The University of Ballarat

NORMAL PROGRESSIONStudents may progress through the Bachelor of Education program if:they are awarded a pass grade or higher in all required courses;they are awarded a pass grade or higher in all prerequisites for a course before attempting that courses.RESTRICTED PROGRESSIONUnsatisfactory progress on the Bachelor of Education will be considered to have occurred in caseswhere a student has:a Not Pass grade in two or more courses in any semester of full time study or pro rate for less than fulltime study; ora Not Pass grade in a unit previously failed; ora Not Pass grade in one practicum unit; orunsatisfactory performance in the practicum phase of one semester.CONSEQUENCES OF UNSATISFACTORY PROGRESSAll students with unsatisfactory progress will be informed of their standing by mail on or before thedate of publication of results.Students with unsatisfactory progress may be required to attend a show cause hearing at which theywill be given an opportunity to explain reasons for unsatisfactory progress.After the show cause hearing the Progress Coordinator will make a final recommendation to thestudent and confirm with a formal letter that the student is:excluded from the program, orsuspended from the program for a specified period, orrestricted as to enrolment, orpermitted to continue in the program without conditionsThe Head of School and Student Administration is informed of the outcome and documents are filed instudent files.The following Regulation is to be applied within the framework of Statute 5.5 – Unsatisfactory Progress.20 of 28