How do you calculate the last day of my attendance?
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If you are an undergraduate or postgraduate taught student, the last day will be the latest day that you:
- Attended a timetabled teaching session
- Contributed to a group work session
- Submitted course work
- Completed an exam or other live assessment
- Met with your Personal Academic Tutor to discuss your studies
- Used the University Library
- Used online resources such as Blackboard.
If you are a postgraduate research student, your School will provide you with the last day of attendance. This will normally be when you last interacted with your supervisory team or attended a monthly meeting.
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