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How long does it take to complete a course?
Students taking individualized study course are given six months to complete three- and four-credit course and twelve months to complete six-credit courses. All assignments, quizzes and exams are required to be completed within the course contract time.
Students taking individualized study courses are eligible for three two-month extensions, as explained in AU's Course Extension Policy.
Generally, group study courses follow a traditional semester system; for example, courses which begin in September will end in December. Grouped-study courses are usually 13 weeks (three-credit courses) or 26 weeks (six-credit courses). Course extensions are not allowed.
If you are a funded student, other timeframes might apply. For more information, email a Financial Aid Advisor in the Financial Aid unit of the Office of the Registrar at sfa@athabascau.ca or contact the Information Centre.
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Updated March 27, 2013
Top Questions
- When do your courses start?
- What are your fees?
- How do I transfer credit?
- How long does it take to complete a course?
- What are your admission requirements?
- Can I receive credit for Prior Learning?
- What is the difference between PLAR and transfer credits?
- How do I request a transcript?
- How fast can I complete a course?
- How do I register for a course?