Use the Registration Road Map to make enrolling as easy as 1, 2, 3. See you in class!
Step 1: Prepare for Registration
Step 1: Prepare for Registration
Pay Tuition Deposit
A mandatory, non-refundable tuition deposit is required each semester and will be applied toward tuition fees. Make sure to check your account balance, as the deposit cannot be applied until any outstanding balances from previous terms are paid in full.
The tuition deposit lets Humber know you are planning to attend. It will not appear as a pending charge or balance owing on your MyHumber or PayMyTuition account. You will need to manually enter the deposit amount when making your payment.
- Log in to MyHumber
- Select Student
- Select Student Account & Fees
- Select Payment and Account Centre
- Upon redirect to PayMyTuition’s Payment Center, select “Make a Payment” to initiate your transaction.
Note: Anticipated OSAP or scholarship/bursary funding cannot be used to pay the tuition deposit. Every student must make a tuition deposit payment directly to their Humber student account each term.
Pay Balance of Tuition Fees
Full-time students must pay or arrange to pay the full balance of their tuition fees before registering for classes.
Once you have paid your tuition deposit for the semester, you can find your remaining tuition balance.
*Please note that if you make your deposit payment through the Pay Tuition Deposit screen in MyHumber, your tuition balance could be available for payment within one hour. If you use any other method of payment, your tuition balance will be available for payment on MyHumber in two to four business days.
- Log in to MyHumber
- Select Student
- Select Student Account & Fees
- Select Payment and Account Centre
- Upon redirect to PayMyTuition’s Payment Center, select the “Make a Payment” button to initiate your transaction.
If your required tuition balance amount has not yet been posted on your account, you can view the estimated tuition by term on your program page by searching for your program.
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Let us help you plan your finances, from first year to your final year.
Holds Affecting Registration
Holds may affect your ability to register and may be related to fees owing or your academic standing or student status. Holds affecting registration will need to be addressed before you can enroll in your courses.
Check your Registration Status
- Log in to MyHumber
- Select Student
- Select Registration
- Select Prepare for Registration
- Select Term
Green checkmarks beside each status below means you're good to go!
- You have no Holds which prevent registration
- Your Academic Standing is Good Standing which permits registration
- Your Student Status permits registration
Holds and Resolutions
The most common holds are related to unpaid fees. Log in to your MyHumber student account to ensure you have paid or arranged to pay outstanding fees in full.
- If you still see "Student Status prevents registration", you may not be set up to attend this term and pay your tuition deposit. Contact the Office of the Registrar by emailing enquiry@humber.ca or calling 416-675-3111.
- If you see "Your Academic Standing is Required to Withdraw which prevents registration" or you have not enrolled in classes for over a year, you will need to contact your Program Co-ordinator.
How to find your Program Co-ordinator:
- Log in to MyHumber
- Select Student > Student Profile
- View Advisor contact information. You can also find your PC contact info on your program page.
To get more information about any other hold and what you are required to do to have it removed from your record:
- Log in to MyHumber
- Select Student
- Select Student Records
- Select View Holds
New international students will have a Study Permit Hold and not be permitted to register each term until a valid document has been uploaded to their Applicant Portal.
Have your study permit? Let us know!
As soon as you have your valid study permit document, make sure to upload it to your Applicant Portal.
If you do not yet have a Letter of Introduction or a Study Permit, upload your Letter of Submission. The Letter of Submission will let us know when you applied for your study permit.
Upload Your Study Permit
You will not be able to register for classes until you provide a valid Study Permit. If you have your Study Permit and/or you are currently in Canada, you MUST upload your Study Permit immediately.
How to Upload Your Study Permit
If you did not select "I have a Valid SP, Letter of Introduction, or Letter of Submission" when you submitted your application to Humber, you will need to update your profile to let us know you now have a valid immigration document to upload. If you cannot remember what you first selected, check your profile following these steps as well.
- Log in to your Applicant Portal
- Under Submitted Applications, click Actions and select Update My Profile
- In the Update Profile page, click on the Study Permit Detail dropdown and select one of the options: I have a Valid SP, Letter of Introduction, or Letter of Submission AND select Next
- Return to the Home page, under Submitted Applications, click on Actions
- Select Document Upload and Grade Declaration
- Open the Grades Declaration Tab and scroll down to the Immigration Document Section
- Find the supporting document to be uploaded
- Click Actions and select Upload Document to add your document.
- Click Done to complete document upload.
- Click Actions again
- Click Document Detail and provide the required information.
- Click Next to Save the information
You will not be able to register for classes until you provide a valid Study Permit. If you have your Study Permit and/or you are currently in Canada, you MUST upload your Study Permit immediately:
- Log in to your Applicant Portal
- Under Submitted Applications, click Actions
- Select Document Upload and Grade Declaration
- Open the Grades Declaration Tab and scroll down to the Immigration Document Section
- Find the supporting document to be uploaded
- Click Actions
- Click on Upload Document and add your document.
- Click Done to complete document upload.
- Click Actions again
- Click Document Detail and provide the required information.
- Click Next to Save the information
New International students, if you are not in Canada and do not yet have a valid study permit, you can upload your Letter of Introduction.
A Letter of Introduction (LOI) indicates that your application to study in Canada has been approved. It should include:
- your UCI
- application number
- issue date expiry date
Note: uploading your LOI to MyHumber will allow you to register but remember that you will still need to upload your Study Permit as soon as possible to remain enrolled for the term.
If you do not yet have a Letter of Introduction or a Study Permit, upload your Letter of Submission. You will not be able to register until you upload your Study Permit or Letter of Introduction, but the Letter of Submission will let us know when you applied for your study permit.
Current and returning international students must also provide a valid study permit document for the full duration of their studies.
If your study permit is due to expire before you complete your program, find out how to apply for a study permit extension.
For any questions related to study permits:
*Canadian immigration laws are always subject to change. For the most up-to-date information, please refer to the official website of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
For more information about how to apply to study in Canada, visit: Application to Study in Canada
The date, time and type of registration chart for your program/semester will be available at least two weeks before registration begins for the term. Please check the Academic Calendar for important dates, including when registration begins for the term.
Every program registration begins at a pre-determined date and time. Find out when registration will open for your program/semester using the date, time and type of registration chart.
Note: if you attempt to register before the scheduled date and time, you will encounter a 'Time Ticket' error. Try again at the time indicated for your program/semester.
You can create a plan to register for your classes using Plan Ahead. The Plan Ahead option is only available to programs with course-based registration two weeks before registration week.
Check your Academic Progress to view the list of courses required for your program and semester
- Log in to MyHumber
- Select Student
- Select Academic Progress
- See courses with Still Needed requirement
- Click on the Course Code hyperlink to see the scheduled times for each course. You will be registering with the CRN (Course Reference Number) which is unique to each course section
- Note the classes you want to add to your plan
Create your Plan
- Log in to MyHumber
- Select Student
- Select Registration
- Select Plan Ahead
- Select Term
- Create a New Plan
- Use the information from Academic progress to type in Subject and Course Number (e.g. Subject BISM, Course Number 100) and Search
- Select View Sections
- Find and select the campus and/or available delivery mode (North, Lakeshore, INTL Graduate School or Distance, if applicable), and select Add
- Select Save Plan
- Note: You will be able to create a maximum of two plans per term
Register for your planned courses when registration opens for your program
- Log in to MyHumber
- Select Student
- Select Registration
- Select Register for Classes
- Select the Plans tab
- Select Add All
- Verify you have the necessary pre-requisites and the matrix is conflict free
- Select Submit
Download the Guide
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Preparing for Registration
Watch the video to learn how to prepare for registration.
International Student Registration
Watch the video to learn about international student registration.
Reference Guides
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Important Dates and Deadlines
Students enrolled in a full-time program who may be studying part-time for an upcoming term must notify Humber of their intent to register in a part-time course load by submitting a Records/Registration E-form on MyHumber.
Once you have submitted your e-form, the Records and Registration team will contact you with further information and next steps regarding registration and tuition payment including:
- Pay your tuition deposit. Visit the Registration Road Map - Step 1 - Pay Tuition Deposit to learn more. A reminder that if you're a domestic student receiving OSAP, your OSAP does not cover the tuition deposit. Make sure your deposit is paid before you register.
- Register for classes as of your program/semester's scheduled date and time for the term.
- Pay your tuition balance. Students enrolling in a part-time course load are required to pay or arrange to pay the balance of their tuition fees within three business days after registering. Note: if payment is not received, the student could be removed from the registered courses.
Important Considerations
Full-time OSAP students should visit humber.ca/osap to review OSAP eligibility and course load requirements in order to be fully informed about how changes to enrolment may affect funding.
International students should consult with the International Centre, as changes to enrolment may affect their status in Canada.
Students are encouraged to contact their program co-ordinator (PC) or book an appointment with a Career and Student Success Advisor before making changes to program enrolment.
Full-time students who have completed the planned semesters for their program and still need to take one or more courses to successfully complete any missing program requirements must request an additional semester by submitting an e-form through their MyHumber account.
Check your Academic Progress to view the list of courses required for your program
- Log in to MyHumber
- Select Student
- Select Academic Progress
- See courses with Still Needed requirement
Degree students, please view the Degree Elective Requirements section at the bottom of Academic Progress. Remember to also review the important Degree Breadth Elective information.
Submit an E-form
- Log in to your MyHumber account
- Select Student
- Select Student Records
- Select Records/Registration E-form
- Under Question/Concern, please indicate “I would like to return in a future semester to complete my program of study”
- Complete and submit the form
Once you have submitted your e-form, the Records and Registration team will contact you directly with further information and next steps regarding registration and tuition payment.
Step 2: Registration
Step 2: Registration
One of the most exciting moments as a student is when you finally get your class timetable. You’ll register for classes online after you have paid your tuition deposit as well as paid or arranged to pay the full balance of your tuition fees.
Identify whether your program registration is "Course“ or "Block“ in the Registration Date, Time and Type Chart, then follow the instructions based on that type.
If you have attempted to register but were not able to get into your required courses or have a question about your schedule, please contact enquiry@humber.ca or call 416-675-3111 Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. EDT/EST.
Determine the Date, Time and Type of Registration
Every program registration begins at a pre-determined date and time. Find out when registration will open for your program/semester using the chart below.
Note: if you attempt to register before the scheduled date and time, you will encounter a 'Time Ticket' error. Try again at the time indicated for your program/semester.
Course-based registration means you are required to build your own timetable and register for each individual course. We recommend getting ready by checking the scheduled times available for each course and building your ideal timetable before registration begins.
Check your Academic Progress to view the list of courses required for your program and semester
- Log in to MyHumber
- Select Student
- Select Academic Progress
- See courses with Still Needed requirement
- Click on the Course Code hyperlink to see the scheduled times for each course. You will be registering with the CRN (Course Reference Number) which is unique to each course section
- Note the classes you want to add to your plan
Create your Plan
You’ll have three options to add your courses: entering individual CRNs noted from your Academic Progress, finding your classes with the search function, or adding from a plan you built ahead of time.
- Log in to MyHumber
- Select Student
- Select Registration
- Select Register for Classes
- Select Term
- Select the tab for how you’d like to register
Option 1 – Find Classes
- Type in Subject and Course Number (e.g. Subject BISM, Course Number 100) or Course and Elective Attributes and Search
- Select Add
Option 2 – Enter CRNS
- Enter the CRN you noted from your Academic Progress
- Select Add to Summary
- To add a new CRN line, click on + Add Another CRN or use Tab key
Option 3 – Plans
Check out the Build a Course-based Plan section for how to use Plan Ahead.
- Select Add All
The Schedule and Summary tab will show your added course(s). Verify you have the necessary pre-requisites and the matrix is conflict free, then Submit to register.
Ensure you see Registered status next to each course.
Congratulations - you’ve successfully registered for the term!
Rather watch a video to learn how to register for course-based courses? We got you.
You can register for your primary block which contains core courses based on your current program and semester by clicking on the Blocks tab. You may also be required to select an additional block for non-core courses (eg. English, Math, General Electives, Program Electives). Additional block courses, if required, can be viewed and added on the Additional Blocks tab.
Review Class Details
You can review the Class Details under the Block and Additional Blocks tab by clicking the Course Title. Class Details will include Course Descriptions, Restrictions, Prerequisites and more.
Register for a Block
- Log in to MyHumber
- Select Student
- Select Registration
- Select Register for Classes
- Select Term
All available Blocks will be displayed on the page. Ensure you scroll down the page to see all blocks before you choose a block:
- Select your Block Option using the radio button
- Select Submit
- Review your Schedule and Summary
To Switch Your Block
- Click on the Blocks tab, scroll down the page to see which blocks are available
- Select a Block
- Select Submit
Registering for an Additional Block – WRIT / BMTH / GNED / Program Electives
- Select Additional Blocks
- Scroll down to review all classes within the additional block module
- Select your course
- Select Submit
Check your Academic Progress to view the list of courses required for your program and semester
- Log in to MyHumber
- Select Student
- Select Academic Progress
- See courses with Still Needed requirement
Degree students, please view the Degree Elective Requirements section at the bottom of Academic Progress. Remember to also review the important Degree Breadth Elective information.
Watch the video to learn how to register for block courses.
Registration for degree programs will take place on Monday, July 21st. Check the Date, Time, and Type of Registration chart for your specific registration time.
The following details are extremely important for your registration.
Upper Level Course Registration
When your degree registration window opens, please be aware that the upper-level breadth elective courses will be restricted to students who are enrolled in semester 5 through 8 of their degree program. You can identify lower and upper-level electives through your Academic Progress on MyHumber by clicking on DEGE. Typically, upper-level courses have codes in the 3000s and 4000s (e.g. HIST 3300, SOCI 3000, SCIE 3200).
These restrictions ensure that upper-level electives are available to students in the upper semesters of their program. The restrictions will remain in place until Tuesday, August 5th, when registration in all breadth electives will open.
Degree Breadth Elective Requirements
As part of your degree program, you are required to complete breadth elective course requirements to be eligible to graduate as indicated on your Academic Progress on MyHumber.
Breadth courses are divided into three categories:
- Society, Culture & Commerce: This category includes the social sciences, and commerce. Courses in this category examine: i) human society and social relationships, including anthropology, political science, psychology, sociology, education, communication, and law; and ii) the exchange of goods and services between nations or people, including business studies, and economics.
- Science & Technology: This category includes the natural sciences, the formal sciences, and technology. Courses in this category examine: i) the objects, phenomena, or laws of nature and the physical world, including biology, chemistry, and physics; ii) formal systems, including logic, mathematics, and statistics; and iii) the application of science to industry or commerce, including computer science and engineering.
- Arts & Humanities: This category includes the humanities and the fine arts. Courses in this category examine: i) the human experience or condition, including languages, literature, history, philosophy, and religion; and ii) the fine arts, including music, art, dance, and drama.
Breadth Course Levels
Lower Level Breadth: Courses typically introduce an area of study outside of a student’s core field.
Upper Level Breadth: Courses typically provide more than introductory knowledge to an area of study outside of a student’s core field.
Students must take a minimum number of lower-level courses in two of the three categories and a minimum number of upper-level courses in two of the three categories. These requirements are outlined at the bottom of your Academic Progress on MyHumber.
It is strongly recommended that students take a lower-level course in a breadth category prior to taking an upper-level course in the same breadth category.
Find out which Degree Breadth Electives are available to you through our filterable search.
By registering at Humber, you agree to the following:
- To pay the fees associated with your enrolled courses. Learn more about tuition fees
- To abide by:
- To supply documentation upon request in support of your residency status
If you do not agree with the Terms of Registration, you must withdraw from all your classes prior to the last day to drop for refund.
You can drop or withdraw from a course by logging in to MyHumber:
Make sure to check academic calendar for the last day to drop a course for a refund and the last day to drop a course without academic penalty.
Program Withdrawal
If you are no longer planning to continue your program for the term, please review the Withdrawal Information.
Before withdrawing, you are encouraged to contact your program co-ordinator or book an appointment with a Career and Student Success Advisor. International students should consult with the International Centre, as withdrawing may affect their status in Canada.
If you intend to withdraw, you must do so formally by submitting your application for withdrawal via MyHumber:
- Log in to MyHumber
- Select Student
- Select Student Records
- Select Withdraw from Program or Semester.
Important: Not attending classes or notifying only your professor or Program Co-ordinator of your intent to drop a course are not acceptable methods for withdrawing from a class or program. You will be responsible for all applicable fees for courses not dropped prior to the term’s refund deadline.
Step 3: Get the Support You Need to Succeed
Step 3: Get the Support You Need to Succeed
The Office of the Registrar provides services and important information on admissions, fees, financial aid, academic progress, official documents like transcripts and course registration, including details about:
For additional resources such as the Academic Calendar, Academic Regulations, Policies and Procedures, etc. please visit the Office of the Registrar page.
Get the support you need to excel in class, whether online or in-person.
For more support and services available to you at Humber, check out:
Welcome to Humber! We are so excited to have you join the Humber community. Now that you have registered and have your timetable ready to go, it's time to explore all the other ways to get involved.
New students are invited to browse the helpful resources on the Orientation website and when we get closer to the start of term, remember to check out the updated content for your term and the Welcome Month events calendar for fantastic opportunities to meet your Humber College community, get involved and win some amazing prizes!
New International students can also check out upcoming workshops and other opportunities to engage with classmates and learn about student life in Canada, health insurance, study and work permits and more.
Asynchronous
Asynchronous - Asynchronous online classes do not occur on a specific day and time. Asynchronous will be listed as TBA for the assigned day and time.
Synchronous
Synchronous - Synchronous online classes require instructor and students to be present online on a specific day and time. Synchronous will have an assigned day of the week along with a specified time.
CRN (Course Reference Number)
CRN (Course Reference Number) - The Course Reference Number (CRN) is unique to each course section. You can look up course CRNs a few different ways after logging in to your MyHumber account:
- Click on Student > Registration > View Registration Information to see the CRNs in which you are enrolled.
- Click on Student > Registration > Browse Classes > Select the term > enter your search criteria to find CRNs of classes for which you would like to register.
- Click on Student > Academic Progress to bring up your program curriculum. The course codes are hyperlinks which will bring up the course description and any course offerings.
Confirmation of Enrolment
Confirmation of Enrolment - An official document that can be used to verify your status as a student. You will be required to log in to your MyHumber account and request the document. MyHumber > Student > Student Records > Confirmation of Enrolment/Graduation.
Educational Verification Forms
Educational Verification Forms - The Office of the Registrar can confirm your student status for RESPs, Employment, Loans, Scholarships, etc. More details can be found at Confirmation of Enrolment/Graduation.
Financial De-registration
Financial De-registration - When students registered for courses in a current semester have not paid their outstanding fees and are removed from their courses as a result after the term has begun. Reinstatement of courses following financial deregistration require the student’s account to be paid in full including associated penalties.
Reinstatement after financial deregistration must be done within five business days following deregistration. Following that, students will not be allowed to reregister until the next semester and all outstanding fees are paid in full.
Students will not receive credit or a grade for any courses dropped as a result of the deregistration process.
For more detailed information please review 7.3 Financial De-registration and Re-instatement in the Academic Regulations.
Error and Restriction Messages
Error: No Block Currently Available - One or more of the courses in your programs blocks are full. Please contact your Faculty.
Error: Program Restriction - The course you are trying to add is restricted to a specific program or group of students. You will have to select a different section or different course.
Error: Reserved Closed - The Reserved Closed error means that the course is now full for day-time students and only open for Continuing Education/Night students. If you are receiving this message, please try registering into a different course.
Error: Time Ticket - The 'time ticket' error that means registration for your program and semester is not open yet.
Error: You are not permitted to register at this time - Students who receive the "You are not permitted to register at this time" error are either not eligible to register yet, or they have not selected the correct term.
Hold
Hold - A hold may prevent you from registering. To determine the type of hold you have on your account and the required action to have it removed, please review the Holds information in Step One: Preparing for Registration.
FAQ
If you have attempted to register but were not able to get into your required courses or have a question about your schedule, please contact us: enquiry@humber.ca or 416-675-3111 Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. EDT/EST.