Registration

Download the 2010 Summer Term course registration form

This form contains the student contract and other pertinent information for taking summer term classes at Regent. You can fill out most of the information using a PDF reader program, but where a signature is required you must print out the document and sign by hand.

Who Can Take Courses at Regent College?

Students with an accredited bachelor’s degree may take courses for graduate credit or for audit. Those who have not yet been admitted to the College may take up to 6 credit hours of courses per term as unclassified students, up to a maximum of 12 credit hours overall, before needing to be admitted. Those who do not have an accredited bachelor’s degree may take most courses for audit if they are at least 23 years of age, and may take courses for credit if they are at least 30 years of age.

How to Register

Please download, print and complete the Registration Form to register for on-campus courses only.

All students are strongly advised to register as early as possible to increase the chance of getting the courses they want. Several courses have limited enrollment due to the nature of their content, but all enrollment is limited by the capacity of the classrooms, and all courses will be filled on a first come, first served basis. Note that Registration Forms will begin to be processed mid-February.

Registration for INDS 525 Technology,Wilderness and Creation and INDS 535 Food: Communion, Community and Creation will open on February 3, 2010 and will require a special course registration form, made available on-line under Academic Info, Schedules and Forms, and in the Student Services Lobby starting on that date only. Both courses have a food and supply fee of $400. Class lists will be confirmed by March 5, 2010, and students who have been admitted to the courses will then be required to complete and submit additional medical and liability release forms.

Tuition Fees

Payment of fees for each course is due before the first class session of the course. Fees may be paid by cash, cheque, money order, credit or debit card (Visa, MasterCard or Interac). Students are encouraged to pay early so as to avoid long line-ups and wait times. If paying by credit or debit card, please ensure that your credit limit or your daily withdrawal limit is sufficient to make your payment. Note that if the bank declines your payment, or if you give us an incorrect or illegible number, you may be charged a late payment fee. Students who have registered in a course but have not paid all the tuition for it by the first day of class will be charged a late payment fee of $50.

• Graduated Credit Tuition Fees:  The tuition rate charged will depend on the total number of credits you are enrolled in during the summer term, according to the following schedule:
  • 1–8.9 credits: $490 per credit hour;
  • 9–11.9 credits: $460 per credit hour;
  • 12 or more credits: $425 per credit hour.
    
    Tuition rates will be recalculated at the appropriate rate when credits are added or dropped. The tuition discount applies to distance education, thesis, integrative project, and guided study credits registered within the summer term dates.
• Audit Tuition Fee: $280 per audit hour.
• Administrative Fees: (non-refundable): $35 registration fee; $50 late registration/ payment fee plus interest charged on any outstanding balance each month thereafter at a rate based on 8.5% per annum; $10 course drop fee; $25 failure to submit a course change in writing fee; $20 dishonoured cheque fee.
• Summer U-Pass Fee: $107 (see U-Pass and UBC AMS below)

Summer U-Pass and Summer AMS Fees

NEW STUDENTS: if you are a newly-admitted student whose admission term is Summer 2010 (but admitted no later than June 30th¹) the following summer student fees will apply, based on the number of credits and number of weeks you register for in the spring or summer sessions:

• 1 or 2 credits: not eligible for Summer AMS or Summer U-Pass membership.
• 3 credits: optional Summer U-Pass fee ($107), but if you opt to pay this fee you will also have to pay the $99 Summer AMS fee.
• 4 or more credits: you will automatically be charged a mandatory Summer AMS fee ($99) when you register. You may choose to also pay the Summer U-Pass fee ($107), unless you register for 6 or more cumulative weeks of class, in which case a mandatory Summer U-Pass fee will be charged automatically.

CLICK HERE for the Summer 2010 U-Pass Registration Form (PDF)

¹ If you are a newly-admitted student whose admission term is Summer 2010 but dated July 1st or later, you are not eligible for the Summer U-Pass or Summer AMS.

RETURNING STUDENTS: If you are a returning student who has paid student fees in either Fall 2009 or Winter 2010 and you register in a minimum of 3 credit and/or audit hours in spring or summer session, then you are eligible to sign up for the Summer U-Pass by completing the Summer 2010 U-Pass Registration Form (PDF). If you are a returning student and you register for 6 or more weeks of courses in Spring and/or Summer session, then the U-Pass fee is mandatory.