Roadmap to Summer 2023
YOUR SFU UNDERGRADUATE JOURNEY STARTS HERE!
Refer back to this roadmap to navigate important dates, activities and events that you won't want to miss between now and the first day of classes in May.
February
Start University Prep
- Go to University Prep, Step 1 to learn tools for course exploration and discover the range of academic opportunities available to you.
March
Get ready to enroll
- You will receive an email sent to your non-SFU email address indicating that your SFU computing ID is ready for activation.
- Complete University Prep, Step 2 to prepare for enrollment and learn how to build a balanced schedule, choose classes using goSFU, and connect with an advisor.
Enroll and submit final documents
- Deadline to submit final documents is March
- Enroll in courses
April
Learn how to find your people and get involved
- In SFU 101 you’ll learn how to join your HIVE (Home for Interactive Virtual Engagement) to connect with your peers, engage with your Faculty, and access campus services and supports. A course invitation will be sent to your SFU email in early April.
May
Attend Welcome Programs
- May 6: Celebrate the start of the year with your HIVE peers and receive a formal welcome from SFU and your Faculty at Welcome Day
- Month of Welcome: Attend events and programming designed to help you explore involvement opportunities and support services available to you
- Pay your tuition and fees
Welcome New Undergraduates
We're excited to have you join the SFU community! There are lots of invaluable programs and events to assist your transition to university, whether you're a new student or transferring from another post-secondary institution. Follow our roadmap on the left to guide you through your next steps and explore the resources below to get to #KnowYourSFU!
Roadmap to Summer 2023
YOUR SFU UNDERGRADUATE JOURNEY STARTS HERE!
Refer back to this roadmap to navigate important dates, activities and events that you won't want to miss between now and the first day of classes in May.
February
Start University Prep
- Go to University Prep, Step 1 to learn tools for course exploration and discover the range of academic opportunities available to you.
March
Get ready to enroll
- You will receive an email sent to your non-SFU email address indicating that your SFU computing ID is ready for activation.
- Complete University Prep, Step 2 to prepare for enrollment and learn how to build a balanced schedule, choose classes using goSFU, and connect with an advisor.
Enroll and submit final documents
- Deadline to submit final documents is March
- Enroll in courses
April
Learn how to find your people and get involved
- In SFU 101 you’ll learn how to join your HIVE (Home for Interactive Virtual Engagement) to connect with your peers, engage with your Faculty, and access campus services and supports. A course invitation will be sent to your SFU email in early April.
May
Attend Welcome Programs
- May 6: Celebrate the start of the year with your HIVE peers and receive a formal welcome from SFU and your Faculty at Welcome Day
- Month of Welcome: Attend events and programming designed to help you explore involvement opportunities and support services available to you
- Pay your tuition and fees
Conditional Offers
We review all conditional offers of admission upon receipt of your final grades – so keep studying! Learn more
Activate your computing ID!
After you accept your offer of admission by paying your admission deposit, you will receive an email to your non-SFU email address indicating that your SFU computing ID is ready for online activation. Learn more
MULTI-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION
MFA adds an extra layer of security to your SFU account, and it protects your account even if your password is compromised. MFA enrollment is required for students. Secure your account
MICROSOFT 365
Microsoft 365 is a collection of productivity tools that includes the Office apps along with collaboration services like MS Teams and OneDrive. All faculty, staff, and students are eligible to install Office apps for free.
DEGREE PLANNING HELP
Meet with a general academic advisor on your Success Team. Advisors can help you navigate and plan your academic success.
Plan your budget
It's important to figure out your costs and make a budget. We can help you!
Get to know your campus
Take an in-person or virtual tour of our campuses, chat with our student tour guides, and learn more about student life.
Indigenous student centre (ISC)
We are dedicated to providing Indigenous students with programs and services that are unique, cultural, and holistic.
Living on campus
Our residences are safe, fun, and convenient, and living on campus just might be one of the most memorable parts of your university experience.
International Services for Students (ISS)
Learn about the culture of SFU, make new friends, and explore what our community has to offer