Ryerson students (enrolled in a degree or certificate program) may apply for a Letter of Permission (LOP) to take a course at another accredited post-secondary institution, and have the credit count toward meeting their Ryerson degree or certificate program requirements.� Approval is to be received prior to enrolling, to ensure that the course(s), if completed successfully, are credited towards the program of study.� The application for a Letter of Permission is available at .�
Regulations
- Students are required to have a Clear academic standing at Ryerson at the time of application.
- Students are responsible for making formal application to the institution where they intend to study.
- A minimum grade of 60% (C-) must be achieved in the approved course(s), completed at an accredited university, to have the LOP courses credited to the student record.
- A minimum grade of 70% (B-) must be achieved in the approved course(s), completed at an accredited post-secondary college, to have the LOP courses credited to the student record.
- Within three months of completion of the approved course(s), students must submit a Ryerson Application for Transfer Credit, with an official transcript from the Host institution.
- Transfer credit, received for an LOP course, is recorded on the Ryerson academic record as CRT and is not included in the calculation of the student抯 Grade Point Average.
- No more than 50% of the requirements of a program may consist of credit received from advanced standing/transfer credit/challenge course credit/letter of permission.�