You should use a Repetition CoC if a student fails to progress to the next course year and you let them repeat a period of study.

This guide covers how to submit an undergraduate CoC. If you need information on how to process postgraduate students, see Postgraduate repeated study.

You can create a CoC from the CoC worklist, the Detailed Student Information page or the Create CoC page. For undergraduate students only, you can also create CoCs in bulk by uploading an xml file. This guide will tell you how to create a CoC from the Create CoC page.

1. Go to the SIS Home page and select CoC Home.
   
   
2. This will open the CoC Home menu showing the CoC subareas you can see with your access level.
   
   
3. Select Create CoC.
   
   
4. Select Repetition from the Change of Circumstance category dropdown.
   
   
5. Select the year you want to apply this CoC to from the Academic Year dropdown.
   
   
6. Select Next.
   
   
7. The system will ask you to enter the details of the student this CoC applies to. You can search for the SSN (student support number) to find the student’s details.
   
   
8. When you've entered the student’s details, select Next. This will open the Change of Circumstance Details page where you can enter the specific details of the change.
   
   
9. Enter the Revised Course End Date. This is the month and year when the student will complete their full course.
   
   
10. From the Period of Course to Be Repeated dropdown, select either Full Year or Part Year. Full year means the student will repeat all 3 terms. A part year repeat is anything less than 3 terms. This applies to both full-time and part-time students.
    
    
11. Enter the date the Student Is Repeating Study from. This is when the student will begin the period of repeated study.
    
    
12. Enter the date the Student Is Repeating Study to. This is when the student will end the period of repeated study.
    
    
13. If you need to add a note to the CoC select Y (yes) from the dropdown for the question, Do you need to include important information as to why the student is repeating as part of their study?. Please only add information that is necessary for us to process the CoC correctly, since including a note means the CoC cannot be worked automatically.
    
    
14. Enter the Tuition Fee Amount. This should be the full 100% fee for the period of repetition.
    
    
15. Enter the Course Tuition Fee Liability. This is the amount of the tuition fee the student is liable for. This field should match the Tuition Fee Amount field unless the student is paying a proportion of the fees themselves.
    
    
16. Enter the Course Year. This will be the year the student is repeating.
    
    
17. When you've entered all the details for the CoC, select Next to continue.
    
    
18. This will take you to the Course Details page. For a Repetition CoC, the system will automatically fill in the course details. Select Next to move on.
    
    
19. You must now select a contact for the CoC. This will be a registered person at your university or college whom we can contact about this CoC. Use the radio buttons to select the contact, then select Next.
    
    
20. This will take you to the CoC Summary page. Review the CoC details and select Submit.

Repeating study after a foundation year

You should submit a Transfer CoC followed by a Repetition CoC if all the following is true:

• the student transfers from one course to another
• both courses have a foundation year
• the student needs to repeat a year of study

The student will receive funding for the full length of their second course, since they'll take advantage of their 'additional year'. Students get the length of their course and one additional year to complete the course, minus any previous study.

Example

A student is on course A, which has a foundation year and 3 further years of study. They complete their foundation year and one more year of study.

They then move to course B, which also has a foundation year and 3 further years of study. They'll bypass the foundation year of course B, but will need to repeat year 1 after the move.

They'll still receive funding for all years of study in course B, since they'll use their 'additional year' along with 2 further years of funding.