Enrollment
Ready to enroll in undergraduate courses?
See the date and time that you can begin enrolling in classes online (your "enrollment appointment") on goSFU, search for classes (see instructions), enroll online.
Is this the first time you've enrolled in classes?
See the step by step guide for new undergraduates.
(Graduate student? Visit www.sfu.ca/dean-gradstudies/current.html before enrolling.)
Haven't enrolled since last term and wondering if you've forgotten anything?
See the Before You Enroll checklist for current students.
To see the instructor's detailed course outline (which includes a list of required texts), check the course outlines database.
What is a full course load?
If you have a requirement to be a “full-time” student, you will need to enroll in at least three (3) courses (9 units). However, 15 units (typically five courses) is generally considered a full course load.
You must ensure that you are enrolled in enough units to meet the requirements specific to your situation, as the requirements vary for financial aid, student visas, entrance scholarships, etc. For more details, see the relevant pages in the Academic Calendar.
Are there maximum or minimum course loads?
If you are a newly admitted student, you must complete at least ONE course during the term you are admitted for. If not, your admission to SFU will be forfeited. If you cannot attend classes during your admit term, you will need to submit a deferral request. At SFU, you are free to enroll in any course you wish, provided you meet the prerequisites and there are no further restrictions on the course. In general, students enroll in 1 – 5 courses per term.
Need help?
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Contact us
- Email reginfo@sfu.ca
- Phone 778.782.6930
- Live Help
Please have your student number ready.
Hours
Same as the Burnaby campus Registrar and Information Services with extended hours during the enrollment period.
See Contact us for specific hours of operation.
(To enroll in grad student courses, see www.sfu.ca/dean-gradstudies/current.html.)