2013 Summer Term Registration

begins on March 4, 2013

Summer Term is organized into three sessions:  May-June; May-July and July-August.  For a list of the courses being offered in each session, please visit:  www.queensu.ca/cds

Registration Procedures:

Step 1:  Access SOLUS through MyQueen’s to register in Summer Term courses

In order to register in Summer Term courses you must have a NetID and password so that you may log in to MyQueen's Portal  If you have not activated your NetID please access  http://www.queensu.ca/its/managemyprofile.html and click on “Activate your NetID” under the Students tab.

HINT:  When searching for a class on SOLUS, be sure to set the "Term" to 2013 Summer and change the "Course Career" from Undergraduate to 'blank'.

NOTE:  You must clear any outstanding debts to the Univeristy prior to registering in Summer Term courses.

Important Information regarding CHEM 285:

This class:

  •  is intended primarily for students in the biological sciences and for those considering pursuing careers in the health sciences/medical sector
  •  may be used by Queen's students towards the plan requirements of programs in Biology and in the BSC General Life Sciences
  •  should not be taken by Queen's students in chemistry, biochemistry or chemical engineering/engineering chemistry or in the BSCH Life Sciences Major or Specialization plans. 
  •  with successful completion of CHEM 282 wet lab in Jan-April 2012, may be taken and used as a credit for CHEM 282/3.0. 
  •  Contact Meredith Richards (ugadm@chem.queensu.ca) in the Chemistry Department for permission.

Step 2:  Make your Tuition Payment by May 1st

Once you are registered in your course, access SOLUS to view your tuition fees.  The full amount of your tuition is due on May 1st.  If you do not make payment by this date you may be charged a registration administration fee.

For information on how you can pay your tuition, please visit the Office of the University Registrar

Step 3:  Access your course materials

Your course syllabus, which you may access at www.queensu.ca/cds, will contain all of the information you need to begin your course.  In your course syllabus you will find information about the grading scheme; assignment schedule; text books as well as information on accessing course materials.

Students who have stopped out for a term or more:  If you have been away from Queen’s for one term or more you must complete a Return to Studies Form in order to resume your studies.  Once completed the form may be faxed to (613) 533-2467 or dropped off at our office located in Mackintosh-Corry Hall, Room F200.