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May 4 - June 19 Registration for Spring courses will begin April 9th. Courses with sufficient registration will be confirmed on April 30th. Classes start during the week of May 4th. Friday, May 8th - Last day for change of registration in Spring term. Please make cheques payable to Mount Allison University. Monday, May 11th - Tuition payment is due (payment for classes with earlier start dates is due on the first day of classes) Students wishing to withdraw must do so before the end of the 8th class in order to have the course removed and not get a failing grade. Admission Procedure Every student registering at Mount Allison for the first time must be admitted to the University by the Admissions Office. To simplify registration, please, print the full or part-time application forms by clicking here If you are a student at another institution, you must obtain a Letter of Permission from your home institution. Please check with the Registrar's Office. All students must be in good academic standing to register for a course in Spring Session. To register, please complete this form - Registration Form - and submit it to Student Services. WithdrawalsRefunds are calculated from the date that written, faxed or e-mailed notification of withdrawal is received by the Office of Student Services. All refunds are calculated from the date that Spring Session courses start and the date that the written request for withdrawal is received by the Office of Student Services. Fee credits will be calculated as the tuition fee paid for the course minus 15% times the number of classes including the week of withdrawal, since the course began. There is no credit (refund) given after 6 classes. Students will not be charged for classes dropped after the first class but before the second. Refunds will not be given to students who do not adhere to these deadlines. Students wishing to withdraw from these courses must notify the Office of Student Services in writing. Financial Information Students must pay the course registration fee to be considered enrolled in a course. For more information on refunds, please see Section 4.5.2 in the Academic Calendar Scoudouc River Part-time Student Bursary The Scoudouc River Part-time Student Bursaries are available to needy New Brunswick residents who are part time students (students who have not been enrolled in full-time study in the last 12 months). Please
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the application form. The deadline for application for this bursary
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Sackville Anthropology 1011 - Introduction to Anthropology, M. Hoyt, M & W 2:00 pm, AVDX 120 Biology 3911 - Plants and Human Society, R. Ireland, T & Th 6:00 pm, FTON 103 Canadian Studies 2001 - Canada and the Modern Age: an Introduction
to the Canadian Community, S. Nelson, T & Th 6:00 pm, AVDX 230
Chemistry 4521 - Environmental Chemistry, S. Duffy, M & W, 6:00-9:00 pm, BARC 115 Commerce 3211 - Consumer Behaviour, R. Polegato, May
4-15, M to F, 9:00-12:00 pm, AVDX 118
Economics 1011 - Principles of Macroeconomics, M. Haghiri, T & Th 6:00 pm, AVDX 118 English 1201 - Introduction to Principles of Literary Analysis,
K. Ashley, M & W, 6:00 pm, CTEE M10
Fine Arts 2301 - Painting I, D. Wilson, M & W, 2:00 pm, FINEA201
Geography and Environment 2001 - Contemporary Environmental Studies,
L. Campbell, , T & Th, 2:00 pm, AVDX 111
History 3221 - Modern Britain, R. Cupido, T & Th 6:00 pm, AVDX 112 Mathematics 1111 - Introduction to Calculus I**, A. Miller, T
& Th, 9:00 am, DUNN 108
Physics 1051 - General Physics I, A. Findlay, M, T, Th, F, 1:00 pm, DUNN 308 Psychology 2201 - Cognitive Processes, J. Tomes, T & Th,
9:00 am, lab T 2:00 pm, AVDX 116
Sociology 1001 - Introduction to Sociology, T. Greer, T &
Th, 2:00 pm, AVDX 120
Spanish 1101 - Introductory Spanish I, M. Farina, T & Th, 9:00 am, CTEE M3 Moncton Commerce 3111 - Intermediate Accounting I, B. Waterman, M & W, 6:00 to 9:00 pm, A3005 NBCC Mountain Road, Moncton
*Students must take the French Skill Assessment. Please Click here ** Students must complete the Math Placement Test in the first class FOR
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