Fall 2022 Undergraduate Registration

Typically, courses that are reserved for specific majors have restrictions on them, which means you will not be able to register for courses outside of your major until the course restrictions have been removed. This is referred to as a registration rule release. You will be able to check whether a course has restrictions by checking out the course description on Student Planning or the Sections Reg Priorities pdf link below.

The Fall Sections + Priorities schedule: Sections Reg Priorities 22 FA revised

You can add courses to your schedule through Student Planning from your registration release date until September 13, 2022. Only you can register or add courses to your schedule; faculty are not able to register or add you to a course, or drop you from a course you are registered in.

If you are waitlisted for a course, you will only be added to that course by receiving a 'Permission to Register' email and then adding the course to your schedule in Student Planning.

You can drop courses from your schedule through MyEC from your registration release date until September 13, 2022, so long as you remain registered in at least one course (otherwise this is considered a semester withdrawal). After this deadline any request to drop a course is considered a withdrawal.

Dropping all courses is considered a withdrawal from the university for the semester. Withdrawal requests cannot be completed on MyEC. You must submit a completed withdrawal form to aadvising@ecuad.ca PDF fillable forms are posted here: https://www.connect.ecuad.ca/s.... See the withdrawal policy below for more information.

Withdrawal requests cannot be submitted online through MyEC. A withdrawal request form must be completed and submitted to Student Services no later than 4:30 pm Wednesday November 9, 2022. Forms can be found on the website here or in Student Services.

There are two kinds of withdrawals.

1. Withdrawing from one or more courses but remaining registered in the semester.

For Fall 2022, the drop period ends on September 13, 2022. A request to drop a course(s) after this date is handled as a withdrawal. A “W” grade is recorded on your transcript and you are not eligible for a refund. The “W” grade does not affect your GPA. The deadline to submit a withdrawal form to Student Services is 4:30 pm, Wednesday November 9, 2022. Requests received after this deadline will result in a grade of “F” being assigned.

2. Withdrawing from all your courses and leaving the university (for a leave of absence, or to end your program).

After you have registered, a request to drop from ALL courses is considered a semester withdrawal. If you plan on taking a break from your studies the next semester you are required to submit a Leave of Absence request form. A leave may be granted for up to one year and guarantees your space upon return. Leave of absence request forms are available in Student Services.

Students who are away for more than one year are required to reapply for admission.

Fall 2022:

Classes begins September 6, drop period ends 11:59 pm September 13.

If you decide to withdraw from all courses prior to the start of the semester there will be no record of the courses on your transcript and you will be responsible for 25% of the tuition of one (1) of your courses.

If you decide to withdraw from all courses after the semester begins but before the end of the drop period, you will be responsible for 25% of the tuition of one (1) of your courses. A “W” grade will be recorded on your transcript for this course. The “W” grade does not affect your GPA.

If you decide to withdraw from all courses after the drop period, a “W” grade will be recorded on your transcript for each course and you will not be eligible for a refund. The “W” grade does not affect your GPA. The deadline to submit a withdrawal form to Student Services is 4:30 pm, Wednesday November 9, 2022. Requests received after this deadline will result in a grade of “F” being assigned.

If you fail to pay your tuition fees by the September 20, 2022 deadline, 'F' grades may be recorded, and you will be responsible for 100% tuition fees.