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Making Changes to Your Undergraduate Program

As an undergraduate student you can request to make changes to your program, request a time ticket, transfer to a different Laurier campus, and switch from part-time to full-time studies.

Revise Your Academic Journey

You deserve an academic journey at Laurier that continues to let you fuel your passions, broaden perspectives and discover new opportunities. We understand your original plans can change, where you may be interested in pursuing another pathway or customizing your program further, to expand learning in other areas of interest. During your undergraduate studies, once you have completed 4.0 credits at Laurier (transfer credits excluded), program revisions to a major, minor, option, concentration, faculty or degree, can be requested using the three methods below, depending on the type of change you are requesting and when.

Students are encouraged to review their program and request any changes on LORIS during the months of March and April. If you would like to make a request when LORIS is unavailable for program adjustments, this can be requested by submitting the appropriate Program Selection Form below. If you wish to apply to a competitive program, please refer to the Program Transfer Forms below.

To confirm you meet the requirements for a specific change, please consult the academic calendar or connect with your academic advisor. Please note that in order to request a change of program, all students must have completed a minimum of 4.0 credits in your degree.

If you have any questions, please contact Service Laurier.

Time Ticket Request Form

This Time Ticket Request form is exclusively used to request a registration time ticket in your current program.

If you have been away from Laurier for more than 18 months, please complete the appropriate Request for Re-Registration form.

 Once the form has been submitted, changes will take effect in LORIS within 2-4 business days. Please note, during high volume periods, processing times may increase.

 Transfering Campuses

 Switching From Part-Time to Full-Time