SECTION THREE: EVIDENCE Give details of your personal mitigating circumstances and how they affected the assessments. Examples of important points to include are: nature of circumstances, severity of circumstances, timing (how does the period affected by the mitigating circumstances relate to the assessment, how long did you have to complete the assessment if the mitigating circumstances were disregarded), how the evidence supports your claim. You may attach an extra sheet. Attach documentary evidence to your PMC form; students are normally expected to support their PMC claim with relevant independent third party evidence evidence (ask yourself find acceptable if I was considering this You should note that the University will not request evidence on your behalf nor give you ‘what would I PMC?’). the opportunity to provide evidence/more evidence at a later stage. You should be aware that if you do not provide evidence your PMC will probably be rejected. The PMC Procedure provides more guidance on evidence. List the evidence that you are including to support your case (e.g. medical note, police statement):
SECTION THREE: EVIDENCE Give details of your personal mitigating circumstances and how they affected the assessments. Examples of important points to include are: nature of circumstances, severity of circumstances, timing (how does the period affected by the mitigating circumstances relate to the assessment, how long did you have to complete the assessment if the mitigating circumstances were disregarded), how the evidence supports your claim. You may attach an extra sheet. Attach documentary evidence to your PMC form; students are normally expected to support their PMC claim with relevant independent third party evidence evidence (ask yourself ‘what would I find acceptable if I was considering this PMC?’). You should note that the University will not request evidence on your behalf nor give you the opportunity to provide evidence/more evidence at a later stage. You should be aware that if you do not provide evidence your PMC will probably be rejected. The PMC Procedure provides more guidance on evidence. List the evidence that you are including to support your case (e.g. medical note, police statement):