Registration

Before you begin your classes, you must complete the registration process. A reminder of when online registration opens will be sent to your email, it can also be found in the academic schedule.

Registration for new students is available through the myApplication account, as well as the mySelfServe account. Returning students will register directly in myCambrian. Follow the below process or watch a video to learn how to register:

myApplication:

1. Log into the myApplication portal
2. Navigate to the registration section
3. Click the Register button
4. Complete the registration process

mySelfServe:

1. Log into the mySelfServe portal
2. Navigate to the Online Registration link in the first column
3. Click the Online registration link
4. Complete the registration process

myApplication:

1. Log into the myCambrian portal
2. Navigate to the Student dashboard (under Learning here)
3. Click the Online registration link on the left hand side
4. Review the details and select the gold Register button
5. Complete the registration process

You must meet the following criteria to register without any issues:

• You have no academic holds and are in good standing
• You have no outstanding financial balance (if you do, you have the option to pay here before registration)
• You have paid the minimum term deposit required to register
• You have accepted the terms of registration (in the registration process)

In addition to the above, you must complete the registration process before attending class.

A student is considered full-time if they are registered in at least 70% of the credit hours or 2/3 of the required courses for the semester. Full-time students pay fees accordingly. If a student has a course overload, additional fees may be incurred. The assessed tuition fee cannot be offset by a reduced course load in the previous semester. Tuition costs are determined on a credit basis in accordance with the guidelines stipulated by the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities.

The eligibility and nature of assistance offered through the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) is determined by the course load, which is 60% (or 40% if you have a permanent disability) each semester.

A student can be part-time and work towards a credential. This type of student will follow the above registration process and then meet with the program coordinator to complete an add/drop form. Once the form has been completed, fees will be charged according to the credit load. Tuition costs are determined on a credit basis in accordance with the guidelines stipulated by the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities.

Registration for part-time evening study may require admission to a program if you are working towards a credential on a part-time basis. If you are simply taking part-time continuing education interest courses then you can register for those online or in the Enrolment Centre. Students pay fees on a course-by-course basis and full payment of fees is required at the time of registration. Many courses are also offered through distance education and independent learning as well as on the Internet.

Full-time day students may register for evening courses on a tuition fee waiver with the approval of their program Dean/Director if the course they require is not available to them during the day schedule. Any course taken in addition to a regular course load will be assessed an overload fee based on the same rate as part-time fees.

Full-time students adding an evening course to their full-time program must notify the Registrar’s Office (Enrolment Centre) at enrolmentcentre@cambriancollege.ca

Students are required to pay all costs incurred by taking additional courses in a given semester. The assessed tuition fee cannot be offset by a reduced course load in the previous semester.

It is the student’s responsibility to become acquainted with the policies respecting a refund of fees. These are in keeping with regulations set out by the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities and are based on the date of official withdrawal from studies.