Understanding Conditional Progression
A conditional progression at Falmouth University means you’re allowed to move on to the next year of your course — but you still have work from this year to complete by a set deadline. Your place on the course isn’t secure until those conditions are fully met.
This is a third and final chance, and it’s also a serious responsibility. If you miss the deadline or don’t meet the conditions, you will lose your place on the course.
π’ Where to Find Your Conditional Progression Decision
- Log in to MyFalmouth to see your progression decision and any conditions.
- This is your only official source of information.
- Do not rely on tutor feedback, Learning Space, or provisional marks — they may not reflect the official outcome.
- Read the conditions carefully and note all deadlines.
β οΈ What Happens If You Don’t Meet the Conditions
- β You will not be allowed to continue your course.
- βΈοΈ You will be withdrawn from the university, partway through the term.
- π You can only stay on the course if you submit an appeal and it is upheld — this is not guaranteed.
Many students don’t realise how serious this is until it’s too late.
π° Financial and Practical Impacts
- Student finance: You may need to repay overpaid maintenance loan if you’re withdrawn mid-term.
- Accommodation: If you’re in a tenancy or halls, you might still be legally responsible for paying rent, even if you’re no longer a student.
- Future studies: Leaving your course may affect funding entitlement for future study.
These are real financial risks, so it’s important to take the conditions seriously and get help early if you need it.
Steps to Take Now
- Log in to MyFalmouth and check your official progression outcome.
- Make a clear note of your conditions and deadlines.
- If anything is unclear, get help immediately — don’t wait.
- If you’re struggling to meet the conditions, reach out for support as soon as possible.
π§‘ Support Available
You’re not alone. Many students who get conditional progression are facing challenges, but we are here to help, reach out to:
- π Your course team: Clarify exactly what academic work you need to complete.
- π¬ Student Programme and Achievement Team: Clarify what your results mean, and check for any errors. Email SPA@falmouth.ac.uk
- π€ Students’ Union Advice Service (us)– Independent, confidential support to understand your options and rights.
- π§ Accessibility and Wellbeing Services – Support with adjustments or personal challenges.
- π¬ Student Finance – Guidance on how withdrawal might affect funding.
Don’t wait until you miss a deadline. Asking for support early gives you the best chance to stay on track.
π In Summary
- Conditional progression = you can move up, but must meet specific conditions.
- Missing the deadline or failing = you will be withdrawn from your course immediately.
- Withdrawal can lead to serious financial and housing consequences.
- MyFalmouth is the only official place to view your progression outcome.
- Support is available — use it early.