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How to fill out special consideration rmit

1. To fill out special consideration at RMIT, follow these steps:
2. Go to the RMIT website.
3. Navigate to the Special Consideration section.
4. Read and understand the guidelines for special consideration.
5. Download the special consideration application form.
6. Fill out the form with accurate and detailed information about your circumstances.
7. Attach any supporting documents, such as medical certificates or evidence of extenuating circumstances.
8. Submit the completed form and supporting documents to the designated RMIT contact as specified in the guidelines.
9. Keep a copy of the application and any acknowledgement or reference numbers for future reference.
10. Wait for a response from RMIT regarding your special consideration application.
11. If approved, follow any instructions provided by RMIT regarding the consideration of your circumstances.

Who needs special consideration rmit?

1. Special consideration at RMIT is available for students who are experiencing significant and unavoidable difficulties that may affect their academic performance.
2. This includes students who:
3. - Have ongoing medical or mental health conditions
4. - Experience a sudden illness or injury
5. - Encounter personal or family issues
6. - Face financial hardship
7. - Are affected by cultural or religious commitments
8. - Have disabilities or learning difficulties
9. - Suffer from bereavement or traumatic events
10. It is important to review the RMIT guidelines to understand the specific criteria and requirements for special consideration.

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What is special consideration rmit?

Special consideration at RMIT refers to a process where students can apply for adjustments to assessment deadlines or requirements due to unforeseen circumstances.

Who is required to file special consideration rmit?

Students who are experiencing significant and unavoidable difficulties that have affected their ability to complete an assessment task may apply for special consideration at RMIT.

How to fill out special consideration rmit?

Students can fill out the special consideration form online through the RMIT website, providing details of the circumstances and supporting documentation.

What is the purpose of special consideration rmit?

The purpose of special consideration at RMIT is to ensure that students are not disadvantaged by unforeseen circumstances that impact their academic performance.

What information must be reported on special consideration rmit?

Students must provide details of the circumstances that have affected their ability to complete an assessment task, as well as supporting documentation such as medical certificates or other relevant evidence.