UR guide to full-year academic registration
Full-year academic registration finally open to students
Full-year academic registration is once again in full-swing.
The system, introduced last March, uses a timed-ticket system, where students are allocated tickets based on the number of credit hours they are taking. Students then register for an entire academic year which helps them plan ahead more easily. in advance the courses that they will be taking.
Students should meet with their academic advisors to discuss their options for courses. This will help ensure they complete their pre-requisites on time and select their desired electives. You can book an academic-advising appointment with your faculty, federated college or the Student Success Centre, to discuss your program schedules and course requirements. The Student Success Centre has quick video tips on YouTube. that are beneficial for beginners because it walks through the entire registration process.
To find your time-ticket, simply log in to UR Self-Service and navigate to the “Prepare for Registration” section. Time-tickets are allocated based on credit hours, and each student receives one that applies to all terms. You can register for classes from the designated date to the “add/drop” date of each term. To register for classes, make sure you know your program and the course requirements for your degree. Then use Visual Schedule Builder (VSB) to find classes and plan your schedule. Once you have found the classes you want to take, make a note of the Course Registration Numbers (CRNs) and use them to register for classes in UR Self-Service.
Important dates to note include the release of academic schedules for all terms in mid-February and the availability of time tickets on UR Self-Service in early February. You can also use the Advisor-Degree Audit tool to get updated details on your program progress. New students are required to accept the offer of admission before registering for courses.
Lastly, make sure to use additional resources such as faculty or department handbooks, which provide basic information on course sequencing and prerequisites. By following these steps, you will be well-prepared for the class registration process. If you have any questions or concerns, do not hesitate to reach out to your academic advisor for guidance.
