The Department of Classics
Queen's University-
Undergrad
- Degree Programs (updated)
- Courses
- International Opportunities (updated)
- Registration
- Departmental Awards
- Essay Guidelines
- Electronic Devices in the Classroom
- Tests and Exams - Exceptional Circumstances
- Classics DSC
- Academic Integrity
- Student Code of Conduct (2008)
- FAQs
Registration
Given the high demand for Classics courses, it is imperative that students register for their fall and winter courses during their assigned time ticket the previous summer. In the past most CLST courses were full to room capacity by the end of the summer registration period. Students who are in some circumstance that gives them a late time ticket or prevents them from registering during their time ticket should be aware that there may not be space for them to add courses during September’s open registration period.
Before registering for courses, students should work out alternative choices. If your first choice for a course is full, register for one of your alternatives instead. Remember that room might be available in a first year course or a language course.
Students should be aware that third and fourth year Classics courses are currently reserved for Classics concentrators at those levels or above.