<York Calendars<Undergraduate
Calendar 2001-2002<Glendon College<Regulations
for the Bachelor of Arts Degree
BA Honours Degree Requirements
9.
i) For graduation with an Honours degree students must have the
equivalent of 120 credits and must have obtained the requisite cumulative
average in the major and overall. Honours students are eligible
to enrol in a year according to the number of credits they have
obtained (see below):
Year |
Credits |
Year 1
|
Fewer than 24 credits
|
Year 2
|
Fewer than 54 credits
|
Year 3
|
Fewer than 84 credits
|
Year 4
|
At least 84 credits
|
ii)
Subject to the selection criteria of the major department(s), students
will be registered in the Honours program who, upon completion of
each academic session, have a cumulative average as follows:
Year |
Cumulative major average |
Cumulative overall average |
1
|
-
|
4.0
|
2
|
-
|
4.4
|
3
|
4.5
|
4.7
|
4
|
5.0
|
5.0
|
Students
who have taken 84 credits, and who wish to proceed in an Honours
program must have a cumulative grade point average of 5.0 in their
major and 5.0 overall.
iii)
Students whose averages do not meet these requirements at the end
of an academic session may be given special permission by their
Honours departments to continue as Honours students. Otherwise such
students will be reclassified as Bachelor of Arts degree students.
No student, however, may graduate with an Honours degree if the
student's cumulative overall and major averages do not meet the
fourth year requirements.
iv)
Authorization of Advising Documents: All second-, third- and fourth-year
candidates shall arrange their study plan before the registration
period with the department in which they intend to take their Honours
subject.
v)
Candidates who fail to meet the cumulative overall or major averages
for an Honours program will be allowed to continue in Bachelor of
Arts degree studies or to qualify for the Bachelor of Arts degree
provided that their standing is sufficient to warrant this; or they
may petition to have their session counted as a failure and excluded
from their cumulative overall average. They will then be placed
on academic probation (see Regulation 32).
vi)
Candidates who successfully completed the third year of Honours
degree studies, and who have fulfilled the requirements for the
Bachelor of Arts degree or who expect to have done so on completion
of the current session, may be awarded the Bachelor of Arts degree
by applying to the Office of Student Programs not later than January
31.
vii)
Candidates who have been permitted to take the Bachelor of Arts
degree in accordance with Regulation 9 (vi) may apply for readmission
to fourth-year Honours studies in the Honours subject(s) previously
carried in third year and, if readmitted, will have their BA degree
reclassified with Honours upon successful completion of their fourth-year
program.
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