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  1. Failing a unit

    If you have failed a unit you will need to adjust your study plan to complete your course. This may extend the time needed to complete your course or you may be able to make up the failed unit by... Date Updated: 06/01/2026

  2. Supplementary assessments

    Supplementary assessments are available in the following circumstances: Academic Ground You have a course WAM of 55% or higher AND obtained a mark of N+ (45 - 49%) in the unit overall, or... Date Updated: 06/01/2026

  3. Accessing units in LMS for deferred/supplementary exams

    Units in LMS are automatically set to end at the end of the exam period and will disappear from your unit listing. Unit coordinators have control over their unit end dates and can change these. ... Date Updated: 06/01/2026

  4. Academic Progression explained

    Academic Progression is an assessment of your academic performance. At the end of each semester or trimester, your academic performance is assessed to determine your eligibility to continue... Date Updated: 06/01/2026

  5. 'Suspended' status explained

    If your progress status shows as ‘Suspended’ in studentConnect , it means you have not made satisfactory progress in your course, and your enrolment has been suspended. You will not be able to... Date Updated: 06/01/2026

  6. 'Excluded' status explained

    If your progress status shows as ‘Excluded' in  studentConnect , it means you have not made satisfactory progress in your course and you are unable to re-enrol in your course. You will receive... Date Updated: 06/01/2026

  7. 'On Probation' status explained

    If your progress status shows as ‘On Probation Restrict-18’ in studentConnect , it means you have not made satisfactory progress in your course. Check your student email, and contact your ... Date Updated: 06/01/2026

  8. Attending and disputing an oral interview

    If you're required to attend an oral interview and decline, the academic integrity investigation will continue without this piece of evidence. A decision will be made using the initial information... Date Updated: 06/01/2026

  9. The people involved in an oral interview

    The relevant School Academic Integrity Officer and the academic staff member who initiated the investigation will be present. You can also bring a support person (such as a Guild representative)... Date Updated: 06/01/2026

  10. 'Good Standing' status explained

    Congratulations, your academic performance has been assessed and determined you are eligible to re-enrol. You may continue studying your course and  re-enrol . Date Updated: 06/01/2026