Academic Services

COVID-19 Delays

Due to disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19), there will be delays in responding to requests submitted during this period. We’re working to process requests as quickly as possible.

Our office will continue to make every reasonable effort to respond to requests, in accordance with the current operational realities.

Thank you in advance for your patience and understanding during this time.

What is a progress report?

An advisor will review your file, outline the degree components and provide you with a detailed breakdown of the remaining credits (e.g. 6 more credits in Humanities). A progress report is not an official audit, and it does not replace the rules in the undergraduate calendar – it is a tool to help you plan for your next year of studies.

Who can submit a request?

You can submit a request if you are going into the second or third year of your studies.

When and how often can I submit a request?

You can submit a request to have your file reviewed once per academic year. During peak periods (September, January, and March), please anticipate longer than usual wait times.

How long does it take to receive my report?

The advising team receives over 1000 requests each year. These reports are fully manual, and are completed on a first-come-first-served basis. During peak season, requests can take up to a month to process. To ensure you have your report in-hand prior to your fall enrolment access day/time, be sure to submit a request by the end of March.

Acknowledgement of Responsibility

A Progress Report is not an official audit of your file – it is a course planning tool. It is your responsibility to ensure that you are meeting all program and degree requirements – failure to do so can result in your not graduating on time. If you notice a discrepancy between your understanding of your degree requirements and the report, you are required to flag them to your advisor within one week of receiving the report.

FAQ

I’m in my first year and want help planning for second year. What should I do?
If you’re in your first year, you are required to attend a mandatory advising session in March in order to plan for second year. At the session, the advising team will teach you how to audit yourself so that you can easily plan your courses year-by-year. If you do not attend the session, you will not be eligible to receive a progress report when planning your third and fourth years of study.

I’m intending on graduating and want confirmation that I am eligible based on the courses in which I am currently enrolled.

To receive official confirmation that you are eligible to graduate based on your enrolments, you must submit an application to graduate. Your file will be audited, and you will be contacted via email regarding your eligibility.

Where will my progress report be sent?

The report will be sent to the email address that we have on file for you.

To update your email address, click here.

Do you intend to graduate in June 2021?

If you are planning to graduate in June 2021, click here to book a virtual appointment with the degree auditor who will confirm if your degree requirements have been met and if you are eligible to graduate.

The online application for February 2021 and June 2021 graduation is not available at the moment.

Do you intend to graduate in February 2021?

If you are planning to graduate in February 2021, you have to apply online. The degree auditor will confirm if your degree requirements have been met and if you are eligible to graduate.

Application deadline: November 6, 2020.

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