Registration for each semester normally begins approximately six to eight weeks prior to the start of lectures. An e-mail confirming your eligibility to register along with your program of study, and your registration date and time is sent to your @mun.ca e-mail address in advance of the start of registration. This information is also available on Memorial Self-Service. Further information about registration is available on the Office of the Registrar’s website www.mun.ca/regoff/registration.

For first time users, your PIN (Personal Identification Number) is the YEAR of your birth followed by the DAY of your birth. For example, if you were born on December 5, 1989, your PIN would be 198905. After successfully entering your temporary PIN, you will be asked to create a new 6-digit pin that you can use from then on when accessing Memorial Self-Service.

If you are a first time user of Memorial Self-Service, we recommend viewing our guide "Memorial Self-Service - Guide for First Time Users" available at www.mun.ca/advice/. This guide provides a brief overview of Memorial Self-Serivce. If you are still experiencing problems, or need to have your PIN reset you should contact the Office of the Registrar at (709) 737-4445. You can also e-mail reghelp@mun.ca from your @mun.ca email account.

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.

Helpful information on course selection and creating your class schedule can be found in our guide "Memorial Self-Service – A Guide for First Time Users" available at www.mun.ca/advice/. If you require further assistance with Memorial Self-Service, contact the Registrar’s Office at (709) 737-4445 or e-mail reghelp@mun.ca from your @mun.ca email account.

New applicants are accepted for each of the fall, winter, and spring semesters. However, certain degree programs only accept students for the fall semester. A student may apply for general admission for the winter or spring semester and submit a separate faculty application for the fall semester.

International students and students applying from other Canadian provinces are encouraged to seek admission to either the fall or winter semester in order to ensure that the full services required by such students, such as orientation, are available.

No. St. John’s is on the east coast of the province, while Corner Brook is on the west coast. It is about a ten hour drive between both cities. Therefore, you will not be able to complete classes at both campuses during the same semester. However, during a semester you can register for in-class courses and courses through distance education. As a student studying via distance you'll enjoy the flexibility and convenience of studying in your own space at your own pace. Please refer to Distance Education’s website (www.distance.mun.ca) for more information.

Most courses at MUN are three credit hours each, therefore the normal course load in any semester is fifteen credit hours (or five courses), and six credit hours (or 2 courses) during Intersession or Summer Session. To register for more than the normal course load you must obtain written permission from a Senior Faculty Advisor. To do this you will need to complete a Request for Course Load Waiver form which you can download at www.mun.ca/regoff/forms.php, under the Other Forms section select Course Load Waiver. Contact the Registrar’s Office for information on who can review your request for a course load waiver (709-737-4444) or e-mail reghelp@mun.ca.