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Congratulations! You’ve received an offer from us. To accept it, you must enroll in one or more courses in the admission term. Follow this guide, step by step. It contains information that will help you, right up to your first week of courses.
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If your admission is conditional, you must provide official documents (with the note “program completed,” “degree received,” or equivalent) from your studies, as explained in your admission letter.
These documents must be submitted before the course begins.
For verification purposes, HEC Montréal reserves the right to request the original version of an official document.
You must enroll in courses in the first term. If you do not, your file will be closed.
Check the section on the Course Enrollment page to see the number of credits required to be a full-time student.
If you have a study permit, you must be studying full-time for Fall and Winter terms. For more information, contact Student Services.
If you wish to obtain course equivalencies, submit an application for recognition of prior credits.
Your schedule and your courses will be posted on HEC en ligne before classes start.
Check out the activity calendar for your program (welcome and information sessions, guided tours, workshops, etc.) and sign up.
The HEC Montréal Coop bookstore and the library have all the textbooks you will need.
For some courses, you will also have to get a laptop computer configured to the School’s standards. To buy a laptop or a calculator, contact the HEC Montréal Coop.
Your invoice will be available on HEC en ligne about two weeks before classes begin. To avoid line-ups and late fees, you can pay your tuition fees online or by telephone through your financial institution.
We suggest that you read the Code of Conduct for HEC Montréal students, as it gives guidelines on the appropriate behaviour to ensure a quality learning environment.
We suggest that you also read the Academic Regulations, which explain the conditions to be met in order to continue in your program:
You will also find all the important polycies and regulations on this page (in French) in the Affaires pédagogiques and Affaires étudiantes sections.
Most HEC Montréal courses are worth 3 credits. A 3-credit course corresponds to 45 classroom hours, including exams, and 90 hours of individual work. In the fall or winter term, courses generally last 15 weeks; in the summer term, 7 weeks. In both cases this is followed by an exam period.
To help you properly manage your workload, ask about our study support tools.