This FAQ page answers common questions about Engineering and Computer Science programs, courses, registration, and academic rules. If you’re unsure, Academic Advising is always a good place to start.
Common questions
Course registration help
Who to contact if you can’t register or need course planning advice.
Programs and registration
Who do I contact for help with course registration?
Engineering and Computer Science students should contact Academic Advising for program planning, registration issues, and degree requirements.
Can I take courses outside my program?
Some electives may be taken outside your program, depending on your degree requirements. Always confirm with Academic Advising before registering.
What if a required course is full?
Contact Academic Advising as soon as possible. They can advise on waitlists, alternatives, or next steps.
Courses and academic rules
What happens if I fail a course?
Failing a course may affect progression in your program. Review the Engineering & Computer Science Student Handbook and contact Academic Advising for guidance.
Can I repeat a course?
Yes, many courses can be repeated, but limits and conditions apply. Always confirm before re-registering.
Where can I find grading policies?
Grading policies are outlined in the Student Handbook and the Laurentian Academic Calendar.
Transfers and special cases
Can I transfer into Engineering or Computer Science?
Transfer eligibility depends on your academic background. Contact Academic Advising to review your options.
Can I transfer between Engineering programs?
Internal transfers are possible in some cases and are reviewed individually. Academic Advising can guide you through the process.
Exams and graduation
Where can I find exam schedules?
Exam schedules are posted through myLaurentian and course pages in D2L.
How do I apply to graduate?
Graduation applications are submitted through myLaurentian. Check important dates to ensure you meet deadlines.
Still have questions?
Start with Academic Advising or visit the For Students page for more resources.
Start with Academic Advising or visit the For Students page for more resources.