Human KINetics Advising CenTre

• Information regarding change of registration; program changes; letters of permission; special exceptions; medical concessions; transfer credits
• Scholarships and Awards Information (Also consult UBC Calendar, Office of Awards and Financial Aid - Brock Hall)
• Exam schedules
• Employment opportunities
• UBC Study Abroad Exchange program information
• Guided Independent Study program information

• All transfer students (before registering in courses)
• All students regarding the selection of the senior Non-HKIN elective credits (prior to registering in 3^rd year)
• All students who are taking a BHK as their second degree (prior to registering for courses)
• All HKIN students who are seeking permission to deviate in any way from the prescribed program of study prior to registering for courses
• All students who are seeking permission to fulfill HKIN degree requirements away from UBC (prior to commencing off-campus studies)
• All students who wish to take less than 9 or more than 33 credits per winter session; or more than 12 credits per summer session (prior to commencing studies)
• All students who plan to graduate in November or May
• All students who wish to apply for a minor in Arts, Commerce, Food Nutrition & Health, or Science

Q. I heard the School of Human Kinetics is implementing a new curriculum for the academic 2004/05 year. How will this affect me?

A. If you are a returning HKIN student or a 2nd or 3rd year transfer student who has completed the 1st year HKIN core courses then you must follow the old curriculum. If you are a new student direct from high school or a transfer student who has not completed the first year HKIN core courses then you must follow the new curriculum.

Q. If I am a returning student can I change to the new curriculum?

A. No, the new curriculum is being phased-in one year at a time starting with 1st year in 2004-2005. This means that only students entering 1st year in 2004 or later will be able to follow the roll-out of the program.

Q. Can I combine the old and new programs?

A. No, as the new curriculum is phased-in, the old curriculum will be phased out. They are not intended to overlap.

Q. If I am a new student where do I find information on the new program?

A. The current UBC Calendar.

Q. If I am a returning or college transfer student where do I find information on the old program?

A. The HKIN Program Planning Guide.