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What is a visiting student? |
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Visiting Students are enrolled in studies
for transfer to a degree program at another recognized institution.
The student must be in good standing at the home university and
must submit official transcripts and a Letter of Permission with
their application. Course registrations will be made on a space-available
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What's a Letter of Permission and how do I get one? |
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A Letter of Permission is valid for one session only.
A Letter of Permission must be submitted for any subsequent sessions
in which a student wishes to register for courses. Please refer to the UBC Calendar under Section 10 for regulations regarding Visiting students.
Application with a Letter of
Permission from the home university does not necessarily guarantee
the applicants admission to the Faculty of Education as a visitor.
The same admission requirements for the program (or pre-requisites
for the courses) and other criteria shall also apply. For detailed
information, please contact the Teacher Education Office. |
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Below is the application form for both domestic and international visiting students:
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APPLICATION FORM (to be mailed in or personally delivered) |
Domestic and international applicants
use this form.
There is one application form for Unclassified and Visiting Students. |
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er Education Office is responsible for the administration and implementation of the teacher education programs.
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Special Education Diploma in Education starts July 2009. 
