The university officially cancelled the online assessments for all first through third year students. This win belongs to every one of the 277 people who stepped up to demand a fair outcome. Keep your emails and correspondence from the administration on file just in case the policy shifts again.
The momentum behind this appeal is undeniable and shows that our concerns are shared across the entire cohort. Post this link on your social media accounts and contact your student representatives today to demand a meeting with the administration.
March 22, 2020
We are grinding toward the 250 signature mark and need a final surge to force a response. Post this link on Facebook right now and text three friends to get them to sign.
Reached 100 supporters
March 20, 2020
40 Comments
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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More so than previous years there are alot of factors which are affecting our ability to revise and go over the content. To have exams in this period would not be a fair representation for our knowledge and skills.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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I dont feel prepared for exams as staff strike also affected us and i found settling in uni very hard so therefore i think it will be in our best interest if uni does the exam next year rather than this year.
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Geeta
6 years ago
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Please cancel all exams for the Aston pharmacy students especially for those in years 1 to 3. My other daughter who's at Leicester medical school has been fast tracked ahead to the next year. If medical schools are doing it then why can't pharmacy schools. Please do not use the gphc excuse!
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Pam Demmic
6 years ago
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My husband Eppie and I believe these children taking exams across the country should be treated fairly. It can't be the case that some universities cancel exams and those students can focus on getting themselves and their families through this devastating time whilst others suffer. We have to all make compromises and exams should not be a priority in these unprecedented times.
Good Luck dearies!
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Isabella Mensah
6 years ago
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Dear School of Pharmacy. We appreciate your efforts to make exams robust and fair. But there is no way this can happen unfortunately if exams are to take place during this climate. Many students do not have safe working places at home and not afford the luxury of high quality internet. Hence, there will be a lot of circumstances hindering students from performing their very best in these upcoming assessments.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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I’ve got so much going on at home with struggling for money and three of us being really ill, I cannot even begin to think about exams
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Tex
6 years ago
It's right to stop university when there's such a great crisis
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Arinder sangha
6 years ago
I believe the current situation regarding Coronavirus is unchartered territory for everyone. These are exceptional circumstances which is putting undue pressure on students and as the government has cancelled national exams , the university needs to follow their lead .
Thank you for your time
The university officially cancelled the online assessments for all first through third year students. This win belongs to every one of the 277 people who stepped up to demand a fair outcome. Keep your emails and correspondence from the administration on file just in case the policy shifts again.
The momentum behind this appeal is undeniable and shows that our concerns are shared across the entire cohort. Post this link on your social media accounts and contact your student representatives today to demand a meeting with the administration.
March 22, 2020
We are grinding toward the 250 signature mark and need a final surge to force a response. Post this link on Facebook right now and text three friends to get them to sign.
Reached 100 supporters
March 20, 2020
40 Comments
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
More so than previous years there are alot of factors which are affecting our ability to revise and go over the content. To have exams in this period would not be a fair representation for our knowledge and skills.
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
I dont feel prepared for exams as staff strike also affected us and i found settling in uni very hard so therefore i think it will be in our best interest if uni does the exam next year rather than this year.
G
Geeta
6 years ago
Featured
Please cancel all exams for the Aston pharmacy students especially for those in years 1 to 3. My other daughter who's at Leicester medical school has been fast tracked ahead to the next year. If medical schools are doing it then why can't pharmacy schools. Please do not use the gphc excuse!
P
Pam Demmic
6 years ago
Featured
My husband Eppie and I believe these children taking exams across the country should be treated fairly. It can't be the case that some universities cancel exams and those students can focus on getting themselves and their families through this devastating time whilst others suffer. We have to all make compromises and exams should not be a priority in these unprecedented times.
Good Luck dearies!
I
Isabella Mensah
6 years ago
Featured
Dear School of Pharmacy. We appreciate your efforts to make exams robust and fair. But there is no way this can happen unfortunately if exams are to take place during this climate. Many students do not have safe working places at home and not afford the luxury of high quality internet. Hence, there will be a lot of circumstances hindering students from performing their very best in these upcoming assessments.
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
I’ve got so much going on at home with struggling for money and three of us being really ill, I cannot even begin to think about exams
T
Tex
6 years ago
It's right to stop university when there's such a great crisis
A
Arinder sangha
6 years ago
I believe the current situation regarding Coronavirus is unchartered territory for everyone. These are exceptional circumstances which is putting undue pressure on students and as the government has cancelled national exams , the university needs to follow their lead .
Thank you for your time
More so than previous years there are alot of factors which are affecting our ability to revise and go over the content. To have exams in this period would not be a fair representation for our knowledge and skills.