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The document is an RMIT impact assessment statement for a special consideration application based on health or medical grounds. It outlines the process for establishing medical conditions affecting a student's ability to study, requiring completion by a registered medical practitioner. The statement includes sections for detailing the student's condition, its impact on their activities, and necessary signatures from both the student and practitioner.

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What happens if you fail a subject?

the failed subject will still be displayed on your transcript and count towards your grade-point average (GPA) future employers may request copies of your transcript, particularly if you take up a position in a graduate program or enter a highly regulated profession such as accounting or engineering.

What is an impact assessment statement?

An impact assessment is a planning and decision-making tool used to assess the potential positive and negative effects of proposed projects.

What happens when students fail a subject?

Failing a class can have consequences such as a lowered GPA, financial aid issues, and the need to retake the course. As college students, its essential to understand the potential challenges and seek support and resources to help them succeed.

How long does special consideration take for RMIT?

Youll receive an outcome email up to 10 working days after the notification that your application is complete. The email will state the outcome for each assessment task listed in your application. The standard outcomes are granted, denied, cancelled and withdrawn.

What happens if I fail a subject in RMIT?

Failing a course (or two), does not have to be the end of your studies. Many students will have a semester where they fail subjects and will go on to graduate from their chosen degree. You are not alone. Failure is often a necessary stepping stone on the way to success.