1. Welcome to Ryerson! Course Selection Information Session

2. Activate your Online Identity Log on to www.ryerson.ca/accounts Your account will be activated and ready to use within 24 hours.

3. STEPS TO ENROLLMENT August 13, 2012 1.Log on to RAMSS (my.ryerson.ca) 2.Verify your Enrollment appointment 3.Check your pre-enrolled courses & schedule 4.Review the calendar curriculum information 5.Put desired elective classes in Shopping Cart August 14, 2012 6.Finalize your enrollment in courses

4. Step 1: Log on to RAMSS Go to my.ryerson.ca

5. Enter your username and password. Click on Login

6. Hours for password changes, etc Access to RAMSS

8. **IMPORTANT**

9. Step 2: Verify your Enrollment Appointment

10. Select a term

11. No terms? Date incorrect? Contact Enrollment Services & Student Records 416-979-5136 or sservice@ryerson.ca Provide your Student ID number

12. Return to Student Centre main page

13. Step 3: Check your pre-enrolled courses & schedule

14. Make sure you view the correct week. Classes begin after Labour Day (Week of September 3)

15. Step 4: Review your curriculum in the online calendar

18. You will select your electives from the Elective Tables. You will already be enrolled in the REQUIRED courses

19. CHECK ALL RESTRICTIONS You can’t take just anything: courses must be listed in your program’s curriculum For example: PHL 101 is on the list = OK. PHL 214 is NOT on the list = it will NOT count in your program. Ask if you’re not sure

20. Step 5: Put courses in the Shopping Cart

21. Select the Fall 2012 Enrollment Term

22. Use “My Classes Offered” search tool

23. Search by My Classes Offered – scroll page

24. VIEW INFORMATION SECTION Includes: Basic report information A list of currently enrolled, ungraded courses

25. Check this term’s courses This reminds you what term you are viewing The diamond shape means you are already enrolled (In Progress)

26. Use View All to see the whole list (if > 10 courses on the list)

27. Use View All to see the regular undergraduate course offerings. Chang School courses may incur extra fees. Select FRE/SPNAvoid CFRE/CSPN

28. Select a class section Scroll to the appropriate requirement Select a course to get the details TIP: Use View All

29. Selecting a class section Check requirements Read the description

30. Check times against current schedule Select the section you want TIP: Use View All

31. Add the class section to your Shopping Cart

32. Validate the class(es) (Checks for conflicts – you are NOT yet actually enrolling)

33. Potential Problems: Schedule conflict – choose a different section/time Pre-/Co-/Anti-requisite requirements – choose a different course Course not open to your program at this time (seats are reserved for students for whom this is a required course)

34. Delete invalid courses from Shopping Cart and look for others.

35. Unable to Display courses Sometimes the My Classes Offered tool cannot show the list. What does this mean? These courses are not offered in the term you selected OR The list has many restrictions and exceptions, like Liberal Studies

36. If selections are not displayed: 1.Return to “Add Classes to Shopping Cart”, change to the Winter term, use My Classes Offered again. 2.If your courses show now, they are only offered in the Winter semester.

37. If there are no selections showing for Fall or Winter: Use Class Search to find a specific course for Fall Term and add it to your Shopping Cart. MAKE SURE THE COURSE YOU CHOOSE IS PART OF YOUR PROGRAM’S CURRICULUM!!

38. Add all class sections to Shopping Cart; validate them. When all courses validate, you are ready for your enrollment appointment

39. Step 6: Finish the enrollment On your Tuesday August 14th: Go to your Shopping Cart for Fall Term Select all courses and click Enroll Watch out for course that are now closed

40. If class is full (closed), use ADD ANOTHER CLASS button to return to Add Classes page and try again.

41. Did you do it right? Return to Student Center  Click “My Academics” to review your Advisement Report and see other functions

42. Advisement Report

43. See important policy information See all your incomplete and ungraded courses

44. Expand all to make sure you don’t miss anything. You must satisfy ALL requirements in order to graduate

45. You should drop this course! See your department for help picking an appropriate course instead. Check the Non-Applicable Section These courses are NOT appropriate for your program.

46. Each part of the report shows you what you still need to take.

47. The future years of your program can change. The Advisement Report reflects the newest calendar information applicable to your requirements. It is updated every March for the new year.

48. Calendar and Advisement Report same information, different presentation

49. NOTE: If a course list is very long, you must refer to the online calendar to see the list of appropriate courses

50. USEFUL LINKS www.ryerson.ca

51. Current Students Page http://www.ryerson.ca/currentstudents/

52. For New Students http://www.ryerson.ca/currentstudents/new/

53. How to Use RAMSS http://www.ryerson.ca/RAMSSsupport/ugrad_grad/

55. Calendar http://www.ryerson.ca/currentstudents/calendars/

56. Faculty of Arts http://www.ryerson.ca/arts/

57. QUESTIONS?

58. Sally Wong Geographic Analysis 416-979-5000, 5038, JOR-600 Kristy Kraemer Criminal Justice 416-979-5000 ext. 2121, JOR-601 Mariam Hashemi Politics and Governance 416-979-5000 ext. 7477, JOR-733

59. Neha Narang International Economics and Finance 416-979-5000 ext. 2029, JOR-201 Elizabeth Johnson Sociology 416-979-5000 ext.4753, JOR-332 Wendy Francis English and Undeclared Arts 416-979-5000 ext. 6137, JOR-1042

60. Lisa Vuong Psychology 416-979-5000 ext. 6193, JOR-800 To Be Determined Arts and Contemporary Studies 416-979-5000 ext. 5105, JOR-120