Want to connect what you’re learning in your degree to the real world while building skills for your future career? Carleton’s free Global Citizen Scholar Program is a flexible program you can complete alongside your degree, helping you develop practical, cross-disciplinary skills that go beyond the classroom. Through four skill clusters: You’ll strengthen your ability […]

Ensure you are aware of the separate deadlines for financial and academic withdrawal. Making registration decisions in Carleton Central involves making a financial and academic commitment for the courses you choose, regardless of attendance. If you do not attend, you must withdraw in Carleton Central (log in through Carleton360) within the published deadlines to cancel […]

If you have applied for November graduation, you will have received an application acknowledgement email message from the Registrar’s Office. This email lists all the information on file for you concerning your graduation, such as your full name and your degree program. If any of the information listed within the email is incorrect, please contact […]

With the annual Panda Game on Sun. Oct. 4, 2026, it is important to keep ourselves and our community safe. By practicing safer substance use and being a good neighbour, Panda can be a fun, safe and respectful celebration of university sport. Planning ahead and following Canada’s guidance on alcohol [PDF, 739 KB] are just a […]

University life can be exciting but also challenging— and students don’t have to navigate it alone. In addition to individual counselling, Counselling Services offers group counselling [PDF, 131 KB] to help students build coping strategies, learn new skills and connect with peers who may be facing similar experiences. Led by trained counsellors, groups provide a […]

Through Accessible Career Transitions (ACT), Career Services offers specialized career-readiness programming for students who identify as having a disability. ACT Advising Meet with an ACT advisor to receive individualized, adapted and ongoing guidance from a strengths-based approach. Topics addressed during ACT advising appointments may include: ACT also provides opportunities for group support, including peer discussion […]

An audit is your tailor-made map to navigating through your degree requirements. It records your academic history and current academic status. While the audit is an unofficial document, it contains important information to help you work through your studies. The audit provides you with your degree title, degree requirements, year standing (first, second, third, fourth), any […]

If you are still making changes to your fall 2026 course registration, please be aware of an important upcoming deadline. Carleton Central is your one-stop shop for registration activities. If you are interested in taking a course, make sure to complete your registration by the registration deadline. Simply attending a course does not mean you […]

The Student Registration Assistance team is offering extended service hours from Tues. Sept. 8 to Tues. Sept. 22, 2026 to help students with registration questions and concerns, including: During extended service hours, walk in service available from Mon. to Fri. from 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. in the third floor lobby of Tory Building. Virtual […]

Students who require Verification of Student Status to obtain their RESP funding can make their request electronically through Carleton Central (Select ‘Request a Transcript/Certificate of Enrolment/Verification of Student Status’ from the main menu of Carleton Central). Access Carleton Central through Carleton360. Completed requests are emailed directly to your Carleton email account within two business days […]