Important Dates
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Registration for Fall Term (T20) begins.July 13, 2026
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Last day to ADD a course via online registration.September 7, 2026
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Last day to ADD a course for Fall Term. / Last day to DROP a course and receive a 100% refundSeptember 18, 2026
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Registration for Winter Term (T30) begins.November 2, 2026
Registration Procedure
Admission is required prior to registration. Once accepted into a program, students will receive a ‘Welcome to UCN’ email that will provide them with their UCN username, password, and email address. Applicants must register for courses at least one week before the first day of classes. Accepted applicants may register during the periods outlined in the Academic Schedule.
To register online, sign in to Experience with your UCN login information and access Student Self-Service. To register by email please complete a Registration Form and send to Enrolment Services. Email registration requests must be sent from your @myucn.ca email account. Newly admitted students may use the personal email address provided to UCN during admission for their first registration request only. For questions about fees or payment options, please contact Finance. For questions about sponsorship payments, please email atitan@ucn.ca. In-person registration can be completed at Enrolment Services, The Pas and Thompson campus, or at a UCN Education and Training Centre.
Academic advisors can assist with registration. All students are encouraged to contact an academic advisor at either The Pas or Thompson campus prior to registration. Information on tuition, compulsory fees and book costs can be found on UCN Cost Sheet.
Note: Regular and late registration periods may vary for courses that have irregular start and end dates. All tuition and compulsory fees must also be paid in full by the end of the regular registration period to avoid late or reinstatement fees. Any outstanding balances will prevent registration into the next term.
Late Registration
Late registration will be accepted until the dates posted in the Academic Schedule. Registrations received during the late registration period will be subject to a late fee.
Registration Revision
Any change to the first registration of each term must be submitted on a Registration Revision form. This includes course additions, course cancellations, transfer, credit to audit, audit to credit, voluntary withdrawal and reinstatement. Course additions, cancellations and transfers, and changing from audit to credit are possible until the end of the late registration period.
Course Cancellation
A student may cancel his/her course registration until the end of the late registration period.
Credit to Audit
A student may change from credit to audit until the last date for Voluntary Withdrawal without academic penalty. No fee or refund is assessed.
Audit to Credit
A student may change from audit to credit until the end of the late registration period. The credit tuition rate will be assessed.
Course Overload
A student who is in good academic standing may request permission from his/her dean to register in more than the prescribed credit hours for the program. Written permission of the dean is required at the time of registration.
Course Prerequisites
Some courses require a prerequisite course, that is, a course that must be completed prior to registration in a specified course(s). Prerequisites are noted in the course description section of the academic calendar. In all cases, students wishing to register in a course without the stated prerequisite must get approval from the dean. The dean must submit the approved Prerequisite Waiver form to Enrolment Services. Students enrolled in courses offered through university partners normally are required to seek permission from the instructor. Academic Advisors will facilitate the prerequisite waiver process.
Course Co-requisites
Some courses require a corequisite course, that is, a course that must be taken at the same time as or prior to, another course. in all cases, students wishing to register in a course without the stated corequisite must get approval from the dean. The dean must submit a Prerequisite Waiver form to Enrolment Services.
Audit
Students may be allowed to audit a course, space permitting. Assignments and examinations are not required. No credit will be given for audited courses. Students auditing courses offered through university partners must obtain written permission of the faculty. This must be submitted to Inter-Universities Services immediately after the first class.
Holds
A student on hold may not be eligible to register. Holds may be financial or academic. Students on hold are advised to contact the relevant division for assistance. Holds are honoured across institutions. Students on hold may not be permitted to register at any university in Manitoba.

