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Division of Registrar & Student Services
Enrolments
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What you need to do to drop a course |
Before census date Before census date |
Drop the course on ISIS. The course you drop will not appear on your enrolment record or academic transcript and you will not be liable for tuition fees/HECS. If ISIS does not permit you to drop the course, you must complete and submit an Enrolment Variation Form by the deadline. |
1 April- 15 May (Semester 1) 1 September- 25 September (Semester 2) |
Drop the course on ISIS. The course you drop will show on your enrolment record and academic transcript as Withdrawn (WD). This is not a fail grade but does still need to be recorded for auditing purposes. You will remain liable for tuition fees/HECS. If ISIS does not permit you to drop the course, you must complete and submit an Enrolment Variation Form by the deadline. |
16 May- 10 June (Semester 1) 26 September - 4 November (Semester 2) |
Drop the course on ISIS. The course you drop will show on your enrolment record and academic transcript as Withdrawn with failure (WN). You will remain liable for tuition fees/HECS. If ISIS does not permit you to drop the course, you must complete and submit an Enrolment Variation Form by the deadline. |
Examination period 11 - 27 June (Semester 1) Examination period 5 - 21 November (Semester 2) |
Course withdrawals after the start of the examinations period are not permitted. If special circumstances exist, contact your College Student Office or academic area. |
For academic advice on dropping or adding courses, program requirements and program completion, contact your College Student Office.
Dropping a course after the deadline
If you need to drop a course after the deadline to drop the course without failure, you may be eligible to apply for a Late Withdrawal. Late Withdrawals may be granted to students who encounter unavoidable and unexpected extenuating circumstances that impede their successful completion of a course where the circumstances occur or are exacerbated after the deadline to drop the course without failure. A Late Withdrawal is a withdrawal without failure (WL).
Circumstances that may be considered for a Late Withdrawal include:
To apply for a Late Withdrawal, you are required to write a letter or email to:
Manager, Enrolments and Student Records
Pauline Griffin Building (11) ANU
Canberra ACT 0200
enrolments@anu.edu.au
Supporting documentation (such as medical certificates) must be included that clearly support your claims and include the relevant dates/timeframes.
Recipients of a Late Withdrawal may, but not necessarily, be entitled to a fee refund, remission of HELP debt and/or remission of Student Learning Entitlement (SLE). For a remission of debt or SLE, fill out and submit an Application for Remission of SLE & Associated Debt form. For a refund of up-front payments or tuition fees, please include this request in your application for Late Withdrawal.
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Page last updated: 19 January 2009 Please direct all enquiries to: Student Business Solutions Responsible Officer: Registrar |
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