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Getting Started
Navigating postsecondary terminology and procedures can sometimes be a challenge for undergraduate students (new and returning). Ask UVic is a great starting place to have a "frequently asked question" answered. As well, University Vocabulary can be referenced as needed.
It is recommended that new students review Steps to Applying. Returning students are advised to review Registering for Classes and Resources for Current Students.
Applying for Admission
Follow the Steps to Applying or apply online now.
Already applied? Check your Application Status.
How Much Will it Cost?
The finances of a university education and the sources of assistance are part of the planning process for new and returning students. These costs include: application fees, costs and financial aid (such as tuition, scholarships, grants, bursaries, loans, work study programs) and housing. Budget strategies are described on the Student Awards and Financial Aid web site.
Registering for Classes
Review Key Registration Information and Important Dates & Deadlines. The Steps to Registering will take you through registering for classes online.
Unsure of what classes to take? Get some academic advice about choosing what to study.
Reregistration Applications are provided in both online and PDF formats.
Checking Your Records
Review all Records Information or Order a Transcript of your grades now. Find the forms you need.
NEW!
Effective March 15th, undergraduate (excluding Law) and graduate students who have formally declared their program by submitting a Record of Degree Program (RDP) form with an Academic Adviser will be able to generate their own Degree Audit Report (CAPP Report) online in My page. CAPP reports are a great resource for confirming the remaining university and program requirements for a declared program. To access this report, students will need to sign in to My page and then access the 'Degree Evaluation' option on the 'Grades & records' tab under 'Student services'.
Questions regarding the information on the CAPP report should be directed to the Academic Adviser for the faculty of the declared program.
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Resources for Current Students
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