• Exam information: what to expect
• Free snacks!
• Coaching available during exams
• Summer registration

The university exam site has an FAQ with many answers for the most common questions related to writing exams, as well as contacts for your questions.

• Confirm times for your exams in Carleton Central (under Student Records>myExam Schedule). Times listed are Eastern Daylight Time.
• The public exam schedule is here.
• Should you experience any issues while writing your exam:
  • For online exams:
    • See the help options here.
  • For in person exams:
    • See all the procedures here.
  • For PMC students with exam accommodations:
    • Final exam info for PMC students here.

What if you get sick and have to miss an exam?

• The Registrar’s Office oversees exam deferrals and can be contacted here with any questions or concerns.
• This is the online deferral form. A doctor’s note is normally required, but with constraints on the health care system due to COVID, you can complete a form attesting to your illness instead.
• An overview of the deferral process is here.

What to expect on exam day →

On Tuesday, April 18^th, tables filled with free snacks will be available for students from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm! The tables are on the 4^th Floor of the University Centre near Rooster’s staffed by community volunteers. Member of the community provide delicious home baking, sandwiches, drinks and loads of other treats. Drop by! They want you to feel supported and be fed during your exams.

Coaches are available to help you study during the exam period. Book an appointment at carleton.ca/esp/appointments Why not spend an hour with a coach for great exam strategies.

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A reminder that summer course registration is open. Here’s how to register:

1. Decide how many courses you want to take:
   • Your default course load is 1.0 credit (part-time);
   • Apply to increase your course load to full-time.
2. Build a draft timetable in Carleton Central.
   • Check out this handy video on how to build a draft timetable.
3. Check if you have any registration holds.
   • Your ESP registration hold should expire on March 15th.
   • If you have unpaid fees, you may have a financial hold that prevents registration.
4. Register. Get an error message? You can ask for permission to take the class using the Course Override Request form. No guarantees, but it doesn’t hurt to try.
5. Pay fees. See the fee payment methods here.

Fees are due April 25th but can be deferred if you have applied for OSAP. Details on payment and the conditions to defer are on the Student Accounts website.

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