Course Calendar, Time Tickets, Registration, and Support for Fall/Winter Courses
The course calendar for the 2025-2026 is available on Carleton Central and can be accessed by all students to begin planning for the upcoming fall and winter terms. Note that some details, such as the specific location for a class or the professor, may not be listed until later on.
Registration for fall/winter 2025-2026 begins on July 2nd for new first year students and July 8th for returning students, based on pre-assigned time-tickets.
Before registration opens, be sure to…
Check your Timeticket
Your Timeticket is when you are able to access registration for fall and winter courses and is assigned based on year-level. Time tickets will be available on June 17, 2024, via Carleton Central.
Information about Timetickets and how to find out when yours begins is available on the Timetickets page of the Registrar’s website.
Review Your Academic Audit
Your academic audit informs you of the progress you have made towards completing your degree program, as well as show you the courses that you will need to take in the future. They include information about your final grades, CGPA, year-standing, and more. Remember to check your audit regularly to ensure you are fulfilling your degree requirements!
Details about academic audits, accessing your audit, and how to use your audit, is available on The Academic Audit webpage.
Consider Speaking With an Academic Advisor
The Academic Advising Centre (ACC) provides general academic advising and can help you make degree or program element changes, understanding academic rules and requirements, strategies to improve and/or make the most of your CGPA, connecting with other support services in campus, and more.
Program-Specific Advising
Students in the following programs are advised to contact their departmental advisor(s) directly for assistance: Architecture, Commerce, Engineering, Global and International Studies, Industrial Design, Information Technology, International Business, Journalism, Media Production and Design, Music, Public Affairs and Policy Management, Social Work.
Upper-Year Advising
Departmental academic advising is offered to students who have specific questions about their current degree program. Each department has a program advisor that can assist you with access to courses, course selection, course equivalencies and substitutions, or prerequisites or preclusions etc.
If you still have questions…
Registration support is available from May 22 – September 19, 2025.