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Next steps for admitted students

From accepting your offer to building a budget, to choosing where you’ll live and registering for courses, learn what lies ahead.

Step 1 Accept your offer
Step 2 Apply for a study permit
Step 3 Plan your finances
Step 4 Find a place to live
Step 5 Take care of your health and wellness
Step 6 Explore your academic options
Step 7 Plan your degree
Step 8 Register for your courses
Step 9 Get ready for UBC life

Register for your courses

Course registration begins in June. One or two weeks before you’re eligible to register online, you will receive an email with your assigned registration date and time.

Next steps for admitted students

From accepting your offer to building a budget, to choosing where you’ll live and registering for courses, learn what lies ahead.

Step 1 Accept your offer
Step 2 Apply for a study permit
Step 3 Plan your finances
Step 4 Find a place to live
Step 5 Take care of your health and wellness
Step 6 Explore your academic options
Step 7 Plan your degree
Step 8 Register for your courses
Step 9 Get ready for UBC life

Now that you’ve accepted your offer, you may be thinking about planning your courses for September. Course registration starts in June and takes place over several weeks. But there’s no action for you to take just yet. You will receive an email from UBC with your assigned registration date and time one or two weeks before you’re eligible to register. Registration emails will contain links to tutorials showing students how to create their saved schedules and how to register for their courses.

It is very important that you register at that date and time – regardless of where you are in the world – for your best chance at securing your first choice of courses.

Note: if you are admitted to your degree program in June, you may not receive an email. Late admitted students do not have wait for an email and can proceed with registration by following these instructions for the Okanagan campus and these instructions for the Vancouver campus. If you have questions, please contact Academic & Career Advising at UBC Okanagan or your Enrolment Services Advisor at UBC Vancouver.

We acknowledge that UBC’s two main campuses are situated within the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Musqueam people, and in the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Syilx Okanagan Nation and their peoples.
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