If you mentioned in your appeal that mental health issues contributed to your academic performance, consider reaching out to the Student Counselling Unit, which can connect you with community mental health resources. While the unit cannot facilitate readmission to UP, it can offer one online session to ensure that you receive the necessary help from a service provider. Email them at [email protected]

 A step by step guide on how to handle academic exclusion

• Seek assistance in a timely manner, available support structures for students:
• but these can only be of help to you if you seek assistance in a timely manner. but these can only be of help to you if you seek assistance in a timely manner. To access the UP support network, go FLY@UP
• Address your academic concerns with your faculty student advisor (FSA), find their contact details at Faculty Student Advisors (FSAs)
• Consult your FSA or Faculty Administrator which of your modules may be safely deregistered, as some may not be eligible for deregistration. Visit UP Faculty Student Administration
• If you have a permanent or temporary learning disability approach the Disability Unit (DU) to register your disability. Contact them at [email protected]
• If you are not sure about the academic programme you have registered for, discuss it with your FSA, who can refer you for a career assessment, if necessary, or help you adjust your career path, Make contact by visiting FLY@UP