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Comment 1 Presentation code is vital for sorting the incoming forms, but is hard to read quickly.
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Amendment 1 Presentation code is larger, clearer, distracting text and border are removed.
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Comment 2 Personal identifier is vital for dealing with forms, but is hard to read.
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Amendment 2 Personal identifier is much easier to read. |
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Comment 3 Nothing to show that the reservation expiry date is important.
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Amendment 3 Date is explained in student language. |
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Comment 4 Box with no description is confusing.
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Amendment 4 Boxes all identified. |
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Comment 5 The term 'award' is used in one place to mean financial assistance and in another to mean academic qualification.
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Amendment 5 'Award' is explained and used only to refer to financial assistance. |
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Comment 6 Section on awards confuses the task of dealing with payment.
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Amendment 6 Academic award section is separated from payment, and now uses the term 'qualification'. |
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Comment 7 Three blank columns are confusing.
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Amendment 7 Unused columns are 'greyed' out. |
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Comment 8 Blue background makes text difficult to read and costs more to print.
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Amendment 8 Blue highlight now separates areas of the form simply and effectively. |
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Comment 9 Nothing to link sections of the form to the appropriate notes in the booklet.
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Amendment 9 Sections and boxes are identified, and cross-referenced to the notes. |
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Comment 10 Term 'offer' is introduced for the first time just before the signature.
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Amendment 10 Terminology for registration is consistent from the start of the form. |
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Comment 11 Nothing to tell you there are more questions on the back of the form.
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Amendment 11 Student is warned that there is more to read on the form. |
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