Undergraduate Studies

Undergraduate Course Selection

Psychology course waiver requests

Early registration is STRONGLY encouraged! Course selection opens up several months in advance of each semester (June for Fall, November for Winter). During course registration, you may find that a course you would like to register in is full. At times, a waiver can be granted to allow you to register.

Course selection windows

Webadvisor

Psychology Awards

Psychology Awards Committee

CSAHS Awards and Scholarships

Link

University of Guelph Awards Search Tools

My selection window opens tomorrow but a course I need is full.

The Department of Psychology utilizes rolling caps during course selection periods for Fall and Winter. This means that additional spots are added daily during the corresponding selection window, providing equal opportunity to students attempting to register, whether their course selection window opens on the first or the last day of their year. The additional spots are usually added between 8:00-9:00 am Monday-Friday, and so it is important to be monitoring Webadvisor carefully during that time period.

Who do I see if I have issues with the Course Credit Structure?

For BA questions see the Psychology BA Advisors.

For BSc questions see the Psychology BSc Advisors.

For general inquiries contact Sharon Helder, Academic Advisor and Manager.

How does the Course Credit Structure for BSc Honours work?

BSc Honours Neuroscience

Major (Honours Program) Undergraduate Calendar

What are the changes to the regularly scheduled courses?

Fall 2022

No changes at this time - check back for updates.

How will I know if a specific course will be offered in a semester?

As soon as course offerings are finalized they are posted to WebAdvisor. If you do not see a course on WebAdvisor, it hasn't been scheduled.

How does the Course Credit Structure for BA Honours Work?

BAH and BAH Co-op Students in the Honours REGULAR STREAM

There is a maximum number of PSYC courses that you can enroll in at each course level.

1000-Level Courses:

You must take 1.5 credit, comprising

PSYC*1000 Introduction to Psychology

PSYC*1010 Quantification in Psychology

PSYC*1500 Foundational Skills for Psychology

2000-Level Courses:

You must take 2.5 credits, comprising

PSYC*2070 Teams, Leadership and Professional Behaviour

PSYC*2360 Introductory Research Methods

Two of:

What careers are available for Psychology Majors?

Check online at Co-Operative Education & Career Services, or contact them at 519-824-4120 x52323.

What if I have a question concerning the grade for a Psychology course final project, paper or exam?

“Printed or written materials directly related to examinations conducted in the final examination time period or related to final assignments are made available to a student, upon submission of a written request to the Department Chair by the fifth class day of the semester following the completion of the work.