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The Registrar’s Office has designed tools to support new first-year students with the registration process. Please see the New Undergraduate Student Registration webpage that will support with a successful registration.

The Student Registration Assistance Team can help you with:

• General registration assistance
• First year course selection
• Building a conflict free timetable
• �Ӱ�ԭ�� Central navigation, features and support
• Providing elective options
• Referrals to other campus services

Best of luck with your studies! And don’t forget to register for fall and winter as soon as your timeticket allows.

Eight Steps to Registration

1. Get the  in the summer or fall and winter semesters.  It is important that you register for both your fall and winter courses as soon as your timeticket allows. Courses fill up quickly. All the courses you need for first year in the B.Sc. are listed here. Progression Charts can be found here for upper year students (please watch your catalog year!)
2.  Compare the course offerings to your audit to ascertain what you require to complete your degree. Your audit is the most important document you have at �Ӱ�ԭ��, as it tells you how you are doing and what you need to do to graduate.
3. Review the requirements for: approved & 
4. Run a “Hypothetical Courses”&�Բ�����;���ܻ徱�� to determine whether your course selections will meet your degree requirements. You can even assign hypothetical grades to determine how your GPA would change.
5. Review the general registration assistance and general . The (for the �Ӱ�ԭ��) has all the rules and regulations that govern your degree requirements.
6. If you would like to register for a course but are restricted because you do not meet the prerequisites or it is restricted to students in a different program, you can submit an override request. Please be certain to provide a detailed rationale for WHY you want/need to take the course as our decisions are based on available space, year in degree program, and rationale.
7. Once you have registered, check your audit.  All of the courses you have chosen should be in one of the line items.  There should be nothing in the section at the end of the audit called “Courses set aside”.  If there are, you have registered in a course that is not acceptable for your program and you should review the program requirements.
8. If you have specific questions that are not covered by the registration information above please contact Chemistry@carleton.ca and we will be happy to help!

More Registration Information

First Year Lab Preliminary Plan

First Year Chemistry Course Information

Any course is allowable as a free elective provided it is not prohibited. Choose your wisely.

Registration Checklist for New Students

Registration Checklist for Returning Students

Progression Charts

�Ӱ�ԭ�� Central “How To” Videos

More Academic Audit Information

What If Audit Considering changing your major, minor, or specialization? Want to know how your courses would count in the new degree?

 Have I successfully added/dropped a course? What happens if I repeat a course? What if I fail a course? Can a course satisfy more than one degree requirement? How can I take a course overload? Am I eligible to graduate?