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F.3.3 Aegrotat Standing

Aegrotat standing may be granted when a student is prevented by illness or injury from completing a course(s). The faculty offering the course(s) may award this standing to students who have completed a significant portion of the course material/learning outcomes and are able to progress in their program.

Students apply to the Dean (or designate) of the faculty offering the course.

F.3.1 Academic Standing
F.3.2 Student Performance in Undergraduate Programs
F.3.3 Aegrotat Standing
F.3.4 Honours Degrees and Degrees with Distinction
F.3.5 Dean's List

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