For New & Continuing Students - Summer Semester 2010Tutorial: Paying admission deposit for graduate students (PDF file, 256K)Summer 2010 web registration via goSFU begins Monday, March 15, 2010.
Deadline to pay Summer tuition fees without penalty: May 21, 2010.
New Students: Getting StartedSFU computing IDs are for SFU continuing students. Therefore, you need to be admitted to SFU and accept the offer of admission by paying the admission confirmation deposit first. New Students: Computing ID And Computer AccessOnce new graduate students pay the $250 Admission deposit, they will receive an email informing that their SFU Computing account is available. You can then activate your computing ID via the mySFU Account Activation service. If you have not received this e-mail, please call the SIMS help line at 778.782.3230.
How to activate your account:
If you have a problem activating your computing ID, call the Academic Computing Services (ACS) 24 hour help line at 778.782.3230 or e-mail help@sfu.ca.
If you need further assistance, SFU's IT Services site provides basic information about SFU's computing facilities.
Additional assistance is available through the Centre for Educational Technology (CET) located in the Education Building, room 8501. RegistrationPlease Note: Your student financial account MUST be in GOOD standing ($0 balance). All prior tuition and fee assessments must be paid prior to enrolling. Summer 2010 registration via goSFU begins Monday, March 15, 2010. If you have trouble registering, you may contact the SIMS (goSFU) Help Line by calling 778.782.3230 or e-mailing gosfu@sfu.ca.
EdD students self-register each semester (three times per year) with the exception of the following courses:
Simon Fraser University is on a trimester system. Therefore students register three times/year. Graduate students must register every semester from admission until all requirements for the degree have been fulfilled. This includes students who register On Leave. A student who does not register is considered to have withdrawn from the University (Graduate Regulation 1.4.3, Simon Fraser University Calendar). Course Registration for Summer 2010 (1104) Semester
Course TextbooksCourse books are provided to you each semester during your core coursework. Once you are registered, your required course textbooks are mailed to your home address (unless we are notified otherwise). These books are ordered by the department Instructor and are included in your tuition fees. This service is exclusive to registered EdD SFU students. Paying Your FeesPayment methods: 1. Internet Banking 2. By cheque or money order 3. Pay in person at any SFU campus 4. Wire payments
More information about paying your fees.
Credit card is no longer accepted for tuition fees. Current Fees and Account BalanceYou can check your current fee balance via GoSFU. Universal Transit PassThe UPass office regulates and has authority over all transactions related to this program. Please note: if you apply for exemption from the UPass (i.e. you live outside the GVRD), fees are first applied to your account and later reversed. Students who wish to apply for an exemption must fill out the exemption form and request a verification letter from the Graduate Programs Office (Surrey). Visit the website for detailed information and the exemption form. Deadlines apply for exemption requests (please see the UPass website). Graduate Student Health Care Plan (GSS)The Graduate Student Society (GSS) provides graduate students with a student health plan. The cost is approximately $116 per semester for both Dental and Medical and will automatically be added to your student fee assessment. These fees must be paid at the same time as your tuition. If you already have suitable coverage, you can apply for exemption (opt-outs are valid for one year). Visit the Graduate Beneift Plan web site for detailed information. Deadlines apply for opting out of the benefits plan. New Students: Library/ID CardsAvailable from the Student and Registrar Services front counter at the campus where you will be attending clases. Please visit the appropriate campus web site for details. (i.e. If you are a new student taking your program at SFU Surrey, you must get your Library/ID/Access card at Surrey because it also provides card access to the campus. This also applies to the Vancouver Campus. You will not be able to get this access card at Burnaby.) New Students: SummaryTo-do checklist for new students:
Please contact Carley Krenn at 778.782.8099 or carleyk@sfu.ca if you require assistance.
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