Registration
Follow the six steps below to sign up for courses.
If you were enrolled at UFV in the past but have been absent more than one year, or have missed one or more semesters in a program that requires continuous enrolment, you must apply for re-admission to a UFV program before you can register.
Need further help? The Office of the Registrar has tutorial videos available.
Pay your $200 deposit* prior to registration time:
ABE and ABEUP students do not need to pay the deposit.
*International students - Full tuition and fee payments must be received, and posted to your UFV account, prior to course registration.
Log in to myUFV to find your registration time:
Registration times are scheduled in early May for the Fall semester, in early November for the Winter semester, and in early March for the Summer semester. Registration times are scheduled on week days between 9 am and 3:45 pm only. No evening, weekend or statutory holidays have times assigned.
Confirm which program you've been admitted to. Then, review your program's guidelines on the UFV Calendar to make sure you know which courses you need to take.
If you are not sure which courses you need to take to meet your program's requirements, book an appointment with an advisor.
Note that any prerequisites for courses you wish to take must be met at the time of registration. If you do not meet the prerequisite(s) for a course, you may request permission from the instructor.
Use a timetable worksheet to build your schedule. You can use the timetables or Interactive Course Finder to help build your timetable. Be sure to check for time conflicts and allow enough time to travel between campuses, if required. You may wish to include your other commitments (work, extra-curriculars) in your worksheet, so you do not overcommit yourself.
Remember that classes that have labs associated with them are like an additional class: each has their own time, location, and CRN. Don’t forget to add them to your timetable, as both CRNs must be entered to register. Failure to enter the lab CRN will result in a link error message.
View video and learn how to read the timetable
Be sure you have met the prerequisites for all your courses. If you plan to seek instructor’s permission to waive prerequisites, do so before you register. Obtaining a waiver does not register you in a course.
Register online. Log in to myUFV
Check your Account Summary by Term folder in myUFV to ensure your $200 registration deposit is showing on your account before you start to register. If you attempt to register before your deposit is processed, a hold will be placed on your account. When your deposit is processed, the hold will be lifted and you will regain access to register.
If a section (class) is full, you can choose to waitlist from the drop down menu. Select 'Submit changes' again. Now you will be able to see where you are on the waitlist.
Check your myUFV account daily. If you are waitlisted for a course and a seat is available to you, you will receive notification under your Registration Details as well as an email notification. You should then register promptly. If you do not register by the deadline, you will be removed from the waitlist.
Please note: If you are offered a seat in a lecture, you will be required to register for a lab at the same time. Ensure there is space in a lab which fits your schedule.
If you are still waitlisted when classes start, attend the first class and ask the instructor if there will be room for you in the class. If you do not show up on the first day of class, you forfeit your seat.
See video about how to register, waitlist, or withdraw
You are not permitted to register for the same course more than twice. To register for a course a third time, you must obtain permission from the appropriate department head. Please note that transfer courses are included in the course attempt count.
Check your student schedule in myUFV just before classes begin to confirm room numbers. Online courses must login by noon on the second day of classes to be considered "in attendance".
You must attend/login to the first meeting of the class for the semester, or notify the instructor in advance if you are unable to attend. If you do not, the instructor may withdraw you from the class.
The instructor is entitled (but not obligated) to withdraw you if you miss the first class. If you are withdrawn for non-attendance at the first class, you will be charged 10% of the tuition fees as a penalty. Please note that it is your responsibility to withdraw yourself from a course if you decide not to take it, not the instructor’s. If you do not attend the class and do not withdraw yourself completely, you will remain responsible to pay full fees for it and will be given a fail (F) grade.