If you fail the Admissions Assessment for a Lab program, you have a second attempt after a 7-day waiting period. Applicants who do not pass the test on their 2nd attempt are able to reapply to the Lab following a waiting period of 6 months from the date of their 2nd attempt.

Important Warning: Creating multiple accounts to attempt the Admissions Assessment  is a violation of the University’s Academic Integrity policy. Any user identified for doing so will be immediately terminated and will not have the opportunity to be considered for enrollment in the Lab program.

All of WQU’s Labs are 100% free, online, and self-paced, allowing you to set your own study schedule. You can move through the existing projects at your own pace and set your own deadlines. We generally recommend setting aside about 10-15h per week to ensure your continued progress, but you may take as much time to complete the Lab as you need. As you successfully complete each project you will gain access to the next project. 

Important Reminder: If your schedule becomes busy, you don't need to officially defer the start date or withdraw from the Lab. Just continue your progress when you're ready! After 90 days of inactivity, your status in the Lab will automatically change to Inactive. To become Active again, simply complete a new task in your current project. If your status remains Inactive for more than 30 days, you will be automatically withdrawn from the Lab.

Max Neblett

Max Neblett is an empathetic, data-driven higher-ed leader. As WorldQuant University Registrar, he maintains the accuracy, integrity, and security of student academic records.

Max Neblett

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