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Course selection period information
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FRAN courses available in current selection period
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Restrictions
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Waivers for FRAN courses (FRHD and some NUTR)
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Waivers and registration for other courses
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Late Adds
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Overloading credits (taking more that 2.5)
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Overloading a class/section (registering for a full course)
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Contacts/Getting help with course selection
Course selection period information
Begins October 17, 2024:
W25 2024 undergraduate course selection will begin Thursday, October 17, 2024, at 8:30 a.m. based on the course selection windows (number of credits completed and in-progress).
To find your selection window: see: Course Selection Windows
Select courses ASAP!!!
Select courses as soon as possible after your window opens. NOTE: FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN NOT BEING ABLE TO REGISTER IN NEEDED AND WANTED COURSES.
If a course is full:
If a course is full when you go onto WebAdvisor, please check WebAdvisor repeatedly again later and register when spaces become available. Enrolment of courses is managed by opening blocks of spots at a time rather than immediately opening to the full capacity.
If after a few days of checking, there still isn’t space in a course, contact the person managing its enrolments:
- For FRAN courses (FRHD and some NUTR) contact the Undergraduate Program Assistant, email: fran.undergraduate@uoguelph.ca
- For other courses see the course contact list.
Ends: January 10 , 2025
Course selection will continue until the last day to add a course on Friday, January 10, 2025. Please note failure to register by November 10, 2024, may find that their desired or required course sections are no longer available (i.e. they are closed/full).
FRAN courses available in current selection period
**Continue to monitor WebAdvisor as sometimes a spot may open before the last day to add courses.
Winter 2025 Courses Being Offered (Updated December 13, 2024)
FRHD*1010*DE Human Development: Class is now FULL
FRHD*1020 Couple and Family Relationships: Class is now FULL
FRHD*1100*DE Life: Health and Well Being: Class is now FULL
FRHD*2040 Principles of Program Design for Children: Restricted to BASc CSTU majors only.
FRHD*2100 Development of Human Sexuality: Class is now FULL
FRHD*2400 Introduction to Human Services: Restricted to BASc FSHD majors only.
FRHD*3040 Parenting and Intergenerational Relationships: Access for all programs November 1, 2024.
FRHD*3190*DE Administration of Programs for Children: Class in now FULL.
FRHD*3200 Practicum I: Child: Restricted to BASc: CYF, CYF:C, CSTU majors only. Contact the BASc Practicum Coordinator if not preregistered. Students cannot self-register on WebAdvisor for this practicum.
FRHD*3290 Practicum I: Adult Development: Restricted to BASc: ADEV, ADEV:C, FSHD majors only. Contact the BASc Practicum Coordinator if not preregistered. Students cannot self-register on WebAdvisor for this practicum.
FRHD*3400 Communications and Counselling Skills: There are still spots available.
FRHD*3500 Research Internship: Instructor consent required.
FRHD*4200 Issues in Human Sexuality: Restricted to BASc majors only.
FRHD*4250 Aging and Health: There are still spots available
FRHD*4290 Practicum II: Adult Development: Restricted to FSHD majors only. Contact the BASc Practicum Coordinator if not preregistered. Students cannot self-register on WebAdvisor for this practicum.
FRHD*4320 Social Policies for Children and Families: Restricted to BASc CSTU, FSHD majors only.
FRHD*4350 Practicum II: Child: Restricted to BASc: CYF, CYF:C, CSTU majors only. Contact the BASc Practicum Coordinator if not preregistered. Students cannot self-register on WebAdvisor for this practicum.
FRHD*4400 Youth, Risk and Resilience: Restricted to BASc majors only.
FRHD*4810 Thesis I: Instructor consent required. You need to find a faculty member who will supervise you for this course.
FRHD*4910 Thesis II: Instructor consent required. You need to find a faculty member who will supervise you for this course.
NUTR*1010*01 Introduction to Nutrition: IN PERSON Class is now FULL
NUTR*1010*DE Introduction to Nutrition: Class is now FULL
NUTR*1020 Professional Practice in Applied Nutrition: Restricted to BASc AHN majors only.
NUTR*3070 Nutrition and Physical Activity Interventions: Class is now FULL
NUTR*3090 Clinical Nutrition I: Restricted to BASc AHN major only.
NUTR*3110 Food Security: Restricted to BASc AHN major only.
NUTR*3150 Aging and Nutrition: Class is now FULL.
NUTR*3500 Research Internship in AHN: Instructor consent required. Dr. Dalia El Khoury and Kathryn Walton are open to taking on students. Please contact these faculty members directly to express your interest in working with them.
NUTR*4810 Applied Nutrition Thesis I: Instructor consent required. You need to find a faculty member who will supervise you for this course. Dr. Dalia El Khoury is open to taking on students. Please contact this faculty member directly to express your interest in working with them.
NUTR*4850 Nutrition Education Fieldwork: Consent to enroll is required, contact the MAN Program Coordinator, Alexia Prescod. In order to see the list of opportunities please email aprescod@uoguelph.ca
NUTR*4900 Selected Topics in Human Nutrition: Restricted to BASc AHN major only.
NUTR*4900*01 with Kathryn Walton Title: Nutrition Through the Lifecycle Description: This section will investigate exciting new research at key points in the lifecycle. Dr. Walton has carefully chosen papers to cover a range of life stages, research methods and analytical approaches. The course involves group work, oral presentations and written work. The course will help you continue developing your critical thinking and communication skills.
NUTR*4900*02 with Andrea Buchholz Title: Clinical Nutrition Description: In this section, we will investigate recent and exciting research in clinical nutrition (medical nutrition therapy). Papers have been carefully – lovingly - selected by Dr. B. to represent a range of research designs in “hot” clinical areas. The course involves group work, oral presentations, and written work. Three cheers for further developing your written and oral communication skills! THIS SECTION IS FULL
NUTR*4910 Applied Nutrition Thesis II: Instructor consent required. You need to find a faculty member who will supervise you for this course.
Required Substitutions
There are courses that are no longer offered but that still show as required in some program plans.
For those courses that are no longer offered (see list below) students must take a substitute course (listed below). Once you have a final grade in the substitute course, email bascprog@uoguelph.ca and your program counsellor will submit a form to have the substitution show on your evaluation.
FRHD*2260 Infant Development - not offered - take any FRHD elective at any level to substitute.
FRHD*3150 Strategies for Behaviour Change - not offered - take a 3000 level FRHD elective to substitute
FRHD*3250 Practicum I: Youth - not offered - take FRHD*3290 which includes both youth and adult practicum options.
FRHD*4260 Social Policies - not offered -take FRHD*4320 to substitute as it contains the content from FRHD*4260.
FRHD*4310 Professional Issues - not offered - AHN students take NUTR*1020 to substitute. ADEV, CYF, CSTU, and FSHD students take any FRHD elective at any level to substitute
FRHD*4340 Practicum II: Youth - not offered - take FRHD*4290 which includes both youth and adult practicum options.
Waivers for FRAN courses (FRHD and some NUTR)
In the Department of Family Relations & Applied Nutrition (FRAN), waivers and enrolment are centrally managed by the Undergraduate Program Assistant, fran.undergraduate@uoguelph.ca. from Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:00.
Instructors in the FRAN department do NOT sign course waivers.
When requesting enrolment information or a waiver for a course:
- Use your uoguelph.ca account
- State you student ID# and program.
- Download the Course Waiver Request form.
Helpful tips for about obtaining a signed course waiver:
- Waivers are not required for 1st year courses.
- Some courses are restricted to BASc majors only. Waivers will not be signed for courses that are restricted in this way.
- For other courses, there are Priority Access restrictions, which may be lifted during the course selection period depending on available space. Details of which courses have Priority Access restrictions are at “FRAN courses available in current selection period ”. Note: that we will not sign course waivers while Priority Access restrictions are in place.
- In FRAN courses/sections/classes that are full cannot be overloaded beyond the planned number of available seats/spaces.
Waivers and registration for other courses
Neither the BASc Program Counselling Office nor the Undergraduate Program Assistant can help you get into courses not offered by our department (FRAN). You need to contact the department offering the course for help. Here is the list of contacts for other courses on campus. If a course is not listed in the contact table at the preceding link, contact the professor teaching the course for a waiver.
Late Adds
Late adding courses is not allowed in FRAN (i.e. for FRHD or NUTR courses) because it does not foster student success. The published deadline for adding courses is firm. There are only 12 weeks of classes and missing one week puts a student significantly behind. Even if you see a space open up in a course, we will not add you to the course if it is after the last day to add a course. The late add policy in the academic calendar is for clearly defined rare and exceptional circumstances and not for getting into a course that was full during course selection.
Overloading credits (taking more that 2.5)
Taking more that 2.5 credits in a semester or credit overloading is not something we in FRAN advise or support as it does not foster learning, academic success, or good mental health. We especially do not support overloading in a practicum semester because practicums are a heavy load. The rare time we consider permitting a credit overload is if a student has exceptional need, e.g. they are in their last semester and need one course to graduate. For this reason plan your courses carefully assuming you can't overload. That said, you can try overloading yourself on the last day of the add period without special permission if there is still space in the course and you have the pre-requisites.
Overloading a class/section (registering for a full course)
In FRAN courses/sections/classes that are full cannot be overloaded beyond the planned number of available seats/spaces. This is because of fire code regulations in the classroom and the number of teaching assistants who can mark assignments limited by departmental budgets.