Registration and waiting list | Exams and grades | Other questions
Registration and waiting list |
Refer to the appointment you received through HEC en ligne. Please note that there is no point attempting to register before the date and time mentioned under « My registration period » in HEC en ligne.
No, so it is important to plan your courses according to the available courses and schedules in subsequent terms. In early June each year, course and exam schedules are published for the next three terms (fall, winter and summer).
No, you may not change your schedule or drop only some of your first-level courses. For the first term, you must be registered in 15 credits of compulsory courses unless you were granted one or more equivalences. In the second term, you must be registered in the remaining 9 credits of first-level courses. For the remaining 6 credits, you must register in 2 second-level courses or in one language course worth 3 credits and one business functions course worth 3 credits.
HEC en ligne will not allow you to register in courses with conflicting schedules. You must choose another course that does not conflict with the first.
You should put your name on the waiting list. However, keep in mind that there is no guarantee that a spot will open up.
Although the computer system manages the registration process, it does so only for the groups in which you are either registered or on a waiting list. If no spot opens up in your group, the system will not register you in another group. If you would like to change groups, you are responsible for doing so through HEC en ligne.
No. Go to HEC en ligne regularly to check your course schedule and the status of the course in question. Should a place in the course open up, and provided that the computer system reaches your name in the waiting list, you will be registered automatically. However, you will not be notified. You alone are responsible for checking whether or not you are registered for a course. In the event that the system registers you for a course and you decide that you no longer wish to take it, you must drop the course by the course drop deadline.
Within your B.B.A. (with the exception of the Professional Accounting specialization), you are allowed to take a maximum of 3 credits worth of elective courses, or courses in a field other than management, such as a language course offered at HEC Montréal or any course at another university in Quebec.
You need to register online through the CRÉPUQ Web site. On the right side of the screen, select authorization to transfer credits and follow the instructions.
You must have the prerequisites for that entire course level. In other words, you need to have registered for or already passed all compulsory second-level courses before you can register for any third-level course. This rule applies to all B.B.A. students.
Exams and grades |
All compulsory courses in your program must be redone. To increase your cumulative grade point average (CGPA), you are advised to redo the failed course as quickly as possible, because only the last grade you receive for a given course is taken into account in the calculation of your CGPA.
Usually, your new CGPA will be available a month after the final exam period. All grades for a given term’s courses must be published before the CGPA can be recalculated using the course you have redone.
Usually, your new CGPA will be available a month after the final exam period. All grades for a given term’s courses must be published before the CGPA can be recalculated using the course you have redone.
You will receive a grade of 0 unless you complete the form used to notify an absence from an examination, you have to provide justification for your absence, for which a supporting document is required. Keep in mind that HEC Montréal may accept or reject the reason given for the absence. For further details, please refer to the form.
Go to the information desk at room 2.260 of the Decelles Building with your student card, or contact the Office of Registrar.
Other questions |
For information on exchange programs and their conditions, refer to the Office of International Activities Web site. (in French)
Refer to the HEC en ligne registration guide.
If you are unable to find the answer to your question about selecting courses in this FAQ, write to us at baa@hec.ca remember to specify your name and student number.
