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Online MBA Students

Online MBA Registration and Course Planning

Online MBA Course Maps

Online MBA Course Offerings

Online MBA FAQ

Important Dates and Deadlines

Please note that the Online MBA dates and deadlines do not align with all University Calendar dates and deadlines. The following deadlines apply to the Online MBA program:

TermTerm Dates Registration DeadlineFinancial WithdrawalAcademic Withdrawal
Late Summer 2026June 29 – Aug 16June 29July 15Aug 1
Early Fall 2026Sept 7 – Oct 25September 7September 22October 1
Late Fall 2026Nov 2 – Dec 20November 2November 13November 15
Early Winter 2027Jan 4 – Feb 21January 4January 19February 1
Late Winter 2027Mar 1 – Apr 18March 1March 10March 15

Registration and withdrawal deadlines are firm. Students can withdraw from courses in Carleton Central until the withdrawal deadlines. A financial withdrawal will result in a fee reimbursement and no registration record on your transcript. Courses dropped after the financial withdrawal deadline, until the academic withdrawal deadline, will result in a WDN notation appearing on your student record, and fees will not be reimbursed. Once the academic withdrawal deadline has passed a course cannot be dropped.

* Late-term registration will be open in Carleton Central until this date. From this date until the first day of term, registration can be done through the Manual Registration Request form found on the Online MBA Registration page. This form will be activated the day after Carleton Central closes registration.

Program Structure

The online Master of Business Administration is divided into 6 terms per year, with each term lasting 7 weeks. While exact term dates vary from year to year, see below for the approximate timing.

FallWinterSummer
Early Fall:  September-OctoberEarly Winter: January-FebruaryEarly Summer: May-June
Late Fall: November-DecemberLate Winter: March-AprilLate Summer: July-August

While all online MBA courses will run across 7 weeks, some will be worth 0.25 credit and some will be worth 0.5 credit. The workload will be reflective of the credit value.

Learning Goals

MBA Academic Advising

The MBA Advisor is the first point of contact for any and all inquiries from in-program students.

Contact them by emailing mbaadvising@sprott.carleton.ca

Policies

Other student policies can be found on the Carleton University Student Affairs web site or on the University Secretariat web site.

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