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If you forgot to do your ITR you will automatically be considered as wanting to continue in the same program/module.

If you are in year 1 Science or Year 2 Medical Sciences you will be put as Science undeclared.

There may be reasons you need to change your program before registering for courses. You will only be allowed to change programs in the summer if you need to be in that specific program to access courses. Program change requests during the summer have strict deadlines outlined here.

Please submit after you have seen your adjudication comments (end of May-early June).

If you want to change to another faculty you will need to visit that faculty.

Information on all modules offered at °ÄÃÅÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½±Ô¤²â Science can be found on our Modules and Degrees page. The following options are available in terms of degrees:

An antirequisite course is a course that contains the same or similar content. and therefore if both are taken, only the most recent course credit will be retained for credit.  The first course will be noted as RNC meaning repeated, no credit. For example, if Math 1600A/B is completed successfully, and in the next term, a student then completes Math 1229A/B, they will lose credit for Math 1600A/B.  You also can’t take antirequisite courses in the same term – so you can’t do Math 1600B and Math 1229B and get credit for both. Students are strongly advised to review pre- and anti-requisites VERY carefully!

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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E or F/G/Z 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.

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2.5 in each semester.

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Only 1.0 per year and only if the course is not offered on the main campus.

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

1. When you have questions concerning a specific course or the program you are registered in.
2. When you need information regarding problems with course registration (for example you are missing prerequisites, a course is full). See
3. When you require course equivalency in order to take a course at another university. See Letter of Permission
4. When you need to complete a grad check form and you are in a single Science module (only for students in their final year). See Graduation Requirements

1. When you need assistance with interpretation of
2. When you need to discuss how course selection and academic performance can impact eligibility for various modules and degrees
3. When you have concerns about your program requirements for graduation
4. When you need to discuss how course selection and academic performance can impact eligibility for various modules and degrees
5. When you need academic consideration for missed course work or exam conflicts
6. When you require permission for an increased or irregular course load
7. When you need to submit your approved Letter of Permission form (reviewed and approved by the relevant department)
8. If you would like to discuss dropping a course and whether it will affect your progression requirements
9. If you would like to discuss changing your module or withdrawing from the University. See Degree/Program Changes