If your academic performance does not improve, you could eventually be excluded. A student who is excluded is not permitted to attend classes or undertake study in the program from which they were excluded or in any other Griffith program, including non-award programs.

A student may be eligible for exclusion if they have:

• a program GPA of less than 3.5 and previously been assessed as having an academic progress status of Orange at least once in their current program
• failed the same course three times
• failed one or more designated courses.

You can find more information in the Academic Progress Procedure.

If you are excluded, you have the option to take an early exit and request to graduate from an alternate award. Please note that eligibility is subject to you meeting the degree requirements of the alternative award, along with any requirements as outlined under the Graduations Procedure.

Helpful links

Is there any further avenue for having an exclusion decision reviewed?

Can I recommence study once I have been excluded?

Can I request a review or appeal against exclusion for academic performance?