Undergraduate

Appeal an Academic Progress Committee Exclusion

Students who are excluded from their academic career due to unsatisfactory academic progression are able to appeal on procedural grounds the decision of the Academic Progress Committee to the Deputy Vice-Chancellor.

Students have 20 working days from the confirmation of exclusion letter. This date is included in the confirmation of exclusion letter.

Expected academic performance for international students

All ANU students are required to meet satisfactory academic progress. This means that they must meet the minimum academic performance requirements as established by the University. What constitutes satisfactory academic progress depends on the level of the program or, in some circumstances, requirements specific to an individual program.

Expected academic performance for coursework students

All ANU students within an undergraduate or postgraduate academic career are required to maintain satisfactory academic progression. This means that they must meet the minimum academic performance requirements as established by the University within the Academic Progress Rule.

Grading scale

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Academic problems, appeals, complaints process

We aim to provide a learning environment and experience that is enjoyable and rewarding and prepares our graduates (you) for the future.

Notification of results

Coursework results will be released by the Registrar, following approval of the Delegated Authority in the relevant Academic College (for dates relating to specific semesters, please see Principal dates on the right hand side of the page).

Special assessment consideration

Special consideration is the process by which an examiner takes extenuating circumstances into consideration during the marking of an assessment item. Extenuating circumstances are defined as circumstances that were unpredictable and unavoidable. Examples of extenuating circumstances are:

How fees are calculated

Tuition fees are charged based on your enrolment. Each course you enrol in has an associated fee.

From year to year tuition fee rates change. They can change for a number of reasons including those set by the University and those set by the Australian government. Specific course fee amounts are listed in the relevant course entry on the Programs & Courses website.

Domestic undergraduate tuition fees

Undergraduate programs are typically the first degree taken at university, and include Bachelor Degrees, Diplomas and Associate Degree programs.

The type of fees you are required to pay depends on whether you are Commonwealth supported or not.

All students will be issued with an invoice via ISIS within a few days of enrolling in their courses.

Fee information for new students

You will be issued with invoices for your course fees via ISIS.  It is important that you check ISIS regularly to ensure that you pay your fees by the due dates.