a fun way to explore new directions in creativity

a highly popular initiative intended to encourage students to pursue chartered accountancy as a profession," says Duane Soares, the Institute's director of career information

A student may receive course credit by passing a challenge assessment by the end of the first two weeks of the semester, provided the student has submitted evidence in support of the request. A student who is not successful in the challenge assessment must take the course. No re-writes of a challenge assessment will be permitted. A Challenge Grade Request form must be submitted, along with all the relevant documentation, as indicated in the Academic Procedures Manual, for approval by the College Director. (Challenge Grade Request forms are available in the College Academic or Student Services Office.)

Some UCFV courses may be challenged for credit. This means that a student who can demonstrate mastery of course objectives may be granted credit without taking the course. (Registration and payment is still required, however.) Challenging courses requires instructor or department permission.

Program for students with outstanding academic ability and creativity