VIII--Associate Diploma Regulations and Procedures

Categories

A student who does not satisfy the program requirements for continuation of study by:

• one "C" requirement (i.e. one too few grades of 60% or higher); or
• two "C"'s, but whose current semester average is at 65% or higher;

will be allowed to continue in their program on probation for one additional semester.

Students previously on probation who subsequently satisfy the program requirements for continuation of study will be removed from probation.

Students previously on probation who do not satisfy the program requirements but have obtained all grades of 60% or higher in the current semester, will be allowed to continue on probation for one additional semester.

A student with category "Unclassified" normally will be:

1. A student who is a candidate in good standing at another university, and who has had specific permission (Letter of Permission) from that university to take courses at the University of Guelph.
2. A student who, for personal or professional reasons, wishes to upgrade academic qualifications, but who is not a candidate for a degree or diploma at the University of Guelph.

Normally, this category is not open to students who are not eligible to proceed under program regulations. Unclassified students must meet the University's general regulations for continuation of study. Students who register in the "Unclassified" category, which is non-degree, and who subsequently want to change to a degree or diploma status will be required to meet admission requirements for that program, and credit granted for courses taken in the "Unclassified" category will be subject to the regulations pertaining to that program. The student should see their Program Counsellor for details.

1997-98 Associate Diploma VIII--Associate Diploma Regulations and Procedures Academic Regulations