Courses taken at Francophone universities, as required under specific degree program regulations.

This regulation is not applicable to the Bachelor of Maritime Studies and the Bachelor of Technology. For the Bachelor of Maritime Studies and the Bachelor of Technology degrees see under Fisheries and Marine Institute, Degree Program Regulations.

Students who have taken courses in the subject(s) of their major at another university are required to complete more than half of the total credit hours in each of their major subjects at this University.

 6.3.3 Second Degree
A student who has already completed a bachelor's degree may undertake a second bachelor's degree, but not in the same major, subject to the condition outlined below:
Every student for a second bachelor’s degree shall complete at least 30 credit hours at this University beyond those required for the first degree. These credit hours must be applicable to the degree sought. Students who have completed a first degree at this University may be permitted to take at another university up to 6 of the 30 credit hours required in this clause. For the Bachelor of Maritime Studies and the Bachelor of Technology degrees see under Fisheries and Marine Institute, Degree Program Regulations.

6.4 Special/Selected Topics Courses
When a block of courses has been approved under a general heading such as selected topics, special areas, directed readings or like heading, each new course offered from that block of courses shall be approved in advance by the Faculty/School Undergraduate Studies Committee. To ensure an orderly use of the courses and non-duplication between course numbers, titles and contents, the Committee shall require the same quality and type of information as is needed for the approval of any single course.
6.5 Registration

6.5.1 General Information
Students register using the Student Web/Self-Service at www.mun.ca/regoff.

No student may register after the end of the registration period. In the case of accelerated courses and courses offered outside the normal time frame of a semester or session the registration period will be prorated with respect to all associated deadlines.

The University reserves the right to require a student to withdraw without academic prejudice from a course, courses, or program in which the student is improperly registered.

 6.5.2 Student Responsibility
Students are strongly encouraged to seek academic advice before registering.

The responsibility for taking all steps necessary for registering and ensuring that a student's registration is appropriate, correct, and proper rests solely with the student. The University will make every effort, through its various academic counselling and advising services, to ensure that students are informed of the suitability and accuracy of their registrations.

Students must register for courses at or after the assigned registration time and before the end of the registration period as defined in the University Diary.

 

6.5.3 Registration Priority
The University uses a registration priority system that assigns the date and time that students register. Priority for registration is determined by a combination of three factors: closeness to graduation (i.e., number of credit hours completed); a student's academic achievement (i.e., GPA), and a student's program of study (i.e., degree, major, minor).

Students with the admission category of Non-Degree Student Status will be assigned the last available registration slot.

Academic units may reserve spaces in course sections for students in a particular degree, major, minor, or the like.

For further information on registration priority consult the Undergraduate Registration Procedures.