Registration
Find out all you need to know about registering for your classes
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How to register for classes
Find some simple steps to help you successfully register in your courses
Registration information for:
First Year Students
Once you've accepted your offer of admission and paid the admission deposit, you'll be able to start planning and registering in courses. We recommend you review the first-year degree guide to help you in planning your courses.
Continuing Students
If you've already completed your first year of studies in a degree program at the University of Calgary, you're considered a continuing student. Registration begins near the end of March, check your Student Centre for your enrolment appointment.
Transfer Students
If you've completed some studies at another post-secondary institution, but are new to the university, you're considered a transfer student. Course registration for transfer students begins in early April.
Open Studies
In open studies, you'll take regular university credit courses without being admitted to a program leading to a degree, diploma or certificate.
Visiting and Exchange Students
We welcome applications from any of our exchange partner universities. Contact the exchange office at your home university to find out if we have a formal exchange partnership.
Program Advising
Program advisors are knowledgeable and friendly resources you can consult with about program planning, course selection, and more. We strongly encourage you to meet with your faculty advisor before registration begins.
New Student Registration Assistance
New student registration assistance can assist new students entering the university from high school with learning how to register in courses. You can call, email, or drop-in for assistance from April to August.
Registration Issues and Appeals
Registration Issues
If you are encountering difficulties with your registration, check this list of current registration issues.
Registration Appeals
Sometimes unexpected circumstances can affect your registration. As a student, you have the ability to appeal to explain your situation.
Enrolment Services is now using a mobile check-in system, making it easier for you to meet with an advisor. Join the virtual line