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All graduate students must maintain continuous annual registration and pay the appropriate fees until all degree requirements have been completed. Students must annually, at the time of the anniversary of their first registration, and before the deadline for that term. All graduate students register for a twelve-month period and general fees are assessed in each term, with the exception of students in programs that have a scheduled break in the Spring and Summer terms.

A student will not participate in University activities towards a degree, such as attendance in a course, conducting research in a laboratory, teaching, and receiving paid support, unless their annual registration is active.

Registration in courses is independent of annual registration. Course-based graduate students are required to maintain continuous annual registration even when they are not enrolled in any courses.

A student who does not initialize their annual registration by the fee payment deadline will be required to withdraw from their program for failure to register. This will be recorded on the student record as a required withdrawal.

A complete guide to course registration is available online at .

Students should always consult with their graduate program and supervisor, if applicable, concerning course selection. Refer to the deadlines in the Academic Schedule.

Following registration, it is the student's responsibility to verify course registration and fee assessment using the Student Centre .

For information on Block Week and Non-Standard courses, see the University Calendar.

Course-based students are not normally permitted to register in more than 15 units per term in the Fall and Winter Terms or more than 6 units per term in the Spring and Summer Terms.

A graduate student may drop a course in which they are registered via the Student Centre at , any time up to and including the last day to drop a class as outlined in the Academic Schedule section of this Calendar. Tuition fees will be refunded and the course will be removed from the student's academic record.

After the drop deadline has passed, a graduate student may withdraw from a course in which they are registered via the Student Centre at my.ucalgary.ca, any time up to and including the last day to withdraw from a course as outlined in the Academic Schedule section of this Calendar. No tuition fees will be refunded and a 'W' will be recorded for the course on the student's transcript. A withdraw ('W') has no impact on a student's GPA. Graduate students are not permitted to withdraw more than once from the same course. A second withdrawal requires the permission of the teaching faculty.

After the withdrawal deadline has passed, the course grade will be entered as earned. Block Week and non-standard courses may have different drop and withdrawal deadlines than what is listed in the Academic Schedule. Students can find drop and withdrawal deadlines for any course in which they are registered via the Student Centre at my.ucalgary.ca.

Students who are unable to complete a course due to an unexpected, uncontrollable circumstance may apply for an Extenuating Circumstances Withdrawal (EW), as described in section B.14.3 of the University Calendar.

Audit fees are outlined in: /pubs/calendar/current/p-1-2.html. Audit fees are non-refundable.

Because there are no grade implications, students are not able to withdraw from courses they are auditing.

A student in a thesis-based or a course-based program may request to take a course that is extra to their certificate, diploma or degree program(s). Extra-to-program courses will not count toward the current graduate degree, but students should be aware that they will be included in all grade point average calculations on the transcript.

Registration in any course is subject to departmental approval. For fee regulations for extra-to-program courses, see P.2.14.