Make sure that you have not picked courses that are offered at the same time. You must also include lab and tutorial times in your timetable.
This way you will have approximately three hours of lecture time a day. Please be advised that you must schedule your labs and tutorials outside of your course times. Tutorials and labs usually require mandatory attendance and are often essential tools to successfully complete a course. Off-campus courses are scheduled in the morning, afternoon or evening.
Make sure that you make your schedule flexible. It is suggested that you schedule your courses around the time of day you find learning easiest. If you are not a morning person, do not schedule all of your courses for am!
It is also possible to schedule your courses back to back. Professors will let the class out with enough time to get to another class. Try not to schedule more than three hours of course time back-to-back, as it is important to leave yourself time for food breaks. Once you have registered in a course, you are obligated to pay any assessed fees as long as you remain registered.
If you want to drop a course, you must do so on PAWS before the drop deadline. The amount of tuition you receive back for dropped courses depends on when in the term you dropped them. This website shows the registration deadlines for the current academic year.
It is important to note that:. You cannot drop a course after the withdrawal deadline. If you do not write the final examination or complete all course components the course will show up on your transcript as a fail and will count towards your CWA.
To drop a course, go to your Worksheet. This will remove that course section from your current schedule. Always double check to make sure that you dropped out of your course successfully! Was this page helpful? Yes No. Thank you for helping us make the university website better. You comment will be forwarded to the editor of this page. Please note that this form is not intended to provide customer service.
If you need assistance, please contact us directly. Getting oriented 2. Learning the academic jargon 3. Deciphering your degree 4. Get registered. On this page 1. Arts and Science Winter Orientation on Canvas All new-to-campus, Arts and Science students will be invited to join the College of Arts and Science's virtual Winter Orientation space in the coming weeks, where you will have access to welcome videos from the Dean, some faculty members, and student leaders.
Our goals for this session are to: Welcome new-to-campus students as part of our college community Help new students to make new friends Encourage students to participate in the Greystone Cup When: January 7 th PM — PM Where: Zoom Register here Group Academic Advising The College of Arts and Science is offering the following remote group advising sessions.
All group advising sessions will be held online. Meet a few of our faculty members. Getting oriented. Events and info sessions College of Arts and Science orientation and information sessions can help you begin your journey at the University of Saskatchewan USask.
Contact an academic advisor Confused about what to take in your first year? Learning the academic jargon. Important terms At the university, you will begin to learn a whole new language.
Course description Course descriptions , found in the Course and Program Catalogue , give you information about a particular course, such as the course name, number, credit units cu and the term s in which it is offered. Deciphering your degree Let's break it down The College of Arts and Science offers a wide variety of degree options to students.
Degrees offered by the College of Arts and Science. Learn more. Program types and majors. Minors and language recognitions. Fulfilling Your Degree Requirements. Get registered Where to begin Students are not required to take certain courses in their first year. Choosing your courses. Course load. Using the course and program catalogue. Course descriptions and prerequisites. Searching the course offerings.
Creating your schedule. Dropping a course. What could make this page better? Send feedback Dismiss. Program Chair Associate Professor P: Graduate Program Coordinator Professor P: For campus locations, maps and hours of operation, please visit our contact us page. Indigenous Social Work. The programs that SISW offer are: Certificate of Indigenous Social Work 2-year — all campuses Bachelor of Indigenous Social Work 4-year — all campuses Master of Indigenous Social Work — Saskatoon campus The mission of the School of Indigenous Social Work is to provide social work knowledge and to develop skills founded upon First Nations cultures, values and philosophies in order to work effectively in all settings.
Contact Us. The Faculty of Social Work offers professional programs providing social work education leading to certificates and degrees at the undergraduate and graduate level. Our programs prepare students to enter the field of human service across Canada, and in particular, among Saskatchewan's urban and rural communities.
Our undergraduate degree programs are generalist in approach; they comprise problem solving techniques that enable our students to assess situations and determine appropriate means of intervention. Generalist social work practice also involves connecting individuals, families and communities to available resources, as well as advocating for equitable resource distribution. In the Faculty of Social Work we value the importance of practical education. Our programs incorporate required practical experience in social work settings, called practicum.
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