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The document is an 'Extenuating Circumstances Form' for applicants to the University of Bristol, outlining the process for submitting claims regarding personal circumstances that may affect academic performance. It includes sections for the applicant to provide personal details and a supporting statement, as well as a section for a third party (such as a teacher or medical professional) to corroborate the applicant's claims. The form emphasizes the importance of completing all parts and uploading it along with any supporting documents to the applicant dashboard.

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What qualifies as an extenuating circumstance?

Extenuating circumstancesalso called mitigating factors are facts or details that are important for fully understanding a situation. With this understanding, the actions a person took in that event might be viewed as less severe, or that persons culpability in those actions diminished.

What is the admissions controversy at the University of Bristol?

The Bristol admissions dispute is one of two policial controversies over widening participation that occurred during the 2000s. In 2000 the Laura Spence Affair involved the rejection of a state school student who applied to study medicine at Oxford University and resulted in similar debate about widening participation.

What counts as an extenuating circumstance?

Extenuating circumstances are situation or events that are: Exceptional - different to what you have to deal with in your usual day-to-day life. Unforeseen - you couldnt know that it was going to happen or to have planned for it.

What are examples of extenuating circumstances?

What are extenuating circumstances? Medical issues (including mental health/wellbeing) Death of a close friend or relative. Personal problems e.g. divorce, burglary, fire, major court proceedings, financial difficulties. Family problems, such as divorce. Sexual assault/sexual violence. Period of self-isolation/quarantine.

What is under the extenuating circumstances?

Extenuating Circumstances are events that are sudden, significantly disruptive and beyond your control. Extenuating Circumstances include, but are not limited to: Bereavement: For a child, sibling, spouse or partner.

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How to add extenuating circumstances?

You should inform UCAS about your extenuating circumstances by including the relevant details in your personal statement or asking a teacher or referee to mention them in your reference. Additionally, you can contact the universities directly to explain how your situation may have affected your academic performance.

What are two things that are not considered extenuating circumstances?

Loss of a job, poor economy, etc. alone are generally not considered extenuating circumstances.

How do I submit extenuating circumstances to university of Bristol?

If you would like your extenuating circumstances to be considered alongside the assessment of your UCAS application, a completed form should be submitted within two weeks of your application. You will receive an application acknowledgement email from Bristol once we have received your UCAS application.