Binding recommendation on continuation of studies (BSA)

Students of the Faculty of Dentistry (ACTA) can find more information on ACTA.nl [in Dutch].

Students of Amsterdam University College (AUC) can find more informaton in the Academic Standards and Procedures.

Important dates

19 June 2026 before 9:00 AM: Deadline for submitting BSA deferment request by using this form (only for Faculty of Science students). Requests submitted before 1 June 2026 will not be processed. Please submit your request between 1 and 19 June 2026.

30 July 2026: Proposed final BSA decision is sent.

7 August 2026 before 9:00 AM: Deadline for objecting to a proposed negative decision. You register for the hearing.

18 or 19 August 2026: Hearing.

21 August 2026: The final Binding recommendations on continuation of studies is sent.

Postponement of BSA  

At the Faculty of Science (Bèta), the BSA standard of is 42 EC for students who started in September 2025. Only first-year courses are counted in the calculation of the number of credits.  

The deadline for submitting a request for postponement of the BSA to the BSA committee is 19 June by using this form (only for Faculty of Science students). Please read the instructions in the form carefully!

If you want to request a postponement, make sure you are familiar with the procedure, because incomplete requests will not be processed.

Phase 1 (June – July) – BSA meeting

The first meeting of the BSA Committee - which will discuss whether to grant a deferral to students - will take place in the first week of July 2026. As a student you will not be present at this meeting. In order for your request to be discussed at this meeting, you must submit your request (including the requested attachments!) at latest 19 June.

What do you need to send for this request?

1. The completed form to request BSA deferment. Please fill in the form as completely and specific as possible. (If uploading is not possible, you may email the form + the proof of circumstances to bsa.beta@vu.nl. In that case please mention the ticket number of your BSA deferment request, your study programme and your student number.)

2. Evidence of your personal circumstances* (consider a doctor's statement, correspondence, obituary, medication prescriptions, referral letters, an overview of your medical file, etc.). Please note! The evidence must be in English or Dutch. Is it in another language? Then make sure you provide a translation of the evidence.

If there are personal circumstances*, you must report this to the academic advisor no later than June 1st.

*Circumstances that may be grounds for postponement of the BSA standard are: illness, pregnancy, special family circumstances, disability and board activities.

If your request is discussed in this meeting, you will receive the decision of the BSA committee on your VU email address in the second week of July.

Follow-up procedure 

Phase 2 (August) – Hearing

For all students (with the exception of those who received a postponement of BSA in the BSA committee meeting in July) the following applies: On 30 July 2026 you will receive the intended final BSA decision. If you wish to object to a proposed negative decision, you must do so at latest 7 August 2026 before 09.00 AM by using this form.

Please note: the form alone is not sufficient. Adding the attachments below, including proof of circumstances, is very important! Without proof of circumstances, your application has little chance of success.

If you want to object to a proposed negative decision, you must send the following:

1. The completed form to request BSA deferment. Please fill in the form as completely and specific as possible. (If uploading is not possible, you may email the form + the proof of circumstances to bsa.beta@vu.nl. In that case please mention the ticket number of your BSA deferment request, your study programme and your student number.)

2. Evidence of your personal circumstances* (consider a doctor's statement, correspondence, obituary, medication prescriptions, referral letters, an overview of your medical file, etc.). Please note! The evidence must be in English or Dutch. Is it in another language? Then make sure you provide a translation of the evidence.

If there are personal circumstances*, you must report this to the academic advisor no later than June 1st.

*Circumstances that may be grounds for postponement of the BSA standard are: illness, pregnancy, special family circumstances, disability and board activities.

If you object to the proposed negative decision, you will be invited to the hearing on 18 or 19 August 2026. You are expected to physically (at the VU) attend the hearing.

At the hearing, you will have the opportunity to explain to the BSA committee why you should be granted a deferral on the standard.

For this meeting the following applies:

- It is not possible to indicate a day or time preference.

- It is not possible to attend the meeting online. 

- You will receive the invitation to the hearing on your VU email address. You will receive the exact time you will be heard no later than Friday 14 August.

For students of the Faculty of Behavioural and Movement Sciences (FGB) the following information applies:

Important dates

• Before 1 February: if you deregister before 1 February, you will not receive a BSA
• 31st of July 2026: deadline for submitting a request for deferment of the BSA by using this form
• Early August 2026: meeting BSA committee: definitive decision or an invitation to a hearing
• 17 or 18 August 2026: hearings for Psychology
• 22 August 2026: final date to receive the definitive BSA.

Faculty BSA norm

Psychology
For the bachelor Psychology, you need to obtain a minimum of 42 out of 60 EC. 

Only first-year courses count toward the required minimum of EC for a positive BSA.

BSA deferment

• In case of personal circumstances* that interfere with your ability to study, you can appeal the proposed negative study advice and possibly receive a deferral of the BSA. This means that you will be given an additional academic year to meet the BSA norm.
• In case of personal circumstances*, you need to report these circumstances to the academic advisor as soon as possible after the circumstances arise.
• You can submit a request for deferment of the BSA by using this form no later than the 31st of July. Read the instructions on the form carefully!
• The form alone is not sufficient, adding the requested attachments is very important. Without proof of circumstances (consider a doctor's statement, correspondence, obituary, medication prescriptions, referral letters, an overview of your medical file/history etc.), your request has little chance of success. 
• Requests that were submitted before the 31st of July will be discussed in the meeting of the BSA committee in the beginning of August. Requests that are submitted after July 31 will not be processed.
• After your request has been discussed during the meeting, you will receive the decision of the BSA committee via your VU email address in the beginning of August. If the BSA committee has any questions regarding your request, you will receive an invitation to the hearing in this email.
• A hearing lasts a maximum of 10 minutes and will take place on 17 or 18 August 2026 at the VU Campus. 
• It is not possible to attend the hearing online. It is not possible to indicate a day or time preference.

*Personal circumstances that can warrant a BSA deferment are: illness, pregnancy, special family circumstances, disability, and official work for a student body

For students of the School of Religion and Theology (SRT), the following information applies:

Faculty BSA norm

In the first year you have to reach a minimum of 42 ECTS out of a total of 60. Achieving the qualitative requirement can be an additional compulsory condition.

When your score is less than 42 ECTS, you'll receive a letter in August with a binding negative recommendation. You are forced to quit your study and are not allowed to re-enter this study at VU Amsterdam for the following three years. The binding recommendation on continuation of studies only applies to full-time students.

In November, January, (April) and July, you'll receive an advice about your study advancement. Contact your academic advisor if you think you will not be able to meet the adjusted standard. You can also contact your study advisor if you have difficulties studying, have doubts about your choice of study or would like help with your study planning. Report any personal circumstances before 1 June to your study advisor.

Quitting before February 1 as a first-year student 

If you deregister from the programme before February 1, you will not receive a BSA for the current year. This means that you can re-register for the same programme via Studielink for the next academic year.

Read below what steps you need to take and what the consequences are.

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If you want to deregister before February 1, please submit a request for deregistration via Studielink no later than January 31. More information about unsubscribing can be found on vu.nl.

Financial Consequences

You are responsible for terminating your student financing and student public transport card upon deregistration; this doesn't happen automatically! If you stop your studies before February 1, your student travel product and grant can become a gift from DUO under certain conditions (first year  scheme). You must repay any loan.

For more information, visit the DUO website. Also note the possible consequences for your (student) insurance and student housing if you interrupt or stop your studies.

Procedure for postponement of binding study advice

If your studies are delayed due to personal circumstances*, you can request a postponement of the BSA from the BSA committee. This means that you request an extension of the period within which you must obtain the required minimum number of credits from the first year of your programme.

Important data:

• July 22: the intended negative BSA is issued

• July 22 – August 6: in this period you can request for postponement

• August 22: the final BSA is issued

To submit a request, use the BSA postponement request form. Read the instructions on the form carefully!

Please note the following:

• Students who receive an "intended negative binding recommendation" in July have the option to participate in one of the hearings organized by the BSA committee.
• If you wish to object to the "intended negative binding recommendation", you must submit a request for postponement to the BSA committee within two weeks of the date of the proposed negative BSA.
• Substantiate in your application why you think you should be granted a postponement.
• Send supporting documents with the form (such as a doctor's note, obituary or other documentation that substantiates your request). Without proof of circumstances, your application has little chance of success.
• If you haven't discused your personal circumstances and study delay with your study advisor yet, we urge you to do this ASAP

BSA Hearing

• If you submit a postponement request of the BSA standard, you will be expected at the hearing. Requests will not be considered until the end of July.
• If you object to the proposed negative study advice, you will be invited for a hearing.
• During the hearing, students have the opportunity to explain to the BSA committee why they should be granted BSA-norm postponement.
• Scheduled hearing dates:
  • For the Bachelor's of Theology: to be announced
  • For the Bachelor's of Theology and Religious Studies: to be announced

*The following circumstances may be reasons for requesting BSA deferment: illness, pregnancy, special family circumstances, disability or if you work for an official student body.

For students of the School of Social Sciences (SSC), the following information applies:

In your first year, you must obtain at least 42 of the 60 credits in first-year courses of the bachelor's degree for which you are registered.

In November, January, April and July you will receive on your student email an advice about the progress of your studies. Please contact the academic advisor if you are unsure whether you can meet the standard. You can also contact your academic advisor if you have difficulty studying, have doubts about your study choice or want help with your study planning. Please report any personal circumstances to the academic advisor as soon as possible.

Important dates:

• Before 1 February: If you deregister before 1 February, you will not receive your BSA
• No later than 21 July 2026: Positive BSA and proposed negative BSA decision will be sent
• 7 August 2026 at 12:00: Deadline for submitting objections to the proposed negative decision. You thereby register for the hearing.
• 19 August 2026: Hearing (online)
• No later than 22 August : Final Binding Study Advice is sent out

Postponement of binding study advice and BSA hearing.

• If you do not meet the BSA standard on 21 July 2026, you will receive a proposed negative BSA by e-mail.
• From the time you receive the intended negative BSA until no later than 12:00 on August 7, 2026, you can object to this decision by submitting a request for postponement to the BSA Committee. You do so by completing Overview of Circumstances and submitting it as an attachment to the official request (top right of this page).
• Substantiate why you think you should be granted a postponement.
• Enclose supporting documents in the form (e.g. doctor's note, correspondence, obituary, etc.).
• The hearings are on 19 August 2026. On 18 August in the afternoon, you will be told what time you are expected.
• If the special circumstances are such that it is evident that postponement of the BSA can be granted, and you reported the circumstances* to the study advisor in time, the BSA committee may decide to grant postponement without hearing you at the hearing. 
• Hearings are online sessions lasting up to 10 minutes, in which the BSA committee can ask you questions to clarify any ambiguities. The aim is not to discuss your circumstances in detail, which should be well documented in the request you submitted earlier.

NB. If there are special circumstances*, you must report this to the study advisor as soon as possible. 

*Circumstances that may be cause for postponement of the BSA standard are: illness, pregnancy, special family circumstances, disability/ job limitation and board work. See the Teaching and Examination Regulations, part A, article 5 (to be found in the studyguide)

For students of the School of Humanities (SH), the following information applies:

Faculty standard BSA (Binding Recommendation on Continuation of Studies)

In your first year of registration, you must obtain at least 42 of the 60 credits in first-year courses of the bachelor's degree for which you are registered. The course Academic Skills is a mandatory part of these 42 credits. The credits for Academic Skills are only awarded when the Language Proficiency Test has been passed. If you do not meet the norm, you will receive a negative binding recommendation in August. You must then discontinue the programme and you may not re-register for this programme at VU Amsterdam for three years. The binding recommendation on continuation of studies only applies to full-time students.

Exceptions to this rule are the ACASA programmes, Philosophy and PPE. These apply the following standards:

• Archaeology, Greek and Latin Language and Culture and Ancient Sciences - 48 credits
• Philosophy, Politics and Economics - 54 credits
• In the Bachelor's degree in Philosophy, 42 credits ánd the Language Proficiency Test must be passed to receive a positive BSA.

For the above-mentioned programmes, the Academic Skills course is not a mandatory part of the BSA standard.

In November, January, (April) and July you will receive advice about the progress of your studies. Please contact the academic advisor if you are unsure whether you can meet the standard. You can also contact your academic advisor if you have difficulty studying, have doubts about your study choice or want help with your study planning. Also report any personal circumstances to the academic advisor as soon as possible.

Quitting before February 1 as a first-year student (or before March 1 as a first-year ACASA student)
If you deregister from the programme before February 1, you will not receive a BSA for the current year. This means that you can re-register for the same programme via Studielink for the next academic year.

Only for the ACASA programmes (Archaeology, Greek and Latin Language and Culture and Ancient Sciences): if students deregister before March 1, they will not receive a BSA.

Read below what steps you need to take and what the consequences are.

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If you want to deregister before February 1, please submit a request for deregistration via Studielink no later than January 31. If you want to deregister before March 1 (ACASA bachelors), please submit a request for deregistration no later than February 28. More information about unsubscribing can be found on vu.nl.

Financial Consequences
You are responsible for terminating your student financing and student public transport card upon deregistration; this doesn't happen automatically! If you stop your studies before February 1, your student travel product and grant can become a gift from DUO under certain conditions (first year  scheme). You must repay any loan.

This date also applies to first-year ACASA students! If you deregister as an ACASA student after February 1 and before March 1, you cannot use the first year scheme.

For more information, visit the DUO website. Also note the possible consequences for your (student) insurance and student housing if you interrupt or stop your studies.

Deviating procedure for postponement of binding study advice for BA PPE

Are you a B PPE student? Please read this document with information about the postponement procedure.

Procedure for postponement of binding study advice (excluding B PPE)

If your studies are delayed due to personal circumstances*, you can request a postponement of the BSA from the BSA committee. This means that you can request an extension of the period within which you must obtain the required minimum number of credits from the first year of your programme. If there are personal circumstances, you must report this to the academic advisor no later than June 1.

You have two options to request a postponement of the BSA:

• Participate in the first round: assessment of written documents
• Participate in the second round:  hearings with the BSA committee

Important data:

• If you haven't discussed your personal circumstances and study delay with your study advisor yet, we urge you to do this ASAP.

• June 1 - June 30: first round. Students will get the opportunity to request a postponement of the BSA on the basis of written documents
• July 15: date on which the decision of the first round is communicated
• July 22: date on which students receive a positive BSA, a postponement or an intended negative BSA.
• July 22 – August 6: if you did not use the opportunity of the first round in June, you can still submit a request for postponement and make an appointment for a hearing in the online agenda
• August 22: the final BSA decision or postponement is issued. You will receive this via mail.

The hearings will be held after August 6 and before August 22.  Exact dates will be communicated on this website at a later stage.

To submit a request, use the BSA postponement request form. Read the instructions on the form carefully!

Please note the following:

• Substantiate in your request why you think you should be granted a postponement.
• Send supporting documents with the form (such as a signed doctor's note, obituary or other documentation that substantiates your request). Note that without proof of circumstances, your application has little chance of success.

Round 1: Assessment of written documents

• If there are clearly demonstrable personal circumstances at an early stage that lead to study delays, you can submit a request for a BSA postponement from June 1 to June 30. Even if not all results are known yet, you can submit a request. Please note that if your request cannot be dealt with in writing because there is not sufficient evidence, your request will be rejected. In that case you may still register for the hearings.
• You will receive an e-mail including the decision from the BSA committee in mid-July.
• Requests for postponement of the BSA that are received after June 30 will not be processed. If you subsequently receive an “intended negative binding recommendation” at the end of July, you can still make use of the hearings. See below for more information.

Round 2: Hearings

• Students who receive an "intended negative binding recommendation" in July have the option to participate in one of the hearings organized by the BSA committee.
• If you wish to object to the "intended negative binding recommendation", you must submit a request for postponement to the BSA committee within two weeks of the date of the intended negative BSA.
• If you haven't discussed your personal circumstances and study delay with your study advisor yet, we urge you to do this ASAP.
• During the hearing you can explain to the BSA committee why you should be granted an extension.
• The hearings will be held on To be announced
• Requests for hearings will only be processed from the end of July.
• An appointment can be made from July 22 via the online agenda. 

*Circumstances that may lead to postponement of the BSA standard are: illness, pregnancy, special family circumstances, disability/functional limitation and board work.

For students of the Faculty of Law, the following information applies:

Faculty BSA norm  

The Bachelor programmes Law in Society, Law, Notarial Law and Criminology are subject to a binding recommendation on continuation of studies (BSA). This means the following:

In your first year of enrolment, you must obtain at least 42 credits out of 60 for first year courses (see article 14.1 of the Teaching and Examination Regulations).

If you do not meet the BSA-norm, you receive a negative BSA for your study programme. This means you won’t be able to re-enrol into this particular VU programme for the next 3 years. 

Students receive advice on their study progress in November, January and May. If your studies are not going well or if you have doubts on your study choice and you want to avoid receiving a negative BSA you can deregister before 1 February. 

Deregistration before February 1

Below you can see which steps you have to take if you decide to deregister before February 1 and what the consequences are.

BSA
If you deregister before February 1 and this is your first year at VU, you will not receive a binding recommendation of continuation of studies (BSA). This means that you can re-register for the same programme for next academic year via Studielink.

Students of Criminology and Law in Society will not have to take part in the selection procedure again. Students of Law and Notarial Law do not have to do another study choice check.

Deregistration
You must deregister via Studielink on January 31 at the latest. If you submit your request at the end of January you will be deregistered on February 1. In that case you will not receive a BSA. More information on deregistration can be found on vu.nl.

Tuition fees
If you pay the statutory tuition fees you do not have to pay tuition fees for the months in which you are no longer enrolled. Did you pay already? Any surplus will be refunded.

Student finance, travel product, insurance
If you decide to deregister, it is your own responsibility to stop your student finance and travel product; this does not happen automatically! You can find more information about this on the DUO website.

Please also pay attention to the possible consequences for your (student) insurance if you interrupt or quit your studies.

Passed courses
If you have passed courses before February 1 and you continue with the same programme next academic year, the courses you have passed will be retained. Even if you still have exams at the end of January (P3) and pass them, these courses will remain in your portfolio.

The grade for a paper that is not graded until February will not remain, because that grade is dated in February.

PPI coach and mentor
Inform your PPI coach and mentor that you are quitting your studies.

Other study programme
Are you quitting the programme because it does not suit you and do you want to participate in another study programme at the VU? This is only possible per September 1. The Study choice action plan can help you with your orientation on a new study.

Deferment of BSA

If you don't manage to meet the BSA standard (42 credits for first year courses) and have fallen behind with your studies due to personal circumstances*, you can submit a request for deferment of BSA (on the basis of article 5.4 OER). By doing so, you apply for an extension of the period in which you need to obtain the required minimum number of credits for your programme.

• To submit the request, use the application form under the blue button Request for deferment BSA at the top of this webpage.
• You can submit a request for BSA deferment between 1 June and 27 July 2025. Requests that are received after 27 July 2025 will not be processed.
• Fill out the Overview circumstances and upload it as an attachment to the application form.
• Provide relevant evidence and proof that support your claim (e.g. doctors notice, correspondence, obituary notice, etc.). If, due to the nature of your personal circumstances, you cannot provide evidence, explain this in the form.
• By submitting a request, you give the BSA-committee permission to examine your academic file. If you object to this, then you must indicate this upon registration.
• The BSA committee may wish to speak to you in person for further clarification. In that case, you will be invited to a BSA hearing (see information underneath).
• No later than 15 August you receive the decision of the BSA-committee on your VU-mail address.

* The following circumstances may be reasons for requesting deferment of the BSA: illness, pregnancy, special family circumstances, disability or if you work for an official student body.

If you are facing special circumstances, you should make an appointment with the Academic Advisors as soon as possible.

BSA hearings 

When the BSA-committee concludes that it cannot decide on the basis of the information submitted, you will be invited to a hearing, this is a conversation with either the chair or secretary of the BSA-committee and an official secretary.

• The hearings take place on 18, 19 and 20 August 2025 between 10:00 hrs and 16:00 hrs. Make sure that you are available during this period. It is not possible to attend a hearing on a different date.
• During the conversation, the BSA-committee will ask questions and you get the opportunity to explain in more detail your situation and why you should be granted a deferment. The conversation takes about 10-15 minutes.  
• The hearing will take place at the VU Campus (Initium building). You are registered automatically for a time slot, it is not possible to request a specific day or time. Please make sure to be on time!
• The conversation is strictly confidential.

Important dates

• No later than 17 July 2025: intended BSA decision is sent.
• 27 July 2025: deadline to request deferment of  BSA via the registration form.
• No later than 15 August 2025: decision on request for deferment or invitation to a hearing is sent.
• 18, 19 and 20 August 2025: hearings.
• No later than 22 August 2025: binding recommendation on continuation of studies is sent.

For students of the School of Business and Economics (SBE), the following information applies:

Faculty BSA Requirements 2024-2025

1. Business Administration: You must obtain at least 48 out of 60 ECTS.
2. Economics and Business Economics: You must obtain at least 42 out of 60 ECTS, including the course Quantitative Research Methods I.
3. Econometrics and Operations Research: You must obtain at least 42 out of 60 ECTS.
4. Econometrics and Data Science: You must obtain at least 42 out of 60 ECTS.
5. International Business Administration: You must obtain at least 48 out of 60 ECTS.

You can submit a BSA deferment request via a form at 2 times. Check this explanation to get an idea of which time suits you best.

•  Stage 1 (23 June 2025 before 09:00) is intended for students who are currently unable to meet the BSA standard due to serious circumstances. There is a demonstrable causal link between the circumstances and results during the academic year through. 
• Stage 2 (8 August 2025 before 09:00) is intended for students who are (currently) still able to meet the BSA norm or for students where it makes sense to pass as many courses as possible in order to demonstrate a link between circumstances and study progress.

If you are unsure which phase best suits your situation, you can discuss this with the academic advisor during a walk-in consultation hour. 

Important Dates

• 23 June 2025 before 09:00 AM: Deadline to submit a BSA deferment request via this form (only for SBE students).
• 31 July 2025: Provisional BSA decision will be sent.
• 8 August 2025 before 09:00 AM: Deadline to submit an objection to the provisional binding study advice. By submitting an objection, you automatically register for the hearing.
• 13, 14 & 15 – 18 & 19 August 2025: Hearing (online).
• 22 August 2025: The final Binding Study Advice will be sent.

Below you will find more information about the various dates and procedures.

Deferment of Binding Study Advice (BSA)

You can submit a request for BSA deferment until 23 June 2025 (phase 1) or 8 August 2025 (phase 2) via this form (only for SBE students). Please read the instructions on the form carefully!

Note: The form alone is not sufficient. Adding the requested attachments, including proof of circumstances, is of great importance! Without proof of circumstances, your application has little chance of success. See below for phase 1. Incomplete applications will not be processed.

Phase 1: If you can no longer meet your BSA this academic year (June, July) – request for deferment must be submitted by 23 June 2025 and will be discussed during the BSA meeting in July 2025. The first meeting of the BSA committee – where it is discussed whether deferment is granted to students – will take place in the first or second week of July 2025. You will not be present at this meeting as a student.

What do you need to send?

1. The form you have completed for a deferment request. The more specific you are in your substantiation, the better the BSA committee will be able to understand the situation.
2. Evidence of your personal circumstances* (think of a doctor's certificate, correspondence, death notice, prescriptions, referral letters, printout of your medical record, etc.).

If there are personal circumstances*, you must report this to the academic advisor within 3 months of the occurrence of the circumstances.

*Circumstances that may lead to deferment of the BSA standard are: illness, pregnancy, special family circumstances, disability/functional impairment, a position in the board of a study association or a co-governance board. If your request is discussed at this meeting, you will receive the decision from the BSA committee in the third week of July at your VU email address.

Follow-up Procedure

Phase 2 (August) – Provisional decision and hearing

For all students (except those who have been granted deferment in the BSA committee meeting in July), the following applies: 31 July 2025, you will receive the provisional BSA decision. If you wish to object to a provisional negative advice, you must submit this by 8 August 2025 before 09:00 AM via this form.

Note: The form alone is not sufficient. Adding the following attachments, including proof of your circumstances, is of great importance! Without proof of circumstances, your application has little chance of success.

Incomplete applications will not be processed. If you have received a provisional negative decision and have not been able to meet the BSA standard due to personal circumstances, you can apply for deferment. You must then send the following:

1. The form you have completed for a deferment request. The more specific you are in your substantiation, the better the BSA committee will be able to understand the situation.
2. Evidence of your personal circumstances (think of a doctor's certificate, correspondence, death notice, prescriptions, referral letters, printout of your medical record, etc.). If there are personal circumstances*, you must report this to the academic advisor within 3 months of the occurrence of the circumstances.

If you apply for BSA deferment, this means that you register for the hearing on 13, 14 & 15 – 18 & 19 August 2025. The hearings will be held online. During the hearing, you will have the opportunity to explain your request for BSA deferment to a delegation of the BSA committee. For this meeting, the following applies:

• It is not possible to indicate a preference for a day or time.
• The meeting lasts a maximum of 10 minutes.
• You will receive the invitation for the hearing at your VU email address.