2003-2004
Undergraduate
Calendar

Table of Contents

Faculty of Arts

Faculty of Education

Faculty of Environmental Studies

Faculty of Fine Arts

Faculty of Pure and Applied Science

Atkinson Faculty of Liberal and Professional Studies

Osgoode Hall Law School

Schulich School of Business

Courses of Instruction

Glendon College

Warnings and Sanctions

Note: The following applies to students admitted to York University for Fall 2001 and subsequent sessions. Students admitted before Fall 2001 should consult the Undergraduate Programs Calendar of the year in which they were admitted for information regarding warnings and sanctions which apply to them.

Academic Warning

Students whose cumulative overall grade point average falls below 4.0 (C) at the end of any session or who enter the Faculty with a grade point average equivalent to less than 4.0 (C) receive an academic warning. Students on academic warning must achieve a cumulative overall grade point average of at least 3.5 by the end of the next 30 credits in order to continue; otherwise they will have failed to gain standing.

Failure to Gain Standing

Students are said to have failed to gain standing if their cumulative overall grade point average falls below 2.5 at any time after completion of 24 credits or if they were on academic warning and did not achieve the cumulative overall grade point average of at least 3.5 by the end of the next 30 credits. Students who have failed to gain standing may not register for any courses unless they are re-admitted to the University. Applications for re-admission, not normally considered within one year from the date of failure to gain standing, should be made to the director of admissions.

Debarment Warning

Students who have failed to gain standing in the Faculty of Pure and Applied Science, or the equivalent in another Faculty at York University or elsewhere, receive a debarment warning upon continuing their studies in the Faculty. Students on debarment warning must achieve a cumulative overall grade point average of at least 3.5 within the next 24 credits taken in order to continue. Students who do not fulfill these conditions will be debarred from the University.

Debarment

Students who have been debarred may be re-admitted in some subsequent session only if they give convincing evidence that they can profit from university work. Applications for re-admission are not normally entertained in less than two years from the date of debarment.