Decision Letter
Appeal Number: 374
Decision Date: October 15, 2014
Associate Dean: J. Hugh Horton, Ph.D.
Student Name: Annabelle Price
Student Email: 9ap66@queensu.ca
Ms. Annabelle Price
9ap66@queensu.ca
Dear Ms. Price:
I have reviewed your request to complete the winter term of your final year of your B.A. (Honours) degree with a Major plan in Sociology at The University of British Columbia. As you know, Regulation 14.4 indicates that €œnormally the last two years of the Honours degree are taken in the Faculty of Arts and Science at Queen€™s.€ However, given the circumstances explained in your letter of appeal, and the support of the Sociology Department, I agree to this request. Please consult with your department regularly to ensure that the courses you select at your visiting university will properly fulfill the Queen€™s requirements for your degree.
According to your academic advisement report, after this fall term, you will require 3.0 units in SOCY at the 300-level or above and 6.0 units in SOCY at the 200-level or above to complete your outstanding degree requirements.
I would remind you to review the Academic Regulation 14 governing the taking of courses at other educational institutions. In particular, note that before you take these courses you must submit a Letter of Permission application to ensure that the courses requested will count at Queen€™s. You can obtain an application form at http://www.queensu.ca/artsci/student-forms Please include course descriptions with your application form as well as the application fee http://www.queensu.ca/artsci/student-forms (click on the €œpay now button€) It may take up to three weeks to receive your letter of permission.
Note that official transcripts with final grades must be received by the Faculty of Arts and Science Office by 15 May to be considered for graduation at Spring Convocation, or by 15 October for Fall Convocation. Finally, please keep in mind that you must achieve a minimum grade of C on each course taken on a Letter of Permission, unless stated otherwise.
I wish you well in the remainder of your studies at Queen€™s, in your studies at The University of British Columbia, and in your future undertakings.
Yours sincerely,
J. Hugh Horton, Ph.D.
Associate Dean (Studies)
Cc: M. Hand, Sociology
06201580Price
Decision Date: October 15, 2014
Associate Dean: J. Hugh Horton, Ph.D.
Student Name: Annabelle Price
Student Email: 9ap66@queensu.ca
Ms. Annabelle Price
9ap66@queensu.ca
Dear Ms. Price:
I have reviewed your request to complete the winter term of your final year of your B.A. (Honours) degree with a Major plan in Sociology at The University of British Columbia. As you know, Regulation 14.4 indicates that €œnormally the last two years of the Honours degree are taken in the Faculty of Arts and Science at Queen€™s.€ However, given the circumstances explained in your letter of appeal, and the support of the Sociology Department, I agree to this request. Please consult with your department regularly to ensure that the courses you select at your visiting university will properly fulfill the Queen€™s requirements for your degree.
According to your academic advisement report, after this fall term, you will require 3.0 units in SOCY at the 300-level or above and 6.0 units in SOCY at the 200-level or above to complete your outstanding degree requirements.
I would remind you to review the Academic Regulation 14 governing the taking of courses at other educational institutions. In particular, note that before you take these courses you must submit a Letter of Permission application to ensure that the courses requested will count at Queen€™s. You can obtain an application form at http://www.queensu.ca/artsci/student-forms Please include course descriptions with your application form as well as the application fee http://www.queensu.ca/artsci/student-forms (click on the €œpay now button€) It may take up to three weeks to receive your letter of permission.
Note that official transcripts with final grades must be received by the Faculty of Arts and Science Office by 15 May to be considered for graduation at Spring Convocation, or by 15 October for Fall Convocation. Finally, please keep in mind that you must achieve a minimum grade of C on each course taken on a Letter of Permission, unless stated otherwise.
I wish you well in the remainder of your studies at Queen€™s, in your studies at The University of British Columbia, and in your future undertakings.
Yours sincerely,
J. Hugh Horton, Ph.D.
Associate Dean (Studies)
Cc: M. Hand, Sociology
06201580Price
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