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Feedback: Applicant requests feedback

Types
  Attribute Label
Description
Feedback: Applicant requests feedback Use Case

The applicant makes a request to the university for feedback.

display name Feedback: Applicant requests feedback
present or future future
Related to Scenarios Feedback: Applicant requests feedback
source Improving the provision of feedback to applicants
use Case specification

Narrative

If applicants telephone the university for feedback, they are referred to the university website and asked to contact the central admissions department by email or letter. On receipt of a written request for feedback the central admissions department acknowledges receipt.

Conditions

  • Preconditions Request is made by email or letter.
  • Successful end condition Acknowledgement of receipt of request is sent by the central admissions department to the applicant.
  • Failed end condition Request received but not acknowledged.
  • Primary Actors Central admissions department; HE applicant
  • Secondary Actors
  • Trigger HE applicant sends a request for feedback to the central admissions department.
  • Included Use Cases None

Main Flow

  1. Applicant emails the central admissions department with a request for feedback.
  2. Central admissions department acknowledges receipt by sending a standard email response.

Alternative Flow: telephone enquiry

  • 1.1 Applicant telephones the central admissions department with a request for feedback.
  • 1.2 Central admissions department refers applicant to website and asks for written request.
  • 1.3 Applicant emails the central admissions department with a request for feedback.
  • 2. Central admissions department acknowledges receipt by sending a standard email response.

Alternative Flow: letter rather than email

  1. Applicant writes a letter to the central admissions department with a request for feedback.
  2. Central admissions department acknowledges receipt by posting a standard letter.

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ADoM is a JISC funded project led by the University of Nottingham, Centre for International ePortfolio Development in partnership with Manchester Metropolitan University, UCAS and APS Ltd.