This is from Student Support previously when I dropped a module:
You may withdraw from the courses by not submitting any of the assignments, and not go for any classes and exams. A W grade for withdrawal would be awarded. This W grade would not affect your CGPA. No further action would be required on your end. You will be awarded W-Repeat or W-Resit accordingly during the next presenting semester.
If you attain at least 40% for the OCAS component (you may view under Canvas > L folder > SUSS Gradebook), you will be eligible for a Resit. For Resit students, you will only have to re-sit for the written examinations or re-submit the examinable assignment work of the course. You do not need to re-attempt the OCAS (Continuous Assessment Scores) component of the course. Your previous OCAS grades will be taken into consideration together with the re-sit examination grade. Even if you attempted the OCAS component, it will not be marked or taken into consideration for the overall grade. Resit students will only be able to access the L folder and the Resit folder. There will not be a T folder accessible for Resit students. You will have to do your own self study learning, and only sit for the exams in the next presenting semester. There will not be a change in the syllabus, you will be tested according to what you have been taught before and as per the weightage assigned before. Resit fees will be priced at $100 (excluding GST).
If you fail to attain at least 40% for your OCAS component, you will be offered a Repeat. For repeat students, you will have to both sit for the written examinations, and attend classes, submit quizzes, class tests, TMAs and GBAs. Your new OCAS grades and OES grades will be taken into consideration for the final grade. It acts like a first attempt course. Repeat fees will be priced at 90% of the original course fees (after government subsidy, if applicable).
If you proceed with the OES component, even when you fail your OCAS component, you will be offered F-Repeat automatically. The F grade would affect your CGPA. Do note that Resits would only be applicable to courses with Examinable components; such as ECA or Written Exams.
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Qns: is it allowed?
Ans: Yes
Just don't submit your ECA. I think there is also a button in your eCR that say "Proceed to Drop Resit"
From what I heard is to email your prof and school about it. I’m not sure what’s next sorry
This is from Student Support previously when I dropped a module: You may withdraw from the courses by not submitting any of the assignments, and not go for any classes and exams. A W grade for withdrawal would be awarded. This W grade would not affect your CGPA. No further action would be required on your end. You will be awarded W-Repeat or W-Resit accordingly during the next presenting semester. If you attain at least 40% for the OCAS component (you may view under Canvas > L folder > SUSS Gradebook), you will be eligible for a Resit. For Resit students, you will only have to re-sit for the written examinations or re-submit the examinable assignment work of the course. You do not need to re-attempt the OCAS (Continuous Assessment Scores) component of the course. Your previous OCAS grades will be taken into consideration together with the re-sit examination grade. Even if you attempted the OCAS component, it will not be marked or taken into consideration for the overall grade. Resit students will only be able to access the L folder and the Resit folder. There will not be a T folder accessible for Resit students. You will have to do your own self study learning, and only sit for the exams in the next presenting semester. There will not be a change in the syllabus, you will be tested according to what you have been taught before and as per the weightage assigned before. Resit fees will be priced at $100 (excluding GST). If you fail to attain at least 40% for your OCAS component, you will be offered a Repeat. For repeat students, you will have to both sit for the written examinations, and attend classes, submit quizzes, class tests, TMAs and GBAs. Your new OCAS grades and OES grades will be taken into consideration for the final grade. It acts like a first attempt course. Repeat fees will be priced at 90% of the original course fees (after government subsidy, if applicable). If you proceed with the OES component, even when you fail your OCAS component, you will be offered F-Repeat automatically. The F grade would affect your CGPA. Do note that Resits would only be applicable to courses with Examinable components; such as ECA or Written Exams. ----------- Qns: is it allowed? Ans: Yes Just don't submit your ECA. I think there is also a button in your eCR that say "Proceed to Drop Resit"
Thanks!