Student services
Fee: $11.50 Your student identification card confirms that you are a Concordia University student. Student ID cards can be obtained at the Birks Student Service Centre (Room LB-185, 1400 De Maisonneuve Blvd. West) 48 hours after you are enrolled in your courses. Make sure to bring a photo ID (e.g., driver’s license, medical insurance card, passport) with you. Should you need a replacement card, a $15 charge will apply.
Concordia Continuing Education (CCE) students, who are enrolled in a 20 hour course or more, have access to the library resources, online or in person, for the duration of the term in which they are enrolled.
- Webster Library: Sir George Williams Campus, Library Building, 2nd Floor, 1400 De Maisonneuve Blvd West
- Vanier Library: Loyola Campus, VE Building, 7141 Sherbrooke St. West
Students registered in a course that is taught in a computer lab or a course that provides computer access as well as students enrolled in an intensive program have access to the computer labs for the term.
For students whose course(s) do not include computer access, they may apply for computer and Internet access for the term. Visit the Student Service desk (FB 117) for more information. There is a $75 fee for this access.
| Computer lab hours | |
|---|---|
| 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. |
Monday to Friday |
| 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. | Saturday and Sunday |
| Computer labs are closed between academic terms | |
Students can quickly check their grades on-line by logging into the MyConcordia Portal. Once logged in, under the MyConcordia Menu click on the My Student Centre link, then the View My Grades link, then choose the term.
Unofficial Transcript
Students can, at no charge, print their Unofficial Transcript of Grades on-line via the MyConcordia portal. Students who wish to have Concordia Continuing Education mail a copy of their Unofficial Transcript to their residence may do so by completing a Transcript Request Form and submit it to Concordia Continuing Education. Requests will be processed within 5 working days.
Official Transcript
Fee $10. Official transcripts are only sent to educational institutions or official organizations. They are not issued to students. To request that an Official Transcript be sent, students must complete a Transcript Request Form and submit it to Concordia Continuing Education. Requests will be processed within 5 working days.
Fee $15.
Requests for letters of attestation must be made in writing to Concordia Continuing Education. Please note that part-time students or students not currently registered in an intensive program of study will be charged a $15 fee for this service. Requests will be processed within 5 working days.
- Career Services
- Counselling Services
- Student Learning Services
- New Student Program
Students registered in Continuing Education Intensive Programs have access to the University’s Counselling and Development Services. The Counselling and Development Services office is located at 1550 De Maisonneuve Blvd. W., Room GM 300.00. Telephone: 848-2424, ext.3545. You can visit them on the web.
- Counselling Services
Students registered in Continuing Education Intensive Programs have access to the University’s Counselling and Development Services. The Counselling and Development Services office is located at 1550 De Maisonneuve Blvd. W., Room GM 300.00. Telephone: 848-2424, ext.3545. You can visit them on the web.
Students who require assistance are invited to present themselves at the Student Service desk (FB 117) where a staff member will be more than happy to help them. A staff member will assess their needs and direct them to the appropriate service or department, either within Concordia Continuing Education or in Concordia University. For incidents involving a violation of Concordia University Code of Rights and Responsibilities, students are referred to the Office of Rights and Responsibilities. Students may also consult the Ombuds Office for information about existing policies, rules and procedures and advice as to the appropriate channel of redress for any concern or complaint they may have.
In addition, Concordia Continuing Education is an accredited member of Languages Canada and, as such, is subject to its Code of Ethics and its Dispute Resolution Policy.
