4. Find a place to live
Now that you’ve been accepted, you can apply for Student Residences. To submit an application, you’ll need your MUN login ID. If you have questions about your residence application, contact Student Residences. 
For international students, review additional accommodation information and connect with an international advisor if you have any questions.
5. Check out our online orientation
Begin your university journey and support your success by joining Memorial University's online orientation.
6. Prepare for registration and connect with an academic advisor
Information on how and when to register for courses will be sent to your @mun.ca email about one month before registration opens. You can also check your registration date and time through Memorial Self-Service and review how to register for undergraduate courses beforehand.
You'll want to review first year information, especially the  and  you may be required to write or complete before starting your studies.
When reviewing course offerings and making a schedule, you'll find the list of building abbreviations and our campus maps may be useful, or you can check out our walking campus story on Instagram.
If you need help selecting , choosing an academic program, declaring a major and/or minor, understanding degree requirements, and registering for courses, connect with an academic advisor.
Should you need support for a disability or other accessibility-related challenges while studying on the St. John’s campus, contact Accessibility Services.
7. Register for courses
You register for courses online through Memorial Self-Service. You can make changes to your schedule from your assigned registration time until the close of registration. But you should register at your assigned date and time so you don’t miss out on your preferred courses.
If you are registered for courses and your acceptance has not been verified before the first day of classes, your admission will be revoked and your registrations dropped unless you have made arrangements with the Admissions Office.
After registration has begun
Once registration for a semester has started, course availability may become limited. Acceptance to Memorial does not guarantee the availability of desired or required courses. If you wish to apply after registration has started, you are encouraged to contact the Office of the Registrar before you apply to confirm course availability and to confirm that you can complete the admission process in time to begin the semester.
Application deferrals
If you are not planning to attend, it is important that you drop any registered courses before the first day of the semester. If extenuating circumstances prevent you from attending in the semester for which you applied, please review how to request an application deferral.
8. Review health insurance information and coverage
All students studying at Memorial are required, as a condition of registration, to purchase health insurance. Health insurance fees are assessed automatically at the time of registration.
Canadian students
Health insurance on the St. John’s campus is administered by the Students' Union (MUNSU). If you have alternative health and dental coverage, you may opt-out of either or both plan(s). More information is provided at www.munsu.ca.
International students
All registered international students are automatically enrolled in the Foreign Health Insurance plan. To discuss the eligibility of public health care (Medical Care Plan or MCP), opting out of the Foreign Health Insurance, or transferring into one of the student union plans, review the international health insurance information and contact the Internationalization Office.