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The (a) appeal form, (b) letter of appeal, and (c) any supporting documentation must be submitted as a package to SFU Beedie School of Business Undergraduate Office within 21 days of receiving your admission decision.

If you have grounds for an admissions appeal, we encourage you to apply as soon as possible. Waiting until the appeal deadline may delay the decision and defer your admission to a subsequent term.

Please contact the SFU Beedie School of Business Undergraduate Office if there is a delay.

• Appeals are reviewed in order of receipt.
• The SFU Beedie School of Business Undergraduate Appeals Committee reviews all appeals for admission under special circumstances.

Bases for an appeal include:

• Medical – when an applicant has suffered a medical condition that has adversely affected their ability to perform academically or in other areas pertaining to the admission application.
• Compassionate – when an applicant has suffered a traumatic experience, such as a death in the family, that has adversely affected their ability to perform academically or in other areas pertaining to the admission application.
• Incidental – when an applicant believes an error in processing has occurred or has documented misadvice by authorized University personnel, that may have adversely affected the admission application.
• Other – when an applicant has suffered an overwhelming personal circumstance outside of medical or compassionate grounds that has adversely affected their ability to perform academically or in other areas pertaining to the admission application.

Appeals will not be considered due to:

• Dissatisfaction with the University policy.
• Failure to meet published admission deadlines.
• Appeals for reconsideration of grade information obtained after the posted SFU Beedie document deadline (ex. an increase in admission GPA).

Please speak with an SFU Beedie advisor in order to review your application and reason for denial. If you'd like to appeal the decision, the SFU Beedie advisor will provide you with the required appeal form.

Appeals will be assessed based on the following factors:

• Appeal letter (typed; no longer than two pages double-spaced or one page single-spaced)
• Supporting documentation submitted
• Original Supplemental Application, when applicable
• Academic record

The SFU Beedie Undergraduate Appeals Committee will review the written submission to determine if there is:

• grounds for an appeal, and
• if you have evidence to support your appeal.

The Committee will then:

• make a decision based on the documentation provided, along with a review of your original application, or
• request further information and/or documentation.

All decisions will be communicated in writing via email to the email address you used to apply to SFU Beedie.

Please review the SFU Office of the Ombudsperson's website for guidance on writing an appeal.