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I 2 - Undergraduate Calendar - University of Waterloo

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13:36 Mathematics<br />

Faculty Policies<br />

5. The student’s employer supports the request in<br />

writing (if appropriate).<br />

6. The request is properly documented.<br />

Before making a formal request to the Standings<br />

and Promotions Committee to rearrange an<br />

academllc/work-term sequence, it is <strong>of</strong>ten<br />

advantageous for the student to discuss the situation<br />

with a Co-ordinator and Faculty Advisor. If the request<br />

is approved by the Standings and Promotions<br />

Committee, it is the student’s responsibility to deal<br />

with any timetabling difficulties which may arise and to<br />

make any necessary preregistration arrangements for<br />

subsequent terms.<br />

iii) Course Load During Academic Terms<br />

While registered for an academic term, Co-op students<br />

are normally expected to maintain a full-time course<br />

load <strong>of</strong> three or more half-credits, unless they have<br />

already satisfied the complete-term and basic-term<br />

registration requirements for an Honours degree and<br />

are within one or two half-credits <strong>of</strong> fulfilling the<br />

academic degree requirements for their program. (See<br />

the sectilon “Satisfying Basic And Complete-Term<br />

Registration Requirements For A BMath Honours<br />

Degree” on page 13:6). While on a work term, Co-op<br />

students are limited to one half-credit course, unless<br />

they have written support from their employer to take<br />

two half-credit courses.<br />

5.2 Course Load<br />

Students may not normally preregister for more than a<br />

standard course load <strong>of</strong> five half-credits per term. In<br />

exceptional circumstances, Honours students with<br />

strong academic records may be permitted to add<br />

further courses during the course-change period at the<br />

beginning <strong>of</strong> term, subject to the approval <strong>of</strong> their<br />

Faculty Advisor. General students may not normally<br />

add courses beyond a standard course load <strong>of</strong> five<br />

half-credits per term.<br />

When seeking approval to take additional courses<br />

beyond a standard course load, students should<br />

ensure that they have their most recent mark report<br />

for consultation with their Faculty Advisor. Any<br />

students carrying more than a standard course load <strong>of</strong><br />

five half c:redits at the end <strong>of</strong> the two-week course-<br />

change period may not normally drop any courses<br />

subsequent to that date.<br />

5.3 Year Classification<br />

For <strong>of</strong>ficial registration purposes, a student’s “year”<br />

will normally be determined by the number <strong>of</strong> half-<br />

credits (N) achieved to date:<br />

First Year: OsN

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