U of T students: get a sick note for exam or assignment deferrals, missed assignments, and academic accommodations. Same-day delivery, $49. Accepted by U of T faculties.
Yes. U of T accepts medical documentation from any licensed physician for exam deferrals and academic accommodations.
Submit a petition through ACORN with supporting medical documentation. MedLetter notes are accepted for this process.
Yes. You typically have 5 business days after the exam to submit documentation. MedLetter provides same-day notes.
U of T previously required the VOI form but now accepts standard medical documentation from any licensed physician. MedLetter notes include all required information: physician credentials, dates of illness, and confirmation of inability to attend.
Yes. Exam anxiety, panic attacks, and acute stress are legitimate medical conditions. Submit a petition through ACORN with medical documentation. MedLetter physicians can assess and document anxiety-related inability to attend.
Most U of T faculties require documentation within 5-7 business days of the missed exam. Some departments have shorter deadlines. MedLetter’s same-day delivery ensures you meet any deadline.
Yes. All three U of T campuses (St. George, Scarborough, Mississauga) accept medical documentation from licensed physicians. Submit through your campus-specific registrar.
Yes. Late withdrawals (LWD) at U of T require medical documentation showing illness during the relevant period. MedLetter can provide documentation for past illness within 7 days.
Yes. All U of T faculties including Engineering, Arts and Science, Rotman, and OISE accept medical documentation from any licensed Ontario physician. MedLetter notes are CPSO-registered.
U of T Health and Wellness often has 2-3 week wait times during exam season. You are not required to use campus health (3-5 day waits expected September 2026), any licensed physician’s note is accepted. MedLetter delivers same-day, $49.
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