New students
Step 1: Register for your courses
Register for all of your fall and winter courses. Please note: Only full-time students are eligible for the U-Pass.
Step 2: Visit the Office of the Registrar
To obtain your Campus Card please be sure to bring with you:
- One piece of valid government-issued photo IDs such as your driver's license, passport, Canadian citizenship card, permanent resident card, or provincial ID card
- Your Ontario Tech student number
No ID?
If you do not have an acceptable government-issued photo ID, you must complete and submit a Verification of Identity form. This form is located in MyCampus under the Documents tab. Once completed, bring this request to the Office of the Registrar.
Step 1: Register for your courses
Register for all of your courses. Please note: Only full-time students are eligible for the U-Pass.
Step 2: Visit the Office of the Registrar
To obtain your Campus Card please be sure to bring with you:
- One piece of valid government-issued photo IDs such as your driver's license, passport, Canadian citizenship card, permanent resident card, or provincial ID card
- Your Ontario Tech student number
No ID?
If you do not have an acceptable government-issued photo ID, you must complete and submit a Verification of Identity form. This form is located in MyCampus under the Documents tab. Once completed, bring this request to the Office of the Registrar.
Step 1: Be registered in an ELC session
In order to be eligible for a Campus Card, you must first write your placement exam and become registered in an ELC session.
Step 2: Visit the Office of the Registrar
Once you are registered, visit the Office of the Registrar to obtain your Campus Card and please make sure to bring:
- One piece of valid government-issued photo ID such as your passport
- Your Ontario Tech student number
No ID?
If you do not have an acceptable government-issued photo ID, you must complete and submit a Verification of Identity form. This form is located in MyCampus under the Documents tab. Once completed, bring this request to the Office of the Registrar.
Step 1: Register for your courses
Register for all of your fall and winter courses.
Step 2: Submit a distance education campus card request
If you are enrolled in a fully online program, complete the Distance education card request located in MyCampus under the OT documents tab. Requests will be processed within three working days and cards are sent using standard mail. During peak periods, processing time may be longer.
Important to note:
- Distance education students are not eligible for the U-Pass as it is not included in your fees.
- For security reasons, distance education cards that are mailed do not contain a photograph. The distance education card must be presented along with the government-issued photo ID to be valid.
- If you are able to visit the Office of the Registrar in-person, you can obtain a Campus Card that includes your photo, or replace your distance education card at no cost (first-time only).
