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Your graduate program typically requires some combination of seminar courses, and perhaps other milestone events such as a comprehensive exam, and/or an independent research project such as a major research paper, thesis or dissertation.
In order to maintain continuous registration, you must be registered in at least one of the requirements listed, each term.
Note: Students who had no registrarial activity in the previous fall, winter or spring terms must indicate their intention to return by emailing the Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies Office at fgps@wlu.ca.
If you have any questions or trouble registering for courses, contact your graduate program for assistance.
You register for courses using LORIS, Laurier's web information system.
For those new to Laurier, LORIS might be intimidating at first; however, you can learn how to register for courses through the Registration Guide or watch the video below.
If you're registering for an elective outside of your program offerings:
Students are expected to maintain continuous registration in each semester (three semesters per year), unless on an approved leave.
The opportunity to register for graduate courses (and degree milestones) begins in summer, for the coming academic year. Early registration is encouraged.
Students who register late, or who fail to register by the last date for late registration, are subject to late registration fees.
If you need to register in capstone course – for example: a comprehensive, major research paper or thesis course – you will require departmental approval. If you attempt to register in these courses prior to receiving department approval, you will receive an error message. You must consult your program's graduate coordinator for approval to register.
Registration in directed studies courses is not available through LORIS. Students wanting to register in directed studies courses must contact the appropriate graduate coordinator and fill out the Directed Studies Request Form/Letter of Agreement. The form must be accompanied by the course syllabus.
Depending on your program of study, you may apply to register for a course at other Ontario university. Students in joint programs registering for courses at a partner institution must also complete the Ontario Visiting Graduate Student Form (as only courses in Laurier’s graduate academic calendar are available on LORIS).
Contact Us:
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fgps@wlu.ca
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+1 548 889 5574
Office Location: DAWB 1-102
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