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Condonement allows a student to progress from one year to the next and/ or to be awarded a qualification where they are carrying a small amount of failure, as All Modules should be eligible for Condonement, The Condonable Range of marks is defined by the Qualification on which the student is enrolled. The volume of The UCL Academic Manual includes all of UCL's regulations. The main regulations on condonement can be found in: Chapter 4, Section 9.3 Condonement. in the Student Handbook or equivalent from the start of the academic year and including any rules around Condonement, must not be applied until theUndergraduate students who first enrolled on their programme at UCL in 2018-19 or later. All Graduate and Taught Postgraduate students who are fully enrolled on a), Passed, or been formally condoned in, 120 credits at level 4 or above, and. b), Met or surpassed the standard or programme-defined Interim Qualification The UCL Academic Manual includes all of UCL's regulations. The main regulations on condonement can be found in: Chapter 4, Section 9.3 Condonement. A student must not be reassessed in a Passed or Condoned module. 8. A student must not be permitted to make corrections to a piece of work after the submission Non-Condonable: Where a Programme designates a module as Non-condonable (see Section 9.3: Condonement), the Programme may also determine that one or more Student Guides to Condonement for 2018-19 have now been published. As part of Examinations communications to students informing them in detail about what