Q4: I am on academic probation, will that affect my subject registration?

Students on academic probation are required to take a reduced study load, as determined by their departments, during the probation period to help improve their academic performance.

You should complete the form titled 'Study Load for Students on Academic Probation' (Form AR150), indicate their proposed study plans, and take the initiative to seek advice from Academic Advisors within one week of the announcement of assessment results to confirm their subject registration for the upcoming semester.

You can submit the completed Form AR150 via eStudent > My Advisor function. In case a discussion could not be arranged within one week, Academic Advisor has the full discretion to decide the credits/subjects to be taken by you.

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Q4: I am on academic probation, will that affect my subject registration?

Q4: I am on academic probation, will that affect my subject registration?

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Q91: If I am unable to maintain the required CGPA or withdraw from a Fast-track Programme, can I re-enroll in the Fast-track programme at a later time?

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Q90: If I have been approved to extend my undergraduate study duration, can I proceed with my undergraduate and taught postgraduate studies concurrently?

Q89: If I have enrolled in a Fast-track Programme, can I take extra Level 5 Master’s degree subjects over 30% of the Master’s degree curriculum?

Q88: How is the tuition fee rate charged for the Master's degree Programme?

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Q5: Rules for accessing eStudent for subject registration

Q11: What is the earliest commencing time for subject registration and its scheduling rules?

Q6: When can I make changes to my subject registration records (add/drop/change subject components)?

Q39: How can I waitlist a subject?

Q37: When will the waitlisting function be available?