Before You Start at MITT

When is my tuition due and how can I pay?

Visit Tuition and Fees and Fee Payment for a list of payment deadlines and accepted methods of payment.

Your personal account statement, with balance due, can be found in your Student Portal Account.

Please remember that non-payment of tuition fees by the required deadline(s) will result in your withdrawal from the program. Students who withdraw or are withdrawn or suspended from their program are subject to MITT’s refund schedule.

Do I need to purchase textbooks and supplies, and where can I buy them?

Most programs require students to purchase textbooks and supplies. You will receive information about purchasing textbooks and other program-related expenses from your instructors at the beginning of your program. Visit Textbooks and Supplies for more information.

What courses will I be taking?

Visit your program page  to view the courses and course descriptions for your program. Your program guide may also have more information.

How do I register for courses in my program?

We will register you into your courses – you do not need to register yourself. Once you have been registered, your courses will appear in your Student Portal Account.

Closer to the start of classes, you can also log in to MyLearning, the online course management software, for course information and materials, and messages from your instructor(s). Your account for MyLearning may not be active until shortly before the start of classes.

What will my overall schedule look like?

The class hours for post-secondary programs vary.  For your program’s class hours, refer to your Letter of Acceptance, or check your program guide. In general:

• Day programs: Monday through Friday, spans the morning and afternoon (for example 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.)
• Day – morning programs: Monday through Friday, programs start in the morning and end by 1:00 pm (for example 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.).
• Day – afternoon programs: Monday through Friday, starts at or after 11:00 a.m. and ends by 7:00 p.m. (for example 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.).
• Evening programs: Monday through Friday, starts at or after 3:00 p.m. and runs later than 7:00 p.m (for example 5:00pm to 9:00pm).
• Post-graduate programs: Monday through Thursday, 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

When does my program start?

Please consult Current Students for program start dates, and other important program, academic, and administrative dates.

All MITT programs are delivered in blended learning, a style of education where students attend both traditional in-person classes as well as online classes.

All students are required to be in Winnipeg prior to the start of classes to attend orientation and begin in-person learning as of the program start date.

Instructors will provide students with detailed information on specific program schedules prior to the start of classes.

Students who are unable to attend classes will be subject to MITT’s student policies and schedules, including:

• • AC-1-5 Student Attendance (Post-Secondary) 
  • AC-2-1 Student Withdrawal 
  • Tuition Refund Schedule

Where will I attend in-person classes – which campus?

The location for in-person classes depends on your program. Please refer to your program guide for details.

What about orientation?

Online workshops and in-person orientation activities are scheduled to occur prior to the start of each program intake. Visit Orientation for more information. Please check back regularly for updates.

Additional resources

Additional resources for managing online learning from home and building personal and academic resiliency can be found at Student Services.

Why do I need a MITT student email account?

You will receive an @student.mitt.ca email address. This will be one of the primary ways MITT and your instructors will contact you. You will also use this email address to log in to the online learning software, MyLearning.

We will send login instructions to the personal email address you provided on your MITT application.

Please continue to regularly check the personal email address you have been using to communicate with MITT. You can update your personal email address and other contact information in your Student Portal Account.

How do I get a student ID Card (or replacement) and what is it used for?

Your first student ID card is provided to you at no cost when you begin your program. A fee is charged for replacement cards.

You will use your student ID card for identification purposes while on campus, and also for Winnipeg Transit peggo card (reduced fare), library use/printing services, and student discounts, where applicable.

Visit Campus Information for details on how to order your student ID card.

Where are MITT’s campuses located?

A map of our campus locations is available on Campus Information.

Does MITT offer student parking?

Yes, daily and monthly parking passes are available for the Henlow, Fultz, and Pembina Campuses. Visit Campus Information for details.

Are MITT campuses accessible by public transportation?

All MITT campuses are accessible by public transportation. Route information is available from Winnipeg Transit. For peggo card information, visit Campus Information.

Can I purchase meals on campus?

Food is available for purchase at the Henlow, Fultz, and Pembina Campuses. Visit Campus Information for details.

Are locker rentals available?

Lockers are available for rent at our Henlow, Pembina, and Fultz campuses. Campus Information for details.

What resources are available to me?

• Our client service representatives are here to answer questions about student ID cards, lockers, bus passes, food on campus, and fee payments. To connect with our client service representatives, email info@mitt.ca or call 204 989 6500.
• Looking for a form or want to order an official document such as a parchment (certificate/diploma) or a transcript?  Visit Current Student – Documents and Forms.
• Student Services provides student advising, study help, learning supports, counseling and social work, accessibility services, and immigration services. Student Services also offers opportunities and events through Student Experience as well as financial aid and food bank support.
• Career and Employment Planning offers support for career exploration, job search, resume assistance, and interview preparation.

I’m an international student. Are there any resources I can make use of?

Absolutely. Please visit the following webpages for information:

• International Students
• Study in Canada

You are also welcome to contact our Pre-Arrival Help Line at 1-204 989 7342 or email immigrationservices@mitt.ca.

Where can I find student policy information?

Visit Policies, Fee Payment, Refunds, Program Transfer and Program Withdrawal.