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• Information for All Courses and Certificates
  • Admission Requirements
  • Appeals and Reappraisals
  • Bookstore
  • Classification of Students
  • Course Cancellation
  • Fees and Locations
  • GST
  • Income Tax Receipts (T2202A)
  • Registration Receipt
  • Safewalk
  • Transportation and Parking
  • Special Needs
  • Your Privacy
• English Language Requirements
  • English Language Proficiency
• Refund, Withdrawal, and Transfer Policy
  • Refund and Withdrawal Policy
  • Transfer Between Courses
  • Participant Substitution
• Certificates, Grades, and Graduation
  • Admission Process in a Certificate Program
  • Application for Certificate Graduation
  • Attendance and Performance
  • Duplicate Statement of Grades
  • Examinations
  • Grades
  • Grading System
  • Graduation Requirements for all Certificate Programs
  • Prerequisite and Recommendations
  • Prior Learning Assessments
  • Transcripts
• Forms
  • Certificate Admission
  • Certificate Advanced Credit (Adult Learning and Teaching Second Languages)
  • Certificate Advanced Credit (Emerging Leaders, Business and Management, and Computers and IT)
  • Certificate Advanced Credit (Real Estate Development)
  • Certificate Advanced Credit (Spanish Language and Culture)
  • Certificate Graduation Application
  • Business Analysis Certificate Graduation Application
  • Learning Online Prerequisite Waiver Form
  • Scholarship Application (Business and Management Certificates)
  • Scholarship Application (Environmental Management Certificate)
  • Scholarship Application (Health, Safety and Environment Certificate)
  • Transcripts
• Academic Honesty
  • Definition
  • Consequences
  • Procedures
  • Student Resources

Attendance and Performance

You are strongly urged to attend all sessions. Some courses have specific attendance requirements. While instructors will assist students who must be away occasionally for work related travel or medical reasons, it is not appropriate to plan holidays during the session. Missing more than 25 percent of class hours may result in a failing grade. Continuing Education may review a student's progress at any time and in the case of unsatisfactory performance, may refuse permission for the student to continue in the certificate program.