If, for any reason, you are thinking of changing or leaving your course the University will support you in making the best decision for your circumstances.

Common reasons might be financial difficulties, issues with mental or physical health, changing your mind about the subject area or an unanticipated change in your personal circumstances. It is important to reflect and identify what the problem is and get the correct advice to move forward. Contact your programme leader or personal tutor to discuss this with them.

We would recommend that you continue with your studies until you have made a final decision, it may be that with the correct support, you are able to get back on track.

Remember there can be financial or immigration status implications so it is best to seek advice as soon as possible. It could be that you need to speak to SAAS, the Finance office or the Visa Team.

You may also wish to make a confidential appointment with a Careers Adviser for advice and guidance on your next steps and longer-term aims.

Please find below a link to detailed information regarding changing or leaving your course and links to the support available from the various teams at the University.

Thinking of changing or leaving your course at GCU? | Glasgow Caledonian University | Scotland, UK