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Academic Recovery Program

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Academic Recovery Program (ARP)

Are you interested in continuing your studies at the University of Regina but currently do not meet the minimum academic standards to remain in your Faculty or Federated College of choice? The Academic Recovery Program (ARP) may be for you! Through ARP, a two-semester program providing academic skills supports, students can work towards improving their academic standing.

Admission decisions are made in consultation with the student's faculty. Students must submit a program application form, and a meeting with an ARP Advisor may be needed to determine admissibility.

Admission is not automatic. The application deadline is the day before the last day to add/drop courses.

Please note you must download the form to a computer, fill it in, and send the digital PDF to transition.programs@uregina.ca. You must type your information and the personal statement, and meet all the personal statement requirements as per the second page of the form, otherwise your application will not be processed. This statement should be a personal reflection, written by you, the applicant.

If you have any questions about the application form and/or process, please email Transition.Programs@uregina.ca (be sure to include your name, student ID number, and your questions), call 306-585-4076, or visit our front desk at RC 230 (2nd floor of the Riddell Centre).

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Program Overview

Cost

The fee for SSW ACT is $1000 per semester, plus regular tuition and course fees for credit and non-credit courses.

Semester 1 Registration Requirements

  • SSW ACT course (mandatory, non-credit academic skills workshop)
  • 1 mandatory credit course (3 credit hours)
  • 1 optional credit course (3 credit hours)

Semester 2 Registration Requirements

  • SSW ACT course (mandatory, non-credit academic skills workshop)
  • ACAD 100 course (3 credit hours)
  • 1-2 optional credit courses (3-6 credit hours)