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3.4.4 Faculty of Arts
Indigenous Pathway Program Student Standing and Review

In addition to the regulations under 3.4.2, students in the Indigenous Pathway Program who do not achieve a "C-" in a foundation course will be required to meet with the Faculty of Arts Undergraduate Pathway Advisor (Indigenous) to develop a plan for success that includes relevant supports for retaking and achieving a "C-" in the foundation course(s) for continuation in the Pathway Program.

Students who do not achieve a "C-" in their second attempt at any foundation course must meet with the Associate Dean. Students must achieve a "C-" in their second attempt at any foundation course to retain their offer of guaranteed admission unless approval is obtained from the Associate Dean for a third attempt.

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