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Eligibility

• Students must be enrolled in a 91��ɫ degree and/or certificate program, have completed 18 credits at 91��ɫ, and be in good academic standing.
• Courses meeting the following requirements are not eligible for letter of permission:
  • Courses at the 3000 or 4000 levels
  • Courses that meet Major Requirements
  • Courses that meet General Education requirements
• Students may not take a course credit exclusion (CCE) on an LOP for a course already completed at 91��ɫ.
• Students may take no more than 18 credits on LOP over the course of a degree program.
• Students must be registered at 91��ɫ while they are on an LOP at another institution.
• An LOP will not be processed if there are outstanding debts on a student’s University account. Please contact Glendon Student Financial Services.

Important Notes

• Results of “Pass” or “Credit Achieved” at the host will not be accepted for transfer credit to a 91��ɫ degree.
• A minimum of 60 per cent or equivalent is required for credit.
• Courses and grades achieved at the host are not listed on the 91��ɫ transcript or included in the 91��ɫ grade point average (GPA).
• Students wishing to receive government aid (ex. OSAP) for these courses should consult Glendon Student Financial Services.

Student's Responsibilities

• Apply for, and be granted, a Letter of Permission from the Glendon Office of Academic Services before enrolling at the other university;
• Apply as a visiting student to the university indicated in this Letter of Permission by their specified deadline. Applications should be accompanied by one copy of this form;
• Should enrolment/registration circumstances change, that is, the course(s) the student is requesting on an LOP is/are not available, you should immediately contact your Faculty, program or department to request approval for any replacement course(s);
• Forward an official transcript to the Office of the University Registrar at 91��ɫ as soon as final grades are available from the host institution.