Students who have been excluded from from further study for unsatisfactory academic progress must make application for re-admission through VTAC and compete with all other applicants for admission.
The applicant must show evidence of academic rehabilitation since being excluded. The notion of rehabilitation is restricted to academic rehabilitation following the period of exclusion. For the purposes of that assessment, character references and work experience will not be used as the basis for any decision concerning readmission. To have undertaken a course of study, following their exclusion, in tertiary subjects (other than subjects offered by Monash University, Faculty of Law) for the equivalent of one full year of study and to have achieved a credit average or better in those subjects will normally be accepted as evidence of academic rehabilitation. Such study may include open learning units.
Copies of a booklet detailing exclusion procedures are available from the general office and from the student administration general office. The contents of this booklet called Monash University Faculty of Law: Information for students about special examinations, supplementary examinations and exclusion procedures are reproduced in full in this handbook in the chapter called `Faculty of Law regulations'.