Important Contacts

The AAC is here to provide you academic advice to help you stay on track. You can make an appointment with an advisor to discuss any concerns you may have with your academic standing at the university.

If you are looking to apply to an undergraduate degree program, you can contact the Admissions Office.

For help with awards, bursaries or OSAP, you can contact the Awards Office. The Awards Office also provides a number of budgeting tips to help you manage your finances during the academic year.

If you need medical assistance or would like to speak to a counsellor, you can contact Health and Counselling Services to make an appointment.

ITS is here to assist you with all of your technology needs whether it is setting up your MyCarleton One account, help with Brightspace, wireless access on campus, or anything else that you may need technical support for.

If you have a physical or a learning disability that may impact your studies, you should register with the PMC. They staff at the PMC can help to arrange the necessary accommodations to help you succeed at Carleton.

The Registrar’s Office manages the academic activities of all Undergraduate and Special students, and they support  your academic progress from registration to graduation. The Registrar’s Office can also help you to navigate Carleton Central, to add/drop a course, to build a timetable or with registration in general.

Student Accounts Receivable is responsible for responding to student inquiries on the payment of fees.

If you need help navigating Carleton Central or with building a conflict free timetable or help with your first year course selections, the Student Registration Assistance Team is here to help. We know that registration process can be intimidating, but not to worry, the Student Registration Assistance team are students – like you – who are available to assist you with the questions you may have about registration.