, for any reason, the following fees are applicable:

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- Withdrawing during the first 10 weeks of the course:  50% of the full year's fee

- Withdrawing after the first 10 weeks of the course:  100% of the full year's fee

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Students may apply to move from a lower level course to a higher level course (e.g. Diploma to MSc or Certificate to Diploma) or from a higher level course to a lower level course (e.g. MSc to Diploma or Diploma to Certificate) at any time within the first 10 weeks of the registered course.  Course transfers are not permitted after 10 weeks of the registered course starting.

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MSc Part 1

Students are expected to enter Part 2 of the MSc pathway, with Aston University, the following academic year.

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If a student does not enrol with Aston University the following academic year, the student will be considered to have withdrawn from the programme.

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Students who withdraw from the MSc pathway at the end of Part 1, either by withdrawing in writing or by failing to enrol with Aston University, will be liable for the withdrawal fee of £2,500 + VAT.  After withdrawal, and payment of the withdrawal fee, the DipImpDent can be awarded as an exit qualification.​

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Students who gain a grade of over 45% but fail to gain the grade of 60% that is required for MSc Part 2 entry, may apply for the DipImpDent as an exit qualification.  A conferment fee of £2,500 + VAT will be applicable.

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