Intent to Register (ITR)

Returning to Brescia in September 2013? 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 2013-14. ITR is available in your student services account (https://studentservices.uwo.ca) from February 1^st to March 31^st. This online form asks you three simple questions about your plan for September 2013:

What Faculty you will be attending in September:
- Remember that Brescia University College is your Faculty
What type of degree are you pursuing:
- Bachelor of Arts Degree in Arts, Social Science, Health Science and Kinesiology
- Bachelor of Arts (or Science) Human Ecology, Family Studies
- Bachelor of Science (Foods and Nutrition)
- Bachelor of Management and Organizational Studies (BMOS)
What Modular Combination you are interested in doing:

Honors Specialization, Specialization, Majors and Minors

Do the following to prepare for Intent to Register:

Think about what courses you are enjoying right now, and what you might want your remaining courses at University to look like
Review Brescia's programs and module options using Brescia’s Academic Department websites and Western’s 2013 Academic Calendar
Attend One of Brescia’s Intent to Register and Degree Planning Clinics
Check out our Frequently Asked Questions about Intent to Register to make sure you understand the process.
Speak with an advisor or your professor if you have any questions about courses, modules or progression requirements.

Still Confused? Click here for our degree planning power point presentation, to help you explore your options.

If you have filled ITR out before, but just need a refresher, here is a link for step by step screen shots of the intent to register form.

Ready to “Intent to Register”? Click here for some tips for filling out the form.

Once you have prepared to fill out your ITR, you can follow these steps:

Log into Student Services at https://studentservices.uwo.ca (logon top right corner)
Click on myPossibilities
Click on Intent to Register
Follow the instructions on the online process

It is important to submit your ITR in order to have an enrollment date to choose courses for September.

In May, when all final grades are in, we use your grades and your intent to register form to determine what program you are eligible to go into. You will see the results of this adjudication in your Student Center accounts in late May.

Come to one of our ITR Clinics:

Thursday February 7 at 12:00 (Preparing for ITR: What’s a Module Anyway?)

Library Computer Lab

Thursday February 14^th at 12:00 (Preparing for ITR: What’s a Module Anyway?)

Library Computer Lab

Wednesday March 20^th at 12:00 (Help Me fill out this Form!)

Library Computer Lab

Thursday March 28^th at 12:00 (Help Me fill out this Form!)

Library Computer Lab

For a quick question, email brescia@uwo.ca and put ITR in the subject line.

For an advising appointment, come to Registrar’s office reception, or call 519-858-5151.

Come to drop in academic advising:

Mondays 1:30-3:30pm

Wednesdays 1:30-3:30pm

Thursdays 1:30-3:30pm

For ideas on what you will study in your upper years in any subject, ask you professor, the chair of the department, or friends you have in upper years of the program.

Overview: Brescia Modules with links to the Academic Calendar

Subject	Modules	Program Information
English	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
Family Studies	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 on the Foods and Nutrition Academic page on the Brescia website.
Foods and Nutrition	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.
French	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
Health Science	Major in Health Sciences 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.
History	Honors Specialization in History Specialization in History Major in History Major in Canadian Social and Environmental History Minor in History Minor in Canadian Studies
Kinesiology	Major in Kinesiology	Students pursuing a Major in Kinesiology must also pursue a major module at Brescia.
Leadership	Major in Dimensions of Leadership	This module is listed under Social Science as Dimensions of Leadership in the Academic Calendar
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	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.
Philosophy	Major in Philosophy Minor in Philosophy Minor in Religious Studies and Philosophy
Political Science	Major in Political Science Minor in Political Science Minor in Public Administration
Psychology	Honors Specialization in Psychology Specialization in Psychology Major in Psychology Minor in Psychology
Religious Studies	Major in Religious Studies Major in Religious Education NEW Major in Spirituality and Community Leadership Minor in Religious Studies Minor in Religious Studies and Philosophy Minor in Women and Christianity
Sociology	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, 2013. Community Development Certificate program can be pursued concurrently with a degree. For more information on the Certificate program, see an Academic Advisor.
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)