| A restricted pass may, on the recommendation of an examiner or by the Department Assessment Meeting, be awarded:
a. To a student who has taken at least three courses in a semester and has passed in that semester in all except one of those courses, or
b. To a potentially graduating student who has passed in his/her final year, all but one of the prescribed courses
c. Where it is recommended, a restricted pass
I. Shall be awarded to a student under in a 300-level course only if the total marks for that course are five marks or less than the pass mark,
II. Shall be awarded to a student under in a course at any level if the total marks for that course are five marks or less than the pass mark,
III. Shall not normally be awarded in retrospect,
IV. Shall not be awarded more than once to a student who is enrolled in a programme of study with ten courses or less,
V. Shall not be awarded more than twice to a student who is enrolled in a programme of study with more than ten courses,
VII. A restricted pass awarded in any course shall not normally permit a student to enroll in any course for which that course is a prerequisite,
VII. A candidate granted a restricted pass may re-enroll in the same course in an attempt to obtain a higher grade. In such a case the latter grade superseded the restricted pass previously awarded, and the candidate will be eligible for another restricted pass in some other course future time. |
