Drop a Course
If you are no longer interested in a course you have enrolled in, please complete a course drop via your MyServiceHub account. It is important that you complete this process by the appropriate Course Drop Dates and by following the MyServiceHub Support: How to Drop a Class instructions carefully.
If you do not complete this process, you will still be academically and financially responsible for any enrolments that remain on your record.
Before deciding to complete your course drop, please ensure that you have reviewed the Important Course Drop Considerations outlined below on this page.
Course Drop Dates
Chang School of Continuing Education (opens in new window) , Lincoln Alexander School of Law and Yeates School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies follow different drop deadlines. The content within this page is specifically for undergraduate students.
Find a complete list of important dates and deadlines for undergraduate students in the Undergraduate Significant Dates.
Undergraduate Class Sessions Course Drop Dates
| Deadline Type | Spring 2025 (May - June) | Spring/Summer 2025 (May - August) | Summer 2025 (June - August) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Refund | Until May 9 | Until May 16 | Until June 27 |
| 50% Refund | May 10 - May 16 | May 17 - May 30 | June 28 - July 4 |
| No Refund | After May 16 | After May 30 | After July 4 |
| Last date to drop course in good academic standing | May 30 | July 18 | July 18 |
In the spring/summer term undergraduate students often enrol into Chang School of Continuing Education courses or courses with other formats. The drop deadlines for these courses are different. Please refer to the chart below for details.
Undergraduate Course Drop and Program Withdrawal Dates
| Deadline Type | Fall 2025 | Winter 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| Full Refund | Until September 12 | Until January 24 |
| 50% Refund | September 13 - October 3 | January 25 - February 7 |
| No Refund | After October 3 | After February 7 |
| Last date to drop course in good academic standing | November 14 | March 28 |
Refunds apply to course drops that result in a lower billing unit range. Total fees by billing units can be confirmed using the program fee tables posted on Undergraduate Tuition and Fees.
Other Course Enrolments for Undergraduate Students
Course Type |
Course Drop Deadlines |
|---|---|
Chang School of Continuing Education |
Full-time undergraduate program students: Part-time undergraduate program students: Refund deadlines for part-time undergraduate students in Chang School classes follow the Undergraduate refund deadlines posted above. |
Accelerated and Intensive Courses |
Refer to course syllabus or contact your teaching department. |
Engineering Transition |
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Science Transition |
See First Year Science - Transition Program. |
Dropping courses may impact your academic progress in your program. Before dropping, consider whether the course is a prerequisite for another course and when it will be offered again. If you have questions, consult with your program advisor.
OSAP students should know that dropping courses may impact loans and the ability to maintain good academic standing with OSAP. Visit OSAP Academic Probation and Restriction and OSAP Frequently Asked Questions for more information.
Award recipients should be aware that scholarships and bursaries may have conditions to maintain a certain course load.
Entrance Scholarship recipients must be enrolled in an 80% course load (four or more billing units) in both fall and winter terms to maintain their scholarship. Therefore, withdrawing or dropping a course could result in an Entrance Scholarship being forfeited for the current academic year in accordance with Section 7 of the scholarship terms and conditions. A cancelled scholarship may result in a fee being applied to the student’s university fee account.
If you have been assigned a probationary contract, the contract may require that you complete a specific course or specify your required course load. You may need permission from your program department to drop a course. If you have questions, consult with your program advisor.
International students should check if dropping a course will change their status from full-time to part-time. This change could affect their immigration status in Canada now and in the future. Please review the full-time enrolment definition for immigration purposes to understand the requirements for part-time and full-time status.
If you withdraw from your studies, it will affect your immigration status in Canada.
Before you drop a course or withdraw from a program, please contact the International Student Support office about it. They can help you understand what this might mean for you.
If you do not enrol in and/or complete courses for multiple terms you will be discontinued from your program of study. Review Non-Enrolment and Program Discontinuation for details for undergraduate students. You should also take note of the maximum timespan to complete your program. For details, please refer to the Undergraduate Graduation Requirements information in the Graduation and Convocation section in the Undergraduate Calendar.
You are financially responsible for both your active enrolment and any courses that were dropped based on the course drop/program withdrawal schedule.
If you are dropping all of your courses for the current term you should also check if you have course intentions for upcoming terms. If you do, you will be automatically enrolled in those courses in the following term and you will be academically and financially responsible for those courses unless you submit an appropriate withdrawal.
If you do not plan to attend TMU for one or more terms, you should request a Short-Term Withdrawal for the terms you will not be attending, or request a Permanent Withdrawal.
How to Drop a Course
Course drops can be completed by using the Drop Class feature within MyServiceHub. Remember to check your schedule in MyServiceHub after dropping your course to verify the courses were successfully dropped.
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