Faculty of Education (Professional development)
Faculty regulations

Admission to a program requiring previous university studies

Certain faculties (for example, Faculty of Education) require previous university studies or a university degree as a prerequisite to admission. It is the student’s responsibility to verify that their program of studies (or degree) satisfies the accreditation requirements of the professional association to which they aspire.

University Fees

Tuition and incidental fees are subject to annual adjustment by the Board of Governors of the University. Additional information on university fees and the various regulations governing fees is published in the Registration Guide for Professional Development Programs and is also available on the following website: www.uOttawa.ca/academic/info/regist/fees/reg_e.html

Fee Exemptions

Professional development programs are self-financed; therefore, tuition-fee exemptions normally awarded to persons 60 and over, and to members of the University staff, their spouses or dependants, do not apply to these programs.

Course Requirements

Evaluation of performance

Attendance

All students are expected to be punctual and regular in attendance, effective the first day of the session.

University of Ottawa grading scale

The following is the grading scale for all courses.

Letter Grade Numerical Value Definition
A+ 10 exceptional
A 9  
A- 8 excellent
B+ 7 very good
B 6  
C+ 5 good
C 4
D+ 3 passable
D 2  
E 1 failure1
F 0 failure
ABS 0 absent
INC 0 incomplete
P pass
S satisfactory
NS not satisfactory
* excluded from the average

1 Redeemable failure in the Faculty of Education.

Note: All grades below "C" are failing grades for undergraduate
students in the Faculty of Education.
A+: 90-100; A: 85-89; A-: 80-84; B+: 75-79; B: 70-74; C+: 65-69;
C: 60-64; D+: 55-59; D: 50-54; E: 40-49; F: 0-39.

Final Standing

In order to be recommended to the Ontario College of Teachers for an entry on the Certificate of Qualification, an applicant must obtain pass standing of 60 per cent (C) in each of the required courses. All grades below 65 per cent (C+) are failing grades for honour specialist programs.

Supplemental Examinations

Supplemental examinations consist of a written examination or additional assignments. Students who fail a course have the right to one supplemental examination in which they must obtain a 60 per cent standing or an S to be successful.

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Last updated: 2010.06.14