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• 4 year Honors Bachelor Degree
  • Honors Specialization
  • Double Major
• 4 year Bachelor Degree
  • Specialization
  • Major
• 3 year Bachelor Degree
  • Major
  • Double Minor

Generally, module combinations other than those outlined in the “” have not been approved and, consequently, may not be taken.

Courses that overlap sufficiently in course content that both cannot be taken for credit.

• Category A - Social Science
• Category B - Arts and Humanities
• Category C - Science

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5.0 courses including one from either category B or C

See our Checklists to help you plan.

You can take senior courses only if you are replacing the first year course at the same time.

Yes, both marks are on your record but only the second mark counts.

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The maximum number of first year courses is 7.0

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Complete first year (5.0 courses); B average in required courses; no mark less than 60%.

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Click here for our complete list of modules.

E or F/G are designated essay courses that have to be taken at °ÄÃÅÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½±Ô¤²â.

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No more than 2.0 in your first year. For a 3 year degree, no more than 9; for a 4 year degree, no more than 14 (with the exception of Psychology).

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5.0 courses per term.

For more information, see the Current °ÄÃÅÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½±Ô¤²â Academic Calendar.

Full-time students who have completed 4.0 courses with an 80% average are on the Dean's Honor List. Full-time students with an 80% average on 5.0 courses may be considered for .

Students may take a maximum of 1.0 course per session at an Affiliate as follows:

1. If the course is not offered on campus, no special permission is required, unless indicated in the Course Notes in the :
   
   
   • "Main campus students require home faculty permission” indicates that you must receive special permission from the Arts & Humanities Academic Counselling Office before being allowed to enroll in the Affiliate course.
     
     
   • "Restricted to students registered at an affiliated college” indicates that this course is being reserved for affiliate students. You will require permission first from the Affiliate, and secondly from the Arts & Humanities Academic Counselling Office.

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All grades below are considered failed grades.  To remain in goodstanding at °ÄÃÅÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½±Ô¤²â you need a 55% average in first year and 60% in second year. You need higher marks for some programs. 

The Summer Calendar will be available in University College, room 2230 and in February. You can also visit Student Central to grab a copy.