UBC students: get a sick note for academic concessions, exam deferrals, and SD requests. Same-day delivery from a BC-licensed physician. $49.
Yes. UBC accepts medical documentation from any BC-licensed physician for academic concessions.
Submit through your faculty advising office with supporting medical documentation. MedLetter notes are accepted.
UBC allows self-declaration for some absences, but exam deferrals and extended absences require medical documentation.
UBC allows self-declaration for some short absences, but final exams and high-stakes assessments typically require or strongly recommend medical documentation. MedLetter provides same-day notes from CPSBC-registered physicians.
Submit a request through your Faculty’s advising office. Arts students use the Arts Academic Advising office. Science students contact Science Advising. Attach medical documentation.
Yes. Exam anxiety and panic attacks are legitimate medical conditions. MedLetter physicians can provide documentation confirming you were medically unable to attend.
Yes. Both UBC campuses (Vancouver and Okanagan) accept medical documentation from CPSBC-registered physicians. Submit through your campus-specific advising office.
UBC typically requires documentation within 48 hours to 7 days depending on your faculty. MedLetter’s same-day delivery helps you meet even the tightest deadlines.
Yes. Late course withdrawals at UBC require medical documentation showing illness during the relevant period. MedLetter can provide documentation for recent illness.
UBC Student Health often has 1-2 week waits during exam season. You are not limited to campus health, MedLetter delivers same-day from CPSBC-registered physicians. $49.
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New sick-note requests are temporarily paused while we review our service. We are not accepting new orders at this time.