Now you’ve got your timetable, it’s a good idea to familiarise yourself with the final assessment process. And if you're looking to transfer courses, you can apply in week 9.
The last day to withdraw from semester one units with Withdrawn on your academic record is Monday 11 May.
Units withdrawn after this date will show Withdrawn Fail and will count towards your WAM and GPA.
For units from other teaching periods (full-year, summer, winter, etc), you need to check the census dates, as the deadlines vary.
Here’s how final assessments work. This is a great time to familiarise yourself with the process.
If you have a disability or medical condition, you may be able to make alternative arrangements for your final assessment. These may include extra time, a special venue, equipment or furniture. You must be registered with Disability Support Services to be eligible.
In exceptional circumstances beyond your control (for instance, if you're very unwell or severely affected by hardship, trauma or grief), you may be eligible for special consideration. If approved, it will allow you to sit your final assessment at a later date.
If your final assessment is an eExam, you might be eligible for special arrangements if you’re unable to sit your assessment as scheduled (e.g. you can’t come to campus or your home environment isn’t suitable to sit your assessment from home).
If you're studying a diploma at Monash University or any course at College, please make your enquiry through Monash College.