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Keywords:
Permission,
Enrol,
Course,
University,
Admission
a document issued by the University, enabling a student to register for a term or a year at another law school with the consent of that school
a document that allows you, as an
a document that allows you to enrol in one or more courses at another university as a visiting student
a document that enables a King's student to enrol in one or more specific courses at another university without having to apply for formal admission to the other institution
a document that enables a Western undergraduate to enroll in one or more specific courses at another university without having to apply for formal admission to the other institution
is a formal document which allows a McMaster student to take one or more courses at another university for credit towards a McMaster degree.
A document giving official approval for a St. Thomas student to take a credit course at another university for transfer credit to a St. Thomas programme.
a Letter of Permission from your home institution is your guarantee that, if you successfully complete a course at another institution, your home institution will allow it to count towards your program of study.
A document permitting a credential student to take one or more courses at another post-secondary institution to be used for credit toward an AU degree, diploma, or certificate. Alternatively, a Letter of Permission may be obtained by a student at another institution, from that institution, giving him or her permission to take certain courses at AU for transfer of credit to his or her program of study.
Prior written permission required from the Registrar's Office before a degree student may obtain credit at Carleton for study at another university.
A written document in which the University authorizes a student to take courses at another institution and to transfer the credits from such courses to his or her University of Ottawa program.
An official document granting prior approval to take a course from another university for credit to a Mount Allison programme.
A letter confirming that a student will be granted transfer credit for a certain number of credit hours based upon successful completion of courses at another post-secondary institution.
A document which gives you permission to take a course at an institution other than the institution in which you are currently enrolled.
A document permitting a student to take specified courses at another University to be considered for credit toward a particular University of Waterloo degree.
U of M students may take courses at another recognized institution for transfer credit into their degree program. Students must obtain written approval from their faculty/school at least one month before classes at the other institution. See General Regulations and Policy, Letter of Permission.
A formal document allowing a student to take a course at another institution in lieu of one in the student's regular program.
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