What is the difference between MSc IS program students and non-program students?
MSc IS program students intend on completing the entire degree and graduating with a Masters in Science (Information Systems). Program students will have priority with respect to course registrations. Non-program and visiting student intend on taking courses. MSc IS non-program students may be permitted to register in up to three MSc IS courses for which they have the appropriate prerequisites, space permitting and upon meeting minimum program entrance standards. Courses taken as a non-program student may be applied toward the degree requirements, if and when the student becomes a program student. If you are interested in registering as a non-program student, you will need to complete the Non-program Application submit transcripts (copies will suffice) indicating your undergraduate degree has been conferred and a up-to-date resume. Visiting students are advised to obtain a Letter of Permission from their home institution indicating that the course they intend to take will accept the At
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