Passing Grade: Under normal circumstances, each student must obtain a grade of no less than D+ in every course during the student's program of study.

Failure in Fieldwork or Clinical Work:

Promotion and/or Continuation

Grade of Incomplete: Subject to the approval of the Dean, a grade of incomplete is normally used when a student is prevented by illness, domestic affliction or other extreme circumstances from completing the course requirements at the specified time. Where this grade has been given, the student must submit the assignment within 10 days after the series of final examinations scheduled for this particular course is complete, except in cases where, at the discretion of the Department Chair, the Dean grants an extension. Failure to comply with this regulation results in a grade of 0 for the portion of the course in which the grade of incomplete was given.

Time Limits for Completion of Programs: All programs must be completed within the time limits for completion set out in §203.11 of the Calendar.

Post Diploma Degree Completion: (Note: The Post Diploma BScPT completion program was discontinued effective September 1996.)

Electives: An elective course is approved if it (a) does not duplicate material covered in any compulsory course in the student's program; (b) does not duplicate material covered in the previously approved elective courses; (c) is offered when no timetable conflict exists. Permission to take courses in other universities toward meeting the elective requirements of the student's program is normally granted if these criteria are met. Credit is granted for approved off-campus courses if a grade of C (or equivalent) is obtained.

Academic and Clinical Requirements: To graduate, a student must meet the academic and clinical requirements outlined in the Calendar.

Repeating Courses

Reexamination Criteria: See §23.5.