In order to start your semester on the right foot, you have a few required steps to complete. It is important that you complete the following steps before the deadlines. If you do not complete these steps by the deadline, the College will withdraw your offer of admission.
Omnivox is the main communication tool at the college. It allows you to access your student portal and college services. It is through this application that you will be able to access your internal messaging account (MIO), confirm your courses, pay your registration fees and access your timetable.
You must connect to Omnivox using Microsoft Edge.
Dates to confirm your registration and confirm your course selection:
First round: From April 4 to April 18, 2025, at 11:59pm.*
Second round: From May 13 to May 28, 2025, at 11:59 pm*
Third round: From June 14 to June 30, 2025, at 11:59 pm*
* Failure to complete this step by the specified dates will result in the cancellation of your admission offer.
If you do not receive a confirmation number, this means that your course selection was not saved, and you have not completed the registration process.
Fees
After confirming your course selection, your semester registration fees will be applied to your Omnivox account.
Registration fees must be paid by the following deadlines:
First round: April 18, 2025, at 11:59pm.*
Second round: May 28, 2025, at 11:59 pm*
Third round: June 30, 2025, at 11:59 pm*
* Failure to complete this step by the specified dates will result in the cancellation of your admission offer.
Payment methods:
On Omnivox: credit card or Visa debit.
In person: Cash, Credit or Debit at Student Services (Room B106), Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 4:00pm
Please note: If you have not yet paid your registration fees and your balance is at $0, this means that your course selection has not yet been made for the next semester.
Please note, additional course fees may be added and must be paid before you access your schedule on Omnivox. This can be done through your statement of account on Omnivox.
Course specific fees are material and course specific fees required for specific courses, such as a physical education manual, a lab coat cleaning fee, etc. These fees are typically added a few days before the schedules are released to students. When you complete your course selection, courses with additional fees are identified with a dollar sign ($).
Schedules are available as of August 8, 2025. All students must access their schedules before the August 18, 2025. Schedules that have not been accessed will have their Fall semester cancelled after this date.
Unable to access your schedule: In the event of a problem, you must contact the Registrar Office before the first day of class in order to resolve the issue causing the block on your schedule, otherwise your schedule will be canceled.
Cancellation — if not accessed:
A schedule cancellation constitutes a cancellation of your semester record which means you are no longer registered at the college and your place will be given to another person pending a response to their admission request. If you wish to re-register later, a new schedule can be generated only if there is sufficient space in the college and/or your original program. A 25$ late schedule rebuild fee will apply.
In the event of unforeseen circumstances, the Cégep reserves the right to modify course schedules after students have accessed their schedule. We recommend that you consult your schedule regularly in the first couple of day of the semester to ensure no changes have occurred. We also ask that you wait until the semester has started before confirming your work schedules or extracurricular activities.
Messages and notifications: It is important to check if there are any messages on your schedule and to follow-up with them. You could have a fee to pay or a message from your academic advisor that requires an action on your part.
Attention: if you require learning accommodation, and or if you had an individualized educational plan (IEP) in high school, it will not automatically be transferred to the College, you must register with AccessAbility services.
Contact our Adapted Measures Counselor as soon as possible at AccessAbility@cegep-heritage.qc.ca
In addition to these steps, we encourage you to take part in our student orientation session in August before the school starts.
A MIO will be sent to you with all the details to register. Make sure to check them regularly!
Need assistance - Please email to sservices@cegep-heritage.qc.ca
If you have not met the College or program conditions of admission (indicated in your admission letter), contact the Registrar’s Office as soon as possible. You may be able to register for the courses you are missing to satisfy your admission condition during Summer School or in the Springboard option in the Fall semester while taking General Education courses that can be transferred to your program later on.
Each June and July, the College offers college level courses. To register for college level summer school courses, you must:
Please note:
Each July, the College offers remedial high-school courses required for admission to certain programs. To register for summer school, you must:
Please note:
All diploma programs include four English courses. Depending on your previous studies in English, you may need to take a written, one-hour placement test to determine if you need a preparation course before the first Introduction to College English Course.
You will be contacted about an English placement test if:
French placement
Streaming in your first French course is based on your previous studies in French and is assessed by the Modern Language Department. No placement test is required.
If you do not have previous studies in French, you will be required to take a preparation course.
The English and French preparation courses are available in the Summer and Fall semesters, but taking the course in the Summer allows students to stay on track for their program and graduation timeline.
To make sure you start off right, you should attend the New Student Orientation session in August (before classes start). This is your chance to get to know staff and students, buy your books, find your locker, set up your computer accounts, ask all your questions, and have fun. Look out for your invitation on Omnivox.
Textbooks, Course Packs, Materials and Supplies
We are currently partnered with COOPSCO for all your course book related needs.
You can select your locker for the academic year (August - May) on the Omnivox Lockers module. To change your locker, visit Student Services. Lockers must be emptied by the last day of May, every school year, to allow for proper cleaning.
You will need an ID card before your orientation session and throughout the year to access all that the College has to offer. Your ID card allows you to:
When you set up your Omnivox account, you will be directed to create your digital card. If you need technical support, Student Services can help you.
Parking is limited at the College. If you have a vehicle, you have two options:
Please note: Having a permit does not guarantee you a parking space. Our parking lots are monitored by the City of Gatineau.
You can also consider alternative modes of transportation, such as ride-sharing (through the Carpooling module on Omnivox) or biking. Bike racks are available on site.
The Société de Transport de l'Outaouais (STO) CamPuce bus passes are available for full-time students. You can buy your STO CamPuce pass from one of the STO service outlets.
The cafeteria is located near the gym corridor and is open between 7:30 am and 3:30 pm, from Monday to Friday.
Get to know and love Omnivox! It gives you access to your student portal, our services and many Intranet Community groups to support you during your time at the College. Important instructions, news, messages, and events are posted regularly on Omnivox. To keep up-to-date with your messages, we recommend setting up email forwarding to your regular email via the Messages in Omnivox (MIO) settings.
If for some reason you cannot attend the College, you should contact the Registrar’s Office as soon as possible to remove your student record and be eligible for a refund. Refunds vary:
Please note: application, registration, and late penalty fees are non-refundable. If you stop attending the college or your classes after the official withdrawal deadline, your courses and grades will remain on your academic record and you are not eligible for a refund.
This guide is the combined effort of eight English Colleges: Champlain Lennoxville, Champlain St. Lambert, Champlain St. Lawrence, Dawson College, Heritage College, John Abbott College, Marianopolis College, and Vanier College.
In the Winter 2020 semester, we had to pivot to remote emergency online learning. We decided to work together to help everyone to prepare for the coming semester. This guide allows students to self-assess their readiness for college success and keep the resources for reference to help them along the way. Students, by consulting each section, you have the opportunity to reflect, learn new strategies, find helpful information, and get an overview of your college’s resources.
This guide can also be found in the Community group of Registrar Services, on Omnivox.
