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Repeated Course Request

  • Current Declaration
  • Student Info
  • Course Info
  • Confidentiality
  • Complete

PLEASE NOTE:

  • This form is for 2025-2026 Fall/Winter session repeated course requests only. 
  • This form will allow you to request ONE repeated course. If you would like to submit multiple repeated course requests, please email us at wdwregistrar@utoronto.ca.

DECLARATION:

  • Degree and non-degree students may repeat, only once, any individual course in which they have already obtained credit with a final mark of 50% or higher or a status of Pass (P) or Credit (CR), regardless of the result of the second attempt. Note that the result of the second attempt could be any final mark or a status of Pass, Failure (FL), Credit, or No Credit (NCR); a previously passed course can be repeated only once. A direct equivalent transfer credit is considered a previously passed course.
  • For non-degree students, the second attempt at the course is always marked Extra.
  • For degree students, the second attempt at the course is marked Extra unless the Second Attempt for Credit policy applies (see below).

Second Attempt for Credit

  • Please note that this policy does not apply to courses taken as a second attempt prior to September 2025. For courses taken as a second attempt prior to September 2025, refer to the Academic Calendar in effect when the course was taken. (See Archived Calendars).
  • For degree students, in the case where the mark in the second attempt at a previously passed course is higher, the Extra designation will be added to the initial attempt for up to a maximum of 2.0 credits in chronological order, unless:
    • The second attempt must be marked Extra due to an exclusion, in which case the Extra status will remain on the second attempt of the course.
    • The passed course was first taken as part of a previously completed degree, in which case the Extra status will remain on the second attempt taken as part of a subsequent in-progress degree.
  • Degree students do not need to submit a request to initiate this process. If the Extra designation is added to the initial attempt of the course rather than to the second attempt:

NOTE:

Extra courses appear on a student's academic record with a final course mark and are noted as "EXT." Extra courses do not count for degree credit and are not included in calculating a student's Grade Point Average. However, Extra courses may count toward prerequisite requirements, program requirements, and Breadth Requirements.