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Academic Progress (ANU College of Business and Economics) Order 2009

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What this does: This Order sets out the rules for when students at the ANU College of Business and Economics can be kicked out of their degree for failing subjects.

Who it affects: Students enrolled in programs at the ANU College of Business and Economics.

How it works:

First warning: If you fail one course, the Dean can send you a letter warning that you risk exclusion if you fail again.
Exclusion process: If you fail two courses (or fail the same course twice), the Dean can notify you that you're facing exclusion and invite you to submit a written explanation of why you should be allowed to continue.
Final decision: After considering your submission, a "Delegated Authority" (the person with power to make the decision) decides whether to exclude you from the program or let you continue.

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Academic Progress (ANU College of Business and Economics) Order 2009

THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

Academic Progress Rules 2009

ACADEMIC PROGRESS (ANU COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS) ORDER 2009

The Dean of The Australian National University College of Business and Economics makes this Order under subrule 10(3) of the Academic Progress Rules 2009.

Dated: 8 September 2009.

Keith Houghton

Dean

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1 Name of Order

1.1 This is the Academic Progress (ANU College of Business and Economics) Order 2009.

2 Commencement

2.1 This Order commences on the day after it is registered.

3 Failure to maintain satisfactory standard

3.1 If a student fails one semester course in a program, the ANU College Dean may send the student a letter warning the student that he or she may be excluded from the program for further failures.

3.2 For subrule 10 (3) of the Academic Progress Rules, if a student fails two semester courses in a program, or fails the same course twice, the ANU College Dean may advise the student that the student is to be excluded from the program and may invite the student to demonstrate in writing why he or she should be permitted to continue in the program.

3.3 After considering any submission by the student, the Delegated Authority may decide whether or not to exclude the student from the program.

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