Progression improvement plan

Before you get started, you need to know some key dates and information.

Key dates

The due date to submit your Progression Improvement Plan (PIP) will be listed in the Progression Intervention notice sent to your student email account. This will be 20 business days from the date you received the notice.

• If you don't submit by the due date, your ongoing enrolment may be cancelled.
• If your enrolment is cancelled due to non-submission, you will still need to submit a PIP to re-enrol.
• Late applications will be considered on a case-by-case basis, and you'll be required to provide evidence of exceptional circumstances that prevented you from meeting the submission due date.

You may need to submit a PIP to re-enrol in your studies. Submit by 5 January to re-enrol in Semester 1, or  30 June to re-enrol in Semester 2 if you are: 

• returning from a temporary break (interruption of studies) after receiving a Progression Intervention or show cause notice 
• returning from an exclusion due to a previous Progression Intervention or Show Cause notice 
• returning after your enrolment was cancelled due to non-submission of a previous PIP. 

General advice 

• 1. Don't panic. We understand there can be many challenges that impact academic progress. Completing a PIP is an opportunity to engage with us about the resources and services available to address these challenges.
• 2. Read the Progression Intervention notice sent to your student email address. This contains important information about your PIP, including the submission due date. 
• 3. Get started now by checking out our guide for how to write your Progression Improvement Plan. 
• 4. Speak to someone at Student Advocacy and Support or Student Central for advice. We're here to help.