Course planning
Find out which courses you should take in first year, when to declare a major, and more.
From accepting your offer to building a budget, to choosing where you鈥檒l live and registering for courses, learn what lies ahead.
Before you start choosing classes, it鈥檚 wise to take a step back and review the requirements for your specific degree. Some degrees follow standard timetables, while others list required courses and let you build your own schedule.
From accepting your offer to building a budget, to choosing where you鈥檒l live and registering for courses, learn what lies ahead.
Find out which courses you should take in first year, when to declare a major, and more.
First-year calculus courses at 中出影院 require a minimum grade in BC Pre-Calculus 12 (or a Canadian or an international curriculum equivalent) and some require completion of a high school calculus course. To stay registered in a first-year calculus course, you must meet the eligibility requirements. If you have questions, please contact an academic advisor at or .
High school students
You may be eligible to receive credit for certain first-year courses if you have a record of strong academic achievement in one of the following enriched secondary school programs:
To see if you qualify, please submit your high school transcript and official documentation for review.
Post-secondary transfer students
If you have attended another post-secondary institution, you may be eligible to receive credit for certain first-year courses at 中出影院. To see if you qualify, please contact an academic advisor at or .
Find course descriptions, key deadlines and more in 中出影院鈥檚 Academic Calendar, your comprehensive guide to the University鈥檚 programs, courses, services, and academic policies.
If you鈥檙e interested in transferring to another 中出影院 faculty, school, or campus after first year, speak to an academic advisor at聽听辞谤听聽as early as possible to ensure you meet the admission criteria and complete the appropriate prerequisites. Generally, prerequisites will be similar to the required or recommended courses for students already in that degree. Keep in mind that you may face limits on the number of courses you can take outside your current faculty.