Academic

Academic Standing Sometimes you do not do as well on your exam or test as you would like – it happens to everyone. In some cases you can take a test or exam over. However, not all courses allow this. Speak to your instructor or program coordinator to discuss your options. For more information...

An e-text is a document that is read in digital form with enhanced functionality (bookmarking, notes, homework modules etc) that in most cases can be downloaded for offline use or used on multiple platforms (phone, tablet etc). They are files ending in .epub and pdf. Many of your course textbooks...

General Education courses are a vital component of all post-secondary certificate and diploma programs. These courses are designed to enable students to enhance their critical thinking and analytic reasoning skills and to broaden their knowledge and experience through the study of arts and...

Students in degree programs take a combination of lower-level and upper-level electives. Lower-level electives introduce students to the key concepts in subjects such as psychology, sociology, art history, and environmental science, and upper-level electives explore key issues in these subject areas...

Your instructor's details are available on STU-VIEW in your timetable. Go to Course Registration & Timetable card> View Detailed Course Schedule and Timetable and click on the course you need the information for. This will open a Class Details window with all the the information about your course...