Students are responsible for ensuring that program requirements and transferability requirements are met. Students are responsible for the completion and accuracy of their registration. If space becomes available, that seat is automatically given to the student at the top of the waiting list. Students will receive credit only for courses in which they are officially registered. Students must notify the Admissions and Records office in writing of any course changes, section changes, course deletions, course additions, program withdrawals, and change of name or address.
Students are responsible for meeting deadlines for tuition and fee payment.
Students are responsible for attending lectures, laboratories, field trips, seminars, tutorials and examinations. Poor attendance, compromising safety, disruption of the learning opportunities of others, and the destruction of property are causes for compulsory withdrawal. Depending on the nature of these courses, transfer credit may be used to satisfy Selkirk College program requirements, to provide prerequisites for College courses, or to count as electives toward a certificate or diploma. Up to 75 percent of a Selkirk College Certificate, Diploma or Associate Degree may consist of credit obtained from studies completed at another accredited post-secondary institution. Information about the procedures for obtaining transfer credit is available from the Registrar's office.