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3.2.6 Werklund School of Education - Repetition of Courses

A student may repeat an Education course once. Courses successfully completed may not be repeated. Permission from the Associate Dean is required to repeat a course more than once, and is granted only under exceptional circumstances.

Students in the Four-Year pathway who receive a failing grade in a teachable subject area course may only re-attempt the course a second time. Should the student be unsuccessful in their second attempt, they will be unable to meet the graduating requirements of their program, and may be required to withdraw.

For more information, see B.5 Repeating Courses.

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