Student Support FAQs

Your student records is currently inactive due to non-attendance or graduation. Students should contact their PC or the Registrar’s Office to discuss options.

Contact your Program Coordinator.

You can find your Program Coordinator (Primary Advisor) on your Student Information in MyHumber.

You have a hold on your account which prevent registration. For more information on your hold, please contact the originator.

For more details on Holds and Resolutions

You may have holds that may prevent registration or have other impacts. Please review if the holds impacts any process by reviewing the Process Affected.

Registration is not available at this time. For more information: http://humber.ca/registration/

You have a hold on your account which prevent registration. For more information check the Prepare for Registration or View Holds under the Record tab on MyHumber.

For more details on Holds and Resolutions

Your Academic Standing is Required to Withdraw.

Contact your Program Coordinator.

You can find your Program Coordinator (Primary Advisor) on your Student Information in MyHumber.

Your student records is currently inactive due to non-attendance or graduation. Students should contact their PC or the Registrar’s Office to discuss options.

Your program and semester is defined as Block Registration. Select the Blocks tab to complete your registration.

Course Restrictions and Prerequisites can be viewed by clicking the Course Title.

Course Restrictions which may include Level, Academic School, Program, Campus, and Semester restrictions.

Prerequisites which can be course and/or testing requirements can be viewed by clicking the Course Title.

You need to choose courses that are part of your Academic School. Your Academic School can be found on the Prepare for Registration tab under your Primary Program details.

The Course is full.

The course is restricted to a course level. For more information check your Program level on the Prepare for Registration tab.

The course is restricted to a specific semester.

You have enter two duplicate courses. The first course entered will attempt the registration, followed by the second.

Course Registration: Register for all of your other courses and contact your program coordinator to work on a solution for the courses you require prerequisites for.

Block Registration: Contact your program coordinator to work on a solution for the courses you require pre-requisites for.

Please ensure you have written your CCPT - Computerized College Placement Testing. You can view your test score under the Student Records tab on MyHumber

If you hover your mouse over the Status Error a pop-up box will indicate the errors preventing registration.

You can register for your courses at MyHumber. For information on how to prepare and other how-to guides, click here.

Please refer to this Registration Error Guide to find a solution to common registration errors.

Various types of holds can prevent students from registering for courses. For a full list of holds and descriptions, please refer to this Holds and Resolution Guide (academic midterm warning hold needs to be updated re: “Impact of Hold” column).

Test scores can be found on MyHumber. Here is a guide on how to read test scores.

Humber’s Academic Calendar will list all important dates for each semester, including the last day to add/drop classes.

To find out whether your program is a la carte or block-based please click here and enter your program name.

Please visit the Open Learning Centre website.

Students need to complete this eform on their MyHumber account and select the option that they would like to return to a future semester: http://humbercollege.formstack.com/forms/inquiry. Once this is completed the registrar’s office will set up summer tuition fees.

Once fees are paid, students can register into LAS courses and block students will need to fill out another eform on the main MyHumber page to add GNED and/or WRITS. This form will be released on May 1.

For Financial Aid assistance and information call 416-675-3111 or email finaid@humber.ca. For reference guides and application details click here.

You can visit the scholarship page on Humber's website for more details about the different scholarships offered. For specific inquiries, please email student.awards@humber.ca.

Log onto your MyHumber account and go to the 'Apply for a Scholarship/Award' tab:

1. Click the link to apply for scholarships in that section of the application.
2. Click the name of the scholarship you wish to apply for.
3. Select the checkbox 'Apply for this award'.
4. Complete and submit the requirements listed.
5. Click Save and Continue.
6. Select the checkbox 'Mark this section complete'.
7. Click 'View Sections'.

The balance of fees is due on the 10th business day of the semester. Click here to view the academic calendar.

You can pay your fees on your MyHumber account under the Student tab > Student Account and Fees > Make a Payment/Account Detail for Term. Once you review your balance, please click on the 'Pay Now' button to make a credit card payment. Other payment methods can be found on the payment options page here.

Full-time students do not receive a refund for dropping one course. Tuition is based on a full-time curriculum. You need to reduce your course load to part-time to receive a refund. For other questions or concerns, please contact the Fees Department at Bursar@Humber.ca. Click here for general refund information.

Returning students: to change your program, you will have to speak to your Program Coordinator. If you do not know who that is, you can find the information by visiting your current program page on our website. Between late June to late August, please contact the general faculty department for the Summer Program Coordinators.

New students: should you decide to change your program, you will need to apply to the new program and secure a seat for a future intake. Domestic students should apply online through www.ontariocolleges.ca. international students should contact the International Centre or visit the website here to discuss options and review implications for study permit eligibility.

You can call our test centre at 416-675-6622 ext. 4712 for services at North Campus or 416-675-6622 ext. 3228 for services at Lakeshore Campus.

To register for your program's Computerized College Placement Test (CCPT) please visit the Placement Testing page in Admissions on the Humber website. If you are choosing to complete the placement test online and have questions or concerns, please email onlineplacementtest@humber.ca.

For questions or concerns about your admission test, please contact your Admission Advisor or general inquiry to find out who that is at 416-675-3111 or by email at enquiry@humber.ca.

You may print a 'Confirmation of Enrolment' letter that can be accessed from your MyHumber account by clicking on Student > Student Records > Confirmation of Enrolment/Graduation. Select 'View Enrolment' for the semester you need. Please note that if your account is on hold, you will not have access to this service. If there is an error on your letter, please email graduation@humber.ca.

You can see the full list of programs and start dates here. For International students, click here.

Admission is continuous throughout the year depending on the program and semester. Click here for more information.

Great news! We look forward to helping you with your journey to Humber. For all information and opportunities visit our website for international students. If you have further questions or need more information, please fill out an eform and a representative will get back to you.

Yes, you can. Transfer options and credits vary from program to program. Click here for more information or contact transferopportunities@humber.ca

For information about dates and deadlines, please visit the Academic Calendar and select a program category and term.

Through your MyHumber account. Click here for more information.

Through your MyHumber account. Contact 416-675-3111 option 4.

No, you do not need to complete the placement test. Once all EAP levels are completed, you are eligible for your first semester ESOL course.

The tuition deposit is paid each term. Please check the academic calendar.

A $250 tuition deposit is mandatory, non-refundable and paid per academic term. 

For first-semester students: if a student has an offer of admission within the same academic year, the tuition deposit is generally transferrable between terms (Fall, Winter, and Summer).

For returning students: the tuition deposit is generally transferrable between terms within the same academic year, as long as it is prior to registration, and the student has an offer of admission. Post-registration, the tuition deposit is non-transferable for returning students.

100% of the tuition deposit is applied directly to your tuition fees. Click here for more information.

A tuition deposit is mandatory, non-refundable and must be paid each semester.

For first-semester students: if a student has an offer of admission within the same academic year, the tuition deposit is generally transferrable between terms (Fall, Winter, and Summer). For returning students, the tuition deposit is generally transferrable between terms within the same academic year, as long as it is prior to registration, and the student has an offer of admission. International students can transfer their tuition deposit over to another academic year. Post-registration, the tuition deposit is non-transferable for returning students.

100% of the tuition deposit is applied directly to your tuition fees. Click here for more information.

New international students must pay the entire amount of their first semester fees as their tuition deposit. Select the 'Tuition Costs Per Semester' tab here to see the tuition costs for your program. 

Returning international students must pay a mandatory, non-refundable tuition deposit of $1,000 each semester by the tuition deposit deadline.

Students who achieve a Term Grade Point Average (TGPA) below 60% but above 45% may continue in the program on Academic Probation. All students on academic probation are encouraged to see their Program Coordinator/AD or an Academic Advisor.

Click here to view more information on academic regulations.

Students who are on academic probation must achieve a minimum TGPA of 60% to be returned to good standing. Once on probation, if a student’s TGPA is between 45% and 59%, they may continue in their program but will remain on academic probation.

Click here to read more about Humber's policies and procedures.

You will need to speak with your Program Coordinator on the terms of your academic probation.

Each program offers something unique. The skills you gain at Humber are hands-on and will help you excel in the workplace. For more information, news about the program and success stories, click here and select your program from the menu.

Please use a desktop or a laptop because cellphones and tablets may not be fully compatible.

The humber.ca website is most compatible with Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome.

To change your current password, please visit the mypassword website. Once you have logged in, click on 'change password'.

Please contact Humber's IT Support Centre for assistance. They are opened 24/7 and can be reached by phone at 416.675.6622 ext. 8888, by email at supportcentre@humber.ca, through webchat, or by visiting them in person. They are located in NX210 at the North Campus, A212 at the Lakeshore Campus, O208 at the Orangeville Campus, and in the main reception area at the Carrier Drive Campus.

You may request a transcript through your MyHumber account by clicking on Student > Student Records > Request an Official Humber Transcript. Select your 'Home address' or 'Permanent Resident' and click continue.

Check that the address information is correct. Change the address to the organization you wish to send your transcript to on the 'Select Transcript Type' page. Follow the prompts to complete the request. It may take up to ten business to receive it in the mail.

Transcripts will only be mailed, we will not accept requests over the phone, in-person, or by email. Please use the form on your MyHumber account.

For students who last attended Humber before 1997, please contact the Registrar Office for assistance at 416-675-3111.

Click Student > Student Records > Request an Official Transcript. In 'option 2: Send to home or modified address', change none to 'home' or 'permanent address'. Click continue. On the 'Select Transcript Type' page, select the transcript type and change your current address information to the organization or person you wish to send the transcript to. Click on 'Continue' and follow the prompts

MyHumber is an online portal where you can view and manage information about your courses, registration, fees, grades and more. Log in using your student number (example N12345678) and the password emailed to you when you applied to Humber. If you forgot your password, please click here or call 416.675.6622 ext. 8888.

Once you have completed the registration process, you may view your timetable via MyHumber by clicking on Student > Registration > View Registration Information. Click here to learn how to print out your timetable.

You can find your email address under the Personal Information section in the MyHumber portal and clicking on 'Update Email.' You can add an existing email to this section or you can use your Humber email at mymail.humber.ca. If you require further assistance with your login credentials contact IT Services at supportcentre@humber.ca or visit them in NX211 at the North Campus or A211 at the Lakeshore Campus. They can also be reached at 416.675.6622 ext. 8888.

You can order a student ID card through MyHumber. Go to Personal Information and click on the 'Request your Photo ID Card/Upload your Photo' tab. Here you can upload a photo of yourself and we will mail a card to you within 10 days. This card allows you to access the gym, library and may be required from security to validate that you are a student. If you have further questions or concerns, please contact studentphotoid@humber.ca.

Under the 'Request your Photo ID Card/Upload your Photo' tab in MyHumber, you can also request a replacement card. A $10 fee will be charged to your account. Please check that your mailing address is correct. Replacement cards may only be requested once every 10 days. If you have further questions or concerns, please contact studentphotoID@Humber.ca.

The price of a locker is $24 plus tax ($27.12) from September to April. Click here for more information if you are considering renting a locker for the year. To register for a locker, please visit MyHumber and click on Services > Humber Parking and Locker > Lockers.

The average price for a parking pass is $578. For more pricing information, click here. Day parking rates are as follows:

• $4 (two hours or less)
• $6 (two to four hours)
• $10 (more than four hours)

To register for a parking pass, please visit MyHumber and click on Services > Humber Parking and Locker > Permits. 

We have a diverse dining program at Humber to make it easy for students to eat balanced meals at any of our campus locations.

Please visit the Dine On Campus page to find a restaurant or food services that meet your nutritional needs. You can also check out when these services are available:

• Food Truck
• Gourmet Express
• The Humber Room

All Humber campuses have health and counseling services available Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 4:30 pm. This includes vaccinations, same-day visits, walk-in services, sexual and mental health support, and emergency services. Click here for more information.

Both the Lakeshore and North Campus have fitness facilities available to students, staff, and faculty. Click here for information about location, hours and services and classes offered.

The library is open most days from 8:30 am to 6 pm. Click here for more information. If you are looking for a place to study, the Learning Commons (LRC 3rd Floor) is open 24/7.

There are many ways to get to Humber. If you are traveling by transit, visit the public transit option under 'Contact Us' on Humber's website here. 

Humber North Campus is located at:
205 Humber College Blvd., Toronto, Ontario, Canada M9W 5L7

Humber Lakeshore Campus is located at:
2 Colonel Samuel Smith Park Drive, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M8V 4B6

Humber Orangeville Campus is located at:
275 Alder St, 2nd Floor, Orangeville, ON L9W 5H6

Many departments hire students to work including:

• Athletics
• Student Life programs (orientation, leadership, residence, first-year experience, etc.)
• Peer programs (peer mentors, peer tutors)
• Aboriginal Resource Centre
• Accessibility Learning Services
• Health & Counselling
• Student Events
• Public Safety
• International Centre
• Library facilities
• Recruitment (campus tour guide)
• IGNITE (Humber and Guelph-Humber student government)
• Academic Schools

Click here for more details

Humber has two bookstore locations:

1. North location: 205 Humber College Boulevard (H building)
2. Lakeshore location: 3199 Lakeshore Boulevard, West (R134).

The Humber Bookstore carries all your course textbooks, Humber swag, school supplies, tech equipment and more.

To order course materials for Orangeville Campus courses, click here for the Fall and Winter terms