Readmission to Undergraduate Courses

Withdrawal

• Students who withdraw/discontinue from an undergraduate course and wish to re-enter the course, must reapply for entry through VTAC, unless the course is direct entry or a mid-year entry.
• See Applying for an undergraduate place.

Exclusion

Exclusion for unsatisfactory academic progress is normally for one year.

To reapply for the same course: for courses offered by the faculties of Law, Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, Pharmacy and Science, apply through VTAC, for other courses apply directly to the faculty.

To apply for a different course: apply through VTAC.

Applicants for readmission must demonstrate evidence of improved academic performance, eg good results in another tertiary level program, or related work experience.

Exclusion on other grounds is an exclusion from the university and the period is determined by the university.

Relevant Policies

• Monash University regulation - Exclusion for unsatisfactory progress 
• Statutes Chapter 6.2 - Exclusion for unsatisfactory progress
• Chapter 4 - Discipline
• Chapter 6.3 - Exclusion for health reasons.

Invalidation

Where a student is in a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) and his/her enrolment has been invalidated, the student cannot be readmitted to the university until the following semester, subject to faculty approval.

If the student is Fee liable (full fee) and his/her enrolment has been invalidated, the student can be re-admitted subject to the payment of all outstanding fees and fines.

Application for readmission is made direct to the faculty of enrolment, except in the faculties of Information Technology and Medicine where application is through VTAC.

See also

• Course transfer
• Re-instatement after invalidation
• Completing enrolment requirements