Get an official medical accommodation letter for the University of Lethbridge or Lethbridge College. Same day delivery from a CPSA-registered physician.
Lethbridge is home to two major post-secondary institutions: the University of Lethbridge (8,700+ students) and Lethbridge College (5,000+ students). Together, these institutions serve nearly 14,000 students in a city of approximately 100,000. The University of Lethbridge is unique among Alberta institutions in requiring a non-refundable $50 deferral fee in addition to medical documentation. Lethbridge's smaller healthcare system means fewer walk-in clinic options compared to Calgary or Edmonton, making online medical documentation particularly valuable for students during exam season.
Lethbridge has approximately 14,000+ post-secondary students across multiple institutions. During exam season, demand for accommodation letters surges significantly.
Lethbridge has fewer walk-in clinics than larger Alberta cities. The U of L Health Centre and Lethbridge College health services have limited capacity during exam season. Plus, U of L charges a $50 deferral fee on top of documentation requirements. Get your accommodation letter online and save time.
Lethbridge's two major institutions have different deferral processes. The University of Lethbridge uses a centralized online deferral portal managed by the Director of Undergraduate Programs. Students must upload medical documentation and pay a $50 non-refundable fee. The portal accepts Visa and Mastercard payments. Lethbridge College, by contrast, handles deferrals through individual instructors and program coordinators, with no additional fee.
MedLetter's physician letters are tailored to whichever institution you attend. For U of L students, the letter is formatted to meet the Director of Undergraduate Programs' requirements. For Lethbridge College students, the letter is addressed to the instructor or program coordinator as appropriate.
Lethbridge's healthcare system serves a population of approximately 100,000 with a limited number of walk-in clinics. The Chinook Regional Hospital provides emergency services but is not appropriate for obtaining academic medical documentation. The University of Lethbridge Health Centre serves a smaller student population than U of C or U of A health centres but still experiences increased demand during exam periods.
For students living in West Lethbridge, the commute to campus health services or downtown clinics adds additional time. MedLetter provides same day physician documentation from anywhere in Lethbridge, eliminating travel time and clinic waits.
Yes. The University of Lethbridge requires supporting documentation from a licensed medical professional for illness-based deferrals. The documentation must clearly demonstrate that the illness was serious enough to prevent exam attendance. In addition, U of L charges a non-refundable $50 deferral fee.
The University of Lethbridge charges a non-refundable $50 fee to submit a deferred exam application through their online portal. This fee is separate from the cost of obtaining medical documentation. The portal accepts Visa, Visa Debit, Mastercard, and Mastercard Debit. Budget for this cost during exam season.
Yes. Lethbridge College accepts medical documentation from any licensed physician for exam deferrals and academic accommodations. MedLetter letters are issued by CPSA-registered physicians and meet Lethbridge College's documentation requirements.
MedLetter charges a flat fee of $99 for school accommodation letters. Note that if you attend the University of Lethbridge, there is an additional $50 non-refundable deferral fee charged by the university itself, bringing the total cost to $149.
Yes. The University of Lethbridge has campuses in Lethbridge, Calgary, and Edmonton, and the same deferral policy, documentation requirements, and $50 fee apply to all campuses.