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Visit Service ConnectYour academic standing indicates your current progress towards completing your degree.
Find out more about how your academic standing level is determined and where you can seek support below.
Your Academic Standing is based on the proportion of credit points that you passed in the current study period, together with the Academic Standing at the end of the previous study period.
Academic Standing is generally finalised:
You can view your Academic Standing on your internal transcript as well as your Results Notification. You can retrieve your internal transcript in eStudent. To retrieve your transcript navigate to 'My Study' then 'Manage My Course' and request an Academic Transcript from the 'Self Service Reports' option on the side menu.
If you have difficulty viewing your results or Academic Standing, it may be due to outstanding debt or missing information on your student account, including tuition fees or library fines, updating your Unique Student Identifier (USI), and other requirements. You can check if you have any outstanding debts and sanctions on your account in the 'My Finances' tile in eStudent.
Your Academic Standing will not be displayed on your official transcript, AHEGS documents or status letter.
You are progressing satisfactorily.
You should adjust your study routines before more serious intervention by the University is required. If your results do not improve, you will be at risk of moving to Monitored Enrolment at the end of the next study period.
To avoid moving to Monitored Enrolment, we recommend you:
Macquarie has a range of resources to help you whenever you are facing academic difficulties so you can get back on track.
You will be prevented from enrolling or changing your enrolment until you have completed the Self Guidance tool. When completed, a code will be generated and this code needs to be entered into the Academic section of the Course Guidance form for your enrolment to be enabled.
You need to consider:
You will not be permitted to undertake any load at Macquarie University for a period of 12 months.
During the period that you are on Academic Pause, you will not be required to submit a Leave of Absence, and the 12 months will not count towards your overall leave duration.
Any unit(s) that you are enrolled in will be withdrawn once your Academic Standing changes to 'Academic Pause'.
You will not incur fees for the withdrawn unit(s) and they will be reversed (including if you defer your fees through HELP).
If you have already paid your fees upfront, they will be re-credited against your account.
Following the period of Academic Pause, you have an automatic right of return to the current version of your course (subject to availability).
When you can return to study depends on when you were suspended.
Academic Pause due | You are | Earliest date to enrol or apply for a new course | Status you will |
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Session 1 2022 | Session 2 of the following year, ie. Session 2 2023 | Day after census for Session 1 of the following year, ie. Session1 2023 | Probation |
Session 2 2022 | Session 3 of the following year, ie. Session 3 2023 | Day after census for Session 2 of the following year, ie. Session 2 2023 | Probation |
For information regarding when enrolment opens for the session you will return to, see Enrolment Dates.
Your Academic Standing will be Probation for typically one study period when you return to study after Academic Pause.
You will be prevented from enrolling or changing your enrolment until you have completed the Self Guidance tool. When completed, a code will be generated and this code needs be entered into the Academic section of the Course Guidance form for your enrolment to be enabled.
You have not passed more than 50% of the attempted units whilst on probation and will be excluded from the University for two years.
Any unit(s) that you are enrolled in will be withdrawn once your Academic Standing changes to 'Exclusion'.
You will not incur fees for the withdrawn unit(s) and they will be reversed (including if you defer your fees through HELP).
If you have already paid your fees upfront, they will be re-credited against your account.
Following the period of Exclusion, you must apply to return to your studies through the prescribed method.
You may apply for the latest or comparable version of your previous course or a different course providing:
For more information about returning to your studies following Exclusion, see the Stopping your studies page for more details.
Following the two-year period of exclusion, you will return to study on an Academic Standing of 'Satisfactory'.
Upon returning to study, it is highly recommended you chat to Service Connect about your return after an exclusion.
You will be assisted to identify and form a plan to help you readjust to study and maintain satisfactory academic progress.
Your Academic Standing cannot be calculated due to unresolved results or incomplete grades. Once your grade/s have been finalised, you will be notified if there has been a subsequent change in your Academic Standing. If your grade is still pending 2 weeks after your final assessment, chat to Service Connect about the status of your incomplete grade.
Students have 20 working days from the date of initial notification to appeal their ‘Academic Pause’ or ‘Exclusion’.
Students who believe they have grounds to appeal their 'Academic Pause' or 'Exclusion' may do so as per the Appeals Policy.
To find out more about how to appeal, please see the Academic Appeals website.
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