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Browsing: Discontinue Not to Count as Fail

Quiet change in USyd academic policy sees end of no-fault discontinuation not to count as fail

Analysis April 24, 2022By Khanh Tran

The reform means that anyone who applies to discontinue not to count as fail after census date must provide proof of extenuating circumstances following the Government’s controversial Job-ready Graduates Package passed two years ago.

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