Intent to Register (ITR)
Returning to Brescia in September 2012? Don't forget to submit your Intent to Register (ITR)...
All returning students need to complete their ITR in order to receive a web registration appointment to register your courses in June/July for the Fall/Winter 2012-2013.
- Review Brescia's Modules
- Speak with an advisor or your professor if you have any questions about courses, modules or progression requirements.
- Submit your ITR by March 31 online
- Check your ITR comments online after adjudication in May through Student Services
To access the online intent to register service:
- Log into Student Services
- Click on myPossibilities
- Click on Intent to Register
- Follow the instructions on the online process
- Note, students in Preliminary Year must submit a paper ITR (not online) .
Need Help? Book an appointment to meet with an Academic Advisor by dropping by the Brescia Registrar's Office or calling 519-858-5151. If you are unable to complete the online ITR, you may fill out a paper ITR form in the Brescia Registrar's Office.
Appointments: Monday to Thursday: 9:30a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Drop In Advising: Monday to Thursday: 1:30p.m. to 3:30p.m.
After final grades are posted in May, students may check their "report comments" at Student Center.
Overview: Brescia Modules with links to the Academic Calendar
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Modules |
Program Information |
Honors Specialization in English Language and Literature Specialization in English Language and Literature Major in English Language and Literature Minor in English Language and Literature Minor in General English Minor in English for Teachers |
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Honors Specialization in Family Studies (BSc Human Ecology) Specialization in Family Studies (BSc Human Ecology) Honors Specialization in Family Studies (BA Human Ecology) Honors Specialization in Families and Communities (BA Human Ecology) Honors Specialization in Nutrition and Families (BA Human Ecology) Specialization in Family Studies (BA Human Ecology) Specialization in Nutrition and Families (BA Human Ecology) Major in Family Studies Major in Nutrition and Families Minor in Family Studies |
Nutrition and Families modules can also be found under Foods and Nutrition. |
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Honors Specialization in Nutrition and Dietetics (BSc FN) Honors Specialization in Food Science and Technology (BSc FN) Honors Specialization in Nutrition and Families (BA Human Ecology) Specialization in Foods and Nutrition (BSc FN) Specialization in Nutrition and Families (BA Human Ecology) Major in Nutrition and Families Minor in Foods and Nutrition |
Please note the specific progression requirements for Honors Specialization in Nutrition and Dietetics and the Specialization in Foods and Nutrition. |
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Honors Specialization in French Language and Literature Honors Specialization in French Linguistics and Literature Honors Specialization in French Language and Linguistics Specialization in French Studies Major in French Studies Major in French for Teaching Minor in French Studies |
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Honors Specialization in Community Rural Health |
Students wishing to pursue a major in Health Science must also pursue a major module offered at Brescia Community Rural Health Development is a joint program between Health Science and Sociology at Brescia. Information can be found under Sociology. |
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Honors Specialization in History Specialization in History Major in History Major in Canadian Social and Environmental History Minor in History Minor in Canadian Studies |
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Students pursuing a Major in Kinesiology must also pursue a major module at Brescia. |
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Major in Dimensions of Leadership |
This module is listed under Social Science as Dimensions of Leadership in the Academic Calendar |
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Management and Organizational Studies (BMOS) |
Honors Specialization in Food Management Specialization in Food Management Major in Food Management Major in Cosumer Behavior Major in Accounting Specialization in Finance and Administration - Discontinued Specialization in Organizational and Human Resources - Discontinued Major in Management and Organizational Studies - Discontinued Major in Organizational and Human Resources - Discontinued |
Students enrolled in the discontinued modules prior to September 2011 can choose to "continue in current program" on the ITR Form. Year 1 students going into Year 2 can select from the New BMOS modules. Major Modules in BMOS are available only as part of an Honors Double Major degree. The second major must be from a discipline other than MOS. Please note the specific progression requirements for BMOS and BMOS Honors degree modules. |
Major in Philosophy |
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Major in Political Science Minor in Political Science Minor in Public Administration |
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Honors Specialization in Psychology Specialization in Psychology Major in Psychology Minor in Psychology |
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Major in Religious Studies Major in Religious Education Minor in Religious Studies Minor in Religious Studies and Philosophy Minor in Women and Christianity |
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Honors Specialization in Community Development in a Global Context Honors Specialization in Crime and Communities Honors Specialization in Community Rural Health Development Honors Specialization in Families and Communities Honors Specialization in Sociology Specialization in Sociology Major in Community Development Major in Sociology Major in the Sociology of Law, Crime and Deviance Minor in Community Development Minor in Criminology Minor in Sociology Minor in the Sociology of Gender Certificate in Community Development |
Community Development modules require a Community Development application form for students entering their third year in the program. Applications are due April 15th, 2012. Community Development Certificate program can be pursued concurrently with a degree. For more information on the Certificate program, see an Academic Advisor. |
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Preliminary Year Students |
Preliminary Year Students must fill out a paper Intent to Register form with a Brescia Academic Advisor for all campus ITRs (Brescia, Western, King's or Huron) |
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