Pass Conceded Grades (Students enrolled in a Faculty of Business and Law Course)

Pass Conceded grade may be awarded where the following conditions are met:

• the student is one credit point short of completing their program of study
• the unit mark in question is 45% or greater and less than 50%
• the student has not failed any hurdle requirement for the unit for which a Pass Conceded grade is being considered
• the student has not been awarded a Pass Conceded grade for any other unit in a course or articulated program of courses.
• the student must have received a fail grade for no more than the number of units as specified in the following table:

  Degree type	Number of units in which fail grade may have been received
  Three-year undergraduate degree	A fail grade in no more than three (3) other units
  Four- or five-year undergraduate degree	A fail grade in no more than four (4) other units
  Combined degrees	A fail grade in no more than two (2) other units in the relevant degree of the combined degree program
  Graduate Certificate Graduate Diploma	A fail in no more than one (1) other unit
  Masters	A fail in no more than two (2) other units

The Faculty Academic Progress Committee must consult with Heads of Schools and Course Teams when deciding whether to award a Pass Conceded grade.

Notes:
In relation to combined degree programs, a student is eligible to be considered for a Pass Conceded grade in each of the component degrees.

In some cases, eg LLB, professional recognition requirements will make a Pass Conceded grade inappropriate even where all criteria have been met. If you are in this category please seek advice from a student adviser.

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