Welcome New Students! Attached to this news item you will find an Orientation presentation for your degree or diploma program. These presentations are filled with lots of helpful information. Enjoy!
This is a reminder that Fall 2022 classes begin this Thursday (September 8th)!
Students interested in making an appointment with their Program Counsellor please e-mail Robyn at oac.pco@uoguelph.ca from your @uoguelph.ca email account to find a time that will work for you in our schedule.
In your e-mail please include the following information:
If you are unable to complete a final exam or any final assignment for S22 semester due to medical, psychological or compassionate circumstances, you must submit a request for deferred privileges via email to your program counsellor from your @uoguelph.ca email address. Your requests are due within 5 working days of the missed exam, and must contain:
Students previously registered in an in-class section of BIOL 2060 for fall 2022 should be aware that the department has changed the course delivery format to distance education. The course section you were registered in may now appear as not registered. If so, check that you have been added to a DE section. Do not drop the course unless you plan to not take it in fall semester.
At this point in the registration/enrollment period, there may be no more new seats added to courses.
Please contact your Program Counsellor if you are having trouble registering/enrolling in a core required course.
There are three types of section offerings for MATH*1080 for fall 2022 semester:
First year students, if a required course you want to register for is FULL, please continue to monitor WebAdvisor as spots may continue to open up once a section is full. Many courses have what is called rolling enrollment (smaller enrollment caps). This means that not all spots in a course will be released all-at-once on WebAdvisor. Enrollment caps will, instead, slowly be increased throughout the enrollment windows. These increases are done manually, therefore, they may not occur at 8:00am every morning.
Some departments and Program Counselling offices have created lists with information about courses including restrictions.
The following webpage houses links to these lists: UAIC Temporary Restriction Links
BIOL 1050 appears full at this time, but this is not the case. Spots in this course will become available soon. Keep checking WebAdvisor for updates.
Many courses will have what is called rolling enrollment (smaller enrollment caps). This means not all spots will be released on WebAdvisor and enrollment caps will slowly be increased throughout the enrollment windows. If a course has a suspiciously low enrollment cap, keep checking back on WebAdvisor for more spots to be released.