Courses Outside the Faculties of Arts or Science

If enrolled in a B.A. degree:

  • You are permitted - within your degree - to earn a maximum of 12 university level credits from courses offered by Faculties other than the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Science
  • If you are enrolled in one or more  designated non-Arts programs, you are permitted to exceed the abovementioned limit per the following:
    • Enrolled in a single designated non-Arts program: to a maximum of 30 university level credits from courses outside Arts and Science; or
    • Enrolled in two or more designated non-Arts programs: to a maximum of 40 university level credits from courses outside Arts and Science.
  • If you register for a course and it exceeds the specified limitations, the course will be flagged for no credit subsequent to the course change period.
  • Students pursuing a Joint Honours Economics and Finance or Accounting may not complete any of the Minors offered by the Desautels Faculty of Management.
  • Should you have any doubts, contact an Arts OASIS advisor to further discuss your options.

 

Minors offered by another Faculty

  • Refer to the list of Minors offered by other faculties to Faculty of Arts students
  • Permission to enroll in one or more non-Arts Minor programs is contingent on the following non-exhaustive list of criteria:
    • Space remaining in your degree (eg. you will not exceed your degree credit limit);
    • Adherence to the abovementioned credit limits;
    • CGPA;
    • Criteria specific to the Minor itself (eg. audition, letter of intent, etc);
    • Timing (eg. you are not seeking to add it in your penultimate or graduating term).
  • To enroll in a Minor that does NOT appear on the abovementioned list:
    • Complete the Request to add a Minor offered by another Faculty following the instructions. 
    • Submission of a request for permission does not guarantee approval.
    • If approved, you will still be subject to the abovementioned rule pertaining to non-Arts credits, in addition to being subject to the rules in place for the program offered by the host Faculty.

 

 

 

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