Open entry online courses are open to UNB/STU undergraduate and graduate students, mature students, program applicants, students studying at other post-secondary institutions, and no-degree students.
NOTE: You cannot register for open-entry online courses in Colleague Self-Service.
Full-time UNB students must obtain advisor approval for Fall & Winter terms. Summer term requirements vary depending on your academic program.
Full-time UNB and STU students must register by Oct. 1 for Fall Term and Feb. 1 for Winter Term.
All UNB Saint John students are required to have written approval from the Registrar's Office to register for a UNB Open Entry online course for Fall, Winter, and Summer Terms.
Once registration is complete, you will have six months to complete the course. However, you can progress at your own pace and complete it sooner. NOTE: Government student loan programs (Canadian and US) require that courses must be completed within a traditional term timeframe. This means, if you are a government student loan recipient, you must complete any open entry courses within the term in which you register. Therefore, you will not have the standard six months typically granted to complete open entry online courses (fall term completion date is December 31, winter term completion date is April 30, summer term completion date is August 31).
Open entry online courses are subject to a $100 non-refundable/non-transferable online fee per course. Effective Sept. 1, 2022, fee will increase to $150. Learn more about fees and tuition or find out about the methods of payment available.
For more information about open entry courses, please visit the Online Student Guide. Questions: Contact us at online@unb.ca or (506) 451-6815.
UNB Saint John (UNBSJ) course equivalents are listed in parentheses beside the course title. UNBSJ students should confirm course selection with their academic advisor.
UNB Saint John (UNBSJ) course equivalents are listed in parentheses beside the course title. UNBSJ students should confirm course selection with their academic advisor.
