DUSA’s Student Advocacy and Support Service assist many students who have received an Academic Progress email from a Deakin faculty committee. If you have received an email proposing conditions on your enrolment, you don’t need to go through this alone.
We can help you understand this and support you with your response. Please contact us to book a free, confidential appointment with a professional and experienced Advocate. We understand that circumstances can impact on your ability to pass units. These circumstances may be related to health, wellbeing, finances, family, or academic issues. When you are unable to pass certain units, or you have exceeded the maximum timeframe to complete your course, your faculty may propose conditions on your enrolment. You can access the Deakin Academic Progress Policy here.
If you have received a Condition Proposal letter, you can make an appointment with a DUSA Advocate who can:
- Assist you to understand the proposal letter and the process of responding.
- Support you to consider the possible courses of action available to you.
- Provide advice about services that are relevant to your personal individual circumstances so you can access support if you want to.
- If accepting the condition - Assist to you understand how the condition impacts your enrolment and what supports you can access whilst the condition is in place.
- If reviewing the condition - Assist you to prepare for your Review Meeting and accompany you to the Review Meeting as your support person. If you decide to apply for a review of the condition, we can assist you to work out what information and supporting documents to include in your written submission, review your draft written submission and provide you with suggestions about how to strengthen it. You can access our Condition Proposal Written Submission Template here.
If you would like further support however are not sure where to go or who to ask:
- Deakin University also has a wide range of supports available regarding academic, health and wellbeing, and personal matters. You can visit our Support Services webpage for more detailed information.
- A DUSA Advocate can also provide you with additional information and referrals during an Advocacy appointment.
If you have received an Outcome Letter regarding the Faculty Committees decision and would like to appeal:
