Results

Final topic grades are available via the Student System after they have been certified by the College Examinations Board. The result shown in the Student System is the overall grade you have been awarded, and will not show you the results of each assessment piece or exam. If you require the details of your examination results, please contact your topic coordinator.

Grades are usually awarded according to the following:

Please see the Assessment Policy and Procedures for further details.

Grades are usually awarded according to the following:

Please see the Assessment Policy and Procedures for further details.

Results will be made available by the following dates;

Summer 2024 topics

• Friday 1 March

Semester 1 2024 topics

• Friday 12 July

Semester 1 Deferred and Supplementary 2024 topics

• Friday 26 July

Semester 2 2024 topics

• Friday 29 November

Semester 2 Deferred and Supplementary 2024 topics

• Friday 31 December

If your results are not displayed on the above mentioned dates, please contact the college responsible for your topic.

If you disagree with the final grade you have been awarded, you have the right to appeal. You can access support and guidance for lodging an appeal through the Academic Advocacy program offered by the Flinders University Student Association.

A transcript of academic record is a history of your academic performance at the University and shows all topics studied, the grades you have received and your grade point average. The transcript also shows credit that you have been granted for previous study and any prizes and awards that have been received.

To view your unofficial transcript:

• Login to your Student System via your Flinders dashboard
• Click on the 'My Exams and Results' tab
• Click 'View' next to the relevant course
• Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on 'Get my unofficial transcript by email'.

Your unofficial transcript will be emailed to your Flinders University account.

Your grade point average (GPA) is the average of the final grades you have achieved, taking into account topic unit values.

Your GPA can be found at the bottom of your official and unofficial transcripts, or you can use the GPA calculator as a guide.