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What is a visiting student?

Visiting Students are enrolled in undergraduate 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 basis only.

What's a Letter of Permission and how do I get one?

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.

Below is the application form for both
domestic and international visiting students:

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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BEd online application system opens starting in December 2009.
Application Deadline: Feb 15, 2010 Includes online application and all supplemental forms (see BEd Application Checklist).
Late applications submitted after deadline until April 30, 2010 considered based on available program spaces.
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