The Fall 2023 term will run:
14-week schedule duration |
7A session duration |
7B session duration |
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Fall 2023 Term 2023 Postsecondary |
Sept. 5 - Dec. 15, 2023 |
Sept. 5 - Oct. 20, 2023 |
Oct. 30 - Dec. 15, 2023 |
Visit myStudent Centre to determine if you have access to the Build My Schedule link.
Follow the link in myStudent Centre and visit the Build My Schedule page for detailed instructions. If you do not have access to Build My Schedule, please follow the steps below.
- Add
- Swap
- Drop
Deadlines to Add a Course:
Regular Session & Session A: September 18, 2023
Who can add a course?
Postsecondary full-time and part-time students are able to add courses and may do so prior to their normal program progression.
Important: Students are also able to add courses ahead of their normal program progression. However, students are advised to keep to the recommended program path as outlined in myAcademic Requirements.
How to add a course
Step 1: Open Course Add in myStudent Centre

Step 2: Search for eligible classes
Click search (you will be able to find classes that meet the requirements of your program)
Step 3: Select semester

Step 4: Select class to add
Select the classes you wish to take (be sure to review the date, time and location of your class). Click the "View All" link to see additional classes. Click "Next" to confirm you wish to add the class.
Step 5: Check classes in your Shopping Cart
Check that the class was added to your shopping cart. Click proceed to step 2 of 3. Confirm your class information is correct and select finish enrolling
Additional Courses
All full-time, postsecondary students may take additional courses in conjunction with their regular curriculum at Sheridan, providing they meet course prerequisites and satisfy any co-requisites concurrently.
- Students may take additional courses beyond their full course load, as long as there is space available. Additional fees will apply. Please note: If you are taking a course for a future term you will still be charged full-time fees that term.
- Under exceptional circumstances, students may be approved by their Associate Dean to substitute a course within the same term with a course of equal credit value, as long as there is a space available and they do not exceed their full course load. The tuition fee will be waived. All other course fees will apply. Students must obtain approval for proposed course replacements or substitutions from the Associate Dean responsible for their program. In the case of General Education courses being replaced or substituted, approval by the Cross-College General Education Coordinator is required. Some Continuing Education courses may be exempt from this policy.
- Students may replace courses for which they have been granted Advanced Standing or Prior Learning Assessment with courses of equal credit value, as long as space is available. These substitutions must be made within the same term; credit values/courses cannot be transferred to subsequent terms. It's the student’s responsibility to request substitutions for courses where Advanced Standing or Prior Learning Assessment have been granted. Additional fees may apply.
Deadlines to Swap a Course:
Regular Session & Session A: September 18, 2023
Who can swap a course?
Postsecondary full-time and part-time students are able to swap courses. Students can swap an assigned class for the same class at a different time or day.
How to swap a course
Step 1: Open Course Swap in myStudent Centre
Select Enrolment: Swap from the Academics drop down menu and hit the ›› button
Step 2: Search for eligible classes
To begin select the class you wish to swap and click Search to search Sheridan's course catalogue for eligible courses.
Step 3: Select classes
Select the class you wish to swap to. If the search returns no classes you may need to widen your search criteria or no classes with free places are currently available. Click the "View All" link to see additional classes.
Click Next when prompted to proceed with your swap.
Step 4: View detailed class information
Review the class time and location and click "Next" to continue.
Lecture/lab courses
When swapping a class with a lab component you will be prompted on a new screen to select the lecture/lab component that coincides with the class you chose to swap to. Select this component and click "Next" to continue swapping.
Step 5: Confirm your swap selection
After reviewing the class information, click Finish Swapping to confirm your swap selection.
Step 6: View the result of swap request

Please visit the Electives page for more details.
Swap Restrictions
Students are not able to swap classes in all instances. Please note the following:
- Students cannot add a class if there is a time conflict with another class
- Each student is assigned an expected course load based on their current level in their program. Students are unable to exceed this course load using the online course add functionality
- Students in Chemical Programs are restricted from swapping courses
Deadlines to Drop a Course or Withdraw from a program and be eligible for a partial refund:
Regular Session & Session A: September 18, 2023
Last Day to Drop a Course without academic penalty:
Regular Session: November 24, 2023
Session A: October 6, 2023
Session B: December 1, 2023
Please consider the following before dropping a course:
- Course Fees:
- Students will not receive a refund for a dropped course. Students that wish to take a previously dropped course will incur additional costs for doing so.
- Fees to retake a course are considerably higher for international students. It is recommended that you contact the International Centre to determine the cost of adding the course in a future term before dropping the course.
- Do you know when the course will be available again? Some courses at Sheridan are only offered during one term of the academic year. It may be necessary to wait a year before you can retake the course.
- What are your options for retaking the course? If you are not sure, please meet with your advisor.
- How will dropping a course (particularly pre-requisites) affect you for future courses?
- How will dropping a course affect your graduation prospects?
- Students looking to drop a co-requisite course must drop all components of that co-requisite
- Students applying for Advanced Standing or a Fee Waiver are advised not to drop courses until approval has been granted by the College
- International students cannot drop from a full-time to part-time course load
If you are unsure of the financial or academic consequences of dropping a course you should contact an Academic Advisor, the Office of the Registrar or the Student Advisement Centre.
How to drop a course
Step 1: Open Course Drop in myStudent Centre Select Enrolment: Drop from the Academics drop down menu and hit the ›› button
Step 2: Select class to drop To begin, select the classes you wish to drop and click "Drop Selected Classes". If you are unsure, please contact your program advisor before dropping a class.
Step: 3 Confirm drop On the next screen you will be asked to confirm the drop.
Step 4: Review drop confirmation You will receive confirmation if your Drop has been successful or not.
How to drop - video guide
