UBC classes, grades, and moreFamiliarize yourself with how classes work at UBC, including grading policies. Introduction to UBC classesLearn about UBC's different course formats, student evaluation criteria, exams, and instructors. Internal link arrow active Grades at UBCRead about UBC's grading practices, release dates, and other grade-related information. Internal link arrow active How to register for coursesDetermine what you'll need to register, including your registration date, worklists, and registration tips. Internal link arrow active Search courses onlineVisit the Course Schedule website for the courses offered in the academic year. Internal link arrow active Course change datesCheck important dates for adding, dropping, or changing your courses, particularly in the first few weeks of term. Internal link arrow active Taking a break from your coursesFind out what to do if you need to take an "academic leave" from your studies. Internal link arrow active Immigration impacts of withdrawing from coursesDropping a course can impact your full-time or part-time status as an international student. Internal link arrow active Taking time away from school for international studentsThere are certain things to consider before requesting time away from your studies. Internal link arrow active
Types of courseworkUBC offers different coursework formats and options beyond lectures, labs, and seminars. Auditing coursesYou may request to audit a course out of self-interest or for academic exploration instead of satisfying credits. Internal link arrow active Credit/D/Fail gradingStudents in certain programs can take an elective course for Credit, D, or Fail standing instead of percentage grades. Internal link arrow active Distance learning coursesMany subjects offer online learning options throughout the year. Internal link arrow active Non-degree studiesIf you're not pursuing a UBC degree, diploma, or certificate, you may still be able to take UBC credit-based courses. Internal link arrow active Student Directed Seminar coursesTake 3-credit seminar courses led by upper-year undergraduate students on a topic of their choice. Internal link arrow active Course delivery modesLearn about how course activities are delivered through in-person, online, and hybrid learning. Internal link arrow active