• enrollment,  enrolment,  priority

    priorities, priorities

    June 8, 2019

    who gets priority enrolment for courses?

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    hey there,

    the easy response to this is– the people who need the course most get priority enrolment. for example, kiddos in the anthropology specialist/major program have priority when enrolling in ANT207, because they need it to complete their program. and a lot of first year lifesci courses give priority to science/compsci kids, because they’ll need those courses to make POSt.

    i mean, in the making of this post i saw a few weird priority assignments that i couldn’t really explain, so maybe that’s not the whole story? but i have word that the timetable has a few issues right now, so there’s also a chance that’s it.

    not sure if you’re aware of this already, but when you’re planning your courses out you can check who has priority enrollment! as long as you’re using the timetable, you should see a lil yellow tab with a dropdown icon. just click it, and it’ll give you a quick rundown of who can enrol and when. this is true for restrictions as well. slightly crappy screenshot attached for your reference!

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    hope this helped!

    over n out,

    aska

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  • first year,  priority

    pesky priorities!

    July 28, 2017

    Hello. My admissions category is mathematical and physical sciences. I chose this because i love chem but no other programs under that category really interest me. Soooo can i double major in chem and something from life sci like nutritional sciences or must i stay within my admissions category?

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    hi!

    yes, you can totally do that! you can take any courses within the faculty of arts and science as you are an artsci student. it’s pretty cool. i know people who have double majored in french literature and organic chemistry.

    the one thing you’d have to be aware of is priorities. if you want to take courses outside of your admissions category, you might not have “priority” for those courses. this means that you will have to wait until the priority period is over until you can register for those courses. this year, you can start enrolling in those classes on August 4th. 

    i hope this is helpful! good luck!

    looking forward to seeing you on campus in the fall!

    Madelaine Petsch thumbs up riverdale well done madelaine petsch GIF

    xoxo,

    aska

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