To help you navigate your path to success and stay on track, check below for the tools that are right for you.

I have a concern about a final course grade.

• Academic Advising - Speak to your Faculty's Academic Advising Office before making important academic decisions.
• Grade Reappraisal Policy - With sufficient academic grounds, you may request that a final course grade to be reappraised. This may include the review of specific, tangible course work.
• Course Repeat - You may repeat a graded course up to a total of three times. Your most recent attempt will count as your grade of record.

I need an extension on my outstanding course work or final exam.

• Deferred Standing - You may be allowed to write a final exam at a later date than scheduled, or hand in outstanding course work after the last day of classes.
• Academic Petitions - You may be able to petition for a waiver of a Faculty's academic regulation or deadline.

I don't want one of my courses to count towards my GPA.

• Course Withdrawal - You may be able to withdraw from a course without academic penalty after the course drop deadline.
• Pass/Fail Option - In the first two weeks of classes, you may request a "Pass" or "Fail" evaluation, rather than a letter grade, on some courses.
• Course Repeat - You may repeat a graded course up to a total of three times. Your most recent attempt will count as your grade of record.
• Academic Petitions - You may be able to petition for a waiver of a Faculty's academic regulation or deadline.

I need help adding or dropping courses.

• Undergraduate Enrolment and Registration Guide - Learn about the steps involved in the enrolment process, including adding and dropping courses.
• Important Dates - Review the undergraduate academic deadline dates for adding, dropping and withdrawing from classes.
• Degree Progress Report - Use the Degree Progress Report to keep track of your academic achievements.
• Advising Blocks - Contact your Faculty's advising office to discuss any academic decisions on your record.
• Financial Blocks - When fee payments are overdue, you may be blocked from enrolling in courses.

I'm not progressing in my program as well as I expected.

• Understanding Your Grade Report - Review information from your Faculty about academic standing on your grade report.
• Academic Advising - Speak to your Faculty's Academic Advising Office before making important academic decisions.
• Degree Progress Report - Use the Degree Progress Report to keep track of your academic achievements.
• Academic Petitions - You may be able to petition for a waiver of a Faculty's academic regulation or deadline.

My interests have changed and I'm considering a different program.

• Program Change - If you’re currently an undergraduate student you may be able to change your program.
• Academic Advising - Speak to your Faculty's Academic Advising Office before making important academic decisions.
• Course Relief - You may be able to have courses excluded from counting toward your overall cumulative GPA.

I want to know how courses taken elsewhere will contribute to my academic progress.

• Transfer Credit Statement — Learn how coursework completed outside of York is recorded in your academic record.
• Letter of Permission - You can apply to take courses at another university and have those earned credits applied toward your undergraduate degree at York.
• International Exchanges - You can apply to study abroad at a foreign university. York has exchange agreements with institutions in over 40 countries.
• Degree Progress Report - Use the Degree Progress Report to keep track of your academic achievements.

Hooray! I'm taking my final courses and getting ready to graduate.

• Degree Progress Report - Use the Degree Progress Report to keep track of your academic achievements.
• Verify My Graduation Status - Use this tool to verify your graduation eligibility before applying to graduate.
• Academic Advising - Speak to your Faculty's Academic Advising Office before making important academic decisions.
• Apply to Graduate - You must apply to graduate in your final term in order to have your record audited and be sure you’ve completed all your degree requirements.