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Fall Enrollment Dates

edited August 2007 in General
Any idea when we will get these? For some reason I'm paranoid I won't get a date because I didn't register for Summer semester. Do you have to pay the $100 deposit before you get a enrollment date?

I'm feeling out of the loop since I've been in a different country!
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  • edited June 2007
    no, you dun have to pay before you get your enrollment date. you just have to pay the $100 deposit before you enroll. we haven't got our dates yet.... aren't they supposed to be end of July to mid-August??

    welcome back by the way!!
  • edited June 2007
    wayy too early for fall enrollment...but they do always seem to come really quickly
  • edited June 2007
    Go view your advising transcript in go.sfu. It's not updated yet as of this post, but your enrollment date will show up on there even before your get the email.
  • edited June 2007
    ur way too ahead.... 1st midterm is around this week lol...
  • edited June 2007
    I got my date: July 20 at 3:30

    What dates did you guys get? And when does enrollment start? There are specific courses I want this term so I can apply to PDP in January... I really want to get in!
  • edited June 2007
    July 13th, 7:30am

    That's something I'm not getting up early for.
  • edited June 2007
    Magnificent_Bastard;13733 said:
    July 13th, 7:30am

    That's something I'm not getting up early for.
    I'll trade you? I'm at camp on the 20th... so I just hope they have internet access there. :wink:
  • edited June 2007
    Your enrollment appointment for the 2007 Fall term commences:

    4:30 PM, July 26, 2007.

    do i get a later date because im entering 2nd year , or cause i didn't do so well on my first year etc?
  • edited June 2007
    It's based on grades. But I think it's kind of silly because then you end up in classes you don't really want (because yours may be full at that time), and then your grades suffer because you aren't interested... and the cycle continues.

    :wink:
  • edited June 2007
    It's based on grades? How so? I never knew this.

    Yay, I have a low GPA which means I get to go first! It's like parking in the handicapped parking spot, but actually being handicapped, so it's okay! =)

    My GPA isn't THAT low..... =(
  • edited June 2007
    I'd heard it was based on grades... it is at other schools.

    I think we have this conversation every semester and no one really knows the answer!
  • edited June 2007
    2:30 PM, July 18, 2007.

    Considering I'm going into 4th year with 86 credits + an almost decent GPA, thats quite the slap on the face :x

    Btw, I think the first day is the 9th. At least thats the earliest I've seen someone have
  • edited June 2007
    I've been looking through some stuff on the SFU site. If you search for "enrolment dates", it comes up with a transcript of a bunch of student comments about registration dates and how they didn't get the courses they wanted. Seems they're all asking how it's calculated too. Nobody seems to know, and SFU doesn't seem to want to divulge that information for some reason.

    I sincerely hope it's not based on grades, because according to my registration date, I'm in the lowest 15%-20%. That's unpossible!
  • edited June 2007
    i asked before and was told its based on credits and then to further divide up the people who all have the same amount of credits it goes by grades (unless you have a scholarship, then you are first regardless of credits). so if you have the exact same credits as someone else, you should have the same date (give or take a day) but at different times depending on your cgpa.
  • edited June 2007
    Enrollment is based on grades and the number of credits one has.

    More credits = sooner date
    Better grades = sooner date

    I guarantee that for those people getting their dates on the first few days have easily over 110 credits. I believe grades do make a difference but only in terms of the time you get (if you have the same number of credits as someone but better grades, you'll have maybe a head start of a few hours on that other person). However, it's the number of credits that really affects when you'll be allowed to register.

    It's not like this whole matter is some sort of conspiracy or classified information. If you've been at university for a while, you'll know how the game is played.

    . . . . . Incidentally, my registration date is on July 10th at 10:30am . . . . .
  • edited June 2007
    Thanks for the clarification! Now lets just hope I get the courses I want...

    For those of you looking to plan your schedules, I posted a link to the Fall Calendar in the Courses & Profs forum
  • edited June 2007
    July 11, 11:30am

    It depends on grades and credits, but scholarship holders automatically get the very first date.
  • edited June 2007
    july 30th.... ahhhhh
  • edited June 2007
    i'm the last onee!!!!!!
  • edited June 2007
    26 Jul, 1230 is my time.
  • edited June 2007
    July 27 11:30 >.<
  • edited June 2007
    Your enrollment appointment for the 2007 Fall term commences:

    9:30 AM, July 11, 2007.
  • edited June 2007
    Yep, its based on grades and on GPA. The better you have in both, the sooner your date will be. And it only makes sense that students with more credits have an earlier date because they NEED to get into certain courses to get their degree and get the hell out of school already.
  • edited June 2007
    wtf im july 27 @ 130pm
  • edited June 2007
    July 26. 07 @ 6:30 pm

    Entering 2nd year. quite bull.
  • edited June 2007
    Malakaiii;13754 said:
    It's based on grades. But I think it's kind of silly because then you end up in classes you don't really want (because yours may be full at that time), and then your grades suffer because you aren't interested... and the cycle continues.

    :wink:
    I'm entering second year and I got July 26th at 7:30. I've heard that second years tend to get screwed. As far as the grades are concerned, I don't get what's goin on. I'm not tryig to b conceded or anything, but I worked really hard and managed to keep up an A- average, so I would hope to not be completely at the bottom of the GPA ranks. Anyways, part of the reason I worked so hard was so that I could keep getting good enrollment dates. I would imagine that other people may be in the same position. IMO it just seems fair that if you're given a good enrollment date, enroll in classes you want, and subsequently get good grades, you should be given at least slightly higher priority as a payoff for hard work. It would AT LEAST be nice to know exactly how they are calculating the enrollment.

    Edit* Anyone know if there is any way to talk to someone up at SFU and see why their enrollment dates are when they are? Can we debate them at all, or is it just set in stone??
  • edited June 2007
    so if all the second year students are getting 26th 27th, whats the big deal?
  • edited June 2007
    my date is right near the top and but im just a sem or two away from grad, just gonna b doin 3xx 4xx courses
  • edited June 2007
    I may be wrong, but I'll throw this into the mix:

    I think it has something to do with if you've declared a major?
  • edited June 2007
    Malakaiii;13890 said:
    I may be wrong, but I'll throw this into the mix:

    I think it has something to do with if you've declared a major?
    yeah i've heard about this as well, but I'm not too sure how much it plays a role in it. it makes logical sense though!

    ps. I'm going into 2nd year, enrollment date is July 26th, 4:30pm.
    kinda sucks cuz i've been working my bootie for my GPA and it hasn't done too much for me in terms of enrollment. though i have to say that i've never had trouble enrolling in classes with a late date! the only problem is getting a good tutorial time...

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