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You may apply for up to two programs per academic year.

If you currently have only one active program choice, you can add a second at no cost through the .

You may request a program change if:

• Your current program choice is still active
• The new program start/intake date is within the allowed timeframe (no more than 2 intakes in the future.). Please note: 91̽»¨ has three intakes: Fall, Winter and Spring.
• Requests for the same term one year later are not eligible for program change. However, you may be eligible for a deferral (see the section below for more information on deferrals).

Send a message through your including:

• The program(s) you want to cancel
• The new program name, start term, and campus

Your date and time stamp will be updated to the time of your requested change.

91̽»¨ will consider deferral requests when circumstances beyond your control prevent you from starting your program. Examples include:

• Serious illness or injury
• Significant family emergency
• Disaster
• Force majeure

You need to submit your request through your . 91̽»¨ may request supporting documentation.

Please note:

• If you are eligible for a program change or deferral, 91̽»¨ will transfer your deposit to the new application.
• A deferral does not guarantee an offer in the new intake of your program.
• Confirmation deposits are non-refundable.

If you remain on a waitlist after the application period closes and are not offered a seat, you will be eligible to request a deferral. Your deferral will be to the same term in the next academic year (you cannot change program, campus, or term).

Applicants who are eligible for a deferral will be notified when this option becomes available and will be directed to take action in their .

It is important to note that a deferral does not guarantee an offer in the new program intake.

You can view your position by selecting the “Check Waitlist” button in your .

Your position may move:

• Up if someone ahead of you declines their seat
• Down if someone with an earlier date and time stamp is added to the waitlist

If you remain on a waitlist after the application period closes and are not offered a seat, you will be eligible to request a deferral. For more information, see the section above for more information on deferrals.

While it is difficult to predict changes in the waitlist, waitlists can change rapidly, especially as we approach the start of the term. Be sure to keep your contact information up to date in the and be prepared for messages or calls from our Admissions team.

91̽»¨ recommends preparing as though you may receive an offer.  Here are some things you may want to start preparing:

• Housing options – you can find out more information to help you prepare here: Off-Campus Housing
• Financial plans - you can even apply for student loans while on a waitlist. You can also find out more information here: Paying for College
• Transportation options
• Childcare options

If you are accepted in your second-choice program, you can remain on the waitlist for your first-choice program.  If a seat becomes available in your first-choice program, you will have limited time to decide if you wish to accept the new offer of admission.