When you are accepted to WLIC, a Laurier @mylaurier.ca student email is created for you.
This email is also your username, which you will use to log in to most Laurier-managed systems (e.g., abcd1234@mylaurier.ca).
To get started:
The Tech Services section on students.wlu.ca has everything you need to set up your access and technology services at Laurier. Here are some resources to get you started.
Select your student status to find information relevant to you.
You are required to have a WLIC OneCard for campus access and identification purposes.
To get your WLIC OneCard:
Your WLIC OneCard doubles as a bus pass for unlimited access to Brantford Transit during fall and winter semesters. During the spring and summer semesters, you can purchase a discounted pass at the Brantford Transit Hub, 64 Darling St.
The Student Success team at Laurier is there to help you thrive and succeed during your time in WLIC.
Academic advisors are part of your support network and can help you navigate your studies at WLIC. You can connect with your academic advising team through email at advising@laurieric.ca.
You can search for and purchase your course materials directly through the Hawk Shop:
As a WLIC student, you can access MyLS to self-register in courses that will compliment your education such as courses and guides on standard citation styles (e.g. Chicago, APA and MLA).
To self-register in MyLS courses:
If you have applied and have been accepted to residence, the information below will guide you through the next steps.
Notes:
To track your payment:
If you need help, contact CIBC International Student Pay Support by:
Phone:
Email: Studenthelp@cibc.com
Laurier has many services available to make your student experience a great one. The Student Life, Wellness and Recreation and Services and Spaces sections of our website highlight campus and support services that you should take advantage of in your time here.
Market Centre Parkade permits are available to you as a WLIC student. For the parkade location and permit information, visit the Parking Permits page.
Prepare for your career once you complete your studies by attending workshops to create an effective resume and build your interview skills through the Career Centre.
There are a lot of options to consider when creating your class schedule. Follow the process below to register for your second-year courses. If you have questions regarding course registration, contact the Laurier 101 team at laurier101@wlu.ca and include your 9-digit student ID number.
1. Prepare for registration. Attend live or watch a course registration webinar recording.
2. Build your schedule. Review the second-year program requirements page and plan your schedule around those courses.
3. Register for your courses. Registration for fall 2024 and winter 2025 for senior students opens between July 2 and 5, 2024. Confirm your time ticket in LORIS. Then, see the Register for Courses page for a step-by-step guide on course registration.
Now that you're a Laurier student, you are required to have a Laurier OneCard. This card will replace your WLIC OneCard.
To get your OneCard, visit the OneCard's How to Get It page for instructions.
Your Laurier OneCard doubles as a bus pass for unlimited access to public transit through Grand River Transit (GRT) in Waterloo and Brantford Transit in Brantford.
LORIS is the administration tool for tasks related to registration and finances. You can view and update your account information, and register for your courses.
You can find information about tuition and fees, such as how to view your invoice and how to pay on the Tuition and Fees page.
Once you transition to Laurier and become a degree student, you have access to all studying and academic services to support you throughout your studies.
Academic advisors are part of your support network and can help you navigate your studies at Laurier.
The Laurier Library website includes Omni, where you can search for print and online collections, and access course materials if your instructor has added them to Course Reserves (ARES).
Search and generate a textbook/course materials list based on the courses you have enrolled in to purchase them from the Bookstore:
Use MyLS to access course content, lectures and resources from your instructors, take online quizzes and submit electronic assignments on all your devices.
Whether your transition to Laurier has you staying on the Brantford campus or transferring to the Waterloo campus, you may be interested in staying in Residence for your second year.
As a second-year student, you can apply to residence after June 3, 2024. As residence for second-year students is not guaranteed, you will only be placed if there are rooms available.
If you choose to live off-campus, you can stay connected through LOCUS, our centre for off-campus initiatives – including resources to help in your search for off-campus housing.
The International Student Support (ISS) team will help guide you on your path to academic and cultural success in Canada! The team has many events throughout the year to help you get involved, stay informed and meet new people. Their student advising team is available to answer questions and help you find the resources you need.
Our students.wlu.ca website is your gateway to all the information you need from registration and finances to student life at Laurier.
There is a lot going on. We got you.
