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The first step to your preparation for course registration is to check your program requirements.
Each program at Laurier has a specific curriculum, listed by faculty below. If you are unsure of which Faculty you belong to, refer to our list of programs by faculty.
Note: If there is any discrepancy between the requirements listed here and the requirements in the academic calendar, the calendar is the official version. Program requirements are subject to change so we encourage you to check back often.
You can review your program’s requirements in the academic calendar of the year in which you entered your program. You can also log into MyDegree to track the courses you have previously taken against your program requirements and determine which courses you have left to complete your degree.
If you have any questions about your course registration plan, connect with your academic advisor before course registration opens for you.
If you previously attended another postsecondary institution, you’ll need academic advice before you begin planning your schedule and registering for courses:
If awarded transfer credits, a preliminary transfer credit assessment will be included in your Offer of Admission. Final transfer credit assessments are completed once we receive your official transcript directly from your previous institution, so have it sent to the Recruitment and Admissions office as soon as possible to ensure the best selection of courses.
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OC: Search for courses under campus of Online Learning
This program allows a maximum number of 6.0 credits at the 100 level (which will include the credits you took at WLIC). Keep this in mind when choosing electives.
PS295 and PS296 require a lecture (section BR) and a tutorial (section 1A or 1B)
Connect with Brantford Campus Advising to confirm your course selection and ensure you are meeting program requirements.
OC: Search for courses under campus of Online Learning
This program allows a maximum number of 6.0 credits at the 100 level (which will include the credits you took at WLIC). Keep this in mind when choosing electives.
PS295 and PS296 require a lecture (section BR) and a tutorial (section 1A or 1B)
Connect with Brantford Campus Advising to confirm your course selection and ensure you are meeting program requirements.
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Winter
All of your UX courses must be taken in the Brantford Campus sections (BR). You cannot take the virtual (BV) sections of these courses.
Connect with Brantford Campus Advising to confirm your course selection and ensure you are meeting program requirements.
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Students must complete all required second-year courses to progress to Year 3, with a minimum major GPA of 7.00 (B-) and a non-major GPA of 5.00 (C) by April 30, 2024.
Connect with Brantford Campus Advising to confirm your course selection and ensure you are meeting program requirements.
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Fall
Winter
This program allows a maximum number of 6.0 credits at the 100 level (which will include the credits you took at WLIC). Keep this in mind when choosing electives.
You may count up to 1.0 credit from senior EN (200 level and higher) toward your senior FS requirements.
Connect with Arts Advising to confirm your course selection and ensure you are meeting program requirements.
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Fall
Winter
This program allows a maximum number of 6.0 credits at the 100 level (which will include the credits you took at WLIC). Keep this in mind when choosing electives.
Online (OC) sections of senior CP courses cannot be taken by Computer Science majors.
Connect with Science Advising to confirm your course selection and ensure you are meeting program requirements.
Fall
Winter
This program allows a maximum number of 7.0 credits at the 100 level (which will include the credits you took at WLIC). Keep this in mind when choosing electives.
Online (OC) sections of senior CP courses cannot be taken by Data Science majors.
MA238 should be taken in Year 3.
Connect with Science Advising to confirm your course selection and ensure you are meeting program requirements.
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Economics (BA)
Connect with Economics Advising to confirm your course selection and ensure you are meeting program requirements.
Before you register in a language course that requires a high school prerequisite, you must complete an override form from the Department of Languages and Literatures.
If you are approved, you will receive email confirmation from the department and be able to register for the course in LORIS.
Are you required to take calculus as part of your program? Or perhaps you're thinking of taking a calculus course as an elective?
The Calculus Preparation Evaluation (CPE) is a mandatory online test you are required to complete before registering in one of Laurier's four entry-level calculus courses: MA100, MA102, MA103, MA129; or in the precalculus course: SC101.
The test will help you determine which of the courses would be best suited to both your skills and your future goals. Consult the CPE guide to learn about the registration and testing processes.
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