I've accepted my offer
Welcome to your future at UCalgary. Your journey begins now
Congratulations!
You’ve accepted your offer and paid your deposit – what’s next?Â
Set up your UCalgary IT account
Now that you’ve confirmed your seat, you’ll need to set up your UCalgary IT account. Your IT account will replace your eID as your way to access your Student Centre. Your IT account will also activate your @ucalgary.ca email address. The university will send all future communications to your UCalgary email address. Make sure you check it regularly!Â
Review and meet your conditions
Many students are admitted conditionally. That means your spot at UCalgary is subject to the conditions outlined in your . At a minimum, all students admitted conditionally must complete all required courses for admission and maintain the competitive admission average. You can view your conditions of admission by clicking on the ‘status’ of your application in your .
- Make sure you read and understand your conditions and the deadlines to meet them. Â
- If you’re an international student, you’ll automatically receive a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) if it’s required. You can use your conditional offer of admission letter and your PAL to apply for your study permit. We encourage you to apply for your study permit as soon as possible!
- If you have any questions about your conditions, check out our or contact our team. Â
Start thinking about next steps
Research and prepare for course registration
Now that you've accepted your seat, you'll receive an email with specific information about course registration. It'll go to your @ucalgary.ca email address, so be sure to check it often. In the meantime, it's never too early to start investigating the courses you'll need to take, or to learn about the registration tools you'll use.
Visit us for a campus tourÂ
Get a feel for your campus by signing up for a tour. You’ll visit classrooms, residences and athletic facilities, and receive answers to your most pressing questions.
Your tour guide will be able to answer your questions throughout the tour, or plan to stay for an extra 30 minutes to participate in a group advising session with your peers.