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G.A.8 Graduate Readmission


A student who withdrew or was withdrawn from a graduate program and wishes to be readmitted to the same program must apply for readmission to that graduate program, with submission of official transcripts for any academic work done since departure and a non-refundable application fee of $180. Readmission is not guaranteed, and current admission requirements must be met.

If readmission is granted, program requirements and completion time will be stipulated in the offer of readmission. Degree completion requirements will be assessed based on the relevance of previously completed work and current program criteria.

A fee assessment, taking into account the completed and remaining requirements and time in the student's program, will be made as part of the offer of readmission. Unless a student’s registration is active, the student may not participate in University activities towards a degree such as attendance in a course, conducting research in a laboratory, teaching and receiving paid support. Readmitted students are required to pay any applicable admissions deposit.


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