academic leave
Academic leave is a designated period during which a student or faculty member is granted permission to temporarily suspend their studies or teaching duties. This leave can be for various reasons, such as personal health, family obligations, research opportunities, or professional development. While on academic leave, individuals typically do not participate in classes or academic responsibilities but can return to their studies or positions afterward without penalty. Institutions usually have specific policies and procedures regarding how to apply for and manage academic leave, ensuring that both the individual’s needs and the institution's standards are met.
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Academic leave is a period during which a student temporarily suspends their studies at an educational institution. This leave can be taken for various reasons, such as personal health issues, family matters, or to pursue other opportunities, like work or research. During this time, the student is not enrolled in classes but may retain their student status. Upon returning, they can typically resume their studies at the same point they left off, depending on the institution's policies. It's an opportunity for students to take a break without losing their academic progress.