Written requests for deferments, outlining reasons, are considered on an individual basis after applicants have been admitted. There are a few deferments granted each year. Financial aid available - Ontario Student Assistance Program (on-line application http://osap.gov.on.ca), Bursaries (on-line application available January 3, 2006 at www.registrar.uwo.ca/admburs.htm), and Loans. Search: Western Faculty of Law . The Josephine Spencer Niblett Building . London, Ontario, Canada N6A 3K7

The Schulich School of Music does not permit deferring an acceptance from one year to the next year. Applicants have to re-apply and, in Performance, re-audition.

Deferrals are granted only in rare instances. To seek a deferral, send a letter indicating your reason and your intended semester of enrollment to the Assistant Dean for Enrollment & Student Services. In those few cases when a deferral is granted, a $500 deposit is required. [up]

No. You are welcome to reapply the following year and be considered again with the new applicant pool.

No; due to the large numbers of candidates hoping to receive a teaching position it is not possible to defer acceptance into the program.

Acceptance into a graduate program cannot be deferred. Acceptance is valid only for the academic session. An applicant who does not register in this session must reapply for admission. However, the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research will hold application materials for a period of one year. When you re-apply, you may use the documents previously submitted, but it is wise to provide any new material which may be relevent.

Most individuals are in a higher tax bracket in their working years than during retirement. Deferring income until retirement may result in paying taxes on that income at a lower rate. Deferral can also work in the short term if you expect to be in a lower bracket in the following year or if you can take advantage of lower long-term capital gains rates by holding an asset a little longer.

In a fast-paced environment like Tesco, it's hard to plan ahead for opportunities twelve months down the road. However, we don't want to discourage anyone from taking a gap year since we know what a great learning and development experience they can be. The best advice we can give you is to hold off applying until you've done whatever you want to do in your year out. After all, the skills and knowledge you pick up along the way could well help your application next year.

No. The University does not allow admitted applicants to defer admission. If you are unable to attend during the quarter for which you have been admitted, we will keep your application materials (LOR, SOP, transcripts, etc.) but you must reapply for the following year. Your application will be re-reviewed by the admissions committee, but the same admissions decision is not guaranteed.

We are currently unable to offer you this facility. If you are offered a place on the programme for 2007 you must commence your placement in the Autumn of that year. The Royal Bank of Scotland Group is an equal opportunities employer, and we will make reasonable adjustments to the selection process where necessary. If you think you have a disability that may impact on your performance anywhere in our selection process, please email us at rbsgraduates@tmp.com with further details.

It depends. Written requests are evaluated by the Dean of Admissions. A good reason would be to complete a graduate degree. Most others are less convincing.

In theory yes. You should contact the Admissions Office by letter or email. We will then liaise with the department on your behalf. Whilst this is not usually a problem, offers are made based upon numbers of students, so it may not always be possible. You will be notified by letter once we have received a decision from the department.

For full marathoners (only) who cannot run and do not wish to change events or transfer to a friend, it may be possible to defer your full marathon entry to the following year. This will be permitted on a case-by-case basis; please contact us with your details and reason you cannot run. Note: this does not apply to half marathon or 5k entries.

Students coming straight from school can gain a one-year deferment. Information included with your UAC offer will explain how to apply for deferment.