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Track this discussion.| Voluntary Withdrawal | Nov 4, 2008, 6:20 pm |
Just curious if anyone knew all of the details about Voluntary withdrawal.
If i drop a course before the VW date, will it affect my mark? Or will it be like i never took the course at all.
And if i do drop this course, Would i be able to retake it again during summer session?
Any comments would be Fantastic, Thanks.
If i drop a course before the VW date, will it affect my mark? Or will it be like i never took the course at all.
And if i do drop this course, Would i be able to retake it again during summer session?
Any comments would be Fantastic, Thanks.
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| Voluntary Withdrawal | Nov 6, 2008, 3:31 pm |
From what I've read depending on the class and your program of study you may only VW so many credit hours (24 or 30 i think) and in some classes your on a list for 12 months indicating first time students have priority over you entering (you may not be able to re-take it if it has high demand and slots fill up for a year).
Hope it helps, Joseph
Hope it helps, Joseph
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| Voluntary Withdrawal | Nov 6, 2008, 3:31 pm |
From what I've read depending on the class and your program of study you may only VW so many credit hours (24 or 30 i think) and in some classes your on a list for 12 months indicating first time students have priority over you entering (you may not be able to re-take it if it has high demand and slots fill up for a year).
Hope it helps, Joseph
Hope it helps, Joseph
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| Re: Voluntary Withdrawal | Nov 21, 2008, 12:12 pm |
Hi
VWing from a course will not affect your grade in the course (a VW notation will be reported on your transcript instead of a final grade).
You are permitted to repeat those courses from which you have voluntarily withdrawn but you will need to talk to a student advisor in your home faculty first.
VWing from a course will not affect your grade in the course (a VW notation will be reported on your transcript instead of a final grade).
You are permitted to repeat those courses from which you have voluntarily withdrawn but you will need to talk to a student advisor in your home faculty first.
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Just curious if anyone knew all of the details about Voluntary withdrawal.
If i drop a course before the VW date, will it affect my mark? Or will it be like i never took the course at all.
And if i do drop this course, Would i be able to retake it again during summer session?
Any comments would be Fantastic, Thanks.
Just curious if anyone knew all of the details about Voluntary withdrawal.
If i drop a course before the VW date, will it affect my mark? Or will it be like i never took the course at all.
And if i do drop this course, Would i be able to retake it again during summer session?
Any comments would be Fantastic, Thanks.
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| Re: Voluntary Withdrawal | Nov 21, 2008, 12:15 pm |
there used to be a limit for the number of allowed VWs but that policy has since changed (at least in the undergraduate faculties - arts, science etc)
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From what I've read depending on the class and your program of study you may only VW so many credit hours (24 or 30 i think) and in some classes your on a list for 12 months indicating first time students have priority over you entering (you may not be able to re-take it if it has high demand and slots fill up for a year).
Hope it helps, Joseph
From what I've read depending on the class and your program of study you may only VW so many credit hours (24 or 30 i think) and in some classes your on a list for 12 months indicating first time students have priority over you entering (you may not be able to re-take it if it has high demand and slots fill up for a year).
Hope it helps, Joseph
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