• Think about the identities you hold. Which are visible and invisible?
• How will you want to talk (or not talk) about those parts of your identity?
• How will you respond to unexpected questions or attention?
• What will it mean to travel to where you are going with the identities you hold?
• How will your identities be perceived in your host culture?
• How might your values be impacted by this new reality or perception?

Use the Petition for Exception to Registration Form when requesting registration/schedule adjustment transactions to your class schedule after published University deadlines for the class(es), due to extenuating circumstances. Deadlines may be determined by accessing the Detailed Class Search from the Schedule of Classes. After locating the course, click on the "Registration Deadlines" link to determine course specific dates.

Some courses are offered as flexibly scheduled sections, that is, the section does not meet for the full semester. Eligibility for processing registration transactions for these courses (adding, dropping or withdrawing) is determined by the beginning and/or ending dates of the section. Deadlines can be found in FlashLine by going to Student > Resources > Courses and Registration > View Schedule of Courses. After locating the course, click on the "Registration Deadlines" link to determine course specific dates.

• An audited course is one in which you do not receive a grade and is not counted for enrollment purposes.
• You are required to make full payment for an audit course.
• Students wishing to take coursework on an audit basis should complete the Audit Grade Option Request Form by the published deadlines.
• If you no longer want to take a course as an Audit, you will have to drop the section and re-add it to your schedule by published deadlines.

• Undergraduate students may elect to take certain courses on a pass-fail basis. The purpose of this option is to provide an opportunity for the exploration of a broader range of coursework than is normally included in specific and distributive degree requirements. Students considering this option should be aware that some institutions of higher education do not accept transfer credit taken on a pass-fail basis.

Are you hosting an international event online or on campus? You might be able to apply for funding support. Learn about your options and the steps you can take.

With over 350 student-run organizations on campus, there’s an endless variety of clubs that have an international spin and focus on certain countries, regions or cultures. Discover them all and join in!

Are you passionate about global affairs? Love meeting people from all over the world and exploring new cultures? Then you’d be a perfect ambassador! Contact us to find out how you can volunteer.

Students applying for graduation should complete the online graduation application available through FlashLine by published deadlines. The online graduation application is used for all degree and certificate programs.

To access the online graduation application: