Once registered in the New Student Advising Moodle Tutorial, you must watch the following 5 videos that are available in Moodle (time to completion: ~1 hour). This tutorial is important to review before meeting your academic advisor or planning and registering on your own. Students may be asked to reschedule an advising appointment if they have not prepared or reviewed the video tutorials.
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- Parts of a Degree
- Rules of a Degree
- Advising Resources
- Planning an Academic Year
- How to Use the Online Registration System
- Familiarize yourself with the Course Registration Guide, and the Current Academic Calendar, and jot down any courses you think you might be interested in. Bring the list to your advising appointment.
- Academic advisors will discuss options with you. Advisors will not tell you what classes to take, nor will they describe each class.
- Students must be prepared to make decisions regarding choice of potential major(s), minor(s), and courses for the upcoming academic year.
Newly admitted students starting courses in September 2024 can book an appointment by clicking an Academic Advisor link below. After clicking an advisor’s name, you must login with your BU account in order to book an appointment. Please enter your BU email (e.g. SMITHJ24@brandonu.ca) and password when prompted.
Transfer students must select Alex Braun, Trent Gill, or Connor Trueman.
If you are a returning student (attended classes at BU this past year) please go to the main Academic Advising website for advising information. Returning students who book an appointment designated for newly admitted students will have that appointment cancelled.
Kathleen Richards • Alex Braun • Trent Gill • Connor Trueman
Students who choose to plan their courses on their own can proceed to Step 4.
For any degree or program listed below, please click on the appropriate link for advising information.
Online registration will be available for newly admitted students on April 23rd, 2024.
You can learn about degree requirements, course planning, and course selection by reviewing the New Student Advising Tutorial in Step 2 (above). We recommend that students have their courses for the academic year planned before proceeding to online registration. Planning can be done with the following resources:
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Once you are ready to proceed to online registration, use the following resources:
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