what can you do?
To request a deferral, you must now complete an online form which will be sent directly to the Student Services Centre (SSC). You can find this form here.
You will also need to submit supporting evidence in accordance with LSE's Standards of Evidence – it is very important that you review these. You can read more about submitting supporting evidence here.
You should request to defer as soon as possible and at least 24 hours before the deadline / start-time of the assessment.
If you request a deferral within 48 hours of an assessment LSE cannot guarantee you will receive the decision prior to the assessment taking place.
You can find information on the re-entry webpage about when your deferred assessment(s) will take place. You will auomatically be re-entered to take any deferred, discounted or failed courses.
Please note, if you are a finalist and defer your assessment(s) this may result in your eligibility to graduate being affected. You should contact the LSE Student Services if you aren't sure about this.
Keep in mind that your visa status might change as a result of deferring. Make sure you speak to the LSE Student Advice & Engagement Team before requesting a deferral to understand what this would mean for your right to remain in the UK.
PhD students: please speak to your department directly about deferring assessed courses.
You can find more information as well as responses to any frequently asked questions on the LSE website.
LSE Deferrals
What can we do?
If you have any issues with the process or are unsure how to proceed, our advisers are more than happy to discuss this with you. We can also look over any forms before you submit them. Advisers are not able to write statements or submissions for you.
Where to find us
Saw Swee Hock Student Centre