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www.acadiau.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Shay Grover Students [email protected] Contact Information for Same as above Counsellors Learning Resources Email: [email protected] Contact & Website Website: https://accessiblelearning.acadiau.ca Scholarships and Email: [email protected] Financial Aid Contact Tel: (902) 585-1543 Fax: (902) 585-1081 Mailing Address 15 University Avenue, Wolfville, Nova Scotia. B4P 2R6
Student Population Approximately 3,500 full time undergraduate students Number of Programs 30 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions General admission guidelines applicable to all programs: English 12, 4 Requirements additional grade 12 university preparatory classes. Grade 12 classes that can be used for admissions and program specific requirements can be found here: https://admissions.acadiau.ca/British_Columbia_and_the_Yukon_.html. Minimum Admissions Average 70%, however, 75% for Biology and Kinesiology. Average IB Information Students completing the IB diploma will be admitted with a minimum score of 24 for all programs. Students that obtain a 30 or higher will be offered one full year’s worth of credits (30 credit hours). Students that are only completing individual IB courses will be awarded credit for all exams completed at a 5/6/7. A scholarship average bonus will also be awarded for courses that reach this level. Acadia offers IB specific scholarships, also. Students can submit their predicted scores to obtain early admission. AP Information Students that receive a 4/5/6 on their AP exams will be offered a transfer credit, as well as a bonus percentage on their scholarship average. Policy on repeated We would take the highest grade. courses Policy on summer Acadia recognizes and gives credit for all courses that are accredited by a school, night school, provincial education board. So long as the student can provide sufficient online courses, and record (i.e. transcript) of courses taken, they will be considered for correspondence admission purposes. Ideally, these courses will be located on the students courses BC transcript. Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment following? ✔ Neither Do you accept ⬜ Yes ✔ No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy The Scholarship, Prize and Awards Committee of Senate allows students to defer their scholarship for up to one full academic year if the student does not participate in any further post-secondary education. Students who choose to defer must notify the Admissions office ([email protected]) once they decide to attend or return to full-time study. If the residence deposit was placed that will also carry over to the next year. Reporting of Grades We accept self-reported grades and unofficial transcripts from students applying directly from High School. English Proficiency TOEFL 90 and IELTS 6.5 (with no band below 6.0). Other language tests Requirements will be considered on an individual basis. Acadia operates its own EAP program on campus, with university professors teaching the program. Successful completion of the EAP program guarantees admission to the regular degree streams. In the event a student does not meet the minimum language score requirements, they will be offered dual admission into EAP + the degree of their choice. International students that graduate from a Canadian curriculum school (whether domestically or offshore) will have their language requirements waived. Contact: Liam Dutton ([email protected]). Application Instructions https://www2.acadiau.ca/apply_undergraduate.html. On the application students will be asked for their 1st program choice and 2nd. If they do not meet the entrance requirements for their 1st choice they will be considered for their 2nd. Students do not have to write two choices if they only have one. Students will not receive more than 1 offer and we ask students not to fill out another application- if they would like to change their program they can email [email protected] or can request a program change on their Acadia Central account, they will then be sent another offer if they meet the requirements. Application Deadline & No deadline. Application opens beginning of October. Acadia performs Fee rolling admissions and applications are accepted until programs are full. Fee: $40. Timing of offers/grades We do rolling admissions and early admission starting the beginning of used October. We also do on the spot admissions in person. Grade 11 marks will be used for admission until grade 12 marks are available. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ✔ Yes ⬜ No Residence Application There is no deadline. Students will be sent a link to apply for residence Deadline & website once they submit their confirmation deposit. SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Students with an 80% or above are eligible for entrance scholarships. Students must have all documents in by March 1st. Guaranteed Scholarship Based on academic average, students with a minimum 80% average or Program higher are automatically considered for an Acadia Grade-Based Entrance Scholarships. Bursary Information 2020-2021 applications are available starting in September. Submit student loan assessment to [email protected]. INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS • Steamspace: Steamspace aims to foster creativity and innovation, and to support all types of making. The space is designed to serve the creative needs of faculty, staff, and students – whether for academic or personal purposes. It will also be one of the first university makerspaces in North America that welcomes members of the surrounding community. The 2500 ft² space is home to a variety of tools for twenty-first century design, prototyping, and digital creation. It will host course activities such as using 3d printers and laser cutters. More information can be found here. • CASTL program (Canadian Alliance for Skills and Training in Life Sciences). • Growcer: The Growcer is an out-of-the-box local food solution located steps away from the dining hall. Acadia partnered with its food service provider Chartwells to bring the hydroponic, vertical growing system housed inside a repurposed shipping container to campus. It will produce greens and microgreens year-round and employ students. It is the first of its kind for post-secondary institutions in Atlantic Canada.
auarts.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Admissions – [email protected] Students Student Recruitment – [email protected] Contact Information for Jonathan Huntley – Recruitment & Admissions Officer Counsellors [email protected] 403-830-8165 Learning Resources Joleyne Mayers-Jaekel – Student Life and Wellness Manager Contact & Website [email protected] Scholarships and Shelley Daku – Financial Aid + Student Awards Advisor Financial Aid Contact [email protected] Mailing Address Alberta University of the Arts 1407 – 14 Avenue NW, Calgary, AB T2N 4R3 Student Population 1156 Number of Programs Bachelor of Fine Arts (9 majors), Bachelor of Design (2 majors) Master of Fine Arts in Craft Media ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Academic requirements Requirements Applicants must possess a high school diploma, have achieved a grade of at least 60% in four grade 12 subjects, including a grade of 60% or higher your school’s highest-level English class (or equivalent), and meet English language proficiency requirements.
Portfolio requirements Twelve pieces of artwork required (including at least one observational drawing), and a statement of intent (500 words) Minimum Admissions Applicants must possess a high school diploma, have achieved a grade of at least Average 60% in four grade 12 subjects, including a grade of 60% or higher your school’s highest-level English class (or equivalent). IB Information Students who present approved International Baccalaureate (IB) courses will receive transfer credit for coursework completed with grades of “5” or above in Higher Level IB subjects. Official transcripts are required. AP Information Students who present approved courses in Advanced Placement (AP) examinations will receive transfer credit for coursework completed with grades of “4” or higher in AP subjects. Official transcripts are required. Policy on repeated Courses may not be repeated for credit. courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment following? ⬜ Neither Do you accept ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Deferrals are considered on a case by case basis based on exceptional circumstances and are valid for up to one year. More details can be found on the academic calendar. Reporting of Grades Official transcripts must be sent to the admissions office directly from the educational institution attended via mail or email. English Proficiency All applicants must meet our English Level Proficiency requirements for admission Requirements to the University: - English 30 or equivalent - IELTS: 6.5 - TOEFL: 83 (minimum of 20 in each category) Application Instructions Detailed application instructions can be found here. 1) Submit application online via applyalberta.ca 2) Submit portfolio, statement of intent, and supporting documents Application Deadline & The application fee is $110 and is non-refundable. The deadline to apply and to Fee submit the portfolio for Fall 2021 is February 1, 2021 Timing of offers/grades All transcripts or interim transcripts must be submitted via Slideroom as part of the used portfolio requirements by February 1, 2021. Conditional admission is usually sent out by the end of February, beginning of March. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Residence Application One of the many benefits of AUArts sharing a campus with SAIT, is that all AUArts Deadline & website Students are welcome to live directly on-campus at the SAIT Residence! To ensure you receive the full AUArts experience in residence, we have designated a specific section of East Hall Residence just for AUArts students. This means you will be able to have an AUArts roommate, plus have full access to the shared Arts Studio in the building.
For more information, please click here. SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Each year AUArts connects students with hundreds of thousands of dollars in bursaries, awards, scholarships, and prizes to help fund their studies. Click on the hyper link for more details. AUArts Canadian First Year Studies Entrance Scholarship AUArts International Entrance Scholarship Continuing Arts Association Foundation Scholarship Eaton Entrance Scholarship J. Patrick Cashion Scholarship for Excellence Guaranteed Scholarship https://www.auarts.ca/current-students/awards-and-scholarships Program Bursary Information https://www.auarts.ca/current-students/awards-and-scholarships INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS Top 10 Reasons to Choose AUArts
Small class sizes make a world of difference in the quality of education. AUArts’s diverse programs and world- class studio facilities ensure you have everything you need to fuel your creative drive.
1. Amazing arts facilities and studio space 2. Acclaimed, practicing artists as faculty 3. Diverse degree programs 4. Location 5. Student travel programs 6. Visiting Artist program 7. Support for students 8. Affordable tuition 9. MFA program in Craft Media 10. Tools for a successful career
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INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Office Hours: 8:30 am to 4:00 pm EST Students Telephone (local): 819-822-9600 ext. 2681 Telephone (toll-free in Canada & USA): 1-877-822-8200 Email: [email protected] Web URL: Contact the Recruitment Office Contact Information for Christina-Jade Contrino, Recruitment and Admissions Officer Counsellors [email protected] Personal Phone number: ( +1 819 620 3059) Admissions Phone Number: (+1 819 822 9600) ext. 2680 Learning Resources Francine Hamel: Office ( +1 819 822 9600) ext. 2695 Contact & Website E-mail: [email protected] Web URL: Student Services Scholarships and Jamie Berwick, Financial Aid Officer Financial Aid Contact Email: [email protected]. 819-822-9600 ext. 2205 Web URL: Money Matters Mailing Address 2600 College St, Sherbrooke, QC J1M 1Z7, Canada Student Population 2,961 (Fall 2019) Number of Programs Over 100 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Five Grade 12 level university-preparatory courses, as follows: Grade 12 level Requirements English and Four Approved courses. Full list of approved courses in the Web URL Web URL: Admission Process Minimum Admissions The minimum regular admissions average is 80% with exceptions to some Average programs. IB Information Minimum 30 points on IBDP. Web URL: IB admission requirements AP Information Web URL: Information relating to our AP Credit Policy on repeated For admissions purposes, the second grade obtained by the student would be courses taken into consideration. Policy on summer school, Evaluation of these courses are processed on an individual basis. Please contact night school, online the admissions office for more details. courses, and Email: [email protected] correspondence courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment ✔ Neither following? Do you accept ✔Yes ⬜ No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Students can decide to defer their attendance to Bishop’s for up to 1 year by contacting the admissions office:[email protected] Reporting of Grades We do not accept any self-reported grades. An unofficial transcript can be submitted to obtain a conditional offer of admission; however, the official transcript of the student is required for full admission. English Proficiency For studies done in a non-English curriculum, the minimum TOEFL and IELTS Requirements scores required are respectively 90 (IBT) and 6.5 overall. Bishop’s also accepts the Duolingo test with a minimum score of 95. Web URL: Full list of accepted tests for proof of English proficiency
Application Instructions It is possible to apply to a first and second choice program. The Admissions Office only considers students for one program at a time. Only if a student is not admissible to their first choice program will Bishop’s University consider them for the second choice program. Web URL: Application Instructions Application Deadline & The application deadline for the Fall 2021 semester is April 1st of the same year Fee and the application fee is $65. Web URL: Admission Process Timing of offers/grades We do a rolling admissions process, therefore, once the applying student has used submitted their application along with all the necessary documents for the admissions office to come to a decision, that student can expect to hear back within 7 to 10 business days as of mid-October. Application period opens in August for the following Fall semester. The grades used to make a decision are the student’s latest marks including grade 11 marks and/or mid-term/final grade 12 marks. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ✔Yes, for first year students ⬜ No Residence Application Once students are accepted as a full-time or part time student at Bishop’s and Deadline & website have confirmed their attendance, they will be able to apply to residence in their MyBU portal. Residence Office: 1-819-822-9600 ext. 2685 Web URL: Residence Information SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Students applying to Bishop’s University by March 1st with supporting documents by March 15th will automatically be considered for scholarships – there is no separate scholarship application (with the exception of the Chancellor’s Excellence Scholarship). Students who would like to be considered for awards and bursaries based on financial need must complete the Awards & Bursaries application by March 1st with supporting documents by March 15th. Web URL: Awards and Bursaries/Scholarships Guaranteed Scholarship No Program Bursary Information Deadline to apply is March 1st and supporting documents need to be submitted by March 15th. Our awards and bursaries program range from $800- $8,000 per academic year. For a complete list of scholarships and bursaries you can have a look at the link below: Web URL: Bursary Information
INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ● Revamped BBA program including new major concentrations and minors ● New concentration in Musical Theatre ● New certificate in French as a Second Language ● New Graduate level certificates in Education ● New Graduate level certificate in Knowledge Mobilization ● Over 100 program choices with the ability to mix disciplines between divisions ● Multiple Experiential Learning Opportunities
www.brescia.uwo.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for General Inquiries | 519-858-5151 | [email protected] | Students https://brescia.uwo.ca/admissions/index.php Karleen Mason, Admissions Officer | Applicants with last names A-L | 519-432- 8353, ext. 28301 | [email protected] Hayley Rankin, Admissions and Recruitment Officer | Applicants with last names M-Z | 519-432-8353, ext. 28045 | [email protected] Contact Information for Amanda Cox, Associate Registrar, Recruitment and Admissions | 519-432-8352, Counsellors ext. 28261 | [email protected] Hayley Rankin, Admissions and Recruitment Officer | 519-432-8353, ext. 28045 | [email protected] Learning Resources The Hive | [email protected] | 519-858-5151 Contact & Website http://academicsupport.uwo.ca/accessible_education/index.html Scholarships and The Hive | [email protected] | 519-858-5151 Financial Aid Contact Mailing Address 1285 Western Road, London ON, N6G1H2 Student Population 1600 Full-time Undergraduate Students Number of Programs 15 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions The Admission average will be calculated on five Grade 12 Acceptable Academic Requirements courses including English 12. For Specialized programs, you may be required to present prerequisite courses in specific subject areas. Pre-requisite courses will be included in the final admissions average. https://brescia.uwo.ca/admissions/admission_process/admission_requirements/out _of_province_high_school.php Minimum Admissions 79.5% Final Average including pre-requisites (85% for Health Sciences and Average Kinesiology) IB Information Applicants following the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum will be required to present the following: a) Successful completion of, or pending completion of the IB Diploma. b) Passes in a minimum of 6 subjects, 3 of which must be at the Higher Level. c) At least an overall score of 26 (which may include additional points for the successful completion of the Extended Essay and Theory of Knowledge). d) No mark less than 4. *Please note, applicants who only complete one year of the IB Diploma may be considered for special admission. Contact Admissions for details. https://brescia.uwo.ca/admissions/international/international_admission/admission _requirements.php AP Information Students with Advanced Placement courses will be considered for advanced standing if a minimum score of 4 out of 5 is achieved on AP exams. Policy on repeated We accept repeated courses and use the highest mark achieved in the course for courses the final admission average calculation. Policy on summer school, night school, We accept all Ministry-inspected and -approved courses. online courses, and We will consider summer courses for admission to September start programs. correspondence courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment ⬜ Neither following? Do you accept ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Accepted students may request a deferral for up to 1 year. https://brescia.uwo.ca/admissions/admission_process/admission_requirements/def errals.php Reporting of Grades Yes we accept self-reported grades and unofficial transcripts for conditional offers of Admission. Students should send unofficial transcripts to their Admissions Officer. https://brescia.uwo.ca/admissions/contact_us/index.php English Proficiency We accept TOEFL, IELTS, CAEL, PTE and CanTest as proof of English Requirements proficiency. Students who have studied in an institution with English as the primary language of instruction for a minimum of 4 years may be exempt from providing English-language proficiency https://brescia.uwo.ca/admissions/international/international_admission/english_la nguage_proficiency.php Application Instructions Students should apply to Brescia via the Ontario Universities Application Centre: www.ouac.ca, using the 105 application. Application Deadline & January 15, 2021 OUAC Deadline, Brescia will continue to accept applications Fee until May 1, 2021. Timing of offers/grades Conditional offers of admission may be granted on grade 11 and first semester used grade 12 grades. The Admissions Office will evaluate applicants for an alternate offer of admission for those applicants who do not meet the minimum admission requirements for their program of choice Offers of admission go out on a rolling basis beginning January, throughout the summer. If you have questions about the status of your application, please contact your Admissions Officer. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Residence Application The deadline to apply for a room in residence is June 8th, 2021. Deadline & website https://brescia.uwo.ca/residence/applying/apply.php
SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Entrance Scholarships are automatic and guaranteed to students graduating from Canadian high schools. They are based on final admission averages. The minimum average is 80%. Scholarships range from $1,500 to full academic tuition. Additional scholarships are available which students would submit an application for. These scholarships range from $1,000 - $6,000 and have varying requirements for averages. Guaranteed Scholarship Entrance Scholarships (referenced in the above section) are guaranteed and Program automatic to students meeting a minimum 80% admissions average. https://brescia.uwo.ca/money_matters/scholarships_awards_bursaries/admission_ scholarships_awards/canadian_high_school.php Bursary Information Bursaries are available to students who are Canadian Citizens, Permanent Residents of Canada or Protected Persons, are registered full-time at Brescia, have shown satisfactory progress in the previous year and can demonstrate financial need. More information on types of bursaries available: https://brescia.uwo.ca/money_matters/scholarships_awards_bursaries/bursaries.p hp INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS As Canada’s only women’s university, we offer a unique, exceptional learning environment where women are respected and valued. Our professors do not just lecture; they invite you into discussions and dialogue. They expect you to have an opinion and to speak your mind even if you disagree with them. No matter which academic program you choose, your experience at Brescia will prepare you for future success. New and exciting changes include the following: • Two new programs; Creativity and Literature and Power in History and Politics • New first-year seminar experience for all incoming students – Brescia Bold IDS 1200A/B • The opening of our new Academic Pavilion, the new space will hosts a student lounge and community gathering space, multi-tiered and active learning classroom spaces, and state-of-the-art laboratory spaces.
brocku.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Email: [email protected] Students Phone: 905 688 5550 extension 4293 Website: brocku.ca/discover Contact Information for Email: [email protected] Counsellors Phone: 905 688 5550 extension 4293 Website: brocku.ca/discover Learning Resources Email: [email protected] Contact & Website Phone: 905-688-5550 extension 5774 Website: brocku.ca/learning-services Scholarships and Email: [email protected] Financial Aid Contact Phone: 905 688 5550 extension 3052 Website: brocku.ca/safa Mailing Address Brock University, Office of the Registrar 1812 Sir Isaac Brock Way St. Catharines, ON L2S 3A1 Student Population 20,000 Number of Programs 76 undergraduate programs. More than 120 programs in total. ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions High-school diploma with a minimum of four approved Grade 12 courses and Requirements prerequisites. Please review brocku.ca/admissions/undergraduate/out-of- province. For clarification regarding program prerequisites and provincial equivalencies, email [email protected]. Minimum Admissions Admission averages vary by program. Refer to our viewbook Average (brocku.ca/discover/viewbook), or contact [email protected]. IB Information Qualified students who were granted the IB diploma may receive up to 3.0 Brock credits for higher level subjects completed with a grade of 5 or better. Students may also receive a recognition award of $1,000 in addition to other eligible awards. AP Information AP results may be used to determine admissibility and the granting of transfer credit or exemption. Applicants who present AP examination grades of 4 may receive university credit to a maximum of 2.0 Brock credits. An official AP transcript is required for those wishing to be considered for transfer credit. Policy on repeated The highest grade will be used to calculate the average. courses Policy on summer All Ministry-approved high school courses are treated equally. If the home school school, night school, does not submit the course via the OUAC, according to established timelines, online courses, and students must email [email protected] to provide proof of registration in the correspondence course. courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment ⬜ Neither following? Do you accept In cases where provincial exams are written and passed, the better of the two Challenge exams? grades (in-class grade versus final blended in-class and examination mark) will be used to determine an admission average. Deferral Policy Applicants with extenuating circumstances, who have accepted their offer of admission by the deadline date, may request a deferral of admission to that program for a period of one year. The deferral includes any automatic scholarships and guaranteed residence (if applicable). A deferral is conditional upon the student not attending a secondary or post-secondary institution during the deferral period. Deferral requests processed via brocku.ca/admissions/undergraduate/deferral. Reporting of Grades Prospective students are encouraged to regularly self-upload unofficial, scanned copies of their transcripts to their my.brocku.ca portal. Admissions can make an offer of admission based on unofficial transcripts. English Proficiency Please refer to the website for EPT requirements: Requirements brocku.ca/admissions/english-proficiency. Requests for exemptions will be considered for entry to undergraduate studies as per the guidelines listed on the website. Application Instructions Please consult the following website for application instructions: https://www.ouac.on.ca/guide/105-app-guide/. Students should apply via OUAC’s 105 Application. Brock University will only issue one offer at a time. Students can apply to more than one program on their application. Application Deadline & Out-of-province applicants are encouraged to apply before the OUAC deadline for Fee Ontario Secondary School students (Jan. 15, 2021). The deadline for out-of- province applicants to apply is June 1st; however, some programs have earlier deadlines and some programs become full before June 1. More information is available at ouac.on.ca/guide/105-brock. For fee information, visit ouac.on.ca/guide/105-fees. Timing of offers/grades Offers are made on a rolling basis beginning in November. For early offers, a used combination of Grade 11 and 12 marks may be used. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Residence Application June 1, 2021 for the residence guarantee to apply. Learn more at Deadline & website brocku.ca/residence. SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Criteria: grades, extra-curriculars, financial need, volunteer and community involvement. Brock has committed over $4 million to our awards programs. Students can access hundreds of awards, scholarships, and bursaries via the OneApp. The OneApp closes April 15, 2021. Apply early to maximize your earning potential. Guaranteed Scholarship The Brock Scholars Award is offered based on your admission average and is Program renewable each year: Admission Average Amount of (Final Grades)* Award $16,000 ($4,000 93% and above each year) $10,000 ($2,500 90% to 92.9% each year) $6,000 ($1,500 85% to 89.9% each year) $4,000 ($1,000 80 to 84.9% each year)
Bursary Information Students may qualify for an entrance bursary valued up to $3,000. Please visit brocku.ca/safa/awards-and-bursaries/oneapp/. INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS Located in the historic Niagara Region, Brock is one of a few universities in the world located in a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. We are home to 20,000 students who study in seven diverse faculties. Some program highlights include: ● A world-renowned Sport Management degree. ● An Accounting program with a national reputation for excellence. ● A well-respected BSc Nursing program and BSc Medical Sciences program. ● Unique degrees in Oenology and Viticulture, Game Design, and Game Programming. ● An exciting new program in Critical Criminology. ● A Psychology department ranked top ten in Canada for research productivity.
https://www.cbu.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Recruitment: Chelsey Martell ([email protected]) Students Admissions: Alana Camp ([email protected]) Contact Information for Recruitment: Chelsey Martell ([email protected]) Counsellors Admissions: Alana Camp ([email protected]) Learning Resources Jacqueline Côté ([email protected]) Contact & Website https://www.cbu.ca/current-students/student-services/accessibility-support- services/ Scholarships and [email protected] Financial Aid Contact https://www.cbu.ca/future-students/scholarships-bursaries/ Mailing Address Cape Breton University 1250 Grand Lake Road Sydney, Nova Scotia B1M 1A2 Student Population ~5,500 students Number of Programs Cape Breton University offers over 30 programs ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Applications of Math 12 or Principles of Math 12 Requirements English, Science and other courses at Grade 12 level Minimum Admissions Minimum 75% average for Bachelor of Arts and Science in Environment Average Minimum 70% average for Bachelor of Science Nursing Minimum 65% average for all other Bachelor programs IB Information The IB Diploma is accepted as a credential for admission. The minimum IB diploma score needed is 24. IB student must have completed IB English and four other IB courses. https://www.cbu.ca/future-students/admissions/admission- requirements/canadian-applicants/ Policy on repeated Students cannot repeat a course more than 3 times. courses Policy on summer The same policies would apply with the exception of financial policies school, night school, online courses, and correspondence courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment following? ⬜ Neither Do you accept ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Students can defer their admission for up to one year. This excludes nursing and education. Reporting of Grades Official supporting documents include transcripts, credentials and proof of English Language Proficiency. To be considered official, documents must come directly from the issuing institution or be a notarized copy of the original. We do not accept photocopies or scanned documents. https://www.cbu.ca/future-students/admissions/admission- requirements/supporting-documentation/ English Proficiency Option 1: ICEAP NS - the exclusive local language training partner for Cape Requirements Breton University Option 2: TOEFL – 550 (Paper based), 213 (Computer based), 80 (Internet based) IELTS – Overall score: 6.5 with no band below 6.0 CAEL – 60 MELAB – 85 CANTEST – 4.5 (reading & listening), 4.0 (writing) Pearson PTE – 59 Duolingo English Test Score of 115 for undergraduate programs, diplomas and certificates. Score of 120 for Master of Business Administration, Bachelor of Education and Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas. Option 3: Previous education in English – Secondary school (Successful completion of at least 2 years of academic instruction), Post-secondary school (Successful completion of at least 30 credit hours) https://www.cbu.ca/future-students/admissions/admission- requirements/international-admissions/language-requirements/ Application Instructions Students choose only one program initially. If they are not granted acceptance, they can choose a second program if requirements are met Students can apply online through the following link: https://www.cbu.ca/apply- now/ Application Deadline & The application deadline for the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is Fee February 20th. The application deadline for all other fall semester programs is August 1st Domestic: $36.00, International $103.00, MBA-CED: $88.00 Timing of offers/grades If you’re applying as a Canadian student, you’ll hear from our team in used approximately two weeks. If you’re an international student, your application may take 6-8 weeks to be processed. Early admission is available to those students who have an average of at least 75% in the required courses at the Grade 11 level and are currently registered in the Grade 12 courses that satisfy the admission requirements for the academic programs to which they are applying RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Residence Application There is no set deadline for residence application Deadline & website https://housing.cbu.ca/StarRezPortal/Default.aspx?Params=L9ezxPcQnQuRGKTz F%2b4sxeNblvAA%2b26c SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Scholarships are awarded to students who have academically excelled in high school and are entering post-secondary education for the first time. Students with an average of 85% and higher are considered for scholarships. Bursary Information https://www.cbu.ca/future-students/scholarships-bursaries/ INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ● Cape Breton University (CBU) will lead a national research initiative on the importance of affordable rental housing for those in greatest need ● Cape Breton University (CBU) and Mi'kmaw Kina'matnewey (MK) signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to increase access to post-secondary education for Mi'kmaw people. ● Cape Breton University celebrated 115 faculty and staff who earned the first certificates of completion for “Learning About the L’nu Way”, a multifaceted learning experience that provides foundational knowledge of who the L’nu are, their history and their culture. ● CBU has begun a project to replace its legacy software systems to provide a better student and employee experience through the integration of Human Resources, Finance, Student Services, Recruitment, Admissions, Student Financial and Academic Records Management, Advancement and Communications & Marketing functions.
CONTACT INFORMATION Contact Information for Student Recruitment & Transition | [email protected] |604.986.1911 ext. 7468 Future Students & Counsellors/Career Advisors | capilanou.ca/recruitment |capilanou.ca/counsellors Counsellors Admissions Contact Admissions | [email protected] |604.984.4900 | capilanou.ca/admissions Registration, Records & Transcripts | [email protected] | 604.984.4900 Learning Resources Accessibility Services |[email protected] |604.983.7526 | Contacts & Websites capilanou.ca/accessibility Learning Specialist |[email protected] |604.984.1744 | capilanou.ca/learning-specialist Indigenous Recruitment Advisor | [email protected]|604.984.1762 x7253 capilanou.ca/first-nations Scholarships and Financial Aid & Awards Financial Aid Contact [email protected]|capilanou.ca/financial-aid INSTITUTION INFORMATION Main Campus Mailing 2055 Purcell Way, North Vancouver, BC V7J 3H5 Address Student Population Total of 9,556 students enrolled in credit programs & 3,242 of student population are International Students Number of Programs 97 programs – 13 Degree Programs Faculties Arts & Sciences | Business & Professional Studies | Fine & Applied Arts Education, Health & Human Development | Global & Community Studies ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Basic admissions information is included in the printed and online versions of the Requirements Capilano University Program Guide. We also include this information on our individual program web pages. Online Program Guide | capilanou.ca/request-viewbook Programs & Courses | capilanou.ca/programs Minimum Admissions Admission to Arts & Sciences | Final acceptance is based on grade 11 grades and proof Average of registration in grade 12 courses. A minimum GPA of 2.0 (60%) calculated on English 11, English Studies 12 or English First Peoples 12 and 2 academic Grade 11 or 12 courses. Admission to Business Administration | High School graduation; English 11 (C+) with proof of registration in English Studies 12 or English First Peoples 12; and MATH 11 (C) or other listed Math requirements for Business Programs |capilanou.ca/business Admission to other faculties / career programs | Programs may require a portfolio, supplemental documents, audition, particular academic subjects, a minimum GPA or have a selective or competitive admission process. Full admission requirements can be found at capilanou.ca/programs IB Credit Information Academic Advising & Course Planning | [email protected] | 604.984.4900 capilanou.ca/calendar AP Credit Information Academic Advising & Course Planning | [email protected] | 604.984.4900 capilanou.ca/calendar Policy on Repeated Students may choose to repeat course(s) in an attempt to enhance skills and learning, or Courses to improve their grade. A student may register for a particular course twice without permission of an instructor. For a third time attempt permission from instructor is required. The grades for all attempts will be recorded, however, only the higher grade will be used in the calculation of the CGPA
Do you require the □ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment X Neither following? Do you accept X Yes ⬜ No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Deferral Policy: If you are accepted to a non-competitive program you will be able to register for 3 major terms at Capilano without having to re-apply for admission. If you are applying to a competitive program please contact our admission team for more information. Reporting of Grades All applicants are able to upload their official transcripts or report cards through EPBC, if qualified these documents will be used to grant conditional or final admission as appropriate. There will be no more self-reporting of grades. English Proficiency TOEFL | 83 (internet) | 560 (paper) Requirements ELA | 145 IELTS (academic) | 6.5 overall, no one score less than 6 LPI Level 4 with an essay score of 26 (scores are valid for a maximum of 5 years after the date of the test) Other ways to meet the Language Requirements | capilanou.ca/requirements Application Instructions capilanou.ca/apply | Students can select two program choices when submitting an application. If accepted to both programs students will need to choose their preferred program. Application Deadline & Applications for admission for Fall term (September) can be submitted commencing Fee early October, 11 months prior of the intended intake. Applications for admission for Spring term (January) can be submitted commencing early February, 11 months prior of the intended intake. There are however, early application deadlines for specific programs. For these application dates refer to the program website at capilanou.ca/programs $50.00 | New domestic applicants and all applicants applying for readmission $135.00 | New international applicants Timing of offers/ grades Admission Offers will start to go out on October 2020 for non-competitive programs as used long as applicants are meeting the admission requirements with their Grade 11 grades and proof of grade 12 registration. For competitive programs please visit their websites for their own specific time lines or contact them directly RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing No – for prioritization criteria, see ‘how to apply’ tab at capilanou.ca/residence Application Deadline Application deadlines vary by term | capilanou.ca/residence and Website SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION Number of $2 million – total value of scholarships, bursaries & awards distributed in 2019- 2020. Scholarships Available Complete list of all scholarships, bursaries and awards | capilanou.ca/awards-guide First Year Scholarships Entrance Awards | March 1, 2021 | capilanou.ca/entrance-awards Current and returning Application deadlines vary by term | capilanou.ca/capilano-awards student awards Decision Criteria Varies by award | capilanou.ca/awards-guide
admissions.carleton.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information Tel: 613-520-3663 Toll Free: 1-888-354-4414 for Students admissions.carleton.ca. Contact Information Undergraduate Recruitment Office Director, Jennifer Elliott: for Counsellors Tel: 613-520-2600 ext. 8879 | Email: [email protected] Assistant Director, Melany Cullen: Tel: 613-520-2600 ext. 8713 | Email: [email protected] Learning Resources Centre for Student Academic Support Contact & Website Email: [email protected] | carleton.ca/csas Scholarships and Director, Perry Legakis: Tel: 613-520-3601 Financial Aid Email: [email protected] | carleton.ca/awards Contact Mailing Address 1125 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa, ON K1S 5B6 Student Population Approximately 31,000 full and part-time students. Number of Carleton University offers 22 undergraduate degree programs with over 100 majors, Programs concentrations and specializations. ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions High school diploma with four academic courses at the Grade 12 level. Prerequisite Requirements courses must be at the Grade 12 level with no individual grade below 60%. For prerequisites and basic admissions requirements for each program, visit admissions.carleton.ca/requirements. Minimum Varies depending on program. Please visit admissions.carleton.ca. Admissions Average IB Information IB students may be awarded advanced standing (transfer) credit for higher level subjects with a grade of 5 or better, subject to the discretion of the appropriate Faculty to a maximum of 3.0 credits. admissions.carleton.ca/requirements IB contact: [email protected] AP Information Completion of AP exams with a minimum grade of 4 will be granted advanced standing credit, subject to the discretion of the appropriate Faculty, to a maximum of 3.0 credits. Advanced standing will be assessed upon presentation of official AP exam results. admissions.carleton.ca/requirements AP contact: [email protected] Policy on repeated Carleton considers the best performance in any repeated high school course in the admission courses and scholarship assessment. There is no penalty for high school students who repeat courses. Policy on summer If the night/correspondence course is being completed during the normal school year, school, night the day school should be notified to update the student’s OUAC account with this school, online information. If completing any required courses during summer school, Carleton must courses, and be notified and final grades should be forwarded to Admissions Services as soon as possible. correspondence courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment ■ Neither following? Do you accept ⬜ Yes ■ No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy If you are unable to attend Carleton University for the term specified on your Offer of Admission, and you wish to postpone your studies, you may ask for deferred admission. Carleton University will not consider deferred admission for anyone admitted to a program that requires additional materials such as portfolios or auditions in the decision-making process. Reporting of Grades Carleton receives British Columbia grades electronically. However, to be assessed for an early offer of admission, students are strongly encouraged to send high school transcripts showing mid-term and/or final marks for grade 12 courses. English Proficiency Students presenting the English language test scores in the chart below may be eligible for an Requirements offer of admission with no ESL requirement and may begin full-time studies. Students with a language test score below those listed may still be eligible for an offer of admission, but with an English language requirement (Foundation Program required). admissions.carleton.ca/esl English Language Tests Score Canadian Academic English Language 70 Assessment (CAEL) Internet-based TOEFL 86 (min. 22 in writing and speaking and 20 in reading and listening) IELTS 6.5 IELTS (min. 6.0 in each band) MELAB 85 (min. score of 80 on each section) Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic 60 (min. 60 in each Communicative Skill)
Application All students interested in Carleton must apply online through the Ontario Universities’ Application Instructions Centre (OUAC) website at ouac.on.ca. The order in which you rank universities on your OUAC application will not affect your consideration for admission, residence, or scholarships at Carleton. However, the order in which you indicate your choices is important if you are applying for more than one program at Carleton. Carleton can only issue one offer of admission at a time, and where possible, your highest ranked choice will be considered first. If you qualify for your first choice, you will receive an offer of admission to that program. However, all of your program choices will be considered for eligibility. If you do not qualify for your first choice, your application will be assessed for your second choice according to the same process described above. Application Deadline The general application deadline for Fall admission is June 1. Some programs have early & Fee application deadlines and some programs require additional material (admissions.carleton.ca/requirements/additional-admission-requirements). Visit www.ouac.on.ca for fees information. Timing of Offers of admission are made on rolling basis. Each time Carleton receives new grades we offers/grades used reassess to determine eligibility. Apply at www.ouac.on.ca/ouac-105. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ■ Yes ⬜ No Residence Students are required to pay the deposit, complete the Residence Information Form Application Deadline (available at central.carleton.ca) and accept the residence offer by & website 4:30 p.m. (EDT) on June 8, 2021 to confirm their space. SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year High school students who are admitted to Carleton University with an admission average of 80 Scholarships per cent or better will automatically be considered for a renewable Entrance Scholarship. No additional application is required. Entrance Scholarships are renewable over the first 4 years of an undergraduate degree with A- standing (10.0 annual GPA). Students with a 90% admission average and extracurricular activities are eligible to apply for one of our Prestige Scholarships by March 1. Other program-specific scholarships are available. Last year, more than 12,000 scholarships and bursaries totaling over $24 million were awarded to undergraduate students. carleton.ca/awards Guaranteed Automatic Entrance Scholarships Scholarship Number of Scholarships & Value Admission Average Program Unlimited @ $16,000; $4,000 x 4 years; renewable* 95 – 100% Unlimited @ $12,000; $3,000 x 4 years; renewable* 90 – 94.9% Unlimited @ $8,000; $2,000 x 4 years; renewable* 85 – 89.9% Unlimited @ $4,000; $1,000 x 4 years; renewable* 80 – 84.9% *Renewable with an A- standing (annual GPA of 10.0). Bursary Information To be considered for an Entrance Bursary or Leadership Bursary students must apply online by June 30. carleton.ca/awards INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS • The Bachelor of Economics has added a new concentration in Economic Data Science. • The Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science in Psychology have introduced the new stream of Mental Health and Well-Being. • Carleton has added new minors in Performance in the Public Sphere, Quebec Studies, Criminology and Criminal Justice, Korean Modern Languages and News Media. • The Bachelor of Computer Science now requires both Advanced Functions (MHF4U) and Calculus (MCV4U). The minimum cut-off range has been increased to 85-88%. • There are so many ways to connect with Carleton University! This year, we are offering a number of online events and webinars to connect you to Carleton and answer your questions. Visit our website to find out more: admissions.carleton.ca
w ww.concordia.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Elizabeth Sterritt - Student Recruitment Officer Students T: (514) 848-2424 ext. 4775 E: [email protected] Contact Information for Elizabeth Sterritt - Student Recruitment Officer Counsellors T: (514) 848-2424 ext. 4775 E: [email protected] Learning Resources Student Success Centre Contact & Website T: 514-848-2424, ext. 3921 E: [email protected] Scholarships and Financial Aid and Awards: concordia.ca/offices/faao Financial Aid Contact T: 514-848-2424 ext. 3507 E: [email protected] Mailing Address 1455 De Maisonneuve Blvd. W. Montreal, Quebec, Canada, H3G 1M8 Student Population 51,900 Number of Programs 110+ undergraduate programs ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions High school diploma with a minimum of four Grade 12 academic courses from the Requirements approved list, one of which must be English 12 or English 12 First Peoples. List of approved Grade 12 courses available here: http://www.concordia.ca/admissions/undergraduate/requirements/canada.html Minimum Admissions ● Faculty of Arts and Science: Varies per program, minimum C+. BSc requires Average Math and two of Biology, Chemistry, Physics. ● John Molson School of Business: B overall with B in Math ● Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science: Varies per program, BEng minimum B- overall with B- in Math and Physics. CompSci minimum B+ overall with B+ in Math ● Faculty of Fine Arts: Minimum C+ overall, plus portfolio/audition requirement IB Information Applicants who present the full IB diploma with a minimum total of 26 points will be given transfer credit up to a full year. Minimum grade requirements vary per program. Those who have done IB courses as part of their grade 12 curriculum will be given transfer credit for any HL courses completed with a final grade of 4 or higher. AP Information Students who have successfully passed AP examinations in appropriate subjects with a grade of 3* or better may be granted some advanced standing. *Some subjects require a grade of 4. Visit www.concordia.ca/admissions/AP for a list of accepted AP courses. Policy on repeated For all programs we will use the mark from the second attempt. courses Policy on summer As long as the courses are academic courses that count towards the high school school, night school, diploma, they can be used in the admissions calculation. online courses, and correspondence courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment X Neither following? Do you accept ⬜ Yes No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy We generally do not accept deferrals. In light of the current global pandemic, we are being flexible. Reporting of Grades Students can upload an electronic version of their most recent transcript. Official copies of final Grade 12 transcripts will be requested once an admission decision is made and the final grades are available. English Proficiency ● TOEFL: 90 for Direct Admission, 75 for Direct Admission with additional Requirements language courses in first year ● IELTS: 7 for Direct Admission, 6 (with no score under 5.5) for Direct Admission with additional language courses in first year For other accepted language tests and scores: concordia.ca/ugrad-elp Application Instructions Students can fill out an application at www.concordia.ca/apply and can select up to three program choices in order of preference. Students will receive only one offer of admission and evaluation of subsequent choices ends once a student is accepted into a program. Application Deadline & March 1 for Fall entry, November 1 for Winter entry. $103.50 application fee Fee Timing of offers/grades Concordia bases the conditional admission decision on Grade 12 marks used (mid-term/interim marks, or final first-term marks). We do not make admission decisions based solely on Grade 11 marks. Therefore, admission offers will start to be sent out in the winter, once the student has submitted Grade 12 mid-term marks. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing In light of the current global pandemic, we will not offer guaranteed housing for Fall 2021. Residence Application Residence is closed for fall 2020 and winter 2021. We are currently monitoring Deadline & website the situation and will update the following page with residence decisions for fall 2021. concordia.ca/students/housing SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Entrance Scholarships are offered to newly admitted full-time students with top academic ranking. Students are automatically considered for them when they apply. Please visit concordia.ca/offices/faao for details. Guaranteed Scholarship n/a Program Bursary Information Criteria varies by bursary. To apply, complete the Entrance Bursary form on MyConcordia.ca or visit concordia.ca/offices/faao for details. INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ● A next-generation university located in the vibrant and multicultural city of Montreal, Concordia. http://www.concordia.ca/about.html ● Small class sizes, modern facilities, downtown Montreal, possibilities for interdisciplinary studies. More details: concordia.ca/find-your-program ● Get hands on work experience with our Co-op program. Available in many programs within the Faculties of Arts & Science, Gina Cody School of Engineering & Computer Science and the John Molson School of Business. More details: concordia.ca/academics/co-op
concordia.ab.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Lang MacDougall Students Brandon Wong [email protected] 780-479-8481 Contact Information for Angela Campbell – Assistant Registrar, Recruitment Counsellors [email protected] 780-479-9221 Learning Resources Chelsey McLeod Contact & Website [email protected] Scholarships and Margie Schoepp Financial Aid Contact [email protected] Mailing Address 7128 Ada Blvd Edmonton, AB T5B 4E4 Student Population ~2800 Number of Programs We offer over 45 majors and minors in the fields of Arts, Science, and Management, two after-degree programs, four masters degrees, and several graduate certificates and diplomas. ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Five program-specific Grade 12 subjects including English Language Arts Requirements https://concordia.ab.ca/future-students/admissions/requirements/ Minimum Admissions 60% minimum average – Arts, Science Average 65% minimum average – Management, Dual Degrees Admission is competitive; meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. Apply Early! IB Information ADVANCED STANDING concordia.ab.ca/ib AP Information ADVANCED STANDING concordia.ab.ca/ap Policy on repeated N/A courses Policy on summer N/A school, night school, online courses, and correspondence courses Do you require the N/A following? Do you accept Class and Departmental marks required. Challenge exams? Deferral Policy N/A Reporting of Grades Grades are reported through Apply Alberta and official transcripts. Grades can be listed as final or in progress through Apply Alberta. English Proficiency TOEFL iBT score of 80 or PBT (paper-based test) score of 550. Requirements IELTS ACADEMIC. The minimum satisfactory score is 6.0 with no band below 5.5.
All applicants whose first language is not English are required to demonstrate fulfillment of English language requirements, regardless of citizenship or country of origin as outlined in our academic calendar.
Many tests accepted.
Application Instructions concordia.ab.ca/apply; applyalberta.ca
Students submit one application listing a first choice program and an optional second choice program. Students will receive an offer letter for the first program for which they qualify.
Application Deadline & Application fee $50 Fee Intake Open Close Spring/Summer 2021 October 1, 2020 March 1, 2021 Fall 2021 October 1, 2020 June 30, 2021 Winter 2022 January 14, 2021 November 1, 2021 Timing of offers/grades Applications are assessed on a rolling basis. Applicants receive an email/letter 3 used weeks after receipt of application. We use students self-declared grades in ApplyAlberta for conditional admission and provide clear admission upon receipt of final transcripts.
Where applicable, applicants are advised to submit all transcripts and supporting documents as soon as they become available. Students studying at other institutions at the time of application are encouraged to forward interim transcripts or marks to Concordia University of Edmonton and to send final official transcripts immediately after they have completed their studies. This is important to ensure consideration for early admission and entrance scholarships. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing N/A Residence Application Applications for Fall-Winter 2021-2022 & Fall 2021 only open February 2, 2021; Deadline & website Winter 2022 is tentatively scheduled to open on October 1, 2021. No application fee! It is strongly recommended that students apply for Residence Life as soon as possible to secure a spot. An Online Services account is required to complete the application process; visit the webpage. SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships University Entrance Scholarship deadline April 1. Student are automatically assessed upon application. Guaranteed Scholarship The University Entrance Scholarship provides guaranteed renewable scholarships Program to high school students who present a minimum award average of 75%. Value varies according to applicant’s award average. Scholarship recipients are identified through the admission process. Deadline is April 1. Bursary Information https://concordia.ab.ca/student-services/financial-aid/bursaries/ The Concordia University of Edmonton bursary is meant to supplement, not replace, other financial assistance. Deadlines: Fall Term: October 15th Winter Term: February 1st INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS The Concordia Commitment: The Concordia Commitment will guarantee that, if students have met the criteria over the course of their studies, and have not been able to secure career-related employment within six months of graduation, or move on to graduate or professional studies, they will be eligible to return to Concordia University of Edmonton for another year of undergraduate classes free of charge. For further information about the program, concordia.ab.ca/cuecommitment
Jump Start: Jump Start allows students in Grade 11 to apply to Concordia with their Grade 11 grades. Students interested in applying early may do so from January 1 - June 15 of the year they are in Grade 11. Arts and Science applicants must show an overall average of 65% in their Grade 11 courses and Management and Dual Degrees applicants must show an overall average of 72%. Final admission is dependent on students completing their relevant grade 12 courses and achieving minimum entrance averages for the program they have applied.
INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Kaitlyn Zajdlik, Assistant Registrar – Recruitment Students [email protected] Contact Information for Kaitlyn Zajdlik, Assistant Registrar – Recruitment Counsellors [email protected] Learning Resources Contact Student Accessibility Center & Website [email protected] dal.ca/access Scholarships and Financial Pamela Goodwin, Assistant Registrar – Financial Aid Aid Contact [email protected] dal.ca/moneymatters Mailing Address 6299 South St., PO Box 15000 Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 4R2 Student Population 19, 557 Number of Programs 200 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions • Five subjects required. One of: English Studies 12, English 12 First Requirements Peoples or Français Langue Premiere 12 required for all programs • Except for Music, Arts, Health Promotion and Therapeutic Recreation, all programs require Math • Science, Medical Science, Computer Science, Engineering, Bio-Veterinary Science and Agriculture all require completion one of Pre-Calculus 12 or Calculus 12 • All other programs including Commerce, Kinesiology, etc. will accept Foundations of Math 12, Statistics 12, Pre-Calculus 12 or Calculus 12 dal.ca/admissions for more information Minimum Admissions 70% - 80% Average IB Information Minimum score of 26 points required, including bonus points. Transfer credits considered for HL courses with scores of 5, 6 or 7, including Theory of Knowledge course dal.ca/ib
AP Information Select courses with national exam scores of 4 or 5 are eligible for transfer credits dal.ca/ap
Policy on repeated courses Dalhousie only considers the highest grade from the class. Students are not penalized for repeating courses Policy on summer school, Dalhousie weighs all courses the same, so long as the student receives a grade in night school, online the course (not pass/fail). courses, and correspondence courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment ⬜ following? Neither Do you accept Challenge ⬜ Yes ⬜ No exams? Deferral Policy Students can defer up to one year for most programs. Some competitive programs, such as Nursing and Medical Science are not deferrable. Student should complete our online Deferral Request Form dal.ca/defer Reporting of Grades Students applying in our Early Admissions Period (October – February 1) are asked to self-report grades in the online application In our Regular Admissions Period (February 1 onwards), we ask for an official transcript either mailed or sent directly from Guidance Counsellor or school portal. Can be emailed to [email protected] dal.ca/applynow English Proficiency • IELTS – 6.5 (no band below 6.0) Requirements • TOEFL – 90 (no band less than 20) Students can complete ESL training at Dalhousie through College of Continuing Education. More information at dal.ca/esl Application Instructions Online application can be found at dal.ca/applynow Students can apply to up to three (3) programs in one application. Students should rank these programs by admission preference. Students will be assessed for their first choice program. If they cannot be granted admissions at that time, we will continue review second and third choices. May receive more than one offer, upon reviewing further grades. Application Deadline & Fee Application deadline is June 1 $70.00 application fee Timing of offers/grades Offers are sent for most programs through rolling admissions. Nursing program used has set admission offer dates. During Early Admissions (Mid-October to February 1) offers may be sent in 2 – 4 weeks upon receiving a complete application. Grade 11 marks are used at this time for predicted Grade 12 marks During Regular Admissions Period (February 1 onwards), offers may be sent 3 – 6 weeks of receiving completed application. Only Grade 12 marks are used at this time. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Direct from high school students guaranteed residence, so long as students apply before the Residence Application Deadline Residence Application June 15 Deadline & website dal.ca/residence SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships General Entrance Awards are available for students coming directly from high school. Over $24M in awards offered through this program • Entrance Awards application required + transcript need to be submitted prior to deadline • Awarded based on a combination of the following: academics, extra- curriculars, leadership, community service and financial need • March 1 Deadline for online application and transcript receipt • dal.ca/entranceawards Guaranteed Scholarship No guaranteed scholarship program. All students are encouraged to apply for Program General Entrance Awards Bursary Information Bursary Applications open at the beginning of each semester (September, January and May) and are based on financial need INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ● Ranked in top 100 in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings ● Voted as a top 10 university in Canada in graduate employability ● New Co-Op program introduced for the Environment, Sustainability and Society program ● Faculty of Agriculture located in Truro, Nova Scotia on full-working farm campus
https://www.ecuad.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Yvonne Hachkowski, Admissions Advisor – [email protected] Students Contact Information for Joni Taylor, Coordinator of Student Recruitment – [email protected] Counsellors Learning Resources Contact & www.ecuad.ca Website Scholarships and Financial Aid Sara McLaren, Financial Aid Advisor, [email protected] Contact Mailing Address 520 East 1st Avenue, Vancouver, BC V5T 0H2 Student Population 1900 Number of Programs • Three Bachelor Degrees: Bachelor of Design, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Media Arts • Eleven Majors • Three Minors https://www.ecuad.ca/academics/undergraduate-degrees • Two Graduate Degrees: Master’s in Fina Arts, Master’s in Design • One low residency degree: Master’s in Fine Arts https://www.ecuad.ca/academics/graduate-degrees ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Five grade 12 subjects, including Requirements • English 12 with a minimum grade of 'C', • two other grade 12 academic courses and • two grade 12 elective courses. Portfolio Submission – see this link for portfolio requirements: https://www.ecuad.ca/admissions/application-info/undergraduate- applications/portfolio-requirements Minimum Admissions Average • The minimum overall grade point average is 2.5 or C+ or 67%. https://www.ecuad.ca/admissions/application-info/undergraduate-applications/first- year-academic-requirements IB Information 3 Higher Level and 3 Standard Level subjects. A minimum requirement of 24 points is recommended to be considered for admission. First year university transfer credit will be awarded to students who achieve a grade of at least 5 or higher in Higher Level courses in courses that are approved as equivalent to Emily Carr University required courses. See https://www.ecuad.ca/admissions/application-info/undergraduate-applications/first- year-academic-requirements
Please contact: Yvonne Hachkowski, Admissions Advisor – [email protected] AP Information Emily Carr University recognizes the value of AP courses. First year university transfer credit will be awarded to students who achieve a grade of 4 or higher in courses that are approved as equivalent to Emily Carr University required courses https://www.ecuad.ca/admissions/application-info/undergraduate-applications/first- year-academic-requirements Please contact: Yvonne Hachkowski, Admissions Advisor – [email protected] Policy on repeated courses Policy on summer school, Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all Fall 2020 courses are online. See this link for night school, online courses, https://www.ecuad.ca/covid19. and correspondence courses Do you require the following? ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment Neither Do you accept Challenge Yes ⬜ No exams? Deferral Policy Deferrals are only accepted in the case of illness and a doctor’s note is required. Reporting of Grades Only official documents are accepted and must be either hand-delivered or mailed to: Transcripts for Admission Emily Carr University of Art + Design 520 East 1st Avenue Vancouver, BC V5T 0H2 Canada. https://www.ecuad.ca/admissions/application-info/undergraduate- applications/transcripts English Proficiency • TOEFL: minimum of 84 out of 120 total points including a minimum score in each Requirements of the four skills; Speaking 20/30, Reading 20/30, Writing 18/30, and Listening 20/30. • IELTS: minimum band 6.5, with no component less than 6.0 See this link for complete information: https://www.ecuad.ca/admissions/application- info/undergraduate-applications/english-language-proficiency Application Instructions • Please apply here: https://www.ecuad.ca/admissions/application- info/undergraduate-applications • Applicants may apply to only one program per intake. Application Deadline & Fee • Applications open on Sept 15th and close on Jan 15th. • $70 application fee • $12 portfolio submission fee Timing of offers/grades used • Offers are mailed and emailed by April 1 • We will evaluate grade 11 grades or a combination of grade 11 and 12 grades in the interim until the applicant’s grade 12 grades are available. • We do not offer early admission RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜ Yes No Residence Application We do not offer on-campus housing, however we do have a Housing Office which aids Deadline & website students in finding housing recourses. Please contact [email protected] SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Several entrance scholarships, each in the amount of full tuition for study in the Foundation year awarded to BC high school students planning on attending Emily Carr directly after graduation from grade 12. See : https://www.ecuad.ca/admissions/scholarships-and-financial-aid/scholarships-for- incoming-students Guaranteed Scholarship You need not apply for an entrance scholarship, but you will be immediately qualified to Program receive one when you apply to Emily Carr. Selection will be made on a combination of your academic and artistic merit.
Bursary Information Please see this link: https://www.ecuad.ca/admissions/scholarships-and-financial- aid/scholarships-for-incoming-students INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS • Our Bachelor of Media Arts offers four new majors: 2D Animation, 2D Animation, Film + Screen Arts, and New Media + Sound Arts • New state of the art campus (2018) • Established in 1925, Emily Carr University of Art + Design is the only specialized, accredited, public, post-secondary university in British Columbia solely devoted to education and research in the creative sector and its associated knowledge economy. We merge research, critical theory and studio practice in an interdisciplinary environment, strengthening our work by the integration of our personal and professional practices.
https://www.fdu.edu/campuses/vancouver-campus/ INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Contact Person: Jesmin Subba, Student Recruitment Officer Students [email protected] General e-mail: [email protected] Admissions Office: [email protected] Contact Information for Jesmin Subba, Student Recruitment Officer Counsellors [email protected] Learning Resources David O’Reilly, Deputy Campus Executive Contact & Website [email protected] Scholarships and Natalia Kharitonova, Director of Admissions Financial Aid Contact [email protected] Mailing Address 842 Cambie street, Vancouver BC, V6B 2P6 Student Population 980 Number of Programs 3 Undergraduate programs; 2 Master level programs ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions (Four or more) Approved academic units at Grade 12 level Requirements For full list please refer to the website: https://www.fdu.edu/campuses/vancouver- campus/admissions/undergraduate-admissions/canadian-students/ Minimum Admissions Minimum grade of “C” in the required courses Average IB Information IB courses may be eligible for credit transfer. Expected grades can be submitted together with the application. IB Diploma/ Certificates: 5 or higher per Higher Level exam for transfer credits AP Information Advanced placement credit will be given to students who have taken college-level courses in secondary school and have achieved the appropriate test score on the College Board Advanced Placement Examination. Please see the full list of accepted courses: https://www.fdu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/metro-ap- policy.pdf Policy on repeated FDU will consider repeated courses if they were used to fulfil the requirements for courses graduation, however the previous attempts will also be taken into account for scholarship eligibility evaluation. Policy on summer FDU will accept approved courses taken in various formats. school, night school, online courses, and correspondence courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment Neither following? Do you accept Yes only for Bachelor of Arts in Individualized studies (BAIS) ⬜ No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy When accepting the University Offer through the Applicant’s portal, the students will have an option to accept for the term they applied for or defer to the next available term. Reporting of Grades Students should attach copies of their unofficial transcripts with their on-line application. Students currently taking Grade 12 course should include the list of courses they are registered in. Official Final transcripts are required before the program start date. English Proficiency An applicant whose native language is not English is required to submit one of Requirements the following results of English Proficiency to the Office of International Admissions. IELTS: 6.0; TOEFL: 70; Duolingo – Score of 100 or above; Completion of English 12 with grade C or above. For full list of acceptable tests please refer to the website: https://www.fdu.edu/campuses/vancouver- campus/admissions/english-proficiency/ Application Instructions Online Application:https://www.applyweb.com/fdu/index.ftl. Full instructions on how to apply can be found on the website: https://www.fdu.edu/campuses/vancouver-campus/admissions/undergraduate- admissions/canadian-students/ Application Deadline & NO APPLICATION FEE – Undergraduate Programs Fee Rolling admission up until the start of the semester*. *Early applications are encouraged to secure scholarship offers. Timing of offers/grades Overall performance in 3 final years of High School is considered. used Grade 11 grades are used for conditional early admission into the Bachelor level programs. The list of courses the student registered for in Grade 12 has to be submitted together with the on-line application. Rolling admission applies to early applicants as well. First early offers start to be sent in January. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing Yes Homestay only ⬜ No Residence Application https://www.fdu.edu/campuses/vancouver-campus/living-vancouver/ Deadline & website SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Every application is reviewed for scholarship eligibility, no separate application required. Merit-based scholarships ranging from USD $12,660 to USD $18,990 per academic year are awarded to domestic students who have the equivalent of a “B” or higher secondary school grade point average. Scholarships are renewable for each academic year, contingent upon successful academic performance. For full list of available scholarships, please refer to: https://www.fdu.edu/campuses/vancouver-campus/admissions/scholarships-aid/ Guaranteed Scholarship No separate application is required. Merit based scholarships are awarded based Program on specific criteria that include: high school overall CGPA; performance in approved academic units; test results. Optional: SAT (ACT) scores if applicable. Global Scholars Scholarship: Broad-based review is completed for Global Scholars Scholarship Eligibility For more details, please refer to the website section: How do scholarships work: https://www.fdu.edu/campuses/vancouver-campus/admissions/scholarships-aid/ Bursary Information Study Grants of US$3,780 per academic year are also available for students admitted to the Vancouver Campus INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU), is a not-for-profit, non-sectarian, multi-campus institution with four campuses globally - two campuses in New Jersey, one campus in Oxfordshire, England, and the Vancouver Campus in British Columbia, Canada. FDU is focused on a mission of providing global education. FDU currently has an enrollment of 11,500 full- and part-time students with approximately 1,000 students in Vancouver, Canada. Fairleigh Dickinson University Vancouver Campus embodies the University’s history of preparing world citizens through global education by offering professional degree programs to students with majors in Business Administration, Information Technology, and Hospitality Management Studies. FDU aspires to be the most personal and globally focused university in Canada. It positions itself as an American university offering degrees in Canada and seeks students who are looking for a supportive, intimate environment that is also part of a comprehensive university. FDU is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and accredited by the British Columbia Ministry of Advanced Education. Students from over 60 countries study at the Vancouver Campus.
Highlights of FDU Vancouver Campus: • AACSB accredited Business program • Undergraduate and Graduate degrees are accredited in both U.S and Canada • Opportunity to study in FDU’s New Jersey Campus in U.S and Wroxton Campus in U.K while keeping the same scholarship and tuition amount from Vancouver • #8 World ranking for the best Hospitality and Hotel management schools by CEO World Magazine 2020 • Generous Domestic and International Student Scholarships (From US $14,640 to US $73,320 over 4 years program) • Embracing Global Citizenship and multiculturalism (980 Students from over 70 different countries) • United Nations Affiliation: FDU is one of the first Universities to have NGO status with the U.N. which provides FDU students with opportunities to attend special United Nations events. • Award- winning Model United Nations Team • Strong Academic and student support program: Free Writing tutoring and peer-tutoring service, academic advising and free student counselling services.
INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Serena Catania – Admissions and Recruitment, Territory Manager Students (Western Canada) [email protected] Contact Information for Serena Catania – Admissions and Recruitment, Territory Manager Counsellors (Western Canada) [email protected] Learning Resources Serena Catania – Admissions and Recruitment, Territory Manager Contact & Website (Western Canada) [email protected] www.HuronUC.ca Scholarships and Jane Parker – Financial Aid Financial Aid Contact [email protected] Mailing Address Huron at Western 1349 Western Rd. London, ON N6G 1H3 Student Population 1,200 Number of Programs Faculty of Arts & Social Science, Management and Organizational Studies ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Arts & Social Sciences Requirements English 12 Four additional academic 12 courses
Management & Organizational Studies English 12 Math 12, Pre-Calculus or Calculus Three additional academic 12 courses Minimum Admissions Final admission averages are stated in the applicant’s official offer of Average admission letter IB Information https://huronatwestern.ca/admissions-enrolment/canadian-high-school AP Information https://huronatwestern.ca/admissions-enrolment/canadian-high-school Policy on repeated We will accept, and will use the higher grade on a repeated course in the courses final average calculation. Policy on summer We do not penalize students for completing/repeating a course during school, night school, Summer school, or through an accredited online institution – however, we online courses, and assess these credits/transcripts on a case by case basis. correspondence courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment following? ⬜ Numeracy assessment X Neither Do you accept Huron does not accept Challenge marks as part of the GPA calculation for Challenge exams? admission Deferral Policy Deferrals are only granted when final official marks are received and students must accept their offer to be granted their deferral. They will still have to reapply this year for the September 2022 intake, and must meet all conditions of their offer of admission. Reporting of Grades Students can submit their interim/self-reported grades directly to their Admissions Officer, or through their Huron Self-Service Account English Proficiency https://huronatwestern.ca/international Requirements Application Instructions Students can apply through the OUAC. They can apply to Management and Organizational Studies and/or Arts/Social Sciences. They may be admitted to both, one, or neither. Application Deadline & June 1st, 2021 Fee Timing of offers/grades We begin extending offer so admission as early as December. We may use used grade-11 marks, or a combination of grade-11 and grade-12 marks for early admission. Admissions are done on a rolling basis. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing We do not guarantee housing for all first year students. Residence Application Application deadline is June 3, 2021 Deadline & website https://huronatwestern.ca/residence-application SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Automatic renewable entrance scholarships begin at $1500 at an 82% average. Huron’s National Scholarship is a one time entrance scholarship of $1000 for Canadian students applying to Huron from a province outside of Ontario. Guaranteed Scholarship Final Admissions Average Value of Award Program 82.00% to 84.9% $6,000 ($1500/year) 85.00% to 89.9% $10,000 ($2,500/year) 90.00% to 94.9% $12,000 ($3000/year) 95% and above $14,000 ($3,500/year) Bursary Information Jane Parker – Financial Aid [email protected]
Bursaries are dependent upon a student’s financial need; they are not merit-based.
INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
● Internships are guaranteed for every Huron student (regardless of program of study) ● New 40 million dollar building set to be complete in 2021 – student centre, theatre, classrooms, etc. ● We are the only Ontario University to partner with the Harvard Business School ● Any Honors Specialization in a BA at Huron can be combined with the HBA at the Ivey Business School for a Combined Degree (2 degrees in 5 years)
www.kings.uwo.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Erin Cronsberry Admissions and Liaison Officer [email protected] Students and Counsellors Learning Resources [email protected] or 519-433-3491 ext. 7800 Contact & Website https://www.kings.uwo.ca/current-students/student-affairs/accessibility-services/ Scholarships and Student Financial Services [email protected] 1.800.265.44606 x 4319 Financial Aid Contact Mailing Address 266 Epworth Ave London ON, N6A 2M3 Student Population 3,500 Number of Programs Social Sciences • Arts and Humanities • Management and Organizational Studies • Childhood and Social Institutions • Social Justice and Peace Studies • Thanatology • Disability Studies • Finance and Wealth Management (collaborative program with Fanshawe College) • Catholic Studies for Teachers • Foundations in Western Thought and Civilization • Social Work (BSW and MSW). Students who graduate with Degrees in French or Social Justice and Peace will be guaranteed a spot in Westerns Faculty of Education. ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions English 12 or English First Peoples 12 plus 4 additional academic courses. Requirements *Calculus 12 or Pre Calculus 12 are required for the BMOS program and Finance and Wealth Management. https://www.kings.uwo.ca/future-students/admissions/admission- requirements/high-school/british-columbia-yukon/ Minimum Admissions 79-80% Average IB Information IB Diploma Predicted Scores 28+ Final Scores 24 with no section less than 4 Transfer credit on HL Courses with 5 or higher https://www.kings.uwo.ca/future-students/admissions/admission- requirements/high-school/international-baccalaureate/ AP Information External Exams are eligible for transfer credit. Submit College Board exam scores directly to King’s. https://www.kings.uwo.ca/future-students/admissions/admission- requirements/high-school/advanced-placement/ Policy on repeated Highest average achieved is used in admissions and scholarship consideration. courses Policy on summer All Ministry approved courses are accepted. school, night school, online courses, and correspondence courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment following? ⬜ Neither Do you accept ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Email our Admissions Office for a deferral request. Deferrals require $200 deposit. Reporting of Grades Please self – report grades when available for early consideration. https://www.kings.uwo.ca/future-students/admissions/forms/self-reported-grades/ English Proficiency TOEFL: 85 on Internet Based Test (IBT) with no section less than 20. Requirements IELTS: 6.5 no section less than 6.0. ESL Programs: KEY and QuickStart https://www.kings.uwo.ca/future-students/admissions/admission- requirements/english-proficiency/ Application Instructions Applications are available on the Ontario Universities Applications Center www.ouac.on.ca . Official transcripts, documents and self reported grades should be sent to King’s directly. Application Deadline & OUAC – Base $156 (three choices) + $50 per additional choice Fee Timing of offers/grades Early offers on grade 11 grades in January/ February. Offers of admission are used issued on a rolling basis as new grades are received. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Residence Application Residence Application Deadline : June 1st. http://www.kings.uwo.ca/current- Deadline & website students/student-life/housing-and-residence/residence-fees/ SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Entrance Scholarship Applications deadline : April 30th and Bursary Information https://www.kings.uwo.ca/current-students/money-matters/scholarships-awards- and-bursaries/ Guaranteed Scholarship No Deadline. Unlimited and Guaranteed. Program High School Entrance Scholarship for Scholarship Arts and Humanities 82.0-84.9% $1500 82.0-84.9 $3000 85.0-89.9% $2500 85.0-87.9% $3500 90.0-94.9% $3000 88.0-89.9% $4000 95%+ $3500 90.0+ $4500 *calculated on 5.0 courses, including pre-requisites Continuing scholarships available in years 2,3,4 (80%+) INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS **New** Major in Human Rights Studies This is a new collaborative degree program that integrates approaches from across the disciplines to provide students with critical understanding of, and experience in, the growing field of human rights. Students will engage with expert faculty and practitioners on a wide range of topics related to the origins and development of human rights, and to their contemporary application in various fields of study and practice, including law, education, journalism, humanitarian relief and law enforcement.
**New** Minor in Analytics and Decision Sciences (ADS) Analytics and Decision Sciences is an interdisciplinary minor focusing on the intersection between data and decision making. The ADS minor can be combined with any module, allowing for the completion of, for example, a psychology or philosophy honors specialization with a minor in analytics. The ADS Minor will appeal to students who like solving puzzles, coding and working with numbers, as well as for students drawn to management, business and/or social sciences. Students will benefit from the concrete career skills and experiential learning with extensive labs, tutorials, and projects.
www.kpu.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Website: http://www.kpu.ca/future-students/ Students Phone: 604.599.3030 Email: [email protected] Contact Information for Nicole Poole – Manager of Domestic Recruitment Phone: 604.599.2525 Counsellors Email: [email protected] Learning Resources Contact Website: www.kpu.ca/learningcentres Contact: Lyn Benn, Director, Student Development & & Website Success Phone: 604.599.2467 Email: [email protected] Scholarships and Financial Website: www.kpu.ca/awards Contact: Teresa McLeod, Scholarship and Awards Aid Contact Coordinator Phone: 604.599.2278 Email:[email protected] Mailing Address Kwantlen Polytechnic University, 12666 72nd Avenue, Surrey, BC V3W 2M8 Student Population 20 000 Number of Programs Over 140 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions High school graduation and English 12 with a minimum of a “C+” (67%) or equivalent. Requirements www.kpu.ca/admission/requirements For English 12 and all other provincially examinable courses KPU will accept the blended (classroom + provincial) grade OR the classroom grade, whichever is higher. Minimum Admissions Undergraduate programs often have additional entrance requirements. Please see Average www.kpu.ca/calendar for a full list of program requirements. IB Information International Baccalaureate students are eligible for admission on the basis of successful completion of the IB Diploma and/or secondary school graduation. To be considered for admission applicants are required to meet KPU’s admission requirements. https://www.kpu.ca/transfercredit/baccalaureate AP Information All Advanced Placement (AP) courses are considered for admission in combination with an approved high school graduation credential. Transfer credit will be assessed upon receipt of an official College Board AP transcript. https://www.kpu.ca/transfercredit/placement Policy on repeated courses KPU will accept the higher grade of the repeated high school course. Policy on summer school, KPU will accept high school courses completed in summer school, night school, online, or night school, online courses, through correspondence. Official transcripts need to be submitted prior to our document and correspondence courses deadline to be considered for admission. Do you require the following? ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment ⬜ Neither Do you accept Challenge ⬜ Yes ⬜ No exams? Deferral Policy Students can request a deferral of their offer of admission and confirmation deposit for up to one year. Requests for deferred admission are not available to students admitted to limited intake programs. KPU will grant deferral requests in exceptional circumstances, on a case‐ by‐case basis as approved by the office of the registrar and deferral deadlines will be posted online. Attendance at another postsecondary institution will invalidate an approved deferral. Reporting of Grades Official transcripts must be submitted for the most recent high school an applicant attended, and all post-secondary institutions an applicant attended. Current BC high school students must complete a request to have their transcripts sent to KPU through STS. If you are a BC high school student applying to select limited intake programs (as listed on the form), please submit the Self-Reporting Form no later than March 1. https://www.kpu.ca/admission/transcripts English Proficiency Completion of BC English Studies 12 , English First Peoples 12 or Literary Studies 12 with Requirements a minimum grade of C+ (or equivalents); As part of the Adult Dogwood Diploma, completion of English Studies 12 with a minimum grade of C+ ; Completion of IB (International Baccalaureate) English A (HL or SL) with a minimum grade of 3 (or C+); Completion of AP (Advanced Placement) English Language and Composition or AP English Literature and Composition with a minimum grade of 2 (or C+)
For English 12 and all other provincially examinable courses, KPU will accept the blended grade (classroom grade + provincial examination grade) OR the classroom grade — whichever is higher — for the purposes of Faculty and program admission, and for satisfying course prerequisites, where applicable. Current students wishing to use a higher classroom mark for the purposes of satisfying prerequisites should request to have an official copy of their high school transcript sent to Admissions should they wish to have their academic record updated to include the classroom mark for any provincially examinable courses.
Other options: KPU English Placement Test (EPT) with placement into ENGL 1100 International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Academic Test: overall band of 6.5 or higher, with a minimum 6.0 in each band, taken within the last two years from the term of admission; Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL): iBT 88 or higher, with no sub score less than 20, taken within the last two years from the term of admission; Canadian Academic English Language Assessment (CAEL): Score of 70 or higher with no sub score less than 60, taken within the last two years from the term of admission; Pearson Test of English (PTE): Score of 61 or higher, taken within the last two years from the term of admission; Language Proficiency Index (LPI): Level 5 with an essay score of 30 or higher, taken within the last two years from the term of admission; Duolingo English Test: Score of 110 or higher, taken within the last two years from the term of admission Application Instructions An applicant can only have one application per semester. Apply at kpu.ca/apply https://apply.educationplannerbc.ca/kpu Application Deadline & Fee Fall deadlines: Mar 1 (Early application), Aug 1 (final application) Spring deadlines: Aug 1 (Early application), Dec 1 (final application) Summer deadlines: Dec 1 (Early application), April 1 (final application) Domestic Applicants: $40 International Applicants: $120 Timing of offers/grades used Fall offers start early December. For the majority of KPU programs, grade 11 marks will not be considered however, we will use grade 11 marks if it is a specific program admission requirement. Offers of condition will be sent, conditions being that admission requirements are met when final grades are submitted to KPU.
RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Residence Application N/A Deadline & website SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Major Entrance Scholarship Criteria Awards open October 1st of each year. Apply for awards through KPU online self service (kpu.ca/oss) Supporting documentation and transcripts will be accepted by email to: [email protected] Deadline April 2021 Bursary Information Bursary Eligibility INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ● Canada’s only Polytechnic University. We strive for a hands-on approach to learning. ● Maximum class size is 35 students. ● 5 convenient locations across lower mainland (Richmond, Surrey (3 locations) and Langley). Students have flexibility to choose what campus to study for Open Intake programs. ● Instructors have Industry experience as well as professional networks. ● One award application to be considered for multiple awards. Over 2 million awarded each year. ● KPU has Canada’s first Zero-Textbook Cost Program. The Bachelor of Arts Degree in General Studies, can now be completed without having to pay for textbooks. https://www.kpu.ca/open/ztc ● KPU has the Pathway to Undergraduate Studies. This is a unique model that pairs upgrading and undergraduate studies with guided support. https://www.kpu.ca/pathway ● Dual credit and concurrent studies (https://www.kpu.ca/concurrent-studies)
M acEwan.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for The Academic Advising Centre can assist students with general questions or point Students them in the right direction – [email protected]. Contact information for all programs can be found through MacEwan.ca/Programs. Contact Information for Student Recruitment Team – [email protected]. Counsellors M acEwan.ca/HighSchoolCounsellors to sign up for counsellors’ newsletter. Learning Resources Student Affairs at MacEwan University offers support and professional consultation Contact & Website services to students. Visit MacEwan.ca/StudentAffairs for a complete listing and in-depth information about services available. Scholarships and Financial Aid Advisors: [email protected]; MacEwan.ca/Scholarships Financial Aid Contact Mailing Address 10700 104 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 4S2 Student Population 19,351 full-time and part-time Number of Programs 53 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Regular admission to all degree programs requires five Grade 12-level courses, including Requirements English 12, English Literature 12, or English 12: First Peoples (all of which are equivalent to English Language Arts 30-1 in Alberta). Other required courses vary by program – visit MacEwan.ca/Programs for complete information. Minimum Admissions Minimum admission average for degree programs is 65%; however, averages for Average competitive programs will be higher. Refer to the program’s webpage for any competitive requirements, including competitive averages. IB Information Transfer credit will be granted for IB courses where an IB grade of 5 or higher is received. MacEwan.ca/Transfer AP Information Transfer credit will be granted for AP courses where an AP grade of 4 or 5 is received. M acEwan.ca/Transfer Policy on repeated Students in credit courses shall be allowed to repeat any course one additional time for credit, courses regardless of whether the initial registration resulted in a failing or passing grade. A course taken at another Post-Secondary institution will be counted as an attempt.
Policy on summer school, MacEwan University students may take a maximum of 24 credits (maximum 6 credits per night school, online courses, term) through Open Studies. Open Studies at MacEwan University is a collection of credit and correspondence courses courses from many of our programs that are open to learners who are not following a specific certificate, diploma or degree program of study. Visit M acEwan.ca/OpenStudies for additional information.
Students enrolled in a program may have alternate delivery options available, including part- time, evenings and weekends, distance and online. Courses may also be offered during Spring/Summer. Please visit MacEwan.ca/Programs for additional information on program delivery options. Do you require the English Language Proficiency (MacEwan.ca/ELP). Students whose primary language is other following? than English must fulfill ELP requirements for their program. Exemptions are available for students who are completely bilingual and fluent in English. Do you accept Challenge Yes. exams? Deferral Policy Students apply for the intake they wish to begin; admission deferrals are not offered. Reporting of Grades MacEwan University accepts self-reported grades for completed classes (mid-term marks not accepted) in consideration of potential for early admission. Final, official admission decisions are based solely on official transcripts. English Proficiency TOEFL - Minimum total score of 86, minimum score of 21 in each section Requirements IELTS - Minimum overall band score of 6.5, minimum score of 5.5 in each band.
Other opportunities to demonstrate English Language Proficiency are offered. Visit M acEwan.ca/ELP for more information. MacEwan University offers an English as an Additional Language program (MacEwan.ca/EAL). Application Instructions Students submit one application per intake term and may indicate a first-choice and second- choice program, to be evaluated consecutively. Visit M acEwan.ca/Apply for additional information. Application Deadline & Application deadlines of March 30 or June 30 for Fall intake, depending on program. Check Fee Admission Dates & Deadlines at MacEwan.ca/Admissions for a complete listing. Application fee is $110 for all students. Timing of offers/grades Students will receive information regarding early admission within 2 to 4 weeks after used applying. Grade 11 and/or Grade 12 marks can be used for early acceptance. Final admission will only be based on official Grade 12 courses as required by the program. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing Yes. Residence Application MacEwan University Residence accepts applications on an on-going basis throughout the Deadline & website year. Visit MacEwan.ca/Residence for full details. SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Automatic entrance scholarships up to $5,000 are available for first-time Post-Secondary students entering a degree program whose admission average is 85% or higher. Visit MacEwan.ca/Scholarships, search by category, and select “Entrance” to view all available entrance awards. Guaranteed Scholarship A number of different scholarships are available based on proven academic excellence. These Program awards are guaranteed to students who achieve the required grade point average and meet the minimum course load. Visit MacEwan.ca/Scholarships to find out more.
Bursary Information All bursaries offered can be found at MacEwan.ca/Scholarships. INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS MacEwan University provides a transformative education in a collaborative and supportive environment where creativity and innovation thrive. Our faculty focus on teaching, and many are also engaged in ground-breaking, internationally recognized research and scholarly and artistic activity that enhances their teaching and the curriculum – and creates opportunities for student involvement in research. The university inspires students with a powerful combination of academic excellence and personal learning experiences – ours is a connected culture that focuses on learner- centered teaching, and on providing opportunities for students to grow and achieve. The university offers a broad complement of programs comprised of bachelor and applied degrees, diplomas and certificates. Our faculties and schools offer programming in fine arts and communications; health and community studies; liberal arts and sciences; and business.
Memorial University of Newfoundland
INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for www.mun.ca/undergrad Students and Counsellors St. John's campus: 1-866-354-8896 (toll free) or (709)864-8896 Email: [email protected] Learning Resources www.mun.ca/student/about/Blundon-Centre Tel: (709) 864-2156, Text: (709) 693-0918, Email: [email protected] Scholarships www.mun.ca/scholarships Tel: (709) 864-7910, Email: [email protected] Mailing Address Memorial University, P.O. Box 4200, St. John's, NL A1C 5S7 Student Population Approximately 18,000 undergraduate and graduate students
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions https://www.mun.ca/undergrad/admissions/ Requirements To be eligible for general undergraduate admission, applicants need to successfully complete senior level high school courses five subject areas: 1. English language/literature 2. Mathematics * 3. A laboratory science * 4. A modern language, classical language or social science 5. One other subject area *Students who are missing an eligible mathematics or laboratory science course, who apply for admission to a program that does not require completion of these courses, will be considered for general admission. In this case, an eligible course in subject groups 1 to 4 above may be used to substitute the missing course. Minimum Admissions You will need an overall average of at least 70 per cent in the five Grade Average 12 courses that are used to fulfil the subject area requirements listed above. If more than one course satisfies a subject area, the course with the highest grade is used to determine your admission average. Higher admission averages are required for competitive programs. Application Deadline & Fee Priority deadline for general admission to non-competitive programs and most competitive programs is March 1* Application fee is $60 for Canadian students, $120 for international students *Nursing application deadline is February 1 IB Information Course-based transfer credit will be granted to applicants meeting specific minimum grades in Higher Level (HL) and Standard Level (SL) subjects: www.mun.ca/undergrad/admissions/ib-chart AP Information Course-based transfer credit will be granted to applicants completing Advanced Placement (AP) subjects with the minimum grades as outlined here: www.mun.ca/undergrad/admissions/ap-chart Policy on repeated courses If a course is repeated, only the higher of the two marks is used to calculate the admissions average. Policy on summer/night We will accept courses taken outside the standard high school setting as school, long as the courses follow the curriculum set by the BC Ministry of online/correspondence Education and official transcripts are submitted direct from the school or courses the BC Ministry of Education. Do you accept Challenge No exams? Deferral Policy We typically don’t accept deferral requests unless there is an extenuating circumstance. Requests for deferral are evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Reporting of Grades We will accept self-reported grades for early admission but require official transcripts for final results. For details on supporting documents: www.mun.ca/regoff/admissions/apply/supporting_documents English Proficiency Three years of study at an English language high school. Requirements • Applicants may prove English proficiency by submitting an official report confirming achievement of a minimum score in one of a number of recognized standardized tests: TOEFL, IELTS CAEL, CanTEST, Cambridge ESOL, MELAB, PTE Academic Application Instructions Put website where students can apply. How many programs can they apply to on one application? Should the programs be in a particular order? Will they receive more than one offer? Can they fill out more than one application? Application Deadline & Fee Priority deadline for general admission to non-competitive programs and most competitive programs is March 1* Application fee is $60 for Canadian students, $120 for international *Nursing application deadline is February 1
RESIDENCE INFORMATION Residence Options/guarantee Guarantee for first year students who have applied by March 1, 2021 Paton College - traditional dormitory style residences with nine houses and accommodations for almost 1000 students Macpherson College - semi-suite style residences with two wings and accommodations for approximately 500 students Residence Application www.mun.ca/residences Deadline & website There is no specific deadline but students are encouraged to apply early to ensure they have access to their preferred style of room. Room Deposit Fee Deposit deadline varies based on offer of accommodation; $500.
SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships High school applicants who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents are eligible based on admission average. Scholarships are awarded on a competitive, limited basis and are valued at $2550 and $1275. Typically a minimum final admission average of 90% is required. Scholarship Program www.mun.ca/scholarships Typically a minimum final admission average of 90% is required. • Canadian Schulich Leadership Scholarship, Harrison McCain Scholarship/Bursary, Shad Valley, and other application-based scholarships. See scholarships website for deadlines and university calendar for full list of scholarship descriptions. INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS • New international Bachelor of Arts program encourages students to gain global experience and develop international perspectives. Students declare an arts major, complete language and international studies courses, and spend a semester studying or working abroad. • New majors available in ocean sciences (general, environmental systems) and marine biology, complimentary to Memorial’s location and facilities. • Various Bachelor of Arts and Bachelors of Science majors now have additional co-op options to provide students with valuable work experience as part of their undergraduate degree programs • Students pursuing a B.Sc. with a major in biology have the option to declare a concentration in one of the following areas: applied ecology and conservation, aquatic life, biological tools and techniques, biology for health professions, comparative biology, evolutionary ecology, molecular, microbial and cell biology
• Memorial has one of the lowest tuition fees in the country. Making MUN more affordable for local, national and international students to come to Memorial.
https://www.mta.ca/about/ INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Saniya Korhalkar, Recruitment & Admissions Counsellor Students & Counsellors tel: (506) 2240224, [email protected] Learning Resources Anne Comfort, Meighen Centre Program and Services Manager Contact & Website (506) 364-2527 [email protected] https://www.mta.ca/meighen/ Scholarships and Elizabeth Fullerton Financial Aid Contact Financial aid and awards counsellor (FAAC) Ph: 506-364-2258 [email protected] Mailing Address Registrar’s Office, Mount Allison University, 62 York St, Sackville NB E4L 1E2 Student Population 2100 Number of Programs 45+ ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Bachelor of Arts, Commerce, Music, and Fine Arts: English 12 and 3 Requirements other university-preparatory courses at the Grade 12 level Bachelor of Science: English 12, Pre-Calculus 12, 1 Science (Bio, Chem, Phys, Science 12) and 1 other university-preparatory course at the Grade 12 level - https://www.mta.ca/requirements/ Minimum Admissions Early admission (Oct-Jan) – minimum of 80% average Average Regular admission (Jan onward) – minimum of 65% in each course to be considered for admission. Will be assessed on individual basis. IB Information Admission – Diploma students need to have at least 3 higher level (HL) courses with minimum scores of 4 in each HL and standard level (SL) course. Minimum of 26 pts (excluding bonus points) required to be considered for admission. Transfer credits - https://mta.ca/ib/ AP Information Up to 30 credits will be awarded for Advance Placement (AP) courses with a score of 4 or above on the AP exam. Policy on repeated Accepted, however no student may take the same course more than three courses times or be examined in it more than four times. Policy on summer Students may register for a maximum of 12 credits, including a maximum school, night school, of 6 credits from correspondence courses, during the Spring/Summer term. online courses, and Students must be in good standing to register for correspondence courses. correspondence The permission of the appropriate Academic Dean is required for courses registration above the limits specified in Section 10.3.6a of the Academic Calendar http://www.mta.ca/calendar Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment ⬜ Neither following? Do you accept ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Once admitted, students may defer their admission for one year by taking a gap year. MtA will hold a students’ place and their entrance scholarship for that time (designated scholarships & bursaries cannot be deferred). Students need to email their Admissions Counsellor to do this. Reporting of Grades Depending on the time you apply, we require a Grade 11 transcript & Grade 12 course list or mid-year Grade 12 transcript. Mid-year Grade-12 transcripts are required for scholarship assessment. We do accept self- reported grades and unofficial transcripts. All of these can be uploaded to the application account directly. English Proficiency Required for students who have studied in Canada for less than 3 years Requirements and are not doing IB diploma or Cambridge A-levels. New EP program - https://www.mta.ca/Prospective/Admissions/Admission_requirements/Engli sh_language_programs/English_language_programs/ Application Instructions Students can only apply for one program at a time. If they do not qualify for the first program of their choice they will automatically be given admission into the Bachelor of Arts program if they meet the requirements. https://www.mta.ca/apply/ Application Deadline & $50 online application Fee Rolling admission continues until fall if space allows; March 1st deadline for scholarship consideration. Timing of offers/grades Early Admission - October 1st -January. Grade 11 average of 80% used and a Grade-12 course list required. Regular Admission - Students who apply after January need to provide Grade 12 mid-year transcript. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Residence Application Early bird room draw March 1st, second round room draw end of March, Deadline & website after wards housing assignments will be sent to students on a rolling basis. SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Entrance scholarships are awarded at time of admission, ranging from $4000 to $20,000 over four years. Designated scholarships and bursaries are awarded in April. Please see www.mta.ca/scholarships for most up to date information. Scholarship deadline is March 1st. Guaranteed Scholarship Students with a calculated admissions average of 80% or higher who have Program submitted all required documents by the March 1st deadline will automatically be considered for an entrance scholarship; we take both academics and extra-curricular activities into consideration when awarding scholarships - www.mta.ca/scholarships. Bursary Information Entrance bursaries are established to offer assistance to incoming full- time students who have a demonstrated financial need. Mount Allison’s general bursary program - Bursary applications are available at the beginning of each academic term for current students. The application is available on the first day of classes and students must resubmit the application for each term in which they wish to be considered for a bursary. INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ● New Majors – Women & Gender Studies, Geocomputing, ● New Minors – Community Engaged Learning, Women & Gender Studies, Data Science, Indigenous Environmental Science. ● New Certificate programs – Social Research Methodologies, Foundations of Health, Data Management, Data Analytics, Community Engaged Learning, Theatre Arts, and more. Certificates can be taken concurrently with a degree. ● New initiatives – Mountie2Mountie Fund – Created using the help of Alumni, this fund is meant to provide additional financial support to any students facing financial need during the current global circumstances.
MRU.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Erica Rose, Recruitment Officer, British Columbia Students [email protected] - preferred 403.440.5673
Crystal Scott, Coordinator of Student Recruitment 403.440.5958
Main Contact: [email protected] 403.440.5000 or Toll Free: 1.877.440.5001 Prospective students: mr4u.mymru.ca Questions: mr4u.mymru.ca/ask Campus Tours and Information sessions: mr4u.mymru.ca/campustours Contact Information for Please see above. Counsellors Counsellor Website: mru.ca/guidancecounsellors Learning Resources mtroyal.ca/accessibility Contact & Website [email protected] 403.440.6868 Scholarships and Financial Aid Financial Aid Contact mru.ca/moneymatters 403.440.6223 Student Awards mru.ca/moneymatters 403.440.6305 Mailing Address Mount Royal University 4825 Mount Royal Gate, SW Calgary, AB T3E 6K6 Student Population 14,500. Average class size 31 Number of Programs 12 Degrees, 35 majors ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Varies by program. See 2021/22 Viewbook for details. Requirements Minimum Admissions Varies by program. See 2021/22Viewbook for details. Average IB Information IB courses can be used to meet admission requirements and/or to obtain transfer credit depending on the score achieved mru.ca/IB. AP Information AP courses can be used to meet admission requirements and/or obtain transfer credit depending on the score achieved mru.ca/AP. Policy on repeated We will use the highest grade. courses Policy on summer Final/official transcripts must be received by Aug. 1 which means summer school, night school, school grades are too late for consideration. All course work documented online courses, and on the final/official BC Ministry of Education transcript and received by correspondence courses Aug. 1 will be considered. Do you require the Neither ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment following? Do you accept Final/official transcripts must be received by Aug. 1 which means summer Challenge exams? school grades are too late for consideration. All course work documented on the final/official BC Ministry of Education transcript and received by Aug. 1 will be considered. Deferral Policy Applicants offered admission may request a deferral for up to one year. Applicants requesting a deferral must submit a Request for Admission Deferral Form by Aug. 15 for the Fall Semester outlining the reasons for the request and including the appropriate supporting documentation such as: a doctor’s letter which explicitly states why a physical or psychological condition makes it impossible to attend Mount Royal for the specified time period; or proof of participation in an exchange or volunteer program which has specific timeline attached. If the admission deferral is approved, the applicant may not attend any postsecondary institution during the year of the deferred admission. Reporting of Grades Self-reported grades are required at the time of application and must be included for assessment of admission. Deadline for final/official transcripts is Aug. 1. English Proficiency English Language Proficiency Requirements mru.ca/ELP Requirements English Language Program offered mru.ca/leap Application Instructions Students may apply for up to two programs through applyalberta.ca. These program applications are not ordered as first choice or second choice and will be assessed separately. Applicants may receive an offer for one or both programs but they may accept one program offer only. It is advised that they accept the first program offered and then they may decide to “switch” should they receive an offer to their second program choice. Application Deadline & Early admission Oct. 1 – Feb. 1 each year. Applications are accepted Fee beyond this date until programs are declared full. Application fee is $100. Timing of offers/grades Only Grade 12 grades are used for admission consideration. In-progress or used plan to compete grades should be reported at the time of application. Anticipated grades should be based on current grade or the actual grade from a reporting period for the previous level courses. An official transcript is required for any Grade 12 courses previously completed. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing New students are guaranteed a room in residence if they apply ($45) and pay their residence deposit ($400) by June 15. Residence Application Applications open Oct. 1 each year. Students should apply for residence Deadline & website when they apply for admission. mru.ca/residence SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships 750+ Entrance scholarships available. Entrance scholarship application deadline is Mar. 1 each year. Eligibility and criteria for these awards can be found at mru.ca/awards. Guaranteed Scholarship Entrance Awards for Academic Excellence: 90% on top two Group A Program subjects (competitive admission average) and 80% final average in five appropriate courses. Bursary Information Single application required to assess qualification for all scholarships and bursaries offered: mru.ca/awards. INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ● New Bachelor of Science majors in Biology and Computer Science – Fall 2020 ● For more that 100 years, we’ve been committed to quality post-secondary education and future- focussed programs that offer practical skills that prepare you for your career. You’ll be taught by a group of passionate professors. Our average class size of 31 students means you won’t feel like a number.
Msvu.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Jeremy Neilson Students Domestic Recruitment Lead [email protected] 1-902-457-6252
Abbey MacLeod Student Recruitment Officer [email protected] 1-902-457-6363 Contact Information for Jeremy Neilson Counsellors Domestic Recruitment Lead [email protected] 1-902-457-6252
Abbey MacLeod Student Recruitment Officer [email protected] 1-902-457-6363 Learning Resources Student Services Contact & Website [email protected] msvu.ca/studentservices Scholarships and Alison Stark Financial Aid Contact Financial Aid Co-Ordinator [email protected] 1-902-457-6351 Mailing Address 166 Bedford Highway, Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3M 2J6
Student Population 4,500 Number of Programs 34 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Five academic courses, overall average of 70% Requirements English 12 min 65%, four additional academic courses minimum of 60% Minimum Admissions 70% Average IB Information Our IB policies are similar to everyone else. Minimum certificate score of 24 is required for full program. Individual scores of 5,6,7 will receive transfer credit in the first year. We will award up to the full first year in credit. IB Information AP Information We accept scores of 4 or 5 in AP courses. These will be accepted for transfer credit in the first year. AP Information . Policy on repeated We will accept the higher grade courses Policy on summer We will accept all Academic courses school, night school, online courses, and correspondence courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment following? ⬜ Neither Do you accept ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Students can defer acceptances & scholarships (except for Presidential and Leadership) for up to one full year. Reporting of Grades No, we will not accept self-reported or unofficial transcripts for admission decisions. All transcripts must be official in order to be considered for admission. We will accept sealed envelopes or faxes directly from the school. English Proficiency We accept: Requirements TOEFL – Computer Test = 226-236/iBT = 86-92 (no individual score below 21) IELTS – 6.5 (no individual score below 6.0) CanTest – 4.5 (no individual score below 4.0) MELAB – 80-84 CAEL – 60 or higher (no individual score below 60) English Proficiency Requirements English For Academic Purposes (EAP) Application Instructions Students can only submit one application and apply for one program. If students wish to change the program they have applied or been accepted to they must contact [email protected] . Students can apply at msvu.ca/apply Application Deadline & August 9th 2021 Fee $40 Timing of offers/grades Our application opens on October 1st, 2020 and students will typically receive their used admission decision 1-3 weeks after submitting all necessary documents. We will evaluate grade 11, grade 12 or a combination of both at that time for a conditional acceptance.
We do not have any limited undergrad programs at this time but students are encouraged to submit their application before our scholarship deadline of March 1st. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing Yes, for first year students who apply before June 1st. Residence Application Application and more information can be found here. Deadline & website SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships 80% average and higher will be considered for entrance awards. Majority of scholarships are assessed purely on grades. Additional applied for awards (presidential, leadership) can be found at www.msvu.ca/scholarshps Guaranteed Scholarship We guarantee scholarships with an 80% average or higher. All awards are Program renewable. Assessment criteria: English 12 or 11 (whichever is available for consideration at time), all available academic 12 courses, and highest grade 11 academic courses (if necessary). Will use in progress marks if available. Bursary Information www.msvu.ca/bursary. INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ● MSVU researchers receive $400K from the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) and Research Nova Scotia ● Bachelor of Public Relations now requires an academic English 12 mark of 75%. Additionally, academic 12 Math is no longer mandatory (academic 11 or 12 acceptable for admission). ● MSVU Biology Professor receives funding from Canadian Space Agency to study bone density loss. ● MSVU first Canadian university to offer online queer studies course ● MSVU launches first Health Communication and Aging program in Canada
www.nipissingu.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Christopher Piekarski, Student Recruitment Officer, International and Out-of- Students Province Specialist [email protected] 705- 474-3450 ext. 4784 Contact Information for Heather Brown, Associate Registrar, Admissions, [email protected], Counsellors www.nipissingu.ca/admissions Learning Resources Meagan McLellan, Student Recruitment Coordinator, [email protected] Contact & Website www.ibelongatnipissingu.ca Scholarships and Financial Aid Beth Brisson, Student Awards Coordinator, Contact Financial Aid, [email protected], 705-474-3450 ext. 4311, www.nipissingu.ca/financialaid Mailing Address 100 College Drive, Box 5002, North Bay, Ontario, P1B 8L7 705-474-3450 ext. 4200 Student Population 5,100 Number of Programs 36 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions For admission consideration, Nipissing University requires applicants from British Requirements Columbia to present their Secondary School Diploma with English 12 plus three other academic Grade 12 courses (courses with % grades, not letter grades) including program specific prerequisites. Provincial exams are not required.
Please refer to page 33 of the Nipissing University Student Guide for British Columbia admission requirement specifics and provincial equivalents. Minimum Admissions Concurrent Education 75% Average Criminal Justice 70% Nursing 70%* (78-84% 2020 cut-off) History with an Orientation to the Master of Arts in History 80%*
*seats in these programs are limited and therefore entry is competitive. IB Information Applicants who have successfully completed the International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma with at least six subjects, including three at a higher level, with a minimum final grade of 24, will be considered for admission. Students who successfully complete the International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma with a score of 24 or higher are eligible to receive up to 30 transfer credits, equivalent to one year of full-time study. Eligibility will be considered for all IB courses (higher & standard level) completed with a score of 5 or higher.
Students are also eligible to receive transfer credit for individual higher & standard level IB courses completed with a score of 5 or higher.
For more information contact the Associate Registrar, Admissions at [email protected] www.nipissingu.ca/admissions
AP Information Applicants who have completed Advanced Placement (AP) courses are encouraged to submit their examination results. Official AP score reports must be sent directly to Nipissing University. Advanced standing will be granted for most AP courses completed with a grade of 4 or higher, to a maximum of 18 credits. Nipissing University’s College Board number is 4149. Policy on repeated Nipissing University will recognize the higher grade on repeated courses. courses Policy on summer school, Nipissing University recognizes provincially accredited courses regardless of the delivery. night school, online courses, and correspondence courses Do you require the following? ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment Neither Do you accept Challenge Applicants can request to have challenge credits counted towards the required four courses exams? for admissions. Request can be made by contacting the Admissions Office at [email protected] Requests will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Deferral Policy Students may request a deferral, in writing, from the Admissions Office. Students must accept their offer of admission, meet all conditions of their offer and re-apply through the OUAC for the following year. Additionally, students may not attend any other post-secondary institution during their deferral period. Reporting of Grades We do not accept self-reported grades. English Proficiency Acceptable proof of English proficiency can be found at: Requirements www.nipissingu.ca/englishproficiency Application Instructions Applications are submitted through the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) at www.ouac.on.ca using the 105 application. Applicants can apply to a maximum of three programs at Nipissing on the 105 application. A decision will be made on each program choice. We do not require applicants to rank their program choices. Application Deadline & Fee Applications are due April 1, 2021: Applicants may apply to up to three (3) programs of their choice on their OUAC application. The application costs $156.00 CAD for the three choices. For additional program choices, there will be a fee of $50 CAD per additional choice. Timing of offers/grades used Offers are made on a rolling basis. Grade 11 grades may be used to make conditional offers. Admission decisions for Nursing, BPHE and History with an Orientation to the Master of Arts in History will not be made until late April/early May.
RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜Yes No Our guaranteed residence housing is only applicable to first year students directly out of high school from Ontario, but we do our best to accommodate all direct from high school applicants that submit by the residence deadline. Residence Application Deadline June 1, 2021 (application and deposit deadline) & website Residence deposit: $400.00 www.nipissingu.ca/residence SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Entrance Scholarships (unlimited), Chancellor’s Awards (2), Schulich Scholarships (multiple).
Chancellor’s Awards www.nipissingu.ca/chancellorsaward Schulich Scholarships www.nipissingu.ca/schulichscholarships For a complete list of Scholarships and Awards: www.nipissingu.ca/financialaid Application deadline: May 1, 2021
Guaranteed Scholarship Nipissing University guarantees entrance scholarships to all British Columbia secondary Program school students admitted to full-time studies with a minimum final average of 80% and above (IB score 30+)in their best four academic courses completed as of June 30, 2021. Students with 90% or above (IB score 36+) will receive domestic FREE DOMESTIC TUITION for their first year. www.nipissingu.ca/entrancescholarships Bursary Information www.nipissingu.ca/financialaid Application Deadline is May 1, 2021 INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ● Criminal Justice minimum admissions average changed from 75% to 70%, from last year. ● Communications regarding the COVID-19 pandemic: https://www.nipissingu.ca/coronavirus/faq-covid-19
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INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Ellanne Thomson, [email protected] [email protected] Students Student Recruitment Officer www.ontariotechu.ca Contact Information for Rav Dhamrait, Senior Recruitment Officer Counsellors 905.721.8668 ext. 5335, [email protected] Learning Resources Student Learning Centre Contact & Website [email protected] ontariotechu.ca/studentlearning Student Accessibility Services [email protected] ontariotechu.ca/studentaccessibility Scholarships and Student Awards and Financial Aid Financial Aid Contact 905.721.3190, option 3, [email protected] Mailing Address 2000 Simcoe Street North Oshawa, ON L1G 0C5 Student Population More than 10,000 students in undergraduate and graduate studies Number of Programs 58 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions High school diploma with English 12 and three additional provincially Requirements examinable grade 12 courses, including program prerequisites. Completion of provincial exams is not required (unless necessary for graduation). Minimum Admissions The specific average or standing required for admission varies from year Average to-year. Students are selected by taking a wide range of criteria into consideration including: school marks, distribution of subjects taken and performance in subjects relevant to the academic program. Possession of minimum requirements does not guarantee acceptance and due to space limitations, preference will be given to applicants with the best qualifications. IB Information IB: Applicants may be eligible for transfer credit. www.ontariotechu.ca/transfercredit. AP Information AP: Applicants may be eligible for transfer credit. www.ontariotechu.ca/transfercredit. Policy on repeated If an applicant repeats a course to improve a grade for submission, the courses higher grade will be used in the admission calculation. Grades must be submitted according to the dates Outlined at: www.ontariotechu.ca/admissions. Policy on summer The university will accept credits from all accredited institutions. school, night school, www.ontariotechu.ca/upgrading online courses, and The highest 4U/M equivalent mark(s) will be used for admission. correspondence Students accepted into a competitive program who do not meet the grade courses cut-off will not be given an opportunity to upgrade their marks in summer school Summer school courses taken immediately prior to the start of the September term and upgrading marks are not included in grade calculation for awards. Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment ⬜ following? Neither Do you accept ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Students may defer their application by one year. For the application, visit ontariotechu.ca/deferral. Reporting of Grades Student-issued transcripts will not be accepted. English Proficiency Minimum 3 years in a formal, full-time secondary or postsecondary Requirements institution where the language of instruction and examination was English. | www.uoit.ca/englishproficiency Application Instructions Visit ontariotechu.ca/applicanttype Application Deadline & Competitive programs: Sunday, January 31| Fee Non-competitive programs: Wednesday, March 31 (all others) Fees are submitted to the Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC). The base application fee for three university/program choices is $156. Additional supplementary fees may apply. A fee of $50 applies for each additional university/program choice. Timing of offers/grades Offers are issued on a rolling basis as grades are received. Second used semester midterm grades are used RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Residence Application Guaranteed residence if applied to by June 1 Deadline & website www.ontariotechuresidence.ca SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Automatic Awards of Recognition are given to Canadian high school students with an average of 85% or higher. Awards are based on the student’s top six 4U/M (or equivalent) final grades and range in value from $1,000 to $4,000. Guaranteed Scholarship We recognize our students’ academic achievements during their Program undergraduate studies. Students who have achieved a minimum 3.7 GPA (on a 4.3 scale) during the previous year—and are returning to full-time study—will be automatically awarded a scholarship - $1000 - $1500
These scholarships may be increased, through the generous contributions from our university donors from $3,000 to $4,000. Bursary Information A variety of bursaries are available based on financial need, including the Aboriginal Student Bursary, Bursaries for Students with Disabilities, Child Care Bursary, First-generation Bursary and Ontario Special Bursaries. | www.uoit.ca/bursaries INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS COVID-19 Update A campus life that is safe, healthy and engaging is Ontario Tech's number one priority. The university remains committed to providing high-quality education as it plans for this academic year and beyond. Our plans focus on a blended-learning approach that combines the delivery of our academic programming through online channels, together with active hands-on learning on campus where possible. Thanks to our commitment to embedding technology throughout the university we are uniquely positioned to adapt to technological changes that will ensure students get the most out of their university experience.
New Programs Beginning in fall 2021 two new programs will be offered:
• Bachelor of Science in Integrated Math and Computer Science • Bachelor of Engineering in Comprehensive Engineering in Year 1; prior to Year 2, students will apply to change to one of our Engineering majors.
New Building Our new Student Life building is scheduled to be open fall 2021, and will be home to career services, career counselling, international student services, study rooms, and spaces for student clubs and groups.
CONTACT INFORMATION Contact Information for [email protected] p: 613 533 2218 Students www.queensu.ca/admission Contact Information for Wendy Smith Counsellors [email protected] p: 613 533 6000 x77130 Learning Resources Queen’s Learning Commons www.queensu.ca/qlc/ Scholarships and Financial Student Awards www.queensu.ca/studentawards Aid Contact [email protected] p: 613 533 2216 Mailing Address Undergraduate Admission and Recruitment, Queen’s University Gordon Hall, 74 Union Street, Kingston, Ontario, Canada K7L 3N6 Student Population Approximately 24 500 students (~17 000 full-time undergraduate students) Number of Programs 23 direct entry degree programs for high school students to select.
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Admissions Four academic courses, including English 12. For detailed program requirements and Requirements prerequisites please see www.queensu.ca/admission/about-applying/requirements. Minimum Admissions Competitive averages range from the low 80s to 90s, depending on the program Average of interest. Should any additional information be required in support of an application, it will be added directly to the applicant’s SOLUS ‘to do’ list. IB Credit Information www.queensu.ca/admission/about-applying/transfer-credits AP Credit Information www.queensu.ca/admission/about-applying/transfer-credits Policy on Repeated Courses If a student repeats a course, Queen’s will use the grade from the most recent attempt when calculating the admission average. Policy on Summer, Night, Queen’s will accept all courses (summer school, night school, private school, Summer, & Correspondence virtual learning, e-Learning, correspondence) offered towards the Dogwood from Courses inspected and accredited schools as determined by the Ministry of Education. Literacy/Numeracy Queen’s will require the Literacy Assessment as part of the requirements to Assessment achieve graduation (when implemented). Challenge Exams Currently challenge exams are accepted – challenge exams should not be used for any specified prerequisite courses. Deferral Policy Applicants with extenuating circumstances who have accepted an offer of admission may request an admission deferral for a period of one year. The Admission Committee will consider deferral requests based on final grades and the reason provided by the student. Requests must be received by 30 August 2021. Deferral information can be found here: https://www.queensu.ca/admission/pathways-and-policies/procedures Reporting of Grades Official transcripts must be sent directly from the high school by mail or email. Please ensure updated grades and grade 12 course registrations appear on the transcript. All documents are due no later than 30 April 2021. Students should also request Queen’s/OUAC through the PSI selections form (recognizing ONLY final transcripts will be received through OUAC). If a school is unable to provide an official transcript, we may consider unofficial documents/transcripts. English Proficiency Students who have been schooled exclusively in English (English is the only Requirements medium of instruction at the school) for the most recent three years or have lived in a country where English is the acknowledged primary language for the most recent three years are not required to submit an English facility test. TOEFL: 88 (24W, 22S, 22R, 20L) IELTS: 6.5, no individual band result less than 6.0. Duolingo: 110 (minimum). QBridge: QBridge is an English language pathway to Queen's for students who are academically competitive for admission to a Queen's undergraduate degree program, but who do not meet the required admission standard for English language proficiency. More information can be found at www.queensu.ca/qsoe Application Instructions, 1 February 2021. OUAC fee is $156. for initial three university/program choices. Deadline & Fees Institution and additional choice fees may apply. Queen’s has a supplemental/document evaluation fee of $95. Students may apply to a maximum of three different degree programs, considered equally for all. Timing of Offers & Grades We will consider grade 11 marks when grade 12 marks are unavailable. Offers are Used made on a rolling basis when application(s) are complete, and a student is competitive for admission (Dec – mid-May)
RESIDENCE We expect to be able to return to our Residence Guarantee for the 2021-22 academic INFORMATION year. However, this will be subject to the evolving nature of the global pandemic, as well as requirements and guidance from public health. A combination of single, double, triple rooms on single gender or co-ed floors. Includes an on-campus meal plan with flexible dietary options. Residence Application Applications are due 8 June 2021 and students apply online at: Deadline https://residences.housing.queensu.ca/apply-now/ $525 deposit due 8 June 2021
SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION Number of Scholarships Offering $28.5 million in Queen’s financial assistance annually. Almost half (45%) of first entry undergrad class are recognized with our scholarships. First Year Scholarships: Major Admission Awards require a minimum of 90.0% (IB 36 core) average to be Online Application Required considered. Additional criteria, such as school nomination and/or community activities, may apply for some awards. Applications must be received by 1 December 2020 – available to citizens or permanent residents of Canada. www.queensu.ca/studentawards Guaranteed Scholarship No application required for Automatic Admission Scholarships. 95.0% (IB 39 core) Program Principal’s Scholarship ($4000.) 90.0-94.9% (IB 36-38 core) Excellence Scholarship ($1500.) Open to International students. Bursary Information 15 February 2021 – Admission Bursary application deadline. Bursaries are based solely on financial need. Students must be citizens or permanent residents of Canada. Note: All registered students, including International students, may apply for a Queen’s General Bursary in the fall of each academic year.
WHAT’S NEW
QuARMS Eligibility Requirements Have Changed: The eligibility requirements to apply for the QuARMS pathway have now changed. In order to reduce barriers to medical education, QuARMS selects up to 10 high school students who are Indigenous or who self-identify as Black African, Black Caribbean, Black North American or multi-racial students who have and identify with their Black ancestry. Applicants do not require school nomination to be considered. Applicants will indicate their interest in this pathway through their OUAC application. Interested students must apply to OUAC by 1 February 2021 and are required to have their transcript(s) to Queen’s by 1 February 2021 to be considered for the program. QuARMS is available to applicants for Arts, Science, Computing, Health Sciences and, new this year, Life Sciences. Further updates about the application process can be found on the QuARMS website https://meds.queensu.ca/academics/quarms
Direct Entry to Bachelor of Life Sciences: While the pathway into Life Sciences after a first year of study in our Bachelor of Science program will remain possible, applicants can also apply to a degree in Life Sciences directly from high school. OUAC code: QL
Direct Entry to Mechatronics: Applications can now be made to the Bachelor of Applied Science Mechatronics discipline as a direct entry from high school. While most students simply apply to a common first year in Engineering and then choose their discipline after the first year, we now offer two direct entry programs: Mechatronics (OUAC code: QEM) and Electrical and Computer Engineering (OUAC code: QEC).
www.questu.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Lotte Bond, Associate Director of Admissions, 604-351-2134, Students [email protected] Contact Information for Lotte Bond, Associate Director of Admissions, 604-351-2134, Counsellors [email protected] Learning Resources www.questu.ca Contact & Website Scholarships and [email protected] Financial Aid Contact Mailing Address 3200 University Blvd., Squamish, BC V8B 0N8 Student Population 500 appx. Number of Programs N/A ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions To apply, students are required to submit/complete the following: Requirements 1. Free online application form 2. High School Transcript 3. Two Short Essays 4. Interview with an Admissions Counsellor https://questu.ca Minimum Admissions We do not have a minimum average requirement for admission – our students Average come from a wide variety of educational backgrounds, and we recognize that GPA is not always the most accurate measure of a student’s learning. Instead, we look at a student’s overall achievement in academics, community involvement, and extra-curricular activities to determine their suitability for Quest. However, due to the nature of our liberal arts and sciences focus, students are encouraged to have taken humanities, math and sciences courses through to grade 12. IB Information Students may receive up to 4 blocks of transfer credit for IB coursework. IB – Must be 6 or 7 in a Higher Level (not Standard Level) IB Course AP Information Students may receive up to 4 blocks of transfer credit for AP coursework. Student transfer credits are evaluated on a case-by-case basis and there is no guarantee for transfer. AP – Must be a 4 or 5 in a discipline offered by Quest University Canada. Policy on repeated N/A courses Policy on summer N/A school, night school, online courses, and correspondence courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment ⬜ following? Neither Do you accept ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Admitted students wishing to defer their start date (for up to 1 year) may apply for deferral before the May 1 enrolment confirmation deadline. Deferred admission offers must be held by a $500 CDN deposit. Any applicable Entry Scholarships will defer with the offer of admission, but Bursaries must be re-applied for and are not guaranteed. To apply for a deferral of admissions, students must request a deferral application form from their admission counsellor. Reporting of Grades Students are required to submit an interim transcript as part of the application process. This does not need to be formal and can come directly from the student. If accepted into the institution, the student will be required to submit an official transcript from their high school or previous institution. English Proficiency Applicants whose native language is not English are required to submit the results Requirements of a TOFEL or IELTS taken within the past two years. Quest University Canada’s TOEFL code number is 8341. For score requirements, please go to https://questu.ca/admissions/how-to-apply/international-students/. Application Instructions Quest offers a free online application from our website: https://questu.ca/ Students can also apply online to Quest through the Common Application. Application Deadline & Applying to Quest is free of charge. Fee FALL 2020 Application Dates: Early Action Deadline – December 1st, 2020 Regular Decision – February 1st, 2021 Scholarship and Bursary Deadline – Students submit their scholarship and bursary applications together with their admission application. Decision/Deposit Deadline – May 1st, 2021 Timing of offers/grades If students have applied for Early Action, offers will be sent by December 31st, used 2020. For Regular Decision, students will typically know their admissions decision by end of February 2020. We accept Applications after February on a rolling basis if spaces remain. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Residence Application Once a student has confirmed enrolment to Quest, and has paid their tuition Deadline & website deposit, they will be invited to create a StarRez profile and select building preferences. https://questu.ca/student-life/campus-life/housing/ SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Canadian citizens and permanent residents are eligible for the Canadian Academic Performance Scholarship - a $10,000/year scholarship for students that graduate secondary school with an 80% average or above.
Canadian citizens and permanent residents are eligible to apply for the David Strangway Award for excellence – a full tuition scholarship.
All students are eligible to apply for the Presidential Scholarship – an award that ranges from $2000 - $8000 / year.
Quest has additional scholarships for students that meet the following criteria: Currently attending or attended a United World College, currently attending or attended a Gap Year Program partnered with Quest University, and for students that compete in a sport or performance at a national or international level. More scholarship information can be found here: https://questu.ca/admissions/afford/scholarships/ Guaranteed Scholarship Canadian citizens and permanent residents are eligible for the Canadian Program Academic Performance Scholarship – a $10,000 / year scholarship for students that graduate secondary school with an 80% average or above in Gr.11 & 12. https://questu.ca/admissions/afford/bursaries/ Bursary Information Quest students can apply annually for our Need-Based Aid (Bursary). A Quest Bursary can be awarded up to $15,000 / year. INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS • Quest operates on the Block Plan – a model of academic structuring where students take one class at a time for a 3.5-week block, instead of multiple classes at once throughout a semester. • Students at Quest design research questions to guide their studies rather than declaring a major. • From neuroscience to theatre, from law school to medicine, and from social work to political science, 45% of alumni go on to further studies at top institutions in North America and around the world. • Each year, Quest students reported significantly higher than the national average in the National Survey of Student Engagement for each of the four survey themes: Academic Challenge, Learning with Peers, Experiences with Faculty and Campus Environment.
Royal Military College of Canada/Collège militaire royal du Canada
INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Liaison Office Students [email protected]
Contact Information for Admissions Office Counsellors [email protected]
Learning Resources Contact & Website Scholarships and Financial Peter Bennett Aid Contact Email: [email protected]
Mailing Address Registrar's Office Royal Military College of Canada 15 Valour Drive Kingston ON K7K 7B4 Student Population 1,100 Number of Programs 20 programs throughout 3 faculties and 2 schools. ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions 6 subjects are required for all programs - Arts requires Grade 12 English and Grade 11 Requirements Mathematics. Engineering requires Grade 12 English Math, Chemistry and Physics. Science Requires Grade 12 English and a combination of 2 Mathematics and 2 Sciences. To study Physics you must take Physics, to study Chemistry you must take Chemistry. Minimum Admissions Average 75% minimum average required. IB Information We may use IB courses with regular courses to determine admission if the student has not followed the full IB Program. .
AP Information We consider AP grades as regular marks.
Policy on repeated courses RMC permits courses to be repeated with the highest grade calculated into the GPA.
Policy on summer school, We accept all Ministry-inspected and -approved courses. night school, online courses, and correspondence courses Do you require the following? ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment X Neither Do you accept Challenge exams? ⬜ Yes X No Deferral Policy RMC does not offer deferrals.
Reporting of Grades When you apply at www.forces.ca you will be required to upload your transcripts to your application file.
English Proficiency RMC is a bilingual university and you must be able to communicate in either of Canada’s Requirements Official languages. All students attending RMC must learn both official languages during the course of their studies.
Application Instructions Applications are submitted on-line at w ww.forces.ca and all offers of admission are conditional upon successful completion of your final year of high school. All students must present on campus with their final transcripts following Basic Training and prior to the start of First Year.
Application Deadline & Fee Application deadline is January 31. Applications after the deadline may be considered.
Timing of offers/grades used Offers of admission normally are sent out in late April and into May.
RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing X Yes ⬜ No Residence Application Residence is provided to all successful applicants. Double rooms in First Year. Deadline & website
SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships The Canadian Armed Forces offer a fully subsidized education at RMC.
Guaranteed Scholarship The Canadian Armed Forces offer a fully subsidized education at RMC.. Program
Bursary Information RMC does allow students to use RESP plans.
INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS RMC is proud to welcome to campus the Class of 2024!
INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for ● Website: www.ryerson.ca Students ● Online resource: ask.ryerson.ca ● Follow: @WhyRyerson ● ServiceHub: 416-979-5036 Contact Information for ● Guidance email: [email protected] Counsellors ● Franco Fung, National Recruitment Officer: [email protected] Learning Resources ● Student Learning Support & Academic Accommodation Support Contact & Website ● https://www.ryerson.ca/studentlearningsupport/ | [email protected] Scholarships and ● www.ryerson.ca/admissions/scholarships-awards Financial Aid Contact ● 416-979-5113 | [email protected] Mailing Address ● Ryerson University ServiceHub 350 Victoria Street Toronto, Ontario M5B 2K3 Student Population ● 36,700 undergraduate students Number of Programs ● 60+ undergraduate programs ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions ● High school diploma with five academic Grade 12 courses. Requirements ● Provincial examinations are not required for admission consideration (except where necessary for graduation). Minimum Admissions ● Minimum overall average of 70%. Meeting the minimum published Average admission requirements and/or grades does not guarantee admission. The overall average and subject-specific grades required for each program depend on competition each year. IB Information ● We may grant transfer credits for Higher Level courses with grades of 5 or higher for admission consideration. AP Information ● We may grant transfer credits for AP subject examinations with grades of 4 or higher. Policy on repeated ● We use the highest completed mark to calculate admission, courses scholarship and award averages. Some exceptions apply. ● www.ryerson.ca/admissions/scholarships-awards Policy on summer ● We accept all courses completed at ministry-inspected schools and school, night school, registered private schools online courses, and ● Courses completed after June 30 in the Grade 12 year (e.g., regular correspondence or condensed summer school courses) require authorization and courses may not be considered. ● https://www.ryerson.ca/admissions/undergraduate/applications- related-forms/ Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment following? ● Neither, only if required for graduation Do you accept ● No, challenge examinations will not be considered for admission Challenge exams? purposes Deferral Policy ● Limited – Students must request deferrals in writing ● www.ryerson.ca/admissions/undergraduate/ applications-related- forms. Reporting of Grades ● Upload to Choose>Ryerson portal (choose.ryerson.ca) the school transcript showing final marks for all completed courses, interim marks for in progress courses, and intended enrolment for second semester. ● Please ensure applicants submit their PEN on the OUAC application for electronic submission of May midterm marks, final marks and graduation status. English Proficiency ● New for 2021: Ryerson has changed the English language Requirements requirements. Review https://www.ryerson.ca/admissions/undergraduate/requirements/en glish-language/ for details. Application Instructions ● Students apply to Ryerson via the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (www.ouac.ca). Students can apply to three Ryerson programs and can receive more than one offer of admission. Application Deadline & ● February 1st for Guaranteed Consideration Fee Timing of offers/grades ● Decisions are issued on an on-going basis; the majority of decisions used are available between February and late June. Admission decisions are based on the information available at the time of review. ● Ryerson considers all Grade 11 final marks and Grade 12 interim/final marks in the assessment. ● Conditional Offers of Admission may be granted based on competitive results in appropriate Grade 11 courses and enrollment in required Grade 12 courses. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ● No Residence Application ● June 1st Deadline & website ● https://www.ryerson.ca/housing/future-students/applying/ SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships ● www.ryerson.ca/admissions/scholarships-awards Guaranteed Scholarship ● Open to full-time, Canadian high school students who are enrolling Program in a post-secondary institution for the first time. ● Entrance scholarships are valued at up to $4,000 per year for a total value of up to $16,000 over four years. ● www.ryerson.ca/admissions/scholarships-awards Bursary Information ● https://www.ryerson.ca/sfa/scholarships_bursaries/ INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ● Several new double majors available in the Faculty of Arts (English, History, Philosophy, Sociology, Criminology, Politics and Governance) ● Bachelor of Fine Arts in Professional Music will commence in Fall 2021 ● Fashion Design and Fashion Communication have been combined into one Fashion degree program with updated curriculum and new areas of concentration. Math is no longer a prerequisite. ● Journalism and RTA School of Media – Sport Media programs no longer require non-academic requirements for admission consideration.
www.smu.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Jordan Hamilton Students [email protected] 902-943-3870 Contact Information for Jordan Hamilton Counsellors [email protected] 902-943-3870 Learning Resources SMU Academic & Learning Resources for New Students: Contact & Website https://smu.ca/resources-for-new-students/ Scholarships and Scholarships: https://smu.ca/academics/scholarships/scholarships.html Financial Aid Contact Contact: [email protected] Mailing Address Saint Mary’s University 923 Robie Street Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, B3H 3C3
Student Population 7’000 Number of Programs 3 Major Faculties with over 40 programs, including engineering ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions https://www.smu.ca/future-students/bc-yukon.html Requirements Minimum Admissions Minimum 70% average among five courses, with no individual mark below Average 60% IB Information Those who score 30 or above are eligible for up to 30 credit hours towards their degree, with scores of 5,6 or 7 For details please refer to the IB section of the attached page- https://www.smu.ca/future-students/cs-ib-ap-benefits.html AP Information Students who score 3,4 or 5 in AP level classes are eligble to receive up to 30 credit hours towards you degree. For every AP class completed, admissions will add one point to your admission average to be put towards scholarship. For further detail please visit the AP section of the attached page- https://www.smu.ca/future-students/cs-ib-ap-benefits.html Policy on repeated Students repeating courses may do so in order to upgrade GPA. They will courses pay normal course fees for repeated courses. Policy on summer SMU offers flexible courses including some online courses (completely school, night school, virtual through the fall 2020 semester), and will generally offer evening online courses, and course options for each course. Students are considered ‘full time’ when correspondence enrolled in three courses per semester. courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment X following? Neither Do you accept ⬜ Yes X No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Saint Mary’s University offers conditional deferrals of up to 1 year Reporting of Grades Saint Mary’s university will accept both physical and digital transcripts, however both must be submitted directly from the institution the prospective student is applying from.
Physical transcripts may be mailed to : Saint Mary’s University 923 Robie Street Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, B3H 3C3 Attn Admissions
[email protected] with the students name and A number in the subject line of the email
English Proficiency Toeffl – Minimum score of 550 Requirements IELTS – Minimum score of 6.5 with no module score below 6
https://www.smu.ca/future-students/is-language-requirements.html Application Instructions Students may apply online here: https://smu.ca/future-students/cs-apply- online.html
Applications are accepted for only one program. Should you wish to change programs, a change of program form will be sent. Application Deadline & Online application fee of $40. Applications accepted until first week of Fee classes. Timing of offers/grades Saint Mary’s offers early admission to students who have completed grade used 11 and are registered for grade 12 courses starting as early as September. Regular admission will begin in February, using a combination of usable courses, with rolling admission until the program start date. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜ Yes X No Residence Application Residence Application deadline May 15th (based on availability, Deadline & website applications may continue to be accepted).
https://smu.ca/campus-life/important-housing-dates.html#d.en.51692 SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships All students with an average of 80% or higher are eligible for an entrance scholarship as funds allowed (application deadline of March 1st) Guaranteed Scholarship https://www.smu.ca/future-students/mm-scholarships-and-awards.html Program Bursary Information https://www.smu.ca/future-students/mm-scholarships-and-awards.html INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ● Saint Mary’s University is now offering Pre-Law and Pre-Med streams to our undergraduate students. ● Saint Mary’s University will be hosting weekly webinars for students from across the country and the world answering questions and showcasing our university - https://smu.ca/virtualuniversity/webinars-for-future-students.html ● https://smu.ca/future-students/why-saint-marys.html - Discover why Saint Mary’s University, and the city of Halifax should be your destination.
http://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/ INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for • Phone: 778-782-6930 Students • Admission FAQ: https://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/admission- requirements/admission-questions.html • Connect With Us: https://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/connect.html Contact Information for • SFU Contact: Rebecca Langmead (778-782-5334 / Counsellors [email protected]) • Document submission: [email protected] • Website: https://www.sfu.ca/students/counsellors.html Learning Resources • Centre for Accessible Learning (CAL) - support and accommodations for Contact & Website students with accessibility diversity: https://www.sfu.ca/students/accessible-learning.html • Student Learning Commons - academic writing, learning and study strategies resources and workshops: https://www.lib.sfu.ca/about/branches-depts/slc Scholarships and • Fees and Scholarships: https://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/fees- Financial Aid Contact scholarships.html • Entrance Scholarships: 778.782.6798 / [email protected] • Financial Assistance: 778.782.6930 / [email protected] Mailing Address Undergraduate Admissions, Simon Fraser University 8888 University Drive Burnaby, BC, Canada V5A 1S6 Student Population Approximately 30,000 undergraduate & graduate students across three campuses Number of Programs https://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/programs/faculties.html 8 Faculties, over 100 distinct undergraduate programs: Faculty of Applied Sciences, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Beedie School of Business, Faculty of Communication, Art, and Technology, Faculty of Education, Faculty of Environment, Faculty of Health Sciences, Faculty of Science. ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Admission Requirements for BC High School Applicants Requirements (https://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/admission-requirements/canadian- highschool/bc-yukon.html): • A minimum of five approved Grade 12 courses, including English Studies 12 (min 70%) or equivalent. Approved courses will be determined by the program-specific requirements. • English 11, Language 11, Math 11, Science 11, Social Studies 11 (note: visit website for more details on Grade 11 required courses) • Program-specific requirements • Admission is based on an evaluation of all approved Grade 11 and 12 courses, with greater emphasis on List A courses. • Equivalent IB or AP courses may be used in place of grade 12 courses • Beedie School of Business requires a Supplemental Application: https://beedie.sfu.ca/programs/undergraduate/bba-major/how-to-apply? • Sustainable Energy Engineering requires a Supplemental Application: https://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/admission-requirements/see- supplemental.html • Applicants to the School of Contemporary Arts may be required to submit either a supplemental application, audition, interview: http://www.sfu.ca/sca/future-students/undergraduate.html English Proficiency Minimum 70% in English 12. For more information, please visit: Requirements https://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/admission-requirements/english- language-requirement.html Quantitative and Minimum 60% in Math 11 or 12. For more information, please visit: Analytical Skills http://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/admission-requirements/quantitative- Requirement skills-requirement.html Competitive Grade Range • Grades in the high 70’s to mid 80’s range or 28 to 35 IB points, depending Required on the program. Greater emphasis on List A courses in the evaluation. • International applicants will have a more competitive admission range. IB Information • IB Admission Requirements and Transfer Credit: https://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/admission- requirements/international-baccalaureate.html • IB Diploma holders will be granted one full year of transfer credit (30 units). Credit will be awarded for standard and higher-level subjects with a minimum grade of 4. • Partial IB program applicants will be considered for admission based on their secondary school results and will receive transfer credit for higher- level courses completed with a minimum grade of 5. AP Information • AP Transfer Credit and Subject Area Equivalents: https://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/admission-requirements/advanced- placement.html • Transfer credit is granted to students who complete AP examinations in certain transferable subjects and achieve a minimum score of 4. Policy on repeated When courses are repeated, we will use only the higher mark in the courses admission evaluation. Policy on summer • Online/distance education courses must be 100% complete by January 31, school, night school, 2021 to be considered for admission online courses, and • All courses and final marks must appear on official transcripts received correspondence courses from the Ministry of Education in mid-March • Night school courses are treated the same as regular courses • Summer school final marks completed in 2021 are not used for Fall 2021 admission Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment following? Neither The literacy and numeracy assessments will not be used in the admission evaluation, but all students must pass the assessments to be considered for admission. Do you accept Challenge Yes ⬜ No exams? Deferral Policy https://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/apply/applied/defer/deferral-form.html Students may apply to defer their offer of admission after accepting their admission offer and paying the non-refundable confirmation deposit. Students may request a deferral for up to one full year and to any of the terms within that year. Students cannot attend another post-secondary institution during their deferral term(s). Deadline to apply is August 1, 2021. Reporting of Grades • Self-report marks at applicant.sfu.ca before March 15, 2021. • Beedie School of Business applicants must self-report marks before February 8, 2021. • Sustainable Energy Engineering applicants must self-report before February 8, 2021. Application Instructions https://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/apply.html Application Periods: • Fall (September) 2021: Apply October 1 – January 31 • Summer (May) 2021: Apply October 1 – January 31 • Spring (January) 2022: Apply August 1 – September 15
www.stfx.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Rebecca Charnock, Western Canada Representative Students [email protected] / (403)-703-4495 Contact Information for Rebecca Charnock, Western Canada Representative Counsellors [email protected] / (403)-703-4495 Learning Resources Contact Elizabeth Kell (902)-867-5349 & Website Coordinator, Centre for Accessible Learning [email protected] Scholarships and Financial Margaret Cameron, Scholarship Administrator Aid Contact [email protected]
Mary Fisher-MacDonnell, Financial Aid Officer [email protected] Mailing Address 2329 Notre Dame Ave., Antigonish, NS B2G 2W5 Student Population Approx. 4200 Number of Programs 50+ ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Grade 12 with five University Preparatory courses with subject distribution and no Requirements mark below a 65%. See here for full listing. Minimum Admissions Minimum Average is 70%, with no course below 65%. Admissions to limited Average enrollment programs are competitive; meeting the competitive averages does not guarantee admission. IB Information Students who complete the (IB) Diploma with a minimum score of 24 will be considered for admission. Students can submit predicted results for admission and scholarship purposes, the minimum grade requirement for any subject is 3. Students who achieve a score of 30 or higher on the IB Diploma, with a score of 5 on all higher level and standard level courses, will be granted up to 30 transfer credits. More info here. AP Information The (AP) program is accepted for admission on the same basis as Grade 12 academic criteria. Students who have completed courses in the AP program may be granted transfer credit for individual courses when a grade of 3 or higher has been achieved. Policy on repeated courses StFX will accept the highest achieved mark in a given course. Policy on summer school, StFX will accept these courses as long as they are listed on a student’s transcript night school, online courses, and correspondence courses Do you require the following? ⬜ English Proficiency Test Do you accept Challenge YES, StFX will accept these courses as long as they are listed on a student’s transcript. exams? Deferral Policy Students may defer their acceptance and general entrance scholarship for up to one year provided they do not attend another post-secondary institution during that time. Major Scholarships cannot be deferred. Reporting of Grades Unofficial transcripts from the school will be accepted up until the student’s final Grade 12 marks are available at which time we’ll require official transcripts. Please email all transcripts to [email protected] English Proficiency TOEFL minimum scores Requirements • 580 (paper based) • 236 (computer based) • 92 on the IBT (internet based test) MELAB: Min. score of 90 IELTS: Min. score of 6.5 CAEL: Min. score of 70 Application Instructions Online Applications can be found here. Student’s can apply to up to two programs online. If applying to Nursing, please ensure that the Nursing program is your #1 options. Students will receive an admissions decision to their first program. If they choose to decline and would like an admissions offer for their 2nd program of choice, please email [email protected] Application Deadline & Fee StFX will accept applications for admission on an ongoing basis. Please note competitive programs may fill and early applications are encouraged. Please see https://www.stfx.ca/admissions/admission-requirements/nursing-programs-stfx for Nursing program deadlines. Timing of offers/grades used Decision letters will be sent once a student has submitted a complete application and set of transcripts. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing First year students who have applied and been accepted by May 15th are guaranteed a room in residence. A $400 deposit must be paid by June 1st to confirm a residence offer. Students who cancel their accepted residence assignment after August 15th are responsible for 15% of the residence room fee. Residence Application General Residence Information can be found here. Deadline & website Students can apply for residence within their application for admission or when a student is accepted, they can apply directly once they’ve confirmed, here. SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships All Scholarship information can be found at here. Guaranteed Scholarship Students are considered for entrance scholarships with a minimum final average of Program 85% or higher using five university preparatory level courses, including program pre- requisites. Bursary Information Bursary deadlines vary. Limited bursaries by first & second semester. General bursaries by date. More information on bursary’s here. INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS Innovative & Immersive Programs • Bachelor of Arts and Science in Health offers an interdisciplinary approach to health drawing on the scientific, social and humanistic fields. Unique in Canada, this program will give a competitive edge to students who want a career in a health-related field. • Bachelor of Arts and Science in Climate and the Environment offers an interdisciplinary focus on the scientific and social dimensions of our environment. The degree program will examine the physical, biological and chemical composition of our world, our societal relationship with nature and how the Earth’s energy balance affects our environment. • The Concentration in Actuarial Science at StFX will put you well on your way to entering the Actuarial field. Actuaries must master financial, mathematical, and economic principles to provide organizations of all types with the confidence needed for future-planning. • A new four-year program in the Faculty of Arts, Public Policy and Governance, will offer students the opportunity to gain insight and skills in public affairs, leadership, how and why government decisions are made, and options for tackling a broad range of public issues, within local and global communities. • Bachelor of Arts in Applied Forensic Psychology offers students the chance to study the application of Psychology within the criminal justice and mental health systems, including traditional courses and practica placements that prepare you for graduate school or employment in numerous fields. Scholarships • The Gerald Schwartz School of Business has over 40 new scholarships for students with demonstrated leadership. • The Brian Mulroney Institute of Government has an over $10 million endowment in scholarships and awards, including over $1 million for Aboriginal Canadians Campus Renovations • The Brian Mulroney Institute of Government is a modern learning space featuring a 300-person auditorium, an open atrium, a new centre for teaching and learning, labs and office spaces. New academic chairs will be dedicated to areas including Canada-U.S. relations, climate change and the environment, human rights and the advancement of women, and the Irving Shipbuilding Chair in Arctic Marine Security Policy. • To enhance student learning and to continue to provide enhanced health and wellness opportunities for students, new varsity locker rooms and a new physical therapy space will be operational by September. This is part of the Lino and Amelia Saputo Centre for Healthy Living, a $30 million renovation to current athletic facilities. As part of the project, the StFX main gym and exterior stands have been completely renovated and rebuilt. • Updates to campus dining, including the addition of a full-service Starbucks Café and extensive renovations and new offerings at the Bloomfield Centre café. Upgrades to Bloomfield Café include the addition of a build-your-own salad bar, Just Us! Coffee, a taco bar, and a homemade milkshake station. Athletics: ● StFX X-Women Rugby won the 2019 AUS and U SPORT Championship, and StFX X-Women Hockey took silver in the 2019 AUS Championships!
www.stu.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Natalie Carrier, Admissions Counsellor for British Columbia Students [email protected] 506-453-7218 Contact Information for Natalie Carrier, Admissions Counsellor for British Columbia Counsellors [email protected] 506-453-7218 Learning Resources Natalie Carrier, Admissions Counsellor for British Columbia Contact & Website [email protected] 506-453-7218 Scholarships and Michelle Wright, Director of Admissions Financial Aid Contact [email protected] Mailing Address 51 Dineen Dr Fredericton, NB E3B 5G3 Student Population Approximately 2,000 undergraduate students Number of Programs Four: Bachelor of Arts; Bachelor of Applied Arts; Bachelor of Education; Bachelor of Social Work ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Minimum average of 70% on five successfully completed Grade 12 academic Requirements courses from our list of acceptable courses, one of which must be English 12 or English 12 First Peoples Minimum Admissions Minimum average of 70% Average IB Information Transfer credit will be awarded for a maximum of 30 credit hours if students receive grades of 5, 6, or 7 on individual higher-level IB subjects. Information on this can be located here. AP Information Students are eligible to receive transfer credit for a total of 18 credit hours on individual subjects where students received grades of 4 or 5 on the AP exam. Information on this can be located here. Policy on repeated If a student takes a course more than once we will accept the higher mark. courses Policy on summer We accept courses completed in any of the listed formats. school, night school, online courses, and correspondence courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment following? X Neither Do you accept X Yes No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Students are able to defer their acceptance to the following semester or year. Reporting of Grades All transcripts must be submitted to us directly from the school. Email ([email protected]) is preferred. English Proficiency Students who meet the following minimum English Language Requirements Proficiency scores and the St. Thomas academic admission requirements are eligible for the ESL program: • TOEFL 61 (Internet-based) • IELTS 5.0 • DET 85 Students with scores of: • TOEFL 89 (Internet-based) • IELTS 6.5 • DET 105 are eligible to take five regular academic courses but may take integrated and assisted courses if they wish. Application Instructions Students are able to apply beginning October 1 (stu.ca/apply) Application Deadline & Rolling admission – applications will be considered until August 2021. $55 Fee application fee Timing of offers/grades Students who submit a completed application should receive an admission used decision within 5 business days. Grade 11 grades will be used to predict grade 12 performance until grade 12 grades are available. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing X Yes ⬜ No Residence Application Residence rooms are guaranteed to first-year students who apply and pay the Deadline & website $300 residence confirmation deposit by April 15- stu.ca/residence SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Entrance scholarships are available to first-year students. Accepted applicants are encouraged to submit a completed scholarship application by March 1- stu.ca/scholarships Guaranteed Scholarship Scholarships are not guaranteed. Program Bursary Information Entrance bursaries are available to first-year students. Accepted applicants are encouraged to submit a completed bursary application by March 1- stu.ca/scholarships INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS The Bachelor of Arts is the heart of St. Thomas University’s academic community with more than 30 programs offered in the humanities and social sciences. Signature programs include Journalism, Criminology, Human Rights and Aquinas. Our Bachelor of Social Work, and post-degree Bachelor of Education complement the Bachelor of Arts community, and offer students outstanding training through course work and practicums.
INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Michelle Nguyen, Admissions Counsellor Students [email protected] 780-465-3500 x 8087 www.kingsu.ca Contact Information for Michelle Nguyen, Admissions Counsellor Counsellors [email protected] 780-465-3500 x 8087 www.kingsu.ca Learning Resources Kristen Lemke, Student Success Coordinator Contact & Website [email protected] 780.465.3500 x 8037 www.kingsu.ca/services/accessibility-and-accommodation Scholarships and Meredith Holmes Financial Aid Contact [email protected] 780.465.3500 x 8117 Mailing Address 9125 50 St Edmonton AB T6B 2H3 Student Population 854 Number of Programs 14 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Students must present 5 Grade 12 courses with an overall average of 60%: Requirements • 1 course must be English 12 • 3 courses must be standard academic courses • The 5th course may be a standard or non-standard course carrying standard credit weight For more information, please visit www.kingsu.ca/admissions Minimum Admissions 60% Average IB Information For information regarding IB admission and transfer credit, please contact Michelle Nguyen (contact info listed above) AP Information For information regarding IB admission and transfer credit, please contact Michelle Nguyen (contact info listed above) Policy on repeated The King’s University will accept the highest grade if repeated courses are courses presented on a transcript. Policy on summer The King’s University will accept courses taken through summer school, school, night school, night school, online, or correspondence so long as final marks are available online courses, and by the application deadline. correspondence courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment following? ⬜ Neither Do you accept The King’s University will accept challenge exams so long as the student Challenge exams? receives a percentage mark, not just a pass/fail mark. Deferral Policy Applicants wishing to defer from Fall Term to Winter Term may write a letter of appeal requesting a deferral by September 30, 2020. Applicants wishing to defer from Winter Term to Fall Term of the following academic year may write a letter requesting that their application fee be waived and their application be reassessed for admission to the new academic year. Reporting of Grades Students may submit unofficial transcripts for an Initial Admission decision. Final Admission requires receipt of a final official transcript. English Proficiency Students who wish to use TOEFL results to demonstrate English Requirements proficiency requirements must present a minimum overall score of 86, with a minimum score of 21 on each of the four areas tested. Students who wish to use IELTS results to demonstrate English proficiency requirements must present a minimum overall score of 6.5, with a minimum score of 5.0 on each band. Application Instructions Students can apply for admission at www.kingsu.ca/apply. The application for Fall Term 2020 will open October 1, 2020. Application Deadline & The application deadline for the 2021/22 academic year is August 15, 2021. Fee The application fee is $70. Timing of offers/grades Offers of Admission are released on a rolling basis. Applicants who used achieved honors status in Grade 11 should expect to receive initial admission. For applicants using their Grade 12 marks for admission, we will require at least 3 interim marks and proof of registration in all other courses to make an initial admission decision. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing There are 3 residence options on campus: the Tower, the Tower Suites, and the Apartments. First year students who apply for residence and pay their deposit by June 15, 2021 are guaranteed room in the Tower residence. Residence Application Residence is available to students on a first come, first served basis. The Deadline & website residence application can be found at www.kingsu.ca/student- life/residence. SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Admission Scholarships are automatically awarded based on the four academic courses used in the admission average, and do not have a deadline: • 80-89% = $2000 • 90-100% = $3000 Competitive The Scholarships and Awards Application is available online each year Scholarships & Awards from February 1 – March 31. Students are able to apply for over 70 non- (Including Bursaries) repayable scholarships and bursaries. To qualify for any awards and bursaries applied for, students must receive admission by March 31. For more information please visit www.kingsu.ca/student-life/financial- aid/scholarships. INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS New Programs of Study: We have expanded the minors that we offer to include Accounting, International Business, Management, Canadian Studies, and Christianity and Contemporary Culture. Our Music programs have also expanded their specializations to include streams in Music Education and Piano Pedagogy.
Academic Enrichment Centre: In January 2020, we officially opened our new Academic Enrichment Centre. The AEC is home to our Accessibility and Accommodations Services, Academic Supports Services, Writing Centre, and also serves as our testing centre.
INSTITUTION INFORMATION Future Students General Line 250.828.5006 [email protected] tru.ca/future Contact Information for Gabi Scollon Jessi Guercio Students & Counsellors Vancouver Island Student Recruiter - Vancouver & Area Student Recruiter - Advisor Advisor 250.828.5037 250.852.7642 [email protected] [email protected] Learning Resources Academic 250.828.5075 [email protected] tru.ca/advising Contact & Website Advising Accessibility 250.828.5023 [email protected] tru.ca/as Services Counselling 250.828.5023 [email protected] tru.ca/counselling Assessment 250.828.5470 [email protected] tru.ca/assessment Centre Scholarships and 250.828.5024 [email protected] tru.ca/awards Financial Aid Contact Mailing Address Thompson Rivers University 805 TRU Way Kamloops, BC V2C 0C8 Student Population ~29 000 on campus and online Number of Programs 140 on campus, 60 online ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Completion of grade 12 (or equivalent) and English 12 with 73% Requirements Minimum Admissions We take a different approach to the admissions process. For most programs, we Average do not calculate an overall admission average. Each program has specific high school course requirements for admission. Please consult tru.ca/programs to view the admission requirements for each program.
Open Admission is available for first-year entry to Arts, Science, Business, Fine Arts, and Computing Science. If a student does not meet the program requirements, they will be admitted and can upgrade during their first year of academic study. IB Information Transfer credit granted for higher level courses passed with a grade of 5 +. AP Information Transfer credit granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of 4 +. Policy on repeated If the repeated course grade is higher, TRU will accept the revised grade as it courses appears on official transcript. If it is lower, your previous grade will be accepted. Policy on summer TRU accepts all recognized forms of course completion that are authorized by the school, night school, & Ministry of Education. The deadline for final grades is the first day of classes. online/distance courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment ☒ Neither following? Do you accept ☒Yes ⬜ No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy TRU does not offer deferrals to the next academic year. Reporting of Grades TRU does not accept self-reported graded.
Interim and final grades are to be received from the Ministry of Education’s Student Transcript Service, via email in PDF format (sent from a school administrator or counsellor’s email account), or in person in a sealed envelope. English Proficiency TOEFL IBT TOEFL PBT IELTS MELAB CanTEST CAEL Requirements 88+ 570+ 6.5+ 81+ 4.5+ 70+ If requirements not met, students can write the TRU English Placement Test to determine appropriate placement in Academic English or ESAL. Application Instructions tru.ca/apply
Unsuccessful applicants to competitive programs (eg. BScN or RT) will be offered a seat in a non-competitive program (eg. BA or BSc). Application Fee $30.42 Application Deadline Application deadline vary by program, find them all at tru.ca/admissions/undergrad RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing Students who apply directly from high school to the North Tower or McGill Residence by March 1 are guaranteed a spot Residence Application Applications accepted after March 1, as space permits Deadline & website tru.ca/future/housing/residences SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships The minimum academic requirement for Entrance Scholarships is an 80% average in four grade 12 academic subjects including English (the equivalent Grade 11 academic subject will be used where Grade 12 courses are in progress). Certain awards will also require documented exemplary leadership and community service, extra-curricular involvement as well as reference letters. The deadline for Entrance Scholarships is March 1st and April 1st for Entrance Awards. For detailed criteria, visit tru.ca/entrance Guaranteed Scholarship Not available Program Bursary Information TRU Undergraduate Entrance Bursaries: awards range from $500 to $4,000 INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ● TRU is the first post-secondary institution in Canada to earn a platinum rating for its sustainability efforts from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education — as measured in five areas: academics, engagement, operations, planning and administration, and innovation and leadership ● Completion of $37 million Nursing and Population Health Building for our School of Nursing ● TRU now offers a Master of Science in Data Science
PETERBOROUGH | DURHAM GTA
1-888-739-8885
trentu.ca
INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Peterborough Campus: 1-888-739-8885 [email protected] Students Durham GTA Campus: 1-888-455-5559 [email protected] Contact Information for Guidance Hotline: 1-705-748-1011 x7222 Counsellors Sasha Trivett, Manager of Student Recruitment, 705-740-1011 ext. 7584 [email protected] Kevin Whitmore, Director of Recruitment & Admissions [email protected] Learning Resources Academic Advising, www.trentu.ca/advising Contact & Website Academic Skills Centre, [email protected], www.trentu.ca/academicskills Careerspace, 705-748-1011, ext. 6102, [email protected], www.trentu.ca/careerspace Student Accessibility Services, 705-748-1281, [email protected], www.trentu.ca/sas Scholarships and Financial Aid Office, 705-748-1524, [email protected], [email protected], Financial Aid Contact www.trentu.ca/scholarships, www.trentu.cs/financialaid Mailing Address Peterborough campus: 1600 West Bank Drive, Peterborough ON, K9L 0G2 Durham Greater Toronto Area (GTA) Campus: 55 Thornton Road South, Oshawa ON, L1J 5Y1 Student Population Approximately 11,000 between Peterborough and Durham GTA campuses Number of Programs 100+ ADMISSIONS INFORMATION General Admission Requirements: English 12 plus three other academic grade 12 courses Basic Admissions Requirements Programs with Additional Admission Criteria: Chemical Engineering: Chemistry 12 Math 12, Physics 12 Forensic Science/Forensics Biology/Forensics Chemistry: Biology 12, Chemistry 12, Math 12 Kinesiology: Biology 12, Math 12 Nursing: Minimum 65% in Biology 12, Chemistry 12, Math 12, minimum 70% in English 12 and successful completion of the CASPer exam Biomedical Science: Biology 12, Chemistry 12, Math 12, Physics 12 Environmental Geoscience: Chemistry 12, Math 12
Trent uses the higher of the school mark or Provincial Exam mark in calculating admission average https://www.trentu.ca/futurestudents/undergraduate/requirements/secondary-student/out-province Minimum Admission Average: 70% Minimum Admissions Average Programs with Higher Minimum Averages: 75%: Bachelor of Arts & Science, Biomedical Science, Conservation Biology Co-op/Placement Criminology, Environmental Science/Studies, Environmental Geoscience, Financial Analytics, Forensic Biology, Forensic Chemistry, Forensic Science, Kinesiology, Logistics & Supply Chain Management, Nursing, Teacher Education Stream, Policing & Community Well-Being 80%: Computer Science Co-op, , Chemical Engineering Trent/Swansea Dual Degree, Law & Arts Trent/Swansea Dual Degree, Medical Professional Stream, IB Information Trent recognizes the competitive nature of the IB Program. Minimum IB score of 26 with at least 3 Higher Level courses. Admissions criteria can differ by academic area. Transfer credits may be granted for IB Higher Level courses with grades of five (5) or better. www.trentu.ca/ib AP Information Transfer credits will be granted for Advanced Placement courses with grades of four (4) or better. www.trentu.ca/futurestudents/undergraduate/requirements/advanced-placement-student Policy on repeated For courses taken more than once, Trent will use the higher grade for calculation of admission courses average and scholarship eligibility. Policy on summer Trent will accept credits from any accredited high school. Students who are completing courses school, night school, outside of their regular day school should notify the Admissions Office using the “Intention to online courses, and Upgrade” form on their MyTrent portal. correspondence courses Do you require the Trent requires neither a literacy or numeracy assessment following? Do you accept Yes Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Students may defer their offer of admission for up to one academic year. Deferrals are granted only once. Nursing deferral requests require a letter to the Dean, and are only granted in exceptional cases. To defer, students can complete the Request for Deferral form on their MyTrent portal. Reporting of Grades Students can self-report grades on their MyTrent portal, using the Self-Reported Grades form under the “Academics” tab, but an official transcript will be required upon graduation. English Proficiency An applicant whose primary language is not English, or whose previous education has been Requirements conducted in another language, or who has studied for less than three (3) years at an internationally accredited school where English is the primary language of instruction, must show proof of English language proficiency. Some accepted English Proficiency test are TOEFL (min. iBT score 86), The Duolingo English test (score of 115) or IELTS (min. score 6.6, with no band score below 6.0). www.trentu.ca/futurestudents/international/admissions/requirements/english-proficiency Application Instructions Applications will be accepted through the Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC) ouac.on.ca. Included in the application cost, students are able to apply to three programs, with the ability to add additional programs for a fee. We do not consider application ranking for institutions or programs when making offers of admission. Application Deadline & Application fee of $156 and deadline: January 15, 2021 for limited enrolment programs Fee Timing of offers/grades Offers of admission will begin to go out in December and continue on a rolling basis. Trent will used consider Grade 11 marks for early offers of admission. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing Yes, provided that application requirements are met by the deadline. Residence Application June 1, 2021 at 11:59 pm for a guaranteed space in residence. Residence applications received after Deadline & website the deadline will be awarded subject to availability. SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships National Renewable Entrance Scholarships: Students who achieve an average of 80% or higher in high school will automatically receive a renewable entrance scholarship valued between $4,000 and $12,000 over four years. Trent Prestigious Scholarships: Available for Canadian citizens and permanent residents. Valued up to $5,000, application required, open January 2021 via myTrent portal - Deadline to apply: April 1,
2021 Green and White Athletic Scholarships Awards: Entrance scholarships for applicants achieving
80%, and have been recruited for athletic skill Global Citizens Scholarships: Available for international students. Values range up to full scholarships. Deadline: April 1, 2021, www.trentu.ca/international/financesandscholarships.php Guaranteed Scholarship Entrance Scholarships: Students who achieve an average of 80% or higher in high school will Program automatically receive an entrance scholarship. Students who maintain an average of 80% during their studies at Trent will qualify for an in-course scholarship each year. www.trentu.ca/financialaid Bursary Information Trent University’s bursaries are awarded based on documented financial need. Entrance Bursaries are granted to students entering postsecondary studies for the first time. Entrance Bursary applications are due July 31, 2021 An extensive in-course bursary and award program is available for students with additional financial need. In-course bursary applications are available starting at the beginning of each term. www.trentu.ca/financialaid INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS • Trent University was ranked the #1 undergraduate university and #1 in Canada. In addition, Trent continues to rank #1 in Canada for scholarships and bursaries. Maclean’s University Rankings, 2019. • New programs: Chemical Engineering: Trent/Swansea Dual Degree; Computer Science Co-op; Conservation Biology Placement or Co-op option; Criminology; Financial Analytics; Forensic Biology; Forensic Chemistry; Kinesiology, Logistics & Supply Chain Management • Opening Fall 2020: 200-bed residence at our Durham GTA campus • Opening Fall 2021: Forensics Crime Scene Facility • Coming soon to Trent’s Peterborough campus: a Trent Research and Innovation Park (TRIP); Canada’s premier green technology research and innovation site
www.twu.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Website: http://www.twu.ca/undergraduate/ Students Email: [email protected] Phone: 604 513 2019 Contact Information for Mat Marquez, Director of North American Undergraduate Admissions Counsellors Phone: 604.513.2019 Email: [email protected] Learning Resources Dave Stinson Contact & Website [email protected] Scholarships and www.twu.ca/awards Financial Aid Contact Tim Shulba, Director of Financial Aid Phone: 604.513.2031 Fax: 604.513.2159 E-mail: [email protected] Mailing Address 7600 Glover Road Langley, BC Canada V2Y 1Y1 Student Population 2,500 Undergraduate Students Number of Programs 54 Programs ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions General Admission Requirements: The minimum requirement for Requirements admission is graduation from high school with 70% average in English 12 (or equivalent) and three additional Grade 12 courses from TWU’s approved course list. Three academic Grade 11 courses (or equivalent) For more details please are also recommended including English 11, not including physical and go to the following link: health education, career education, applied design, skills and technology, http://www.twu.ca/undergr and religious studies courses. It is recommended that one course in Grade aduate/admissions/ 11 and one course in Grade 12 be a Math or Science. : http://www.twu.ca/undergraduate/admissions/
LITERACY & NUMERACY ASSESSMENT: Students must complete the Literacy Assessment to confirm their admission to TWU. It is recommended that students complete this assessment before January of the year of graduation. The Numeracy assessment will not be used in the evaluation for admission.
Math Requirements for Nursing program: Pre-Calc 11 and Found. 11/12 Math Recommendations for Sciences and Business: Pre-Calc 11/12 Min Admission Avg. 70% IB Information TWU will award unlimited university credit to IB students who have scored a 4 or higher in Higher Level IB (https://www.twu.ca/admissions- aid/admission-requirements/ibap-students) courses that are approved by the BC Transfer Guide in the IB/AP section at www.bctransferguide.ca AP Information TWU will award university credit for AP courses to students in which a minimum grade of 4 has been achieved (https://www.twu.ca/admissions- aid/admission-requirements/ibap-students). All AP courses with pre- approved TWU transfer equivalents are posted in the BC Transfer Guide at www.bctransferguide.ca. Policy on repeated Will take the highest mark. courses
Policy on summer We will consider all courses as listed on a student’s transcript as long as a school, night school, grade is given for the course. online courses, and correspondence courses Do you require the Literacy assessment: yes ⬜ Numeracy assessment: yes following? Do you accept If the exam gives a grade for the course, we will consider using this mark. Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Yes, we defer student’s admission to all programs except nursing. We do not defer financial aid offers. Reporting of Grades We accept in progress marks via a report card or a teacher’s report. These marks can be sent via email ([email protected]), text or in person. English Proficiency You can meet our English Proficiency Requirements via 8 ways, see Requirements https://www.twu.ca/admissions-aid/undergraduate/international-applicants
TOEFL score of at least 570 (230 computer-based, or 88 Internet-based) and a Test of Written English (TWE) score of at least 5.
International English Language Testing System (IELTS) score report as an alternative to TOEFL. A minimum score of 6.5 is required for admission. For more information on the IELTS test, visit www.ielts.org
Canadian Academic English Language score as an alternative to the TOEFL or IELTS. A minimum score of 70 is required for admission, with no score lower than 60 for undergraduate admissions. For more information on the CAEL test, go to www.cael.ca Application Instructions www.twu.ca/apply Application Deadline & March 1 Fee Application is Free Timing of offers/grades Offers of Acceptance begin in early November and are sent on a rolling used admission basis we will use a combination of grade 11 and 12 marks, with a required minimum of 4 grade 11 marks and 2 grade 12 marks. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing Yes Residence Application May 1 Deadline & website Pictures, and more details can be read online at: http://www.twu.ca/undergraduate/campuslife/housing/ SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships March 15 Deadline $8 million given annually. Average package awarded was $5,200. Guaranteed Scholarship Based on a student’s average top grade 12 classes, 1 of which must be Program English 12.
President's Scholarship (GPA of 90.0% +): $6,000 per year Provost's Scholarship (GPA of 85.0% to 89.9%): $4,000 per year Dean's Scholarship (GPA of 73.0% to 84.9%): $2,000 per year Bursary Information Please see our awards information page at www.twu.ca/awards
UAB.CA/START INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for University of Alberta | Student Connect Students (780) 492-3113 | 1-855-492-3113 | ualberta.ca/admissions/undergraduate Questions? Students can get quick answers to their questions at uab.ca/ask. Contact Information for National Recruitment Office Counsellors Karina Holmgren, National Recruitment Coordinator (Acting) (780) 248-1341 | [email protected] | uab.ca/counsellor Learning Resources UAlberta Academic Supports Contact & Website ualberta.ca/current-students/academic-resources Scholarships and Financial Scholarships and Awards & Student Financial Support Aid Contact [email protected] | uab.ca/awards | uab.ca/financialsupport Mailing Address University of Alberta Office of the Registrar Administration Building Edmonton, AB, T6G 2M7 Student Population 32,000 undergraduate students Number of Programs 200+ undergraduate programs ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions For admission into the University of Alberta’s direct-entry programs, students Requirements must present a competitive average across the 5 Grade 12 level courses required for their program of choice. For details on the requirements of each program, see the UAlberta the Viewbook or visit uab.ca/programs. Minimum Admissions Admission to all programs is competitive and space is limited. Students Average must meet both the minimum and competitive average requirements for their faculty/program. The competitive average varies for each program, each year, depending on the competitiveness of the applicant pool. Learn more about our admissions process uab.ca/adm101. AP/IB Information When AP/IB exams are taken in conjunction with high school curriculum, the University of Alberta will use the higher of the two final marks for admission. To calculate your admissions average using AP or IB results, we will convert scores into percentages. Students who score a 6 or 7 in their IB course(s) or a 4 or 5 on their AP exam(s) may be eligible for advanced standing to the University of Alberta. Refer to uab.ca/AP or uab.ca/IB for more information. Policy on repeated courses When courses are repeated, the University of Alberta will use the highest official final mark that appears on an applicant’s transcript for admission. Policy on summer school, The University of Alberta will use an applicant’s highest admissible final night school, online marks for admission and scholarships, regardless of the method of course courses, and delivery. Final marks must be received via a student’s official transcript on or correspondence courses before the August 1st 2021 document deadline. The following are ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment ☑ Neither required? Challenge exams ☑ Yes ⬜ No accepted? Deferral Policy The University of Alberta does not grant admission deferrals*. Applicants are encouraged to apply the year that they wish to attend. (*some deferrals granted for students starting Fall 2020 due to COVID-19) Reporting of Grades Applicants must self-report all final grade 11 and grade marks at the time of application. Visit uab.ca/aftapp for information on mid-cycle mark updates. English Proficiency For programs instructed in English, UAlberta applicants must demonstrate Requirements proficiency in the English language. Requirements may differ by program. Refer to uab.ca/LanguageReqs for more information. Application Instructions Applicants may submit their UAlberta application for admission as of October 1st 2020. Applicants must self-report all final grade 11 and grade marks at the time of application, and will submit two strategic program choices on their application. Apply online at uab.ca/apply. Application Deadline & Fee The UAlberta application for admission is open from October 1st 2020 to March 1st 2021. The application fee is $125. Apply online at uab.ca/apply. Timing of offers/grades used Applications for admission are processed on a rolling basis. Students are encouraged to apply early, as they are considered for admission based on the earliest indicators of their success. High achieving students may receive an offer based on grade 11 marks alone, but many students will need to present a combination of final grade 11 and final first-semester grade 12 marks to receive an offer. Qualified applicants will receive a single, firm admission offer. For linear schools we will accept interim grade 12 marks, provided that these marks reflect at least 50% of the course content. For more evaluation details visit uab.ca/adm101. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ☑ Yes (first year students who apply for residence by April 30th 2021) ⬜ No Residence Application Residence applications open October 1st 2020. Incoming first year students Deadline & Website are guaranteed a spot in residence if they apply by April 30th 2021. Applications for residence cost $25 and can be submitted within the application for admission. Applications for residence can also be submitted separately at uab.ca/residence SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships The University of Alberta offers over $28 million in undergraduate scholarships and awards each year! There are 2 award categories for direct- entry students: • Admission-based: students will be automatically evaluated for these scholarships when they apply for admission. Eligibility is based on their high school admission average at the time of their admission offer and other factors. • Application-based: after applying for admission, students must submit a scholarship application to be evaluated for application-based scholarships. There is one single scholarship application for all application-based scholarships. Application deadline: December 11th 2020. Visit uab.ca/awards for information on scholarships and to apply online. Bursary Information Students demonstrating financial need in the current academic year are eligible to apply for bursaries. Bursaries are available through multiple sources on campus including the Office of the Registrar, Faculties, and University of Alberta International. For details, visit uab.ca/financialsupport. INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS Counsellors’ E-News Stay up-to-date on University of Alberta news with counsellor-specific curated content with our Counsellors’ ENews. Subscribe at uab.ca/counsellor. Out-Of-Province Scholarships While over $28 million in undergraduate scholarships and awards are available each year, 2 scholarships are exclusively available to students studying outside of Alberta. 1. National Achievement Scholarship: the top incoming out-of-province Canadian students will receive $30,000, payable over four years. 2. Fly Home Award: Out-of-province Canadian students with a strong sense of community could receive up to $1,500 to help them stay connected to home. Lister Classic Renovations Extensive renovations are underway to fully refresh suites, student lounges, washrooms, and other amenity spaces in all three Classic Lister Towers. Lister is the primary first year residence complex on North Campus.
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INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Please see attached contact sheet. Students Contact Information for Counsellors can contact our team listed on the attached contact sheet. See our Counsellors counsellor webpage for further information: https://you.ubc.ca/counsellors/ Learning Resources Our website: you.ubc.ca Contact & Website Scholarships and https://you.ubc.ca/financial-planning/scholarships-awards-canadian- Financial Aid Contact students/ Mailing Address The University of British Columbia Undergraduate Admissions 2016 – 1874 East Mall Vancouver, BC, Canada V6T 1Z1 Student Population See https://www.ubc.ca/our-campuses/ and https://www.ubc.ca/about/facts.html Number of Programs Over 250 programs with 41 undergraduate degrees, 261 program specializations, and infinite possibilities of combinations. See https://you.ubc.ca/programs/#mode=by-topic&viewMode=list ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions • Graduation from high school with a minimum admission average of 70% Requirements in Vancouver and 67% in the Okanagan • English Language Admission Standard (ELAS) • At least six academic/non-academic Grade 12 courses are recommended, but not required • Faculty & program-specific requirements • Personal Profile • Some additional supplemental applications depending on program (such as a portfolio or video interview) • Additional requirements for Vancouver campus only: - Minimum final grade of 70% in Grade 11 or Grade 12 English (or their equivalents) - Any English Language Arts 11 or any English First Peoples 11 - A Language 11 (see our website for details) - Pre-Calculus 11 or Foundations of Math 12 - A Science 11 (see our website for details) Please note that courses used for admission vary for UBC’s Vancouver and Okanagan campuses. Please refer to the appropriate requirements detailed on our website: https://you.ubc.ca/applying- ubc/requirements/canadian-high-schools/#british-columbia Minimum Admissions Students must have graduated from high school with a minimum admission Average average of 70% in Vancouver and 67% in the Okanagan. Meeting the minimum requirements do not guarantee entry, as our programs are competitive and admissions averages will vary by program. Please see our website for more information about what we are looking for in applicants: https://you.ubc.ca/applying-ubc/applied/application-evaluation/ IB Information https://you.ubc.ca/applying-ubc/requirements/international-baccalaureate/ AP Information https://you.ubc.ca/applying-ubc/requirements/advanced-placement/ Policy on repeated UBC will include any grades the Ministry of Education sends us at the time courses of evaluation. This may or may not include repeated courses. Policy on summer Please see ‘Deadlines for distributed learning courses’ at the bottom of this school, night school, website: https://you.ubc.ca/applying-ubc/requirements/canadian-high- online courses, and schools/#british-columbia correspondence courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment ⬜ Neither following? The BC Ministry has confirmed that the Literary Assessment for Grade 12 students will not be ready until the 2021/2022 school year, and as such we will not require it this year. The numeracy assessment is not required. Do you accept ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Challenge exams? Challenge exams can be used to meet our Language 11 requirement. Challenge exams for other courses are assessed on a case-by-case basis and acceptance of these exams to fulfill course prerequisites are at the Faculty’s discretion. Deferral Policy https://you.ubc.ca/applying-ubc/admitted/deferring-admission/ Reporting of Grades Grade reporting is province-dependant, and BC students should follow the instructions outlined at https://you.ubc.ca/applying-ubc/how-to- apply/application/ Further information about how to submit documents can be found here: https://you.ubc.ca/applying-ubc/applied/submit-documents/ English Proficiency All students must meet our English Language Admissions Standard (ELAS). Requirements There are multiple ways to do so, outlined on our website: https://you.ubc.ca/applying-ubc/requirements/english-language- competency/ Application Instructions Create an account and apply at https://you.ubc.ca/ Applicants can provide two program choices, with the first choice being given priority. Application Deadline & For deadlines, see https://you.ubc.ca/applying-ubc/dates-deadlines/ Fee For fees, see https://you.ubc.ca/applying-ubc/how-to-apply/application/ Timing of offers/grades UBC uses a combination of Grade 11 and Grade 12 courses to make an used admissions decision. Students that apply by our early deadline will be considered for first round offers, which will be awarded in January- February. Students who do not receive a first round offer are still considered during the regular round (March-April). UBC endeavours to make all offers of admission for Canadian students by April 30. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Yes, as long as students apply to housing by May 1 and meet our requirements outlined at https://www.housing.ubc.ca/ Residence Application Application deadline is May 1 for the first year housing guarantee. Deadline & website https://www.housing.ubc.ca/ SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships https://you.ubc.ca/financial-planning/scholarships-awards-canadian- students/ Guaranteed Scholarship We do not have guaranteed scholarships. Please see the website provided for Program further information. Bursary Information https://you.ubc.ca/financial-planning/loans-bursaries/bursaries/ INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS New programs highlighted here https://you.ubc.ca/programs/#mode=by-program&viewMode=list
INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information [email protected] for Students 403.210.7625 Contact Information Gillian Chan Steve Kelly for Counsellors Student Recruitment Advisor, BC Assistant Registrar, Student Recruitment and [email protected] Applicant Relations 403.220.6912 [email protected] Counsellor Hotline: 403.220.6921 403.220.8543 Whatsapp: 403.605.8635 Learning Resources UCalgary offers a variety of student support Indigenous Student Support: Contact & Website services from health and wellness, student ucalgary.ca/student-services/writing- access, rights and advocacy, and career support symbols/home ucalgary.ca/current-students/student-services International Student Support: ucalgary.ca/student-services/iss Scholarships and Undergraduate Awards Financial Aid Financial Aid Contact http://www.ucalgary.ca/awards ucalgary.ca/registrar/finances/student-loans [email protected] [email protected] Joel May, Manager, Undergraduate Awards E: [email protected] P:403.220.6916 Mailing Address Admissions Office - 2500 University Dr. N.W. Calgary, AB T2N 1N4 Student Population Undergraduate: 27,000 and Graduate: 6,000 Number of Programs 250+ programs: ucalgary.ca/future-students/undergraduate/explore-programs ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Admission consideration for all programs are competitive. The general admission requirement to Requirements the University of Calgary is BC Grade 12 graduation, or equivalent. Admission average will be calculated using the five required courses for each program. Please visit ucalgary.ca/future-students/undergraduate/requirements Minimum Admissions All programs are competitive; we do not have minimum admission averages. Estimated competitive Average program averages will range from the Low 70’s to mid 90’s based on the program. Please visit ucalgary.ca/future-students/undergraduate/requirements IB Information Higher Level courses will be awarded course credit with a minimum grade of “5” or higher. IB Mathematics: Analysis and approaches (HL) or (SL) and Applications and interpretations (HL) or (SL) is equivalent to Pre-Calculus 12 and Calculus 12. ucalgary.ca/live-uc-ucalgary-site/sites/default/files/teams/15/2020-21-IB-Viewbook-web.pdf AP Information Students will receive course credit in approved courses with a grade of 4 or higher present https://www.ucalgary.ca/pubs/calendar/current/a-12-2.html Policy on repeated The course with the higher grade will be used if a course is repeated courses Policy on summer UCalgary accepts all accredited courses for admission (online, night school, summer school) as long as school, night school, the courses are completed by June 30, 2021. online courses & correspondence courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment ⬜ Neither following? *Assessment scores are not a factor for admission. , Students are required to present their high school diploma to finalize admission. Do you accept ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Deferrals are only approved for special circumstances considered on a case by case basis: ucalgary.ca/registrar/registration/registration-changes-and-exemption-requests/deferral-admission- request Reporting of Grades All decisions for semester-based schools are completed on final grade 11 and/or grade 12 transcripts. For non-semester/linear schools, students can submit interim transcripts with their mid year assessment or marks. Interim transcripts can be uploaded via the Student Centre; documents should include the student’s full name and UCID. Official transcripts must also be requested through the BC Ministry of Education’s website. Once submitted, we will receive students’ official transcripts electronically in January, March and July ucalgary.ca/future-students/undergraduate/documents English Proficiency Full English Proficiency Requirements can be found here: ucalgary.ca/pubs/calendar/current/a-11.html Requirements Academic Communication Certificate (ACC):Learn more about the ACC at: ucalgary.ca/esl/acc Application Students can select two program choices and are encouraged to rank their program choices with Instructions their most desired program as their first choice. If they receive an offer to their first choice, this is the only offer they will receive. If they receive an offer to their second choice, they will continue to be evaluated for their first choice each time new grades are available. https://www.ucalgary.ca/future-students/undergraduate/apply Application Deadline Application open on October 1, 2020 and closes on March 1st, 2021. & Fee Application fee: - $125: Student presenting only Canadian coursework - $145: Student presenting coursework from outside of Canada Students can pay their program choices until March 1 Timing of Early Admission Standard Admission offers/grades used November 2020 – March 2021* November 2020 – May 2021* - Four approved subjects are used. If grade 12 Coursework completed before May 2021 grades exist, they will be used in lieu of grade 11 assessed (gr 11/12) grades. - Five approved subjects are used. If grade 12 *dates are approximations grades exist, they will be used in lieu of grade 11 grades. To be considered for Standard Admission https://www.ucalgary.ca/pubs/calendar/current/ students must present a minimum of 1 grade 12 a-5-1-3.html subject. *dates are approximations RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Residence Students who apply by May 1st will be guaranteed a space in residence for two years. Application Deadline ucalgary.ca/ancillary/residence/live-us/places-live/first-year/kananaskis-and-rundle-halls SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year First Year Scholarships: Over $17 million in undergraduate scholarships including: Scholarships - Prestige Scholarships (Dec. 1, 2020 deadline): Leader in Health Science ($15,000, renewable for 4 years), Chancellor’s Scholarship ($10,000, renewable for 4 years), Seymour Schulich Community Service/Entrepreneurial Entrance, and Academic Entrance ($24,800, renewable for 3 years), Ena Lee Leader in Business Scholarship ($20,000, renewable for 4 years), International Entrance Scholarship ($15,000, renewable for four years), International Entrance Scholarship ($10,000, one-time award), NEW: Richard and Lois Haskayne Legacy Scholarship ($25,000, renewable for 4 years). -Competitive High School Entrance Awards: Range from $500- $8,500 – Deadline March 1, 2021 - IB Diploma Entrance Scholarship valued at $2,000 (non-renewable) -Please visit ucalgary.ca/awards for more information. Guaranteed President’s Admission scholarships ($5,000) are given to students who have 95% or higher on their Scholarship Program admissions average. Bursary Information Selection is based primarily on financial need. For more information: ucalgary.ca/awards INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS What’s new? - Introducing two new embedded certificates starting September 2021 for Entrepreneurial Thinking and Leadership Studies - NEW: Biomedical Engineering Degree: https://schulich.ucalgary.ca/cbre/programs-courses - Mathison Hall: to be completed by 2022, is a new building for the Haskayne School of Business to promote experiential learning: ucalgary.ca/news/university-calgary-breaks-ground-mathison-hall-new-building-haskayne-school-business
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INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for [email protected] Students 604-854-4557 Contact Information for Daniel Goertz – Student Recruitment Coordinator Counsellors [email protected]
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[email protected] 604-854-4557 Learning Resources Academic Success Center - https://www.ufv.ca/asc/ Contact & Website [email protected] Scholarships and [email protected] Financial Aid Contact 604-864-4601 Mailing Address 33844 King Rd. Abbotsford, BC V2S 7M8 Student Population 14,000+ Number of Programs 17 Bachelor’s degrees and more than 100 certificate and diploma programs in applied and academic areas ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Minimum C+ in English 12 for Degree/Diploma level programs Requirements Minimum C- in English 12 for upgrading or exploratory studies English requirement for vocational programs vary depending on program. Other admissions requirements vary depending on program. For information on all of our program entrance requirements check out the Academic Calendar at ufv.ca/calendar Minimum Admissions Varies depending on program. For information on all of our program Average entrance requirements check out the Academic Calendar at ufv.ca/calendar IB Information Check out the BC transfer guide to see how individual IB courses transfer to UFV. Feel free to contact Daniel, Olivia or Lauren if you have any questions. AP Information Check out the BC transfer guide to see how individual AP courses transfer to UFV. Feel free to contact Daniel, Olivia or Lauren if you have any questions. Policy on repeated Will accept higher grade courses Policy on summer Must receive grades by the cut-off (date varies based on intake semester). school, night school, See Academic Calendar online courses, and correspondence courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment Neither following? Do you accept Please contact [email protected] ⊠ Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Yes, Students who have been admitted and wish to request a deferral may fill out a Request for Deferred Admission form found on our website. The completed form must be submitted to the Office of the Registrar at any UFV campus or by email to [email protected]. Forms must be submitted by August 31st for the Fall semester. Students may request to defer their offer of admission for up to one year. Reporting of Grades Students must fill out their selections through BCeID/Student Transcript Service – UFV will pull interim and final grades from the ministry. English Proficiency See https://www.ufv.ca/calendar/current/General/EnglishProficiency.htm for Requirements details Application Instructions Students apply online through https://apply.educationplannerbc.ca/. Students apply to one program per application, students may fill out more than one application however students can only receive an offer for one program at a time so students should only apply to another program if they have changed their goal program. If students are not admissible to their goal program, they will be admitted to an upgrading program. Application Deadline & $49.69, recommended that students apply before January 31 (earlier for Fee some programs) Timing of offers/grades Varies depending on the program, see academic calendar for entrance used requirements and grades used. For non-competitive entry programs, offers are sent out continuously. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing No Residence Application Applications start on January 15th for the following Fall semester, Deadline & website https://www.ufv.ca/residence/thinking-of-applying-/how-to-apply/ SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Numerous first year entrance awards – see http://www.ufv.ca/fineaid/awards/ufv-entrance-scholarships/ and apply by March 1st (September 1st – Trades) Guaranteed Scholarship N/A Program Bursary Information http://www.ufv.ca/fineaid/awards/ufv-bursaries/ INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS • Situated on the unceded traditional territory of the Sto:lo people • New Provost: Dr. James Mandigo • Major building renovations and improvements (2019-present) • Major in Graphic Design
INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Lauren Dietrich Students & Counsellors Liaison Officer – National and Transfer Recruitment [email protected] 519.824.4120 ext. 58478 Learning Resources https://wellness.uoguelph.ca/accessibility/ Contact & Website Student Accessibility Services 519.824.4120 ext. 53244 Scholarships and Scholarships – [email protected] Financial Aid Contact Financial Aid – [email protected] 519.824.4120 ext. 58715 Mailing Address Admission Services University of Guelph 50 Stone Road East Guelph, ON N1G 2W1 Student Population 23,730 undergraduate population (26,741 total enrolment) Number of Programs 13 Undergraduate degrees, close to 85 majors/specializations
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Pages 74-76 of 2021 Viewbook Requirements Grade 12 diploma, including 5 acceptable academic Grade 12 courses. For a complete list of acceptable courses, visit admission.uoguelph.ca/outofprov Minimum Admissions 75% to be considered. Estimated cut-off ranges listed on pages 74-75 of 2021 Average Viewbook. All applicants are encouraged to submit a Student Profile Form admission.uoguelph.ca/spf IB Information IB students should present a minimum score of 28 to be considered for admission. Reported bonus points will be taken into consideration. Applicants should complete the diploma with 3 higher level and 3 standard level courses. Transfer credit may be given for higher level courses with grades of 5 or better to a maximum of 2.0 credits (for diploma and certificate students). Change to IB Math requirements: https://admission.uoguelph.ca/ibintern AP Information Applicants who have completed AP Exams with a minimum grade of 4 will be eligible to receive credit to a maximum of 2.0 credits. Policy on repeated Guelph will use the highest grade reported for any repeated courses courses Policy on summer school, The University of Guelph considers courses taken via the aforementioned night school, online options to be equivalent to courses offered by a regular day school, provided courses, and the courses have been taken at a Ministry-approved and inspected school. correspondence courses For a list of acceptable courses, visit admission.uoguelph.ca/outofprov Summer School – required courses taken the summer prior to entry will be too late for admission decisions Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment following? ⬜ Neither Do you accept Challenge ⬜ Yes ⬜ No exams? Deferral Policy Can defer for 1 year, as long as they do not attend another post-secondary institution. Students can obtain a deferral application from Admission Services at [email protected] Not available for BLA applicants. Reporting of Grades Official and sealed transcripts may be submitted via mail or you may fax or send from a guidance counsellor’s e-mail. Students may submit transcripts/grade reports as unofficial documents for a conditional admission decision. English Proficiency Evidence of English proficiency is required if a student’s primary or first Requirements language is not English and they have less than 4 years of full-time secondary or post-secondary study demonstrating satisfactory academic progress in an English-language school. https://admission.uoguelph.ca/EnglProf Application Instructions www.ouac.on.ca Application Deadline & Apply by January 15, 2021 Fee **April 15, 2021 – official transcript deadline** $156 for initial 3 university/program choices and $50 for each additional university/program choice. Timing of offers/grades Page 84 of the 2021 Viewbook. used 3 rounds of offers starting in January and running to mid-May. In the first 2 rounds, we may be using a combination of grade 11 and 12 grades. The final round will only use completed or in-progress grade 12 grades.
RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing Yes, however, please monitor housing.uoguelph.ca for up to date information. Residence Application Apply by June 1, 2021 with $750 deposit for guaranteed residence. Deadline & website https://housing.uoguelph.ca
SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Guelph has a number of merit and needs-based programs to assist students over and above government sources. The value of these awards will vary, as will the deadlines for applications. Please visit uoguelph.ca/registrar/studentfinance Guaranteed Scholarship Guaranteed entrance scholarships are awarded to students based on their Program admission average, including required courses. Applications are not required. 85.0%-89.9% = $2000; 90%+ = $3000 Bursary Information Financial Needs Assessment Form is due by April 15, 2021. An offer of admission is not required to apply.
INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS Within the Bachelor of Arts, new majors available in Technology, Ethics, Culture and the Human, no co-op option; and Justice and Legal Studies, with co-op option (pending Senate approval).
New program - Bachelor of Indigenous Environmental Stewardship, with co-op option (pending Senate approval).
The Integrated Admission Pathway has been expanded to include all Bachelor of Arts majors (including co-op) and Bachelor of Science, Environmental Geomatics major (including co-op). admission.uoguelph.ca/international/englishprof/iap
INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Liaison Communications Coordinator Students 416.798.1331 ext. 6056, [email protected] Contact Information for Liaison Outreach Coordinator Counsellors 416.798.1331 ext. 6309, [email protected] Learning Resources www.guelphhumber.ca/futurestudents Contact & Website Scholarships and Manager, Student Financial Services Financial Aid Contact 416.798.1331 ext. 6122, [email protected] Mailing Address 207 Humber College Blvd., Toronto, ON M9W 5L7 Student Population 4,900 Number of Programs 7 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions A minimum admission average (see below) inclusive of five acceptable academic Requirements grade 12 courses (including subject requirements) and the completion of a High School Diploma (or equivalent). Subject requirements: > Business: English 12 or English Studies 12; one of Pre-Calculus 12, Calculus 12 or Foundations of Math 12 > Early Childhood Studies: English 12 or English Studies 12 > Family and Community Social Services: English 12 or English Studies 12 > Justice Studies: English 12 or English Studies 12 > Kinesiology: English 12 or English Studies 12; one of Pre-Calculus 12, Calculus 12 or Foundations of Math 12; any two from Anatomy 12/Biology 12/Physiology 12, Chemistry 12 or Physics 12 > Media Studies: English 12 or English Studies 12 > Psychology: English 12 or English Studies 12 Minimum Admissions A minimum 75% admission average inclusive of the basic admission requirements Average (above). Estimated cut-off admission ranges are based on the admission averages from previous years. Exact cut-offs for the current cycle will be determined once applications are received. Possession of an admission average within the estimated cut-off range does not guarantee an offer of admission. IB Information A minimum academic score of 24. Reported bonus points will be taken into consideration. Students should complete the diploma with six subjects: three higher level and three standard level and include the specific subject requirements for the program they are applying to among the higher and standard levels. Please note that any Higher Level or Standard Level mathematics course is an acceptable prerequisite for programs that require math. Students should ensure that their predicted scores are submitted using the seven-point scale. They are eligible to receive a maximum of 2.0 credits for grades of 5 or better on higher level courses. AP Information Advanced Placement exam results of four or more may qualify for university credit to a maximum of 2.0 credits (four courses). Official transcripts are required. Policy on repeated The University will use the highest grade reported from a Ministry-approved courses institution for any repeated courses. Policy on summer Courses taken at any Ministry-approved institution will be considered. school, night school, online courses, and correspondence courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment x Neither following? Do you accept ⬜ Yes x No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Students are encouraged to apply for the year they wish to enrol; however, the University will consider deferrals on a case-by-case basis. Reporting of Grades British Columbia has automatic electronic submission of grades via the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC). We will receive grade data from schools on an ongoing basis from the OUAC. Transcripts must be received by April 15, 2021 for admission consideration. Transcripts must include grades for all completed and in-progress grade 11 and 12 courses. English Proficiency Students are required to provide proof of English proficiency if English is not their Requirements first language and they have studied less than four years in an English language school (minimum high school level). Please refer to: www.guelphhumber.ca/futurestudents/english-language-requirements. Application Instructions Apply at Ontario Universities’ Application Centre, ouac.on.ca. High school students who apply to more than one program at the University of Guelph-Humber will be considered for all programs to which they apply. Application Deadline & Application deadline: January 15, 2021. Application fee (through OUAC) is $156 Fee to apply to three programs/universities. More details at ouac.on.ca. Timing of offers/grades Offers are sent January through May. Early offers in December may be sent to used applicants whose admission average far exceed the estimated cut-offs. When grade 12 marks are not available, grade 11 marks will be used up to April 15, 2021. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜ Yes x No Residence Application Applications for residence due by June 1, 2021. Students can only apply for Deadline & website residence after they receive an offer of admission. www.guelphhumber.ca/futurestudents SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Renewable Entrance Scholarship: Up to $14,000 (over 4 years). Applicants with a 75% admission average or above are automatically considered. First-year scholarship amount is based on a student’s final admission average, including program-specific subject requirements: $5,000 for 90%+; $4,000 for 85–89.9%; $3,000 for 80–84.9%; and $2,000 for 75–79.9%. Scholarships are renewable for three years following admission; for full details on renewable award levels and criteria, visit www.guelphhumber.ca/futurestudents. Founders’ Academic Merit Scholarship: $36,000 ($9,000 x 4). Ten scholarships available. Based on high academic achievement and superior leadership. Must have a minimum 90% admission average. Eligible to receive $9,000 annually over four years of full-time study. Application deadline: January 25, 2021. Vice-Provost Entrance Award: $20,000 ($5,000 x 4). Seven scholarships available. Automatically awarded to one student with the highest final admission average for their respective program. Eligible to receive $5,000 annually over four years of full-time study. Students can only be awarded one of the scholarships described above. For full details on all scholarships, visit www.guelphhumber.ca/futurestudents. Guaranteed Scholarship Renewable Entrance Scholarship. See information above. Program Bursary Information Registrar’s Need-Based Entrance Bursary: $2,000. Based on demonstrated financial need. The number of bursaries awarded varies dependent on need. Application is online at guelphhumber.ca/futurestudents, due by April 15, 2021. INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS > The Media Studies program is undergoing change, including a name change to Media and Communication Studies and new specializations pending Senate approval. Visit www.guelphhumber.ca/futurestudents for current information. > Revisions to scholarships and one new entrance scholarship introduced for 2021. See information above.
INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Josh Young Students Senior Recruitment Officer Email: [email protected] Phone: 902-717-2678 Contact Information for Josh Young Counsellors Senior Recruitment Officer Email: [email protected] Phone: 902-717-2678 Learning Resources www.ukings.ca Contact & Website Scholarships and Catherine Read Financial Aid Contact Assistant Registrar-Institutional Research and Awards Email: [email protected] Mailing Address 6350 Coburg Road, Halifax, NS, Canada B3H 2A1 Student Population 950 Number of Programs 50 ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Students must have five grade 12 academic level courses with no grade below 60%. Requirements Many King’s programs are limited enrolment and meeting the minimum admission requirements does not guarantee admission.
All students must have completed one of the following courses: English Studies 12, English 12 First Peoples, Literary Studies 12, or Français Langue Première 12 (minimum grade 70%). Science students need either Pre-Calculus 12 or Calculus 12 (minimum grade 70%).
Here is the link to King’s admission requirements: https://ukings.ca/admissions/admission-requirements Minimum Admissions Students who want to take the Foundation Year Program under the Bachelor of Arts, Average Science, or Music need a minimum 75% average. Students who want to enter those programs as an undeclared student need a minimum 70%. All Bachelor of Journalism (Honours) students need a minimum 80% average.
IB Information IB Diploma students need to take either IB English SL or HL and science applicants need either IB Math SL or HL. IB students need at least 26 points for admission. Students who complete HL subjects with grades of 5, 6 or 7 could be eligible for university credits. Please visit our IB Transfer Credit Table for a list of course equivalencies. AP Information Students who complete AP subjects with a national exam result of 4 or 5 may be eligible for university credit. Please visit our AP Transfer Credit Table for a list of course equivalencies. Policy on repeated courses The higher of the two grades will be considered for admission. Policy on summer school, These courses will be considered for admission. night school, online courses, and correspondence courses Do you require the □ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment following? Neither Do you accept Challenge □ Yes No exams? Deferral Policy Request a deferral by emailing Tara Wigglesworth-Hines, Assistant Registrar Admissions, at [email protected], and explain the reason you are requesting a deferral. Reporting of Grades Applicants are encouraged to self-report their grades between October 15- January 31. Applicants can self-report their grades on their online application or submit their unofficial transcript to [email protected]. English Proficiency Students who have studied in an English language institution for fewer than three Requirements years will need to submit their TOEFL or IELTS score. Minimum score required: TOEFL (237) and IELTS (6.5 overall and no lower than 6.0 in each band). Application Instructions Students can apply online at: https://ukings.ca/admissions/apply-to-kings
Students can be considered for three programs with one application. Application Deadline & Early application deadline is March 1st. Regular Fee application deadline is June 1st. Scholarship application deadline is March 1st. Undergraduate application fee is $65. Timing of offers/grades Applications are assessed on a rolling basis. used Grade 11 marks are used during the early admissions period. First semester and mid-term grades are used after February 1st during the regular admission period. Scholarship offers are awarded using first-semester and mid-term grades. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜ Yes No Residence Application King’s does not have a residence application deadline; however, residence deadline & website applicants are considered on a first-come first-serve basis. The residence application website can be found here. SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships King’s offers multiple major awards for incoming high school students.
Please visit our website to find out more information about scholarships. Guaranteed Scholarship King’s offers general entrance scholarships that students are automatically considered for Program if they submit an admission application by March 1st. Bursary Information King’s offers non-repayable bursaries every year towards students’ unmet financial needs. Please contact [email protected] for more information. INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS The University of King’s College is closely associated with Dalhousie University. Our campuses are located side- by-side and students can move fluidly between King’s and Dal. They can seamlessly build a customized academic experience at both universities. Many King’s degrees are jointly conferred with Dalhousie University.
King’s has more Rhodes Scholars per capita than any other Canadian university.
King’s College has a unique partnership with the Faculty of Law at the University of Calgary. Graduates of King’s who completed our Foundation Year Program are provisionally pre-admitted to the Faculty of Law at UCal.
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INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Natasha Toney, Recruitment Officer- [email protected] Students [email protected] uleth.zoom.us/my/enrolmenthelp Contact Information for www.ulethbridge.ca/future-student/counsellor-contact-request Counsellors Learning Resources https://www.uleth.ca/campus-life/student-services Contact & Website Scholarships and www.ulethbridge.ca/future-student/awards-and-scholarships Financial Aid Contact [email protected] Mailing Address 4401 University Dr W, Lethbridge, AB T1K 3M4
Student Population 8,767 Number of Programs 150+ ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Five subjects required. English 12, three approved courses, and one Requirements additional course. https://www.uleth.ca/future-student/canadian-high- school-admission-requirements Minimum Admissions 65% Average IB Information IB Grade-Grade 12 Percentage: 7-97%, 6-84%, 5-77% 4-65%, 3- 55%, 2 not acceptable for admission, 1 not acceptable for admission. See Page 22 Academic Calendar: https://www.uleth.ca/sites/ross/files/imported/academic- calendar/2020-21/cal_doc.pdf AP Information AP Score-Grade 12 Percentage 5-96%, 4-86%, 3-76%, 2-65%, 1 not acceptable for admission. See Page 21 Academic Calendar: https://www.uleth.ca/sites/ross/files/imported/academic- calendar/2020-21/cal_doc.pdf Policy on repeated A student may repeat a course previously taken in an attempt to: courses improve the course grade, improve the GPA and/or meet graduation requirements. See page 49 Academic Calendar: https://www.uleth.ca/sites/ross/files/imported/academic- calendar/2020-21/cal_doc.pdf Policy on summer uLethbridge Calgary Campus offers evening and weekend classes to school, night school, accommodate working professionals. The main Lethbridge Campus offers online courses, and more traditional class times and structures. Almost all courses for the Fall correspondence 2020 semester will be held online. https://www.uleth.ca/ross/fall-2020- courses timetable-update Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment following? ⬜x Neither Do you accept ⬜ Yes ⬜x No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy ULethbridge does not typically offer deferrals. However due to COVID-19, they were offered to applicants for the Fall 2020 semester on a case-by- case basis. For questions regarding deferrals contact [email protected] Reporting of Grades All documents will be obtained through ApplyAlberta. Out of Province students must have documents sent to uLethbridge. For competitive programs, students may also submit mid-term grades to improve their application, however official documents will be required for admission to be confirmed. See p. 20 Academic Calendarhttps://www.uleth.ca/sites/ross/files/imported/academic- calendar/2020-21/cal_doc.pdf English Proficiency All students must meet ELP. TOEFL-minimum total score 80. IELTS- Requirements minimum overall score 6.0. PTE-minimum overall 54. CAEL- minimum overall 60. CAE-minimum score ‘C’. CPE-minimum score ‘C’. https://www.uleth.ca/ross/admissions/elp English for Academic Purposes program information below: https://www.uleth.ca/international/content/english-academic- purposes-eap Application Instructions https://www.ulethbridge.ca/future-student/application Students can apply for one program, and can indicate and alternate program choice. They will only receive one offer of admission, however can change the program after applying if there are seats available. Application Deadline & $140.00 CAD. Fall 2021 General application Deadline June 30th. See Fee attached for specific program deadlines. https://www.uleth.ca/sites/ross/files/imported/admissions/ug_deadlin es_next.pdf Timing of offers/grades Offers are sent out within two weeks of receiving application. Grade 11 used marks are used to issue conditional offers, however grade 12 marks will be assessed for admission. ULethbridge uses both early admission and rolling admission. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜ Yes ⬜x No Residence Application https://www.uleth.ca/housing Deadline & website SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships High School Awards: https://www.uleth.ca/future-student/high-school- student-awards Guaranteed Scholarship N/A Program Bursary Information https://www.uleth.ca/ross/student-finance/awards INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ● Delivery for Fall 2020 will be primarily online, with some smaller in person offerings. https://www.uleth.ca/ross/fall-2020-update-faq-students ● Masks are mandatory on Campus as of August 10, 2020, as Public Health restrictions mandate. ● Online Learning Success workshops offered to help students succeed in online learning https://www.uleth.ca/student-success-centre/online-learning-success
umanitoba.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Student Recruitment Officer: Verna Kroeker, Students Ph: 204-474-6472; email: [email protected] Contact Information for Student Recruitment Officer: Verna Kroeker, Counsellors Ph: 204-474-6472; email: [email protected] Learning Resources Academic Learning Centre: 204-480-1481; Contact & Website [email protected] umanitoba.ca/student/academiclearning/ Scholarships and 204-474-9531; Fax: 204-474-7543; [email protected]; Financial Aid Contact umanitoba.ca/student/fin_awards/ Mailing Address 424 UMSU University Centre, University of Manitoba, 66 Chancellors Circle, Winnipeg, MB, R3T 2N2, Canada Student Population Over 29,000 students; 18% are international students representing over 100 countries. Number of Programs Over 100 programs, 60 at the Undergraduate level ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions High school graduation in a university entrance program with a minimum Requirements average of 60% over four Grade 12 courses including a minimum average of 70% over the top four Grade 12 university preparatory courses, and a minimum final grade of 60% in Grade 12 English. umanitoba.ca/student/admissions/requirements/ Minimum Admissions Minimum 70% average over four Grade 12 courses. Average IB Information Please see the following website for more information: umanitoba.ca/student/admissions/application/deadlines/transfer-credit.html Contact: [email protected] AP Information Please see the following website for more information: umanitoba.ca/student/admissions/application/deadlines/transfer-credit.html Contact: [email protected] Policy on repeated The University of Manitoba will always apply the highest grade achieved for courses admission. Policy on summer The UofM will accept these courses provided that they meet the provincial school, night school, curriculum. If a student takes a course after the completion of grade 12, online courses, and they may not be eligible for our direct entry programs with the exception of correspondence University 1 as the UofM requires that students submit final grades prior to courses a documentation deadline which varies by program. Certain correspondence courses may not be eligible for admission. Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜Numeracy assessment ⬜ Neither following? Do you accept ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy No, the UofM does not accept deferrals. Reporting of Grades Students will be required to self-report their anticipated grade 12 results upon application. Interim transcripts must be submitted by May 1, 2020 and are not submitted automatically – they must be sent from the school directly. Final transcripts are due end of July. Official transcripts are required for an offer of admission. English Proficiency Minimum TOEFL overall score of 86, minimum IELTS overall score of 6.5. Requirements Please see the following website for more tests: umanitoba.ca/student/admissions/international/english/ English Language Centre – [email protected]; conditional offer of admission into University of Manitoba upon completion of Level 5. Application Instructions Umanitoba.ca/applynow Students can apply to multiple programs however students are automatically considered for University 1 if they apply into a Direct Entry program and do not meet the Direct Entry program requirements. Application Deadline & March 1, 2021 – all Direct Entry programs Fee January 5, 2021 – Faculty of Music $100 domestic application fee; $120 international application fee Timing of offers/grades Students may receive a conditional offer of admission as early as January. used Offers are given on a rolling basis. All offers of admission are subject to review of final grades (May to July). RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Residence Application No deadline; but apply early as rooms are allocated on a first-come, first- Deadline & website served basis. Students do not need to be admitted in order to apply for housing. Contact [email protected] SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Students who apply for admission by March 1, 2020 are automatically considered for entrance scholarships. These scholarships are based on interim grades. Please see the following website for more information: umanitoba.ca/student/awards/. Leader of Tomorrow and Indigenous Leader of Tomorrow Scholarship – Award amount: $16,000 (4,000 every year) – open to Canadian applicants. Minimum 90% average across specific courses, community/school involvement and demonstrated leadership. More information here: umanitoba.ca/student/fin_awards/school_entrance/; deadline Dec. 1, 2020 Guaranteed Scholarship 95%- 100%: $3000 Program 90%- 94.9%: $2000 85%- 89.9%: $1000 Bursary Information Bursaries are granted based on financial need combined with a reasonable standard of academic performance. Amounts range from $100 - $1,000 per academic year. For more information: umanitoba.ca/student/fin_awards/bursaries/ INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ● We are pleased to welcome Dr. Michael Benarroch back home to Manitoba to lead the University of Manitoba as our 12th President and Vice-Chancellor ● The University of Manitoba has announced that the College of Nursing will feature a Bachelor’s degree in Midwifery starting September 2021. ● The Faculty of Arts, History and Political Studies are now offering COOP opportunities ● The Faculty of Science is pleased to announce that Manitoba Economic Development and Training has approved the establishment of a new degree program, a Bachelor of Science (Major) in Data Science
University of New Brunswick INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Shoba Gunaseelan Students Student Recruitment Officer - UNB Student Recruitment. Email: [email protected] Phone: 506-230-2437 Contact Information for Shoba Gunaseelan Counsellors Student Recruitment Officer - UNB Student Recruitment. Email: [email protected] Phone: 506-230-2437 Learning Resources Contact & Website Scholarships and Victoria Sparkes, Director Undergraduate Awards. Financial Aid Contact Email: [email protected] TOLL FREE 1-888-895-3344 Mailing Address UNB Fredericton 3 Bailey Dr, Fredericton NB E3B 5A3 UNB Saint John 100 Tucker Park Rd, Saint John NB E2L 4L5 Student Population UNB Fredericton – 8,000 UNB Saint John – 2,000 Number of Programs UNB offers over 75 programs. ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions https://www.unb.ca/admissions/requirements/ Requirements Minimum Admissions Arts: 65% Average All other programs 75% IB Information Students who complete higher level IB courses and achieve a score of 5, 6 or 7 may be eligible for advanced standing and/or transfer credit in the following subject areas (except where otherwise indicated): Biology, Chemistry, Economics, English, French, Geography (Fredericton campus only), German (Fredericton campus only), History, Math and Physics (minimum score of 6 is required in Physics on the Fredericton campus). AP Information Students who complete AP courses and achieve a score of 3, 4 or 5 may be eligible for advanced standing and/or transfer credit in the following subject areas (except where otherwise indicated): Art History (Saint John campus only), Biology, Calculus (minimum score of 4 is required in Calculus), Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, English, French, German (Saint John campus only), History, Human Geography (Fredericton campus only), Physics, Psychology (Fredericton campus only), Spanish and Statistics (Saint John campus only). Policy on repeated The highest mark will be used. courses Policy on summer As long as the course is from an accredited institution with the similar school, night school, course code required for admission it will be recognized. online courses, and correspondence courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment following? ⬜ Neither UNB requires neither. Do you accept ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Challenge exams? Students can challenge UNB’s first year Calculus course through the Math department. Deferral Policy Students may defer for 1 academic year using their UNB portal. Reporting of Grades We are currently accepting unofficial transcripts, they can be emailed to [email protected] English Proficiency International students require the following English language proficiency Requirements minimum scores for direct entry into most academic programs: IELTS or IELTS Indicator 6.5, CAEL CE or CAEL Online 60, or Duolingo 115 Application Instructions Students can apply here: unb.ca/apply When students fill out the application, they can choose to apply to their primary program, then they may also identify a secondary choice. Application Deadline & February 15th for Nursing and Health Sciences. March 31st for all other Fee programs. $65 for Domestic Students $125 for International Timing of offers/grades Offers typically are sent out two weeks after a student’s file is complete. used Grade 11 marks will be used as an estimate until final marks can be provided for Grade 12. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜ Yes ⬜ No Fredericton Campus – As long as the application and residence deposit are paid by the deadline. Saint John Campus – First come, first serve basis Residence Application Fredericton – May 15th. Saint John – First, come first serve basis. Deadline & website https://www.unb.ca/fredericton/residence/apply/index.html https://www.unb.ca/saintjohn/residence/resadmissions/index.html SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships $9.3 million dollars was awarded in 2019-2020, students can apply here: http://www.unb.ca/scholarships/highschool/index.html Scholarships are awarded primarily on grades (scholarship average) however, some have other conditions, like financial need, extracurricular activities, the high school you attended, etc. Scholarships usually reflect the goals and values of the donor. Guaranteed Scholarship UNB wants to recognize your academic success and help fund your Program education through our scholarship program, Renewable Opportunities at UNB. Your scholarship offer for your first year at UNB is based primarily on your high school grades (scholarship average). To be considered for entrance scholarships, apply by March 1st. Once you're here, this is how it works... We use your grades from the previous year (scholarship GPA) to determine the value of your scholarship funding for the upcoming year. To take advantage of this program... Apply every year The application opens in your eServices on Jan. 1 with a deadline of Apr. 15 each year. Set your academic goals high Funding starts at $1,000 for a 3.7 scholarship GPA. The amount increases as the scholarship GPA goes up. We only review your grades from the previous assessment year (scholarship GPA), so every year is a fresh start! Enroll full-time Complete 24 credit hours each assessment year (May to April). Bursary Information INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ● New Program – Bachelor of Health. The bachelor of health is a four-year interdisciplinary degree program focused on all aspects of health. Students can major in 3 areas: Society and Health, Management and Health, and Biomedical Sciences and Health.
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INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information Speak to a Recruitment Officer: for Students email: [email protected] phone: 250-960-6306 Prospective Student Website: https://unbc4u.unbc.ca Contact Information Email: [email protected] for Counsellors Phone: 250-960-6306 Website: https://unbc4u.unbc.ca Dennis Stark. Director, Student Recruitment [email protected] 250-960-6657 Learning Resources Email: [email protected] Contact & Website Phone: 250-960-6306 Website: https://unbc4u.unbc.ca Dennis Stark. Director, Student Recruitment [email protected] 250-960-6657 Scholarships and [email protected] or [email protected] Financial Aid Contact Mailing Address 3333 University Way, Prince George BC, V2N 4Z9 Student Population 3,600 Number of Programs 62 Undergraduate Programs; 29 Graduate Programs; 3 PhDs ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Successful completion of grade 12 with 65% average among: Requirements • English Studies 12 or English First Peoples 12 • At least three additional courses selected from the approved list (http://www.unbc.ca/calendar/undergraduate/high-school-admissions ) • One additional grade 12 course Minimum Admissions Min. 75% (competitive)– Engineering Min. 2.33 GPA (competitive)–Education Min. Average Programs 70% (competitive)–Health Sciences Min. Min. 65%–Arts, Commerce, Planning, 70% (competitive)–Nursing Science (non-competitive) Min. 2.67 GPA (competitive)–Social Work IB Information Students awarded an International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma may be awarded up to 30 credit hours of transfer credit. Acceptable IB courses: http://www.bctransferguide.ca More information: http://www.unbc.ca/calendar/undergraduate/high-school-admissions AP Information Students who take the College Board Advanced Placement (AP) courses receive transfer credit (for courses completed with a grade of four or above) upon receipt of the official exam results from the College Board. Acceptable AP courses for transfer credit: http://www.bctransferguide.ca . More information: http://www.unbc.ca/calendar/undergraduate/high-school-admissions Policy on repeated Ensure most recent grade is reflected on the official transcript; if both grades are shown, courses highest grade is taken for average. Policy on summer school, night school, online courses, and Ensure courses are reflected on official correspondence courses transcript and are completed before entry to UNBC. Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment following? Neither Do you accept Dependent on how the final grade is displayed on the transcript. Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Students may defer, in writing, for up to one semester. Reporting of Grades Accept self-declared grades. For competitive programs, grade 11 courses must be complete with true final grades. English Proficiency Applicants, whose first language is not English, regardless of citizenship or country of Requirements origin, must submit evidence of English language proficiency prior to admission. French- speaking Canadians, Canadian First Nations language speakers and students who have completed five consecutive years of instruction and examination entirely in English within two years of application, are exempt from this requirement. Students who have completed secondary education taught entirely in English (recognized institution) may be exempt by providing proof. More information and acceptable evidence of English language proficiency: http://www.unbc.ca/calendar/undergraduate/international-admissions Application https://www.unbc.ca/admissions/apply-now Instructions Students can apply to one program in per application. If the student is interested in more than one program, they can file additional applications. For each application we require self-declared grades to be submitted to make provisional offers of admission. Application Deadline $35.70 – Domestic; $125.00 - International (per application; non-refundable) & Fee Find our Application Deadlines here: https://www.unbc.ca/admissions/undergraduate/undergraduate-application-deadlines Timing of We accept self-declared grades upon application. Provisional Offers are sent based on offers/grades used grade declaration. Interim grades are required in the spring, and final grades are required in the summer. (For Bachelor of Health Sciences, Bachelor of Applied Science, and Bachelor of Science in Nursing, grade 11 marks are required.) More information regarding UNBC’s application deadlines can be found here: https://www.unbc.ca/admissions/undergraduate/undergraduate-application-deadlines RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing Yes. Four-bedroom apartment-style residences. 532 beds. Mandatory all-you-can-eat meal plan for years 1 and 2 at UNBC. Two-bedroom units available for Resident Assistants. Residence Application Recommended deadline is March 31. http://www.unbc.ca/housing Deadline & website SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Various criteria, Early Entrance Award Deadline: Dec 15; General Scholarship Deadline: March 1 Guaranteed N/A; 1 in 4 UNBC students receives some form of award; $3,000,000 awarded each year. Scholarship Program Bursary Information Award dependent; (http://www.unbc.ca/financial-aid) INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS • Highest-ranked primarily undergraduate category in Western Canada by Maclean’s magazine. • Ranked best in Western Canada for mental health supports. • Shannon MacKay is our Indigenous Student Recruiter; [email protected] • UNBC is now offering three Engineering degrees. We continue to offer a joint degree with UBC in Environmental Engineering. Students can also choose a UNBC-only Environmental Engineering degree as well as Civil Engineering. • UBC is now offering a Northern cohort for the Master’s of Physical Therapy and Master’s of Occupational Therapy at the UNBC Prince George Campus. Students are able to complete their pre-requisites for both degrees at UNBC. https://physicaltherapy.med.ubc.ca/prospective-students-2/mpt-admissions/master-of- physical-therapy-north/
www.uOttawa.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for [email protected] Students Address email to : Alexandre Roy Comeau, Liaison Officer Phone: 613-562-5800 ext 1000 Contact Information for [email protected] Counsellors Address email to : Alexandre Roy Comeau, Liaison Officer Phone: 613-562-5800 ext 1000 Learning Resources [email protected] Contact & Website 613-562-5101 www.sass.uOttawa.ca Scholarships and [email protected] Financial Aid Contact 1-877-868-8292 ext. 5734 www.uOttawa.ca/loansandawards Mailing Address University of Ottawa 75 Laurier Avenue East Ottawa, ON K1N 6N5 Student Population 43,229 (2019) Number of Programs 400+ programs at the Undergraduate level (550 including graduate level). ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions High School Diploma with five (5) Grade 12 approved courses. Provincial Requirements exams are not required. For specific prerequisites please refer to: www.uottawa.ca/undergraduate-admissions/admission-requirements- british-columbia Minimum Admissions Minimum admissions averages vary by program. Meeting the minimum Average requirements do not guarantee admission. IB Information Students are eligible for admission if they complete the IB program with a score of at least 29 and they have the prerequisites for their program. Students may receive transfer credits for higher-level subjects with a score of 5 or higher: www.uottawa.ca/undergraduate-admissions/admission-with-advanced- standing AP Information Students may receive up to 30 credits (10 one-term courses) of advanced standing for AP courses, provided they obtain a minimum score of 4 in each subject. This may vary according to the program requested: www.uottawa.ca/undergraduate-admissions/admission-with-advanced- standing Policy on repeated The highest grade is used to calculate the average. courses Policy on summer All courses that are taken through a Ministry-inspected and approved school, night school, institution are treated as equal for the purpose of calculating an admission online courses, and average. correspondence courses Do you require the ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment following? X Neither Do you accept X Yes ⬜ No Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Requests are reviewed case-by-case. The student must not attend any educational institution (including high school) during the deferral period. Reporting of Grades Once a student has made an application via OUAC, they can upload a copy of their transcript directly to their newly assigned uOttawa student account (uOzone). This will speed up processing times so students can receive an offer as soon as possible. Official high school transcripts are still required for validation. English Proficiency International students who have not completed their last 3 years of full-time Requirements studies in English in a country where English is an official language must provide a language proficiency test: www.uottawa.ca/undergraduate-admissions/language-requirements Application Instructions Students will be applying through the OUAC website under the 105- application form. Programs do not need to be in any order. www.ouac.on.ca/ You must declare all current and previous studies, completed or not, even if they are not related to your current application. Application Deadline & Application deadlines and fees vary by program. Key deadlines are April Fee 1st and June 1st. Visit www.uottawa.ca/undergraduate- admissions/deadlines-and-available-programs for more information. Applications and fees are submitted to the Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC) (www.ouac.on.ca). Timing of offers/grades Offers go out on a rolling basis as grades are submitted, with most of our used offers happening from Feb. to April after we receive interim Grade 12 marks. Students should send us their Grade 11 transcripts if they want to be considered for early admission. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing X Yes ⬜ No Residence Application Students apply online through www.uOzone2.uOttawa.ca by June 1. After Deadline & website this deadline, applications can still be submitted but housing will not be guaranteed. Homepage: www.uottawa.ca/housing/ SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Admission Scholarship (up to $4,000): Students applying to one of the six direct-entry faculties with an admission average above 80% will automatically be offered a scholarship at the time of admission. The scholarship will depend on the admission average. Prestigious Scholarships (up to $30,000): President’s, Chancellor’s and Faculty of Science Research scholarships (up to $30,000). Application required by March 1. www.uottawa.ca/financial-aid-awards/scholarships-and-bursaries Guaranteed Scholarship Merit Scholarships ($1,000 for each full-time term): Program Based on your university grades. Awarded automatically if student have a minimum 8.5 (82.5%) term grade point average (TGPA). French Studies Bursary ($1,000 per year): Awarded automatically to students taking at least 3 courses taught in French per term (2 courses, if enrolled in French Immersion). Bursary Information Read about several of our undergraduate scholarships and bursaries to the link above. To search for all scholarships and bursaries, get application criteria or apply, use the Online Scholarships and Bursaries tool. INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS • uOttawa is the largest bilingual (English-French) university in the world. Students can choose to study in either languages or in both with our unique French immersion program. • Our co-operative education program is amongst the top five in the country with a placement rate above 97%. • Our dining hall is one of two 24/7 all-you-care-to-eat university dining halls in Canada, with wide variety of food, access to an Allergies and Dietary Preferences menu. It is also sustainable. • Located in central Ottawa, Canada’s capital city, within walking distance of Parliament Hill. • Promising students with lower grades can fill a declaration of personal experience and have a chance to explain how their life experience should strengthen their applications. • New programs: Certificate in Professional Writing, Certificate in Creative Writing. • Other changes: Data Science is now offering co-operative education.
www.upei.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Office of Recruitment and First Year Advising. Students [email protected] https://www.upei.ca/future-students/first-year-advisement Contact Information for Office of Recruitment and First Year Advising. Counsellors [email protected] https://www.upei.ca/future-students/first-year-advisement Learning Resources Contact & Accessibility Services Website [email protected] www.upei.ca/accessibility Scholarships and Financial Aid UPEI Scholarships and Awards Office Contact Telephone: 902-620-5187 Email: [email protected] Mailing Address Registrar's Office University of Prince Edward Island 550 University Avenue Charlottetown, PE ,C1A 4P3 Student Population 4,926 Number of Programs 69 programs throughout 7 faculties and 2 schools. ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions 5 subjects are required for all programs Required subjects differ, please refer to the viewbook to Requirements see specific program requirements (i.e. Kinesiology, Nursing). All programs require Grade 12 English. All other programs except the Faculty of Arts require Grade 12 Mathematics. Within the Faculty of Science, 2 acceptable Grade 12 Sciences are required. Minimum Admissions 70% minimum average required. Average IB Information International Baccalaureate (IB) students are eligible for admission on the basis of successful completion of the IB Diploma. At least three subjects must be successfully completed at the Higher Level (HL), while the remaining three subjects may be successfully completed at the Standard Level (SL). Completion of the IB Diploma with a score of 24 grants admission to UPEI. Applicants must satisfy the admission criteria of the requested faculty by presenting the specific course requirements identified for that Faculty. Grades below 3 are not accepted for admission assessment. Students who complete a Certificate or individual IB subjects may also be assessed for admission using each HL and SL subject being considered in meeting the Faculty-specific admission requirements.
AP Information Acceptable Advanced Placement Program courses with scores achieved on the national level exam of 3(C) or higher may be presented for admission purposes. Acceptable Advanced Placement courses with scores achieved on the national level exam of 4(B) or 5(A), may be assessed for credit transfer. The applicability of transfer credit is subject to individual degree regulations. A maximum of 30 semester hours of credit may be awarded for eligible AP results. Policy on repeated courses The University policy permits courses to be repeated. All attempted grades are recorded on the transcript, with the highest grade calculated into the GPA. In the case of more than one failed attempt, the result of the later attempt will be calculated into the GPA. Students considering repeating a passed course are advised to consult first with the Chair of the department (where applicable) or the Dean. Policy on summer school, night The summer semester consists of a spring session and a summer session. The minimum course load school, online courses, and for full-time student status in the spring or summer session is 2 courses (6 semester hours of credit). correspondence courses An overload is approved for students with a cumulative GPA of 2.7 or higher. Generally, some courses are offered online through the respective faculties. In terms of Covid-19, all courses with the exception of Nursing, Engineering, and Veterinary Medicine are offered in an online format.
Do you require the following? ⬜ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment X Neither Do you accept Challenge X Yes ⬜ No exams? Deferral Policy Requests for deferral of admission will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Reporting of Grades We recommend attaching documents to your online application. You can also have your school email a copy to [email protected]. Transcripts can also be mailed to UPEI Registrar’s Office, 550 University Avenue, Charlottetown PEI, C1A 4P3; or faxed to (902) 566-0795. English Proficiency https://www.upei.ca/english-language-centre/english-academic-preparation Requirements IELTS overall score of 6.5 with a 6.5 in writing, and no other band below 6. The nursing requirements are an overall score of 7, with a 7 in writing and speaking and 6.5 in reading and listening. TOEFL (paper-based test) score is 550 with minimum TWE of 5.5. For nursing, a 600 with minimum TWE of 6 is required. TOEFL (interned-based test) 80 with minimum of 20 in each category. For nursing, 100 with a minimum of 25 in speaking and writing, 22 in reading and listening. Other accepted tests can be found at https://www.upei.ca/admission-requirements/english- language-proficiency-requirements/undergraduate-programs
Application Instructions www.upei.ca/apply Students will create an account and can use this portal to apply to different programs. They can apply to one primary and once secondary program per application. Student’s will receive an offer to their primary choice. Secondary choices are generally used for students who are applying to Nursing. They can get accepted to their secondary program prior to the Nursing deadline (February 15th), to be able to apply to residence, scholarships, etc. Students are able to complete multiple applications, but since acceptance is generally based off of Faculty, applying to multiple programs within one Faculty may not be necessary.
Application Deadline & Fee Nursing has an application deadline of February 15th. All other programs have no application deadline. All programs have a fee of $50. Timing of offers/grades used Offers can start to be sent as early as end of September. Grade 11 marks will be used to offer “conditional acceptance”. This allows future students to apply for residence, entrance scholarships, and register for their courses prior to beginning. Grade 12 marks will be used for the final offer. The University of Prince Edward Island uses rolling admissions for most programs. The exception to this would be the Nursing program. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ⬜ Yes X No Residence Application Application Website: https://www.upei.ca/residence/apply Residence Deadline & website Website: https://www.upei.ca/residence SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Entrance Scholarship applications must be submitted by March 1. Submit the Entrance Award Cycle application to qualify for over 40 general entrance scholarships form UPEI with just one form. https://www.upei.ca/scholarships-and-awards/entrance-award-cycle Guaranteed Scholarship UPEI’s Celebrating Student Achievement awards program puts the focus strongly on student Program achievement and leads to more scholarships being available to more students. Awards are also "stackable" with other named scholarship and awards. https://www.upei.ca/scholarships- and-awards/cas-qa Bursary Information UPEI's Financial Aid Office is here to assist you in finding the best way for you to finance your education. This office provides support on Provincial and Canada student loan and Grant Programs. INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ● UPEI is adopting a blended framework for the fall semester. Consisting of online lectures and on campus labs. The campus will be open for all students with safety restrictions in place. ● UPEI will soon have its fourth residence on campus. The new 260-bed building will bring the capacity of university housing from 9.4 percent of the student body to 15 percent. The infrastructure project is expected to be done by the end of 2022 and complete UPEI's transition to a temporary athletes' village for the 2023 Canada Winter Games. Following the games, the residence will provide year- round housing for post-secondary students. ● Students in the Faculty of Sustainable Design Engineering lent a hand to fighting COVID-19 this year by building ventilators.
INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Text: 1-587-609-6049 or contact Erica Chan Students Viewbook: https://urconnected.uregina.ca/admissionrequirements/viewbook.ezc Contact Information for Erica Chan, Coordinator of Student Recruitment and Marketing Counsellors [email protected] 306-585-5274 (c) 306-209-8029 Shauna Koester, Manager of Student Recruitment and Marketing [email protected] 306-585-5413 (c) 306-551-5927 Learning Resources Contact [email protected] & Website 306-585-4076 https://www.uregina.ca/student/ssc/ Scholarships and Financial Enrolment Services Scholarships Aid Contact 306-585-4591 or 1-800-644-4756 [email protected] [email protected] Mailing Address Enrolment Services (AH 108) – University of Regina 3737 Wascana Parkway Regina, SK S4S 0A2 Student Population Just over 16,000 Number of Programs 150+ ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Current high school students: early conditional admission is based upon a selection of five Requirements (5) approved 11 or 12 courses: Business, Engineering, Kinesiology, Nursing & Science 1. One English Language Arts or Français Language Arts course 2. One Math course from Category A 3. One Category A course 4. One Category B course 5. One additional course from Category A or B Arts, Education, Fine Arts, Social Work, and the Centre for Continuing Education 1. One English Language Arts or Français Language Arts course 2. One Category A course 3. One Category B course 4. Two additional courses from Category A or B A: https://urconnected.uregina.ca/apply/ecrequirements.ezc#a B: https://urconnected.uregina.ca/apply/ecrequirements.ezc#b Minimum Admissions 65%: Education2, Media, Art, & Performance3, Average 70%: Arts, Business, Engineering1, Kinesiology, Nursing2, Science, Social Work1 1Qualifying or Entrance Program, 2Competitive-entry, 3Audition/portfolio required for some programs.
https://urconnected.uregina.ca/oldadmissionreqs/bcrequirements.ezc IB Information Advanced Placement (AP) courses with a grade of 4 or better and higher-level International Baccalaureate (IB) courses with a grade of 5 or better may be granted transfer credit. A list of currently transferable courses can be found at urconnected.uregina.ca. An official IB or AP transcript is required in addition to the provincial high school transcript, and must be sent AP Information directly from the AP or IB main office to the appropriate Enrolment Services Office. https://urconnected.uregina.ca/oldadmissionreqs/ibrequirements.ezc https://urconnected.uregina.ca/oldadmissionreqs/aprequirements.ezc Policy on repeated courses The University of Regina will use repeated courses in the admission application. The repeated course must show credits assigned on the official Ministry of Education transcript. Policy on summer school, The University of Regina accepts summer school, night school, online courses, and night school, online courses, correspondence courses. These courses must be shown on the official Ministry of and correspondence courses Education transcript. Do you require the following? NEITHER. Literacy and Numeracy assessment are not required. Do you accept Challenge The University of Regina uses either the “Final %” mark or the “Grade 12 School %” mark in exams? the admission calculation, whichever is highest. Exam marks are not used in the admission calculation. Deferral Policy Students applying to the University of Regina directly from a Canadian high school may be eligible for the UR Gap Year Program. The UR Gap Year Program allows current high school students to take a year off in between high school and coming to the University of Regina. Through the program, we will defer the student’s admission as well as any automatic entrance scholarships funded by the University of Regina they qualified for. Students cannot attend another post-secondary institution during the Gap Year. Reporting of Grades The University of Regina does not accept self-reported grades. Current high school students can apply with an unofficial transcript. A final official high school transcript will be required once the student graduates from Grade 12 to finalize their admission. Unofficial transcripts can be sent (email/fax/mail) to Enrolment Services. Final transcripts must be sealed and sent directly to the institution. English Proficiency One of the following tests will be accepted in addition to proficiency requirements listed in Requirements link below*. Test results must be received by the Admissions Office directly from the testing service before the deadline for receipt of application documents. https://urconnected.uregina.ca/apply/elp.ezc (additional tests accepted) Test MINIMUM SCORE MINIMUM REQUIRED For All FACULTY OF NURSING Faculties (Except Nursing) TOEFL Internet Based*:Overall 83 Internet-based: Overall 90 (Test of English as a Reading: 20; Listening: 20; Reading: 20, Listening: 22, Foreign Language) Speaking: 20; Writing: 20 Speaking: 26, Writing: 20 *Institutional TOEFL will Paper based TOEFL will not Overall 580 not be accepted Paper-based: be accepted minimum TWE score of 5 IELTS (International Overall Band score of 6.5, Overall Band score of 7.0 with English Language with no band less than 5.5 no band less than 5.0 and a Testing System) minimum of 7.0 in Speaking
Application Instructions https://www.uregina.ca/apply-now/. Top 2 Program Choices. Program Choice 1 will be prioritized. Only one offer of admission at a time. Application Deadline & Fee February 15, 2021: Faculty of Nursing (Apply at www.sasknursingdegree.ca) March 15, 2021: Priority Admissions Deadline (all other faculties) Timing of offers/grades used The application for the Fall 2021 semester will open September 15, 2020. Offers of Admission are typically sent within 2 weeks after all required application documents are received. Early conditional admission uses a combination of grade 11 and grade 12 marks. Details on early conditional admission are available online at: https://urconnected.uregina.ca/apply/ecrequirements.ezc RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing YES. Guaranteed Housing for students. New building just opened last Fall! Residence Application 1-2-3-4-5-6-7 bedroom apartments, studio, graduate and mature student housing, female- Deadline & website only floor options, quiet floors, and dorm-style rooms. https://www.uregina.ca/housing/housing-options/rates.html Self-Selection for First-Year Students: Apply by March 15. Application opens in October 2020. https://www.uregina.ca/housing/ SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships https://www.uregina.ca/safa/awards/entrance-awards/entrance-automatic.html Guaranteed Scholarship $3,000: U of R International Entrance Scholarship: Entrance Average over 85.0% Program $3,000: U of R Entrance Scholarship: Entrance Average ≥ 95.0% $1,500: U of R Entrance Scholarship: Entrance Average 93.0 - 94.99% $1,000: U of R Entrance Scholarship: Entrance Average 90.0 - 92.99% $1,500: Out of Province Entrance Scholarship: Entrance Average 85.0 – 94.99% $1,000: Business Excellence Entrance Scholarship: Entrance Average over 85.0%
Circle of Scholars Award: up to $20,000 ($5,000 x 4 years) (10 awards for top student in each identified region within Canada) Bursary Information https://www.uregina.ca/safa/awards/index.html INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS • Faculty of Business: NEW Certificate in Ideation, Creativity, and Entrepreneurship https://www.uregina.ca/business/hill/prospective-students/ice-certificate.html • Faculty of Education: Applications now accepted year-round with continuous evaluation! • Faculty of Nursing: Fall 2020 Intake: High School Admissions Average ~ 88%; Post-Secondary Admission Average ~70%. • URGuarantee Program: Newly admitted or transfer students (with 30 credit hours or less or post-secondary classes) are eligible to come back for another year of undergraduate classes free of charge if they do not secure career-related employment within 6 months of graduation. • Residence: Self-selection available! Students may choose the exact room, floor, and residence building to live in! • Residence: Year-round applications to stay on campus.
admissions.usask.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information Prospective Student Services Office for Students Email: [email protected] Phone: 306-966-5788 Contact Information Eriko Musashi, Student Recruitment Officer for Counsellors Email: [email protected] Phone: 306-966-6779 Learning Resources For students: admissions.usask.ca Contact & Website For counsellors: https://admissions.usask.ca/counsellors.php Scholarships and awards.usask.ca Financial Aid Contact Alex Beldan – [email protected] Mailing Address PMB 138 – 105 Administration Place, Saskatoon, SK S7N 5A2 Student Population 25,700+ (3,300+ International and 3,400+ self-declared Indigenous students) Number of Programs 150+ ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Current high school students: admission average will be calculated by using the Requirements five-mark formula. • One English • Three other approved subjects: • One Math o Max. of two natural sciences o Max. of two social sciences or humanities o Max. of one fine or performing art Minimum Admissions Note: The following is the last year’s information; please visit admissions.usask.ca Average for the most updated information.
Rolling Admission: • Arts and Science and Agriculture and Bioresources: 70% • Edwards School of Business: 75%* • Engineering: 80%* – Calculus 12 is no longer a requirement *Applicants with an average below the expected target average are encouraged to apply if they have a min average of 70%. They may receive an offer of admission pending available seats. Competitive Ranking-Based Admission: • Agriculture and Bioresources (Animal Bioscience): 80% (Early admission), 75% (Regular admission) • Education: 80% (Early admission), 70% (Regular admission) • Kinesiology: 90% (Early admission), 85% (Regular admission) • Combined Bachelor of Education/Bachelor of Kinesiology: TBA IB Information Up to 30 credit units, the equivalent of one full year of post-secondary study, may be applied to students’ degrees at USask. Most Higher Level (HL) subjects with grades of 5 or higher are worth 6 credit units (c.u.) and some Standard Level (SL) subjects are worth 3 c.u. We also offer 6 c.u. for TOK and 3 c.u. for the Extended Essay. Contact Eriko at [email protected] for inquires. https://admissions.usask.ca/requirements/ib.php AP Information Transfer credit will be awarded for most AP courses with grades 4 or higher. https://admissions.usask.ca/requirements/ap.php Policy on repeated Will accept the higher grade if a course is repeated. courses Policy on summer school, Can be considered if the course is taken at an accredited institution. night school, online courses, and correspondence courses Do you require the Literacy assessment Numeracy assessment ☒Neither following? ⬜ ⬜ Do you accept Challenge ☒ Yes (Only for accredited curriculum exams) No exams? ⬜ Deferral Policy Only available for Arts and Science and Edwards School of Business to defer your admission to the following September to January. However, we have made a lot of exceptions due to COVID-19. Not sure what will happen next year so please check the USask COVID-19 updates website at updates.usask.ca Reporting of Grades Need unofficial grade 11 transcript to help with average calculation. In addition, final grade 12 term 1 grades and official final grade 12 grades as available. Currently enrolled classes are reported on the application form. English Proficiency Details on requirements, examinations and USask EAP program at: Requirements https://admissions.usask.ca/requirements/english-language-proficiency.php Application apply.usask.ca Instructions Students can choose first and second choice of programs that they would like to apply. We recommend students choose a second program of interest on the admission application, especially when applying to competitive colleges/programs as the first choice. Application Deadline Note: The following is the last year’s information; please visit admissions.usask.ca for & Fee the most updated information
Dec 1 – Early Admission to Agriculture and Bioresources (Animal Bioscience), Education or Kinesiology Feb 15 – Regular (Competitive) Admission to Agriculture and Bioresources, Education or Kinesiology May 1 – Edwards School of Business or Engineering for both domestic (Canadian citizens and permanent residents) and international applicants May 1 – Arts and Science for international applicants Aug 15 – Arts and Science for domestic applicants. Applicants are encouraged to apply early since class registration is in June. TBA – Combined Bachelor of Education/Bachelor of Kinesiology $90 CDN application fee for both domestic and international applicants Timing of Agriculture and Bioresources (Animal Bioscience), Education, and Kinesiology offers/grades used – Early admission offers made by the end of December, regular admission by mid- April – Grade 11 marks may be used for early admission. Only Grade 12 term 1 or final Grade 12 grades will be used to calculate an admission average for regular admission. Combined Kin/Ed – TBA. Arts and Science, Agriculture and Bioresources, Edwards School of Business, Engineering – Admission is offered on a rolling basis beginning on early October – can use Grade 11 and/or Grade 12 Term 1 grades to calculate an early admission average. We strongly suggest that interested students send us their grade 11 marks as soon as possible. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ☒ Yes (Only for Voyageur Place and, only if students apply by Jan 31, 2021) ⬜ No Residence Application First come, first serve basis; application is open in November for the following Deadline & website academic year until spaces are filled. livewithus.usask.ca $75 non-refundable application fee SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year • Best and Brightest Entrance Scholarships (valued up to $40,000) Scholarships Based on academics, leadership and contributions to school and community life. Apply for admission by December 1 and submit the scholarship application by December 15. • Competitive Entrance Awards (valued from $500 - $32,000) Apply for admission by February 15 and submit awards application and supporting documents by March 1. Various criteria apply. Guaranteed Automatically considered by applying for admission. If apply during the Gr. 12 Scholarship Program year, the average will be calculated twice – once at the time of admission and again following graduation. Scholarship amount is based on the highest admission average. Scholarship value: $3,000 (95%+), $2,000 (93-94.9%), $1,000 (90-92.9%), $500 (85-89.9%). Bursary Information Various bursaries are found at: awards.usask.ca INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS • New program in Arts and Science – Biomedical Foundations, Biomedical Neuroscience • New direct entry program – Combined Bachelor of Education/Bachelor of Kinesiology • Veterinary Medicine – Open for international students starting in Fall 2021
www.uvic.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for uvic.ca/undergraduate Students [email protected] 250-721-8949 Contact Information for uvic.ca/undergraduate Counsellors [email protected] 250-721-8949 Learning Resources uvic.ca/undergraduate Contact & Website [email protected] 250-721-8949 Scholarships and uvic.ca/safa Financial Aid Contact [email protected] 250-721-8423 Mailing Address Undergraduate Admissions University of Victoria PO Box 3025 STN CSC Victoria BC V8W 3P2 Canada Student Population 22,020 Number of Programs Over 100 areas of study ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Generally, five grade 11 approved academic courses and four grade 12 approved academic courses. Requirements Admission requirements vary by faculty. Minimum Admissions Minimum admission average varies by faculty of program and year. Please visit Average uvic.ca/selfreporting to view the minimum admission average cut-offs for early admission. IB Information IB information: uvic.ca/ib AP Information AP information: uvic.ca/undergraduate/admissions/transfer-credit Policy on repeated Highest grade courses Policy on summer Final grades due by May 31. school, night school, online courses, and correspondence courses Do you require the □ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment following? □ Neither Do you accept Yes Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Current high school applicants wishing to defer their offer of admission for one year must apply for deferral by August 1st. Students can email [email protected] to request a deferral once they have received an admission offer. Once final grades have been received, the deferral request will be evaluated. Reporting of Grades Current high school students must self-report between February 15 and March 15. English Proficiency Competence in the English language must be demonstrated in one of the following ways prior to Requirements receiving an offer of admission: IELTS with an overall band score of 6.5 or higher, with no individual component less than 6.0; TOEFL with a score of 90 or higher on paper- based test, with no section less than 20; UVic University Admission Preparation course with 80% or higher. Please visit uvic.ca/esl for additional ways to meet the requirement. Application Instructions uvic.ca/apply Students should complete only one application. They can indicate a first and second choice of program. Students receive only one offer and will be considered for their second choice if they are not admissible to their first choice. It is advised that students applying to selective programs indicate a second choice on their application. Application Deadline & uvic.ca/deadlines January 31st, 2021. Fee Domestic documents: $79.25; International documents: $137
Timing of offers/grades Offers for non-selective programs will be sent out once a student self-reports their grades (between used February 15 and March 15). Students must meet the admission requirements for early admission to receive an offer. Offers for selective programs will be sent in April. Deadline to accept admission offer is May 1.
Admission average is calculated on the four grade 12 courses required by the Faculty/Program RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing Yes, for students attending UVic directly from high school, accept their offer of admission by May 1, 2021 and apply for on-campus housing by June 30, 2021. Residence Application uvic.ca/residence June 30, 2021: guaranteed students. The application opens February 15, 2021 and Deadline & website students are encouraged to apply as soon as possible. SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships To be eligible for academic entrance scholarships, students must self-report their current/predicted grade 12 marks in the subjects required for their faculty or program before March 15 at uvic.ca/selfreporting. For students who apply for “scholarships based on grades and other specific criteria”, the application deadline is April 30, 2021. Please refer to the updated deadline chart at uvic.ca/entrancescholarships. Guaranteed Scholarship Current graduating high school students following Canadian curriculums who self-report and have Program minimum 85% final admission averages in the required subjects will be offered minimum $2,000 entrance scholarships. IB students with 32 points or higher on diploma receive minimum $2,500 entrance scholarships. Bursary Information Application open in August and is due October 15, 2021. INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
Admission Updates • September 2021 application deadline has moved to January 31st th th • September 2021 self-reporting window will be February 15 to March 15
Program Updates • Program addition: Faculty of Education - Physical and Health Education (B.Ed) • Program addition: Faculty of Science – Biology and Earth Sciences (B.Sc) • Program deletion: Faculty of Science – Biology and Ocean Sciences • *Faculty of Humanities: “Hispanic and Italian Studies” program is now “Hispanic Studies”
Campus Updates • Student Wellness Centre (SWC) – New student services hub based out of newly renovated facility on-campus and comprised of Counselling, Health and Multifaith services • Includes counsellors, doctors, nurses, administrative staff, chaplains and other practitioners • Aims to provide holistic care to support UVic students’ wellbeing emotionally, physically and spiritually
Residence Updates/reminder ● Addition of 621 new beds ● Given the high demand for housing on campus, the project team will expedite the project schedule from a two-phase to a one-phase construction approach. Construction of new housing buildings, dining hall and meeting spaces will be completed by early 2023. ● The one-phase approach will result in the deconstruction of Margaret Newton Hall, Emily Carr Residence and Cadboro Commons at once. This approach also requires the installation of a modular food services facility until the permanent new dining facility is operational. This modular dining facility will be operational from September 2020 to July 2022. ● For more information: uvic.ca/campusplanning/current-projects/new-student-housing
INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for Laura Gordon – National Marketing & Recruitment Specialist Students [email protected] | 519-888-4567 ext. 42586 | uwaterloo.ca/future Contact Information for Laura Gordon – National Marketing & Recruitment Specialist Counsellors [email protected] | 519-888-4567 ext. 42586 | uwaterloo.ca/future Learning Resources AccessAbility Services Contact & Website [email protected] | 519-888-4567 ext. 35082 | uwaterloo.ca/accessability-services Scholarships and Student Awards and Financial Aid Financial Aid Contact [email protected] | 519-888-4567, ext. 33583 | uwaterloo.ca/safa Mailing Address Office of the Registrar University of Waterloo 200 University Avenue W Waterloo ON N2L 3G1 Student Population 33,000 full-time undergraduate students Number of Programs 100+ majors and programs ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Minimum requirements: High school diploma with six academic courses. Academic Requirements courses do not include subjects from the Applied Design, Skills and Technology (ADST) curriculum, with the exception of Economics 12 and Financial Management 12. Details at uwaterloo.ca/future/admissions. Minimum Admissions Low 80s to mid-90’s, depending on program. Details at uwaterloo.ca/future/admissions. Average IB Information We will consider transfer credits for individual Higher Level IB courses in which normally a minimum final grade of 5 is attained. Transfer credit varies by faculty. Details at uwaterloo.ca/future/admissions/applying-waterloo/transfer-credits. AP Information We will consider transfer credits for AP courses in which normally a minimum final grade of 4 is attained. Transfer credit varies by faculty. Details at uwaterloo.ca/future/admissions/applying-waterloo/transfer-credits. Policy on repeated • Students who have repeated courses will be asked to indicate why on their courses Admissions Information Form (AIF). • For Engineering programs (excluding Architecture) and Accounting and Financial Management, a student may have 5% deducted from the total overall admission average and might not be considered for Faculty of Engineering entrance scholarships. • For Faculty of Mathematics programs, repeated courses may jeopardize your chances of being admitted. • For Accounting and Financial Management, a penalty may be applied to overall admissions scores. • For all other faculties and programs, including Architecture, each case will be given individual consideration when the admission decision is made. Details at uwaterloo.ca/future/admissions/repeated-courses. Policy on summer • If the school or institution is accredited by the BC Ministry of Education, we will school, night school, accept Gr. 12 courses regardless of how or where courses are taken. online courses, and • On their AIF, students may be asked to list courses taken outside of regular day correspondence school. If students are applying to programs in Engineering, Mathematics or Accounting and Financial Management, in some cases, their overall admission score courses will be adjusted. Details at uwaterloo.ca/future/admissions/repeated-courses. Do you require the ✔ Literacy assessment ✔ Numeracy assessment following? Do you accept ✔ Yes, as long as student’s transcript shows grade and credit obtained for the course Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Students may defer for up to one year. After receiving an offer of admission, they must complete a deferral form. Details at uwaterloo.ca/future/admissions/deferring-offer. Reporting of Grades While BC has automatic electronic grade submission, marks will not arrive in time for our admissions decisions. Students need to ask their school to send a transcript of final semester mid-term marks as soon as they are available. Details at uwaterloo.ca/future/applicants/sending-your-grades. English Proficiency • For students whose first language is not English, and whose 4 most recent years Requirements of full-time education have not been in a fully English-language school system, we require an English Language Test. • TOEFL: 90 (25 in speaking and writing) • IELTS: 6.5 overall (6.5 in speaking and writing, 6.0 in reading and listening) • Details at uwaterloo.ca/future/admissions/english-language-requirements. • Academically strong students whose English language scores are just below Waterloo’s requirements may be eligible to study here while improving their English. Details at uwaterloo.ca/future/base. Application Instructions • Students can apply to up to three programs at Waterloo through the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC): ouac.on.ca. • Students should only apply to programs they are interested in studying at Waterloo and decisions will be made on each application regardless of ranking, meaning students could get multiple offers. • Students have until the June 1 deadline on OUAC to confirm any offers. Application Deadline & All programs: February 1, 2021. Fee $156 Ontario Universities’ Application Centre fee; $85 Waterloo supplemental fee; $53 fee for applying to Engineering or Accounting and Financial Management. Timing of offers/grades Offers are made on a rolling basis between January and May as we receive updated used grades and is dependent on the program and special requirements. Mathematics and Engineering make decisions in March and May. Grade 11 marks may be considered for earlier offers to some programs, but all conditions are based on Grade 12 marks. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing ✔ Yes Residence Application Students intending to live in residence must complete a form and submit a deposit by Deadline & website June 1, 2021. Details at uwaterloo.ca/future/residence. SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Students will be automatically considered for President’s and Merit Scholarships (details below) based on their admissions average. Guaranteed Scholarship • President’s Scholarship of Distinction, 95%+: $2,000 and the opportunity for a Program $1,500 International Experience Award and/or a $1,500 Research Award, available to qualified students in upper years • President’s Scholarship, 90-94.9%: $2,000 • Merit Scholarship, 85-89.9%: $1,000 Bursary Information Bursaries are based primarily on financial need but may include other selection criteria such as extracurricular involvement or leadership. Non-Ontario students can apply to bursaries after beginning their program in the fall. INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ● Honours Arts and Honours Arts and Business have a new major available: Communication Arts and Design Practice. ● Speech Communication, another major in Honours Arts and Honours Arts and Business, has changed its name to Communication Studies. ● Our Biotechnology/Economics program is no longer available. ● Like many other universities, Waterloo has transitioned most of its classes online for the fall term. As a leader in online education for over 25 years, we were uniquely positioned to handle the unexpected challenges of COVID-19, and our instructors are continuing to work to improve the student experience with the support of our Centre for Teaching Excellence. We will continue to make decisions about online and in-person course offerings on a term-by- term basis, based on public health guidelines.
VIU.ca INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information for General Inquiries: Students [email protected] 1.888.920.2221, local 6672 | 250.740.6672 Contact Information for General Inquiries: Counsellors [email protected] 1.888.920.2221, local 6672 | 250.740.6672 Learning Resources https://learningmatters.viu.ca/ Contact & Website Writing Centre: https://services.viu.ca/writing-centre Assessment Services: https://services.viu.ca/assessments/ Peer Supported Learning: https://services.viu.ca/centre-experiential-learning/peer-supported-learning Scholarships and Financial Aid & Awards Office: [email protected] Financial Aid Contact 250-740-6423 https://services.viu.ca/student-affairs/financial-aid-awards Mailing Address 900 Fifth St.| Nanaimo BC | V9R5S5 Student Population 14,500 full-time and part-time learners, 72% Domestic, 12 % Indigenous, 16 % International across 4 campuses Number of Programs 120+ ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions High School General Admission Requirements for University and Career/ Requirements Technical Programs: graduation from a B.C. secondary school, or equivalent, with a minimum “C” grade in English 12; additional admission requirements vary by program. High School General Admission Requirements for Trades & Applied Technology Programs: Graduation from BC secondary school, or equivalent from another school system; additional admission requirements vary by program. Please see the online calendar for full details: viu.ca/programs Minimum Admissions Varies by program area. Please see viu.ca/programs for more information Average IB and AP Information . VIU recognizes the International Baccalaureate (IB) and Advanced Placement Program (APP). Under certain conditions, students presenting higher level credentials will receive university level credit, as follows: • Applicants who submit IB courses at the upper level with grades of 5 or better, and/or APP courses with grades of 4 or better, will be eligible for introductory-level University course credit. Courses with grades lower than noted will not qualify for credit or advanced standing. See Advanced Placement Program courses. • A maximum of 30 credits will be awarded for IB/APP courses. • Where appropriate, specific course equivalency will be granted; unassigned credit will be given where specific equivalency is not suitable. • IB/APP credits will be noted as such on the student's permanent record (transcript); however, no grades will be recorded, and there will be no GPA implications. Students are not precluded from enrolling in courses for which credit has been granted; however, credit may be applied only once towards a degree, diploma, or certificate.
Policy on repeated Grades from all attempts of a repeated course will be included in the courses calculation of the graduating average. Policy on summer Grades must be in by July 31st for non-competitive programs regardless of school, night school, term. Please contact registration if transcript cannot be submitted by this online courses, and date. correspondence courses Do you require the Literacy assessment Numeracy assessment ⬜ ⬜ following? x Neither Do you accept x Yes No ⬜ Challenge exams? Deferral Policy Students admitted into the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Science, or Exploratory University Studies programs may request to defer their admission for one year. Requests to defer admission are sent to [email protected]. Reporting of Grades Current high school students from British Columbia and the Yukon should provide their Personal Education Number (PEN), and may be required to submit an interim transcript for admission purposes. If so, transcripts will be requested. English Proficiency VIU English Language Centre's Academic Preparation: Requirements https://international.viu.ca/english-language-centre International Baccalaureate English HL grade of 5 or higher; Advanced Placement English 12 grade of 4 or higher; IELTS 6.5 (with no band under 6.0); TOEFL 550 (with no section under 56); TOEFL Computer Based Test (CBT) 213; TOEFL iBT 88 (with no section under 20); Canadian Academic English Language assessment (CAEL) 60; Pearson (PTE) 60 no section below 60; Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English minimum 176; Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English minimum 176; Language Proficiency Index (LPI) score 5 or higher Application Instructions Student can apply online at viu.ca/apply. Students can apply to multiple programs but must submit an application for each program that they apply to. Application Deadline & Varies by program. March 31st for most programs; January 31st for the Bachelor of Fee Science in Nursing degree, January 31st for early consideration for the Bachelor of Arts, Child & Youth Care, Child & Youth Care diploma and Bachelor of Arts in Criminology. For all programs and availability see viu.ca/programs/areas-study Application fee - $41.72 for Canadian & Permanent Resident applicants; $150 for International applicants Timing of offers/grades See individual program admissions. Offers dependent on program. Offers used begin in November for BA, BBA and BSc. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing x Yes No ⬜ Residence Application Applications can be submitted online starting October 1st, 2019 for the Deadline & website following year. For more information: https://residences.viu.ca SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year Scholarships Yes, see website: viu.ca/financial-aid Guaranteed Scholarship No Program Bursary Information viu.ca/financial-aid INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ● The Bachelor of Arts major in Physical Education has changed to a Bachelor of Kinesiology. The diploma remains as a Physical Education.
● The Applied Business Technology program is now called Office Administration.
● The Bachelor of Science faculty has increased its admission requirements. Students will now need to meet the general admission requirements as well a minimum "B" grade in either Pre-calculus 12 or Principles of Mathematics 12.
INSTITUTION INFORMATION Recruitment: Recruitment: Lauren Castle, Liaison Officer - National Dayana Kibilds, Manager, Recruitment Phone: 519.661.2111 ext. 85649 Phone: 519.661.2111 ext. 83209 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Contact Information for Students and Counsellors Admissions Contact: Scholarships and Financial Aid Contact Cindy Cripps, Manager, Admissions Norma Merino, Student Financial Services Officer Phone: 519.661.2111 ext. 81146 Phone: 519.661.3991 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Learning Resources Contact & Western Student Experience Website Western University, Undergraduate Admissions Mailing Address 1151 Richmond St. Western Student Services Building, Room 3140. London, ON. N6A 3K7 Student Population 40, 100 (2019-2020) More than 400 undergraduate programs and 160 Master’s and PhD programs. Number of Programs 11 faculties and a School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Average calculated on five Grade 12 academic courses including English Studies 12. Basic Admissions Requirements Specific course requirements vary by faculty. For course prerequisite requirements and recommendations by program Mid-year averages range from the low 80’s to low 90’s, varying by program and year in which admission is Minimum Admissions Average sought. Students who are completing the IB Diploma are eligible for transfer credit for HL course completed with a grade of 5 or higher. IB and AP Credit Students who achieve a 4 or 5 on the final AP exams, may be considered for transfer credit. Wondering how your application will be assessed? Additional details on how these credits transfer and additional requirements can be found on our website. If a course has been taken more than once, the highest reported successful grade in the course will be Policy on repeated courses used in the calculation of the admission average. Policy on summer school, night Western will use the grade for courses as reported on the official transcript for use in the admission school, online & correspondence average. If a summer school, night school, online and/or correspondence course will appear on the final courses Ministry transcript, it may be considered for use for admission and prerequisite purposes.
Do you require the following? X Literacy assessment X Numeracy assessment ⬜ Neither ⬜ Yes X No Do you accept Challenge exams? Grades obtained through Challenge for Credit will not be used in the calculation of an admission average but can be used to meet course pre-requisites. Students must complete the online Request for Deferral of Studies form explaining the reasons for their request for deferral and what their plans are for the upcoming year. If approved, students are required to Deferral Policy accept their offer prior to their response deadline and pay a deposit of $250.00 (applied to next year’s tuition). Deferrals are not guaranteed. Applicants are required to self-report their grades. A link will be provided in the “To Do” list of their Student Reporting of Grades Centre. The submission of an official final transcript sent by the BC Ministry of Education will be required for final grades. Admission to Western is based on academic qualifications and evidence of English proficiency. Applicants from other countries who have a total of 4 years of formal education in an English-speaking school system English Proficiency Requirements where English is the primary language of instruction may be considered for an exemption on an individual basis; Western reserves the right to request English Proficiency scores from any applicant. If the first language is not English, arrangements should be made to write one of our approved tests. Applicants are encouraged to write a test at the earliest possible date and, at the latest, before March 2021. Scores for any test written before January 1, 2019, may not be accepted. Dual credit courses may be considered for transfer credit if the course is reported on the transcript of an accredited university. Transfer credit may be granted for courses completed at an accredited university within Canada with a minimum final mark of 60% (C-), provided these courses are recognized as reaching Dual Credit Information acceptable university standards and may be appropriately included in the program of studies at Western University. Students with more than 1.0 full university level course will be considered for admission on an individual basis. Applications are recommended before March 1, 2021 for early consideration. Programs fill quickly and space availability cannot be guaranteed after this date. Some programs have supplemental information Application Instructions, due before this date. Deadline & Fee Apply online - $156 for 3 choices ($50 for each additional choice) plus a single non-refundable evaluation fee of $93.50 (CAD). Admission is offered on a rolling basis starting in December. Western will consider high school applicants’ achievement on all academic courses taken in grades 11 and 12 in the admissions process. If additional Timing of offers/grades used grades are required to assess the application for admission, the student will be notified via email and their To Do List. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Residence Options/Guarantee X Yes ⬜ No 9 residences (Suite-style, Traditional, and Hybrid) No application necessary - Residence is guaranteed for single students without children, entering directly Residence Application Deadline & from high school, who are offered full-time, first-year admission to Western’s Main campus. Students website entering with a 90% average or higher who live in residence in first year are also guaranteed accommodation for their 2nd year. $900 due in June 2021. Conditions apply. SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION The National Scholarship application requires: 90% minimum, essay, nomination by school (4 students, plus one additional student if he/she is an international (visa) student), all-round excellence, ability for creative and innovative thought, interview for finalists. The National Scholarship Program is limited in number with the following breakdown: President’s Entrance Scholarships: 5 at $65,000 ($20,000 for year one, $15,000 for years two to four) National Scholarship Program and; up to 15 at $50,000 ($20,000 for year one, $10,000 for years two to four) Deadline to apply – February 14, Beryl Ivey Continuing Entrance Award: One at $72,000 ($18,000 per academic year for a period of four 2021 years. International President's Entrance Scholarships: 3 at $50,000 ($20,000 for year one, $10,000 for years two to four) Faculty Entrance Scholarships: Up to 15 at $30,000 ($12,000 for year one, $6,000 for years two to four) National Scholarship Study Abroad Awards: Up to 39 at $2.500 for up to 4 months (one term), $5,000 for over 4 months (more than one term) 1 at $80,000 for Science, paid over 4 years and 1 at $100,000 for Engineering, paid over 4 years. Schulich Leader Scholarships This external scholarship is available at 20 universities across Canada. Scholarships and Awards are based on merit and come in all shapes and sizes. Guaranteed Admission Scholarship • No application needed Program • Awarded based on your final high school admission average as calculated by Western • Available to Canadian citizens, permanent residents, and international students INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS • This year Western introduced a two-year pilot program, called SmartStart to help incoming first year students transition to university life with confidence. This one-month online program is designed to reinforce key concepts in Grade 12 STEM courses and English skills. • The National Scholarship amounts have been increased to a maximum of $72,000. • Effective September 1, 2020, Western will offer a Bachelor of Engineering Science in XXX ‘with Co-Op’. We are still offering our summer co-op and the 8, 12, and 16-month internships. What has changed is that students, if they participate in the equivalent of 3 terms (either through summer, internship or combination of both), can now have the “co-op” designation on their official degree certificate. Previously this was just a notation on their academic record. There will be a radio button added to the OUAC form for students to indicate they want this co-op option. Once they are in engineering, they can change their mind and opt out or opt in; students should not stress on this decision. • This year we will be moving to create a more formal strategy for communicating with guidance counsellors - if you, or your colleagues would like to receive information from Western University then we encourage you to reach out to us with your contact information and ask you to forward/pass along our request to other members of your team so we can add you to our distribution list.
https://futurestudents.yorku.ca/ INSTITUTION INFORMATION Contact Information Ryan Hipgrave, Recruitment Officer, [email protected], 647- for Students 463-6273 Future Students Website: https://futurestudents.yorku.ca/ Email: [email protected] Contact Information for Ryan Hipgrave, Recruitment Officer, [email protected], 647-463- Counsellors 6273 Marlin Gold, Recruitment Manager, [email protected] Learning Resources York University Learning Commons: http://learningcommons.yorku.ca/ Contact & Website Scholarships and Registrarial Services: 416-872-YORK (9675), [email protected] Financial Aid Contact Mailing Address 4700 Keele Street North York, ON M3J 1P3
Student Population ~55,000 (f/t, p/t, undergraduate, graduate) Number of Programs More than 180 undergraduate programs ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions For British Columbia students, we require English 12 plus the next top 4 Requirements academic Grade 12 grades. Pre-reqs depend on the program. Minimum Admissions Our minimum averages are program dependent and range from low- Average 70s to low-90s. https://futurestudents.yorku.ca/requirements IB Information Can be found on our website: https://futurestudents.yorku.ca/requirements AP Information Can be found on our website: https://futurestudents.yorku.ca/requirements Policy on repeated Program dependent, but we generally look at the higher achieved courses grade. Policy on summer As long as they are relevant, academic in nature, and taken from an school, night accredited institution, we will look at them. school, online courses, and correspondence courses Do you require the □ Literacy assessment ⬜ Numeracy assessment following? □ Neither Do you accept □ Yes (situational) No Challenge exams? ⬜ Deferral Policy Yes, and can be submitted online: https://secure.students.yorku.ca/deferral-of-admission-for- undergraduate- students Reporting of Grades Yes. They can be uploaded to the student’s applicant portal, but we require official transcripts to transition a conditional offer to a full offer. English Proficiency TOEFL: 83, IELTS: 6.5, Duolingo: 115 (may be offered for Fall 2021) Requirements https://futurestudents.yorku.ca/requirements/language-tests Application Instructions Students applying to Ontario universities must apply through the OUAC website: https://www.ouac.on.ca/ouac-105/. For one fee, students can apply to up to three schools/programs. Application Deadline & The deadline for Fall admission tends to land on or around January Fee 15th. Timing of Early applicants may receive a decision by end-November, for some offers/grades used students, we can offer conditional admission based on Gr. 11 grades. For many, a combination of Gr. 11 & Gr. 12 can be evaluated. For pre-deadline applicants, most conditional offers are sent out by April. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Guaranteed Housing □ Yes ⬜ No
Residence Application Deadline is typically June 1st for guaranteed Deadline & website housing. https://futurestudents.yorku.ca/admitted/4- residence SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First Year We offer automatic entrance scholarships (no application required) Scholarships for all students with 80%+ averages. Other scholarships/awards can be found here: https://futurestudents.yorku.ca/scholarships Guaranteed See above. Scholarship Program Bursary Information See above. INSTITUTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ● This year, we are pleased to announce our new Faculty of Urban and Environmental Change: https://euc.yorku.ca/ ● For the second year in a row, we have been designated a global leader in impact- making: https://news.yorku.ca/2020/04/22/york-u-named-a-global-leader-in-new-impact- rankings-for-the- second-consecutive-year/ ● We are Canada’s third-largest university with an unrivaled diversity of community, academic programs, and experiential education opportunities. ● York University is home to Glendon Campus, located in midtown Toronto, where students can earn their degrees in Canada’s two official languages, no matter their second language skill level: https://www.yorku.ca/glendon/futurestudents/
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