If you believe there’s been a mistake or unfairness in your final subject grade, you can apply for a formal Review of Grade (ROG). Here’s exactly what to do - step by step.
You must apply within 14 days of your grade being released.
Late applications will only be considered in exceptional circumstances and will incur a non-refundable late fee.
You can apply for a Review of Grade on one or more of the following grounds:
Depending on the grounds that you choose you will need to supply the relevant supporting documentation to upload to your form. Here are some examples below:
The subject outline wasn’t published by the start of the session |
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Assessment requirements changed during the session without notice or in an unreasonable way |
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Assessment requirements were applied to you unfairly or prejudicially |
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A clerical error occurred in calculating or recording your grade |
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You experienced adverse circumstances that weren’t reasonably considered | Medical circumstances
Non-Medical documentation* includes: All documentation must clearly describe the situation and include specific dates and durations. |
You received an assessment mark after your final subject grade was published |
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Complete and submit the Review of Grade form, making sure you include:
You can check your request status anytime in the Student Portal.
You’ll receive the outcome from the Head of School. The result may be:
If you are not satisfied with the outcome, you may be eligible to lodge an appeal.