Facing academic exclusion can be overwhelming, but there are resources to help you navigate the process and take the necessary steps forward.

Consider reaching out to the Student Counselling Unit, for assistance. They can connect you with community mental health resources. While the unit cannot facilitate readmission to UP, they can offer a one-time online session to help you access the necessary support. Email [email protected]

Nobody expects to face academic exclusion, but if you find yourself in this situation, it is important to know how to navigate the process and access available support.

The following document provides information on the process and available support. View Document

It is always important to:

• Seek support early, reach out to available student support structures as soon as possible.
• Access the UP support network, visit FLY@UP for resources designed to support your academic journey.
• Work with your Academic Success Coach, address your concerns with your Academic Success Coach. Find their contact details at  Academic Success Coaches
• Consult with your Academic Success Coach or Faculty Administrator to determin which modules may be safely deregistered, as some modules may not be eligible. Visit UP Faculty Student Administration for guidance.
• Register with the Disability unit, if you have a permanent or temporary learning disability, contact the Disability Unit (DU) at [email protected] to register and receive support.
• Evaluate your academic programme, if you’re unsure about your current programme, discuss it with your Academic Success Coach. They can refer you for a career assessment or assist in exploring alternative academic paths, if necessary.

Remember

Help is available, and taking proactive steps can make a significant difference. Don’t hesitate to reach out to the resources provided for guidance and support.