UVic requires medical documentation for deferred exams and academic concessions. Documentation must be from a licensed physician.
UVic students face standard university exam pressure with midterms and finals. The isolated campus location can make accessing healthcare difficult.
Yes. UVic accepts medical documentation from any CPSBC-registered physician for academic concession requests.
Complete MedLetter's questionnaire. A CPSBC-registered physician reviews your request and issues documentation same day if clinically appropriate.
UVic Health Services often has multi-day wait times. MedLetter delivers same-day documentation without an appointment.
Submit a Request for Academic Concession to your Faculty office with medical documentation. UVic requires documentation within 5 business days of the missed exam.
Yes. University of Victoria accepts medical documentation from any CPSBC-registered physician, including virtual consultations like MedLetter.
Medical documentation from a CPSBC-registered physician is accepted for co-op absences. Submit to your co-op coordinator within the required timeframe.
You are not limited to campus health. UVic accepts notes from any CPSBC-registered physician. MedLetter delivers same-day, $49, no appointment needed.