Concordia Student Union FAQs (frequently-asked questions)

You can register online at 101s.csu.qc.ca or in person at the CSU office on the SGW campus (1455 de Maisonneuve Blvd, Room H-711). We are open Monday-Thursday 10am-6pm and Friday 10am-5pm.

If you register online you can choose to pay through PayPal (credit card and debit) immediately. Otherwise you will need to pay by cash at the CSU office on the SGW campus (1455 de Maisonneuve Blvd, Room H-711). The CSU Office is open Monday-Thursday 10am-6pm and Friday 10am-5pm.

An e-mail will be sent out prior to the beginning of the session with classroom information. All classes will be held at or close to the SGW campus. Please make sure to give a valid e-mail address upon registration.

We will only accept registration from non-students within 24 hours of the registration deadline.

If you register but do not pay your information will go into our system, however your registration will not be considered complete and your spot will not be reserved until your payment has been received. This means that the class can fill up even if you have registered because it is first come, first served for those who have made their payment.

Some classes are more popular than others and therefore some fill up faster than others. If you want to guarantee your place in a class, pay as soon as possible after registration.

We are always open to new ideas and looking for new teachers. We would love to hear from you. Please email us at 101s@csu.qc.ca

The 101s are courses offered by the Concordia Student Union (CSU), and not Concordia University and therefore they will not appear on your transcript. These are non-credit classes and are not graded.

While the Bartending class is comprehensive, it is a recreational class and not a certification course.

Certification is issued by the instructor on behalf of The Heart and Stroke Foundation. First Aid certification is valid for 3 years and CPR for 2 years.

You are free to cancel your registration up until the end of the registration period. Once the classes have begun, however, we will consider the registration final and no refunds will be issued.
If you have registered and paid for the class but do not attend part or all of the classes, you will not be issued a reimbursement.

For the Winter 2009 session, registration will begin January 19th and end February 1st at noon. Classes begin the week of February 2nd and most classes run for 6 weeks. Please refer to the individual classes for a full listing of class dates.

Please note that there will be no classes the week of February 23rd (reading week.)

No. Classes will resume March 2nd.

As these are intensive sessions, you must be present for the class in its entirety. No exceptions will be made.

Please forward your question to the 101s Coordinator at 101s@csu.qc.ca.