Listed on the Student Records website under "For students in the Faculties of Arts, Science or B.A. & Sc."
	- Graduation Term Change Request:
		
			- To be used ONLY when the Minerva Application for Graduation is closed.
 
- Late Course Change - Honours to Major:
		
			- To be used in order to switch from the Honours section of a course to the Major (regular) section.
 
- Major Concentration Change Form:
		
			- To be used only if you want to add Biology, German Studies, Hispanic Studies, or Religious Studies as first or second major concentration.
- You must already have Biology, German Studies, Hispanic Studies, or Religious Studies as a first or second major concentration AND want to change/add/remove another major or minor concentration.
 
- Pre-Admission Transfer Credit Form:
		
			- To be used If you were granted a lump sum of transfer credits as "TRNS XXX" upon your admission to McGill Faculty of Arts
- Submit this form to have these credits articulated (ie. to use them towards program requirements). Please consult the Arts OASIS University transfer page for instructions.
 
- Removal of Foundation Program Request:
		
			- To be used if you've earned 24 or more credits in your first term, and are seeking to commence U1 so as to select your major.
- Grades for your first term of study at McGill must be available in order for a decision to be made.
 
- Request to Exceed Credits:
		
			- To request permission exceed the 17cr credit limit in a term.
 
- Request for Late Course Addition:
		
			- To request permission to add a course after the Add/Drop deadline.
 
- Request for Late Course or University Withdrawal:
		
			- To request permission to withdraw from a course after the Withdrawal without Refund deadline.
 
- Request for a Leave of Absence:
		
	
	- Special Letter Request:
		
			- To be used to request a special letter regarding McGill’s accreditation information, semester dates, language of instruction, etc
 
- Post-grad work permit letter:
		
			- To be used to request a letter confirming graduation eligibility before your degree has been granted.
 
 
  
  
  
  
 
     
   
 
   
         
       
              
                  
        
      
     
    
                      
    
   
  
      
          
    
  
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