If you need help choosing your courses, you should contact the Academic Advising Centre to speak with an academic adviser. Please call (709) 737-8801 or e-mail advice@mun.ca. In an e-mail, make sure to include the program you are intending to take at Memorial.

You may apply for general admission as an undecided student and declare or apply for your preferred program at a later date when you feel you are ready. You are encouraged to review the program and course requirements for programs that you may be considering to help you plan for your course selection. You may also wish to contact the Academic Advising Centre at advice@mun.ca or (709) 737-8801 for additional assistance.

The Academic Advising Centre offers advice on Memorial’s degree programs and the courses required for these programs. For further information, please contact the Centre at (709) 737-8801 or e-mail advice@mun.ca.

Continuance and Readmission Regulations will be applied at the end of each semester to any student who is registered for at least nine credit hours on the last day for adding courses in a semester or session. If you were registered for nine credit hours as of that date, you are subject to these regulations. At the end of each semester, to be eligible for continuance at the University, you are required to have either an overall average of 50 per cent in the courses for which you were registered on the last day for dropping courses without academic prejudice or obtained a cumulative average of at least 55 per cent in your entire undergraduate university career at Memorial. Students who, for the first time, fail to meet the continuance and readmission regulations will be given an academic warning. For further clarification, please contact the Academic Advising Centre at (709) 737-8801 or advice@mun.ca. The Continuance and Readmission Regulations can be found in the University Calendar, under University Regulations, Section 4.10. An online version of the University Calendar is available at www.mun.ca/regoff/calendar/.

The University Calendar is the ultimate authority on the courses required for the completion of your degree. Please refer to the Calendar at www.mun.ca/regoff/calendar/. The Academic Advising Centre (advice@mun.ca) and Faculty Advisors in your chosen faculty can help you with the interpretation of the calendar. In addition, a degree audit will help you determine which courses you have left to complete to meet graduation requirements. Once you have completed 20 or more courses you can apply for a degree audit by completing a Request for Degree Advice form and submitting it to the Registrar’s Office. This form is available at www.mun.ca/regoff/forms.php, under Other Forms select Request for Degree Advice. You can also pick up a form at the Registrar’s Office or the Academic Advising Centre.

The St. John’s campus offers a wide variety of degrees from various faculties and schools: Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Business Administration, Faculty of Education, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science, School of Human Kinetics and Recreation, Faculty of Medicine, School of Music, School of Nursing, School of Pharmacy, Faculty of Science and the School of Social Work. If you are interested in knowing what to do with your degree you should talk with the Faculty or School you are interested in or the Centre for Career Development ( www.mun.ca/cdel/), to find out what career options are available and inquire about what graduates are doing with their degrees.

A student who has previously been given an academic warning and again fails to meet the Continuance and Readmission Regulations at Memorial or another University will not be eligible for readmission for a specific period of time. For further information, please contact the Academic Advising Centre at (709) 737-8801 or e-mail advice@mun.ca. The Continuance and Readmission Regulations can be found in the University Calendar, under University Regulations, Section 4.10. An online version of the University Calendar is available at www.mun.ca/regoff/calendar/.

Co-operative education combines academic learning with practical work experience, alternating employment placements (work-terms) with academic semesters. Co-op opportunities are available in the following areas: Business, Economics, Engineering, Human Kinetics and Recreation & Information and Communications Technology. The Division of Co-operative Education’s website has more information (www.mun.ca/coop/).

A typical course load for a student for one year is 30 credit hours. When taking a full course load it typically takes four years to complete an undergraduate degree of 120 credit hours or more. However, a degree program with a co-op requirement will normally take an extra year to complete.