Are we supposed to choose courses that are electives only or also choose the ones that are required in our program because im doing computer science and for example if i choose math 1007 it says restrictions: CS software(included) so what am i supposed to choose
You can and SHOULD do both at the same time. Otherwise you risk having your desired winter courses fill up and there is no real reason for waiting. For both terms, you will have a 2-3 week window near the start of the term to change any courses around if something doesn't go right.
Are we supposed to choose courses that are electives only or also choose the ones that are required in our program because im doing computer science and for example if i choose math 1007 it says restrictions: CS software(included) so what am i supposed to choose
Where can i get video on graduation registration videos. I want to apply for winter term but i dont understand most of these process.
I am from Nigeria I apply since February this year 2020. know information from the school Carleton university please any update in admissions
I have applied for a masters programme since February, and I am yet to receive a feedback from the uni.
did u get a reply yet?
@@allen8821 yh, it was declined.. for the second time, without any reason.
@@saviourbawa9573 Did u have the required gpa?
@@allen8821 I’ve moved on .. no tho .. but I applied to uOttawa
@@saviourbawa9573 Oh good luck👍🏻
How do you know the courses that run for two terms?
they'll show up as 1.0 credits, and there will be a note when you put it in your time table
After registering for my Fall courses, do I have to register for my Winter term courses as well?
yes
When my time ticket opens, am I to register for the courses I'll be taking in the Fall term only
you're to register for both
You can and SHOULD do both at the same time. Otherwise you risk having your desired winter courses fill up and there is no real reason for waiting. For both terms, you will have a 2-3 week window near the start of the term to change any courses around if something doesn't go right.