Want to take a course at another university? Students need to know some key information before doing so!
Here are 10 things you need to know:
- You may only complete Letter of Permission (LOP) coursework at Canadian institutions.
- You may only complete a maximum of 15 units of LOP coursework towards your degree.
- Only non-commerce electives can be taken.
- No more than six units of a minor can be from transfer credit, exchange or LOP courses.
- If you have transferred 42 units from another university, you are not permitted to take courses on LOP.
- First-year students are not permitted to take courses on LOP.
- Second and third-year students are only permitted to take courses on LOP during the summer term.
- Final year students are permitted to take courses on LOP during the fall and winter terms.
- You should meet with an academic advisor before a LOP request is submitted.
- Students who wish to take courses at another university must complete the Request for Letter of Permission through Mosaic.
- Do not register for courses at the host university until you receive written permission from the Student Experience –Academic Programs Office.
Questions?
Don’t hesitate to email the undergraduate office.