UofM General Calendar 1999-2000: Faculty of Human Ecology Regulations

Faculty of Human Ecology - Regulations

Degree With Distinction

Students who graduate with a cumulative G.P.A. of 3.75 and higher will receive a degree with distinction.

Preface: The Faculty of Human Ecology; The Degree; Professional Designations
Admissions: Students Transferring into the Faculty; University I
Recommendations for General Admission into Human Ecology
Recommendations for Program Completion in Four Years
Regulations: Scholastic Standards; Part-Time Students; General Academic Regulations; Repeating Courses; Challenge for Credit; Transfer Credit; Letter of Permission; Appeals of Academic Regulations; Dean's Honour List; Degree With Distinction; Registration and Revision Procedures; Limited Access; VW Policy; Procedures Related to Student Academic Records; Written English and Mathematics Requirement
Bachelor of Human Ecology Programs: Advisement; Faculty Program Requirements
Students Admitted Prior to 1994
Students Admitted in 1994 or Later; Program Electives; Comprehensive Program; Clothing and Textiles Program; Family Studies Program
Child Studies Concentration; Foods and Nutrition Program
Students Admitted in September 1998 or Later
Students Admitted Prior to September 1998; Interfaculty Option in Aging; Management Minor

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