What's a Continuing Student?

What's a Continuing Student?

Continuing Student – a Degree-seeking Student (graduate or undergraduate) who has enrolled after a semester in which he/she was New-to-Degree or New-to-University. ... Includes a student enrolled in the Fall term who attended a postsecondary institution for the first time at the same level in a just-ended Summer term.

What do you mean by continuing student?

Definition: The term "continuing student" is used to describe students who have not acquired the minimum expectations/outcomes to proceed to the next grade level, and are continuing in the program at the same grade level for part or all of the next school year.

What does continuing student mean UK?

Continuing students from England

You're a continuing student if you are: moving on to the next year of your course. repeating a year of the same course or returning to a course after taking time out. transferring onto a new course from your old course.

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