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1. www.gov.uk › tell-employer-or-college-aboutCheck if you need to tell someone about your criminal record

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   If you have a conviction from a court or a caution from the police, whether you need to tell the organisation depends on: if they ask, for example in an interview or on an application form....

   • Check If Your Conviction Or Caution is Spent

     Use this tool to check if a conviction or caution is still...

   • Fines and Compensation

     A court might order you to pay: a fine; compensation to...

   • Community Service

     A court might give you: community service (‘community...

   • Driving Convictions

     Whether a driving conviction is ‘spent’ affects what...

   • What Information You Need to Give

     Example of a role that needs an ‘enhanced with barred list’...

   • Prison Sentences

     A court might: give you a prison sentence if you’re 18 or...

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2. unlock.org.uk › university-policies-on-criminalUniversity policies on criminal record disclosure - Unlock

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   Since 2018, UCAS no longer ask all applicants to tick the ‘criminal convictions’ box and universities have developed their own policies.* Many do still ask, but a growing number now ask about ‘conditions or restrictions’ that might affect study.

3. www.ucas.com › criminal-convictionsCriminal convictions – what you need to know - UCAS

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   Depending on the course you want to study, you may have to disclose your criminal record. What's on this page? What happens if I make a criminal record declaration when applying? When you will be asked about criminal convictions – adding a choice to your application. What do I need to do? Why can't I see the criminal convictions question?

4. ucleeds.ac.uk › media › 2ysfkwpoCriminal Conviction Disclosure Process - University Centre Leeds

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   All students are asked to disclose unspent criminal convictions and pending court cases. If the unspent conviction is disclosed during enrollment, the student will not be fully enrolled until the criminal conviction process has been followed and any decisions made as necessary.

5. medicinehealth.leeds.ac.uk › download › downloadsPolicy Applicants to Programmes of Study and Existing ...

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   Students must voluntarily and immediately disclose any criminal charges to the School if charged with an offence whilst registered as a student at Leeds.

6. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullApplying to university with criminal convictions: a ...

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   Apr 9, 2018 · Where UK universities emphasise access, promote student rights and limit the review of records to relevant, spent convictions, US universities emphasise their legal authority to deny admission based on criminal history and inquire about broad categories of criminal records.

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   Can a criminal conviction prevent a student from studying at University?

   • The University actively promotes equality of opportunity for all and welcomes applications from a wide range of people. Having a criminal conviction will not necessarily prevent someone from studying at the University; this will depend on the nature of the course and the circumstances and background of the offences.

   Full article: Applying to university with criminal convictions: a

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   Can you apply to University with a criminal record?

   • Applying to university with a criminal record can be intimidating. Since 2018, UCAS no longer ask all applicants to tick the ‘criminal convictions’ box and universities have developed their own policies.* Many do still ask, but a growing number now ask about ‘conditions or restrictions’ that might affect study. Some no longer ask at all.

   University policies on criminal record disclosure - Unlock

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   How do universities determine if a student has a felony?

   • Universities supplied the number of undergraduate applicants who indicated having relevant felony convictions on the admissions application and the number of those applicants who were denied admission specifically due to their criminal history.

   Full article: Applying to university with criminal convictions: a

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   Do US universities have a criminal record policy?

   • Where UK universities emphasise access, promote student rights and limit the review of records to relevant, spent convictions, US universities emphasise their legal authority to deny admission based on criminal history and inquire about broad categories of criminal records.

   Full article: Applying to university with criminal convictions: a

   www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/1360080X.2018.1462436

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   Where can I study if I have a criminal record?

   • We recommend you contact your chosen university or college for guidance. You may also want to contact the Prisoners' Education Trust for advice. Higher education is an option considered by many people with previous criminal convictions. Depending on the course you want to study, you may have to disclose your criminal record.

   Criminal convictions – what you need to know | Undergraduate ... - UCAS

   www.ucas.com/undergraduate/applying-university/individual-needs/criminal-convictions

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   Can a person with a criminal conviction progress into higher education?

   • This inspiring video shows progressing into higher education is possible for people with criminal convictions. When adding a course choice to your application, you may be asked to disclose further information regarding any spent or unspent convictions or any past criminal activities.

   Criminal convictions – what you need to know | Undergraduate ... - UCAS

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8. le.ac.uk › - › mediaProcedures for Handling Applications from Students with ...

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   Certain programmes of study are exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 and applicants must declare any conviction, including those which are spent and including cautions, warnings, reprimands and bind-over orders. Such programme areas include medicine, teaching, nursing, midwifery and physiotherapy.