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First day of winter 2020 registration#

The withdrawal will not affect your grade point average or count towards the credits required for your degree.įees due for Fall and Year course enrolments and program-based undergraduate programsįirst half of residence and meal plan fees dueĭeadline to submit the Non-Essential Supplementary Fees Opt-Out Form When you withdraw from a course, the course remains on your transcript without a grade and is notated as "W".

First day of winter 2020 registration#

You may withdraw from a course using the registration and enrolment system after the drop deadline until the last day of class for the term associated with the course.

You can drop courses using the registration and enrolment system up until the last date to drop a course without receiving a grade (drop deadline). These deadlines represent the last date students have unrestricted access to the registration and enrolment system.Īfter that date, you must contact the professor/department offering the course to arrange permission. You are strongly advised to pay close attention to the "Last date to enrol without permission of course instructor" deadlines. Since, for the most part, the dates are different, be sure to read the information carefully so that you understand the differences between the sessional dates below and the Refund Tables. There are deadlines for adding and dropping courses, both academic and financial. Last date to add a course with permission of instructor (also see Financial Deadlines)ĭrop deadline: Last date to drop a course without receiving a grade (also see Financial Deadlines)Ĭourse Withdrawal Period (withdraw from a course and receive a grade of “W” on transcript – see note below) Last date to add a course without permission of instructor (also see Financial Deadlines)

Important Dates for Fall (F), Year (Y) and Winter (W) Terms View these dates by month and sync them with your personal calendar. Religious holidays may fall during the first week of classes, during mid-terms or official examination periods make sure that you are aware of the Senate policy on religious observance and religious accommodation guidelines and religious observance dates, as well as statutory dates for the academic year. These students should refer to the Schulich School of Business website for important dates information.

Students enrolled in a Schulich School of Business graduate program (e.g.

These students should refer to the Faculty of Graduate Studies website for important dates information.

Students enrolled in a Faculty of Graduate Studies program (e.g.

These students should refer to the Osgoode Hall Law School website for important dates information.

Students enrolled in Osgoode Hall Law School.

Please note that these dates do not apply to the following: The sessional dates for the Fall/Winter 2019-2020 Session are below.

Undergraduate Enrolment and Registration Guide.

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