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To resolve the enrolment block, please contact Registrarial Services at 416-872-YORK (9675). 5. Add, drop, transfer or exchange courses. Within the Registration and Enrolment Module, there are four basic procedures: To add a new course: Click Add a Course. Type the catalogue number into the add course field.
- Visual Schedule Builder
VSB does not enrol you in courses. When you find a schedule...
- How to Enrol
Using the feature to exchange a course performs the course...
- Passport York
Enrol in Courses. Important Dates; Letter of Permission;...
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The YU-card is York University’s official photo ID and...
- York University Course Timetable Abbreviations
Enrol in Courses. Important Dates; Letter of Permission;...
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The allowable maximum is 33 credits. Students must submit an...
- Visual Schedule Builder
The majority of students can begin registering at 7 a.m. on their enrolment appointment date (unless otherwise indicated) On your enrolment appointment date ONLY: Priority access to the “My Schedule Builder” and all features in Bear Tracks between 6 - 8 a.m. Between 6 - 7 a.m., log in and prepare to register.
All of the above enrolment periods are separated by non-enrolment days when course enrolment will be closed for Faculty of Arts & Science courses. You cannot use ACORN to add, change, or drop courses on these days. The non-enrolment days for the Fall/Winter 2024-25 session are: July 25, 2024. July 30, 2024.
October 16, 2024: Last date to enrol in a Year (Y) term course with permission of the instructor and department offering the course. For “Request to Enrol Late” forms, contact the department offering the course. January 2025: Winter (W) and Winter Late (WL) term course enrolment deadlines are not until January. If a course is full or ...
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- I Am Interested in Taking A Course. What Should I do?
- When Can I enrol?
- Is There A Schedule of Courses by Major?
- How Do I See If Space Is Available in A Course?
- What Do “Course Reserved” and “With Restriction” Mean?
- What Does “Backup” Mean?
- What Do The Terms, Abbreviations and Acronyms in The Course Timetables Mean?
- What Are Course Credit Exclusions?
- I Need Descriptions For Courses I Took A While ago. Where Can I Find those?
To take any course, you must be admitted to York University. Please visit our Future Students Websiteto learn more about our admissions process. Back to top >>
Every student is assigned a specific date and time to start accessingthe online Registration and Enrolment Module (REM). For continuing students, enrolment access times are based on the number of credits you have already earned, plus your currently-enrolled credits: the higher this total, the earlier your enrolment access time. The dates/times are ...
No. Courses on the York Courses Website timetable are searchable by subject, term, instructor, etc., but not by program major. You should consult the appropriate section of the Undergraduate Calendar to see the courses which can be taken for a particular program. You can also consult your Faculty's academic advising office for assistance with choos...
You need to be logged into Passport York. When viewing the page for a course offering on the York Courses Website timetable, a “Please click here to see availability” link appears just below the course term and course section code. When you click on that link, you will be asked to log in to Passport York. Upon a successful login, the page will refr...
The terms “Course Reserved” and “With Restriction” are related to the option that departments have to give certain students priority to enrol in their courses. For example, the Department of Mathematics and Statistics might require that only students majoring in mathematics be enrolled in their 4000-level courses. First-year courses might be set as...
A course meeting group designated as a backup is not available for enrolment unless the department offering the course decides there is enough enrolment demand to open it. Ask the department if this is a possibility: see the individual Faculty websitesfor department contact information. Back to top >>
Term:
This is the length of the course. The sessional dates associated with each term are posted under Important Dateson the Registrar's Office Website.
Section:
Some courses have more than one section, which means that the students enrolled in this course are divided into groups (such as Section A, Section B, etc.) that may be scheduled for different academic terms, days, start times, class durations and class locations. Different sections may also have different section directors and/or meeting group instructors.
Type:
Within a course section, there will be a primary meeting group, and then one or more secondary meeting group options. The structure of the meeting group is indicated by these codes: The two-digit number following the Type code (for example, 01) indicates the meeting group number.
Some pairs of courses cannot both be taken for degree credit because their content overlaps too significantly. These pairs are called course credit exclusions, and they will be listed at the end of the Course Description text for a course on the York Courses Website timetable. If your degree requirements specify that one course of the pair is requi...
You can use the Advanced Courses Searchto find descriptions for courses offered at least once since Fall 1998. If you are looking for a course offered before Fall 1998, contact the department that offered the course. Back to top >>
Find all the resources, information, dates and deadlines for enrolling, dropping and switching courses on this page. 1. Check your enrolment date View your assigned date and time to begin the enrolment process. 2. Find/review degree requirements (Academic Calendars) Search for your program from this list to view your degree requirements.
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The allowable maximum is 33 credits. Students must submit an academic petition if they wish to enrol in more than the maximum course load listed above. For more information please contact the Office of Science Academic Services at 416-736-5085. A maximum of 15 credits in total may be taken during the summer session.
