How can I demonstrate that I'm a 'genuine student'?
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From January 2021 all students in Commonwealth supported places must be a ‘genuine student’ for each unit of study attempted to be eligible to receive Commonwealth assistance. The University will assess if you are a genuine student by monitoring your academic progress and engagement with your study.  
 
Typically, genuine students will:
  • regularly log on to Study Desk and actively engage with course materials and the learning environment
  • submit all required assessment items for each enrolled course
  • regularly access University communications and respond or action as required
  • access University support services where required
  • undertake a reasonable study load and manage their enrolment appropriately to maintain satisfactory academic progress.
 
If the University assesses that a student may not be genuine, the University may report that student to the Department of Education, Skills and Employment as a non-genuine student.
 
More information is available on the Study Assist website.
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