Table of Contents

• Introduction The undergraduate program provides an interdisciplinary four year course of study leading to an Honours Bachelor’s degree in Physical and Health Education (B.P.H.E.).
• 2006 - 2007 Academic CalendarA comprehensive list of important dates and times within the fall 2006 and winter 2007 terms.
• Program of StudyYear 1, Year 2, Year 3, Year 4
• Administration Faculty Council, Committees of Council, Admissions Committee, Appeals Committee, Curriculum Committee, Examinations Committee, Awards Committee (Joint with CAR), Research Committee
• Admissions and EnrollmentsApplication Process, Admission Scholarships, General Requirements for All Applicants, Admission with O.S.S.D. Grade 12 or Equivalent, as a Non-matriculant (Mature Student), as a Transfer Credit Student, Additional Requirement, Aboriginal Students, Students with a Disability, Special/Visiting Students, Deferred Admission, Full-time Students, Part-time Students, Information about Enrollment Procedures, ROSI, Student Web Service (SWS), Adding/Dropping Courses After Enrollment, Adding Arts & Science Courses After The Last Date To Enroll, Course Monitoring, Course Conflicts, T-Card, Time Limits
• Description of Courses Academic Courses "PHE", Physical Activity Courses "PAC", Outdoor Projects "ODP"
• Examination ProceduresMissed Examinations, Deferred Final Examinations, Deferred Midterm Examinations,Appealing a Grade, Conduct of Examinations
• Undergraduate Information Academic Standing, Attendance at Classes and Examinations, Failure to Drop Courses, Course Overload, Extra Credits, Transfer Credits and Letters of Permission, Major/Minor Certification, Withdrawal, Plagiarism, Graduation, Petitions, Discipline, Transcripts, Health Sciences Writing Centre, Student Counseling, Smoking, Eating and Drinking In Classrooms
• Grading Practices PolicyMeaning of Grades, Grade Scales, Grades vs. Scores, Grades Reporting, Conversion Table, Calculating GPA's, Classroom Procedures, Event of Disruption Procedures, Review Process, Non-Grade Symbols
• Academic Status Academic GPA, Good Standing, Probation, Suspension, Expulsion
• Student Services and ResourcesKoffler Student Service Centre, Career Centre, Concealing and Learning Skills Services, Officers of the University, Health Requirements/Services, Services for Students with a Disability, Office of the Ombudsperson, Sexual Harassment Officer, Family Care Advisor, Colleges, Campus Organizations, Student Housing, Varsity Blues Intercollegiate, Intramural Athletics, Instuction, Athletic Centre, Varsity Arena, Fields
• Scholarships, Awards and Academic PrizesAdmission Scholarships, University Scholars Program, Upper Year Honours, Leadership Awards, Student Financial Aid, Government Financial Aid, Workstudy Plan, Bursery for Students with Dissabilities, University Financial Aid
• The Universities CommitmentUTAPS, Aid from Other Sources, Ontario Graduate Scholarships
• FeesFees and Financial Requirements, Administrative Fees
• Preparation For TeachingUnder an agreement between the Faculty and the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto, OISE/UT will give “preferred entry status” to graduates.
• Canadian and International Exchange Opportunities The University of Toronto has an ever-increasing number of student exchange programs for which students in Physical and Health Education are eligible.
• Graduate Studies in Exercise SciencesThe Graduate Department of Exercise Sciences offers the Faculty’s graduate programs.
• Important NoticesStudents are strongly urged to become fully aware of the contents of this Calendar, as it is the responsibility of the student to know the published regulations of the Faculty. Failure to observe the regulations and deadlines can have adverse effects upon final marks and/or graduation