What is a likely consequence of not following the reschedule/cancellation rules?

• A. No changes allowed
• B. You may face rescheduling or penalties
• C. No consequence
• D. You can reapply next year

Answer: (B)

When you don’t follow reschedule or cancellation rules, the system usually imposes consequences to keep scheduling fair and efficient for everyone. The most likely outcome is that you’ll have to reschedule the session, and you may incur penalties such as a cancellation fee or loss of the slot you were booked for. In some programs, repeated violations can result in restrictions on future registrations or a need to reapply, rather than simply showing up on a new date.

This is why the option stating that you may face rescheduling or penalties best reflects what typically happens. The other choices imply no effect, no changes, or only a future reapplication, which don’t align with standard policies designed to enforce accountability and order in scheduling.