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ED 127 880 HE 008 192 TITLE Horizons: A Guide to Educational Opportunities in Onta7io Beyond the Secondary School Level. INSTITUTION Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Utiversities, Toronto. PUB DATE 76 NOTE 121p- AVAILABLE FROMInformation Resources Branch, Ministry of Colleges and Universities, Mowat Block, Queens Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1E9 Canada

EDRS PRICE MF-$0.83 HC-$6.01 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Admission Criteria; Bibliographies; *Community Colleges; Degree Requirements; *Directories; Educational Finance; *Financial Support; General Education; Guides; *Higher Education; Liberal Arts; Post Secondary Education; Statistical Data; *Student Costs; *Student Loan Programs; Trade and Industrial Education; Vocational Education IDENTIFIERS *Ontario

ABSTRACT Postsecondary educational opportunities in Ontario are described in this edition, revised as of June 30,1976. Information is presented on: financial assistance to students; student costs; general information on colleges of applied arts and technology; chart of programs available at colleges of applied arts and technology; skilled trades and trade descripti,ons; general information on Ontario universities and charts of programs available ai them; and other postsecondary education institutions. A selected list of other reference publications on postsecondary education is also included. (IBB)

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Published by the Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities

Ministry of Colleges anti Universifies Ontario

Hon. Harry C. Parrott. DDS, Minister Dr. J. Gordon Parr, Deputy Minister The information in this edition has been revised as of June 30, 1976. As some changes in courses and admission requirements may be made during 1977, students planning to attend college or university in 1977-78 are advised to consult their guidance counsellors and rtheck the calendars of post- secondary institutions in which they are interested.

Information on post-secondary courses offered in French is summarized inTour d'horizonwhich is distributed to all franco- phone and bilingual secondary schools.

Copies ofHorizonsand of Tourd'horizoncan be obtained free of charge by writing to or telephoning Information Resources Branch Ministry of Colleges and Universities Mowat Block, Queen's Park Toronto, Ontario M7A 1B9 Tolephone (416)965-6134 3 Contents

5 Financial Assistance to Students 59 The Skilled Trades 8 Students' Costs 62 Trade Descriptions 11 General Information on Colleges of Applied Arts 65 General Information on Ontario Universities and Technology 69 Chart of Programs Available at Ontario .14 Chart of Programs Available at Colleges of Universities Applied Arts and Technology Ontario Universities and Ryerson Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology 72 Brock 26 Algonquin 73 Carleton 27 Cambrian 74 Guelph 28 Canadore 77 Lakehead 30 Centennial 79 Laurentian 31 Conestoga 81 McMaster

33 Confederation . 83 Ottawa 34 Durham 85 Queen's 35 Fanshawe 87 Royal Micitary College 37 George Brown 89 Ryerson 38 Georgian 91 Toronto 39 Humber 95 Trent 41 Lambton 96 Waterloo 42 Loyalist 98 Western 44 Mohawk 101 Wilfrid Laurier 45 Niagara 102 Windsor 46 Northern 103 York 47 St. Clair Other Post-Secondary Education 49 St. Lawrence 107 Ontario College of Art 50 Sault 106 Teacher Education 51 Seneca 110 Certified General Accountants Association 54 Sheridan 110 The Institute of Chartered Accountants 56 Sir Sandford Fleming 111 Society of Industrial Accountants 112 Centralia College of Agricultural Technology 112 Kemptville College of Agricultural Technology 113 New Liskeard College of Agricultural Technology 113 Ridgetown College of Agricultural Technology 114 Niagara Parks Commission School of Horticulture 115 Canadian Coast Guard College 117 Selected List of Other Reference Publications on Post-Secondary Education

Note: With reference to admission requirements for post- secondary programs:

Year 5 refers to Ontario grade 13 Year 4 refers to Ontario grade 12 Year 3 refers to Ontario grade 11 Year 2 refers to Ontario grade 10

OSSGD = Ontario Secondary School Graduation Diploma (completion of 27 credits meeting Ministry of Education requirements)

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6 4o0 tortillti 4.44 C t r- 41/4,er. 201.14 e% / 44." .54rib _f;,2%--',....!' ,4t4"-A-11, 4t I. Financial Assistance Who is eligible? to Students You may qualify for loan and grant assistance from OSAP if you plan to attend one of the following institutions in Ontario: Students who need financial assistance a uoiversity to attend a university, community col- a college of applied arts and technology lege, or other post-secondary institution a teacher education college may b6able to obtain it from government a college of agricultural technology or private sources. Ryerson Polytechnical Institute A numbe4corporations, veterans' the Royal Military College of Canada organizatiohi irtd service clubs offer the Royal Conservatory of Music scholarships kir academic excellence in the Ontario College of Art particular subjects, and most univer- the Ontario Bar Admission Course sities have entrance scholarships for outstanding scholars. Information on the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic these bursaries and scholarships should' College. Outside Ontario, you may qualify for be available from your guidance office or loan and grant assistance if you plan to from university calendars and student attend any university or certain commu- awards offices. nity colleges in Canada or a Canadian About two out of every five full-time military college. students at Ontario's colleges and uni- To qualify, you should be taking at versities receive financial aid from the least 80% of a full course load in a Ontario Government which administers program of 26 weeks or more which has the student assistance programs out- been approved by the Ontario Govern- lined below. ment and which leads to a degree, diploma or Certificate: You-should also Ontario Student Assistance Prcgrarn be a Canadian citizen or landed immi- (OSAP) grant and meet Ontario's residency OSAP is intended to help students who requirements. need money for further education. Ontario residents who wish to attend Academic excellence is not a qualifica- private institutions in Canada or recog- tion. OSAP provides funds to supple- nized post-secondary institutions out- ment a student's own financial resources side Canada may be eligible to receive a and those of his or her immediate family. loan through the Canada Student Loans The main features of the program are Plan (CSL), but will not be eligible for a summarized below. Full information is grant. Under the Canada Student Loans contained in the brochure entitled Plan, applicants may obtain loan assis- Ontario Student Assistance Program tance only, up to $1,800 per academic 1976-77, which you may obtain from your guidance counsellor, from the Stu- year, baSed oh-assess-ed need. Applicants eligible for OSAP rlay re- dent Awards Officer at the institution you hope to attend, or from the Ministry of ceive loan or loan-grant assistar lee up to the amount of their financial need. Fi-' Colleges and Universities (address at nancial need is calculated by subtractin the end of this section). An updated brochure describing OSAP for the financial resources froM educational 1977-78 academic year will be distrib- costs. If you and yoUr, farnily have: financial resoUrces; your assistance uted to all Ontario secondary schools in could be the full cost of your eduCation the spring of 1977. and related extren6es.'..lf YoUr financial '- resources' equal or' exceed your edUca tional cost's, you will not qualifyfor assis tance. Most appliCanti receiVe-an awk covering an assessed propOrtion of th. educational CostS... Flnanclid Aim:Italic:6 to Studeiiis Educational Costs loan of $1,000 and a grant of $200. If Educational costs include the actual or your financial need is $2,500 you will get estimated costs of the following items, as a loan of $1,000 and a grant of $1.500. determined by the institution and approved by the Ministry: Where, When and How to Apply tuition and compulsory fees If you are planning to attend an Ontario books and equipment college or university or one of the other board and lodging and miscellaneous Ontario institutions listed above, you can

expenses get your appiication forms directly from. return trip home each year the institution's Student Awards Office.

local transportation. . To apply for assistance for attending any other post-secondary institution, you cary':12- Financial Resources obtain the necessary forms from the Depending upon your circumstances, Student Awards Officer of the Ministry o your financial resources may include Colleges and Universities (address at amounts you are expected to have the end of this section). saved from summer or work-term sarn- Mail your application to the Student ings, or from time in the work force prior Awards Office at the institution you hope to enrolment, or a portion of earnings to attend or take it to the awards office over $1,000 from part-time work after personally to be checked for complete- enrolment. Academic awards in excess ness and accuracy. You can submit your of $300 may also be considered as a application as soon as the forms are financial resource. In addition, in the available, usually in April. case of most students leaving secondary Your application has to be subMitted school and applying for assistance to no later than July 1, in order to be attend a post-secondary institution, par- processed for fall registration. Sep- ents are expected to contribute to your tember 30 is the final deadline if you wan basic educational costs, according to to receive assistance for a normal full their resources. To determine their con- academic year. tribution, an objective assessment is If you hope to enter a trlmester or made of parents' income, and allow- cooperative program you ihouldibmit ances are made for their basic expenses your application before the end of the and the number of their dependent. first month of the semester to which the Parental contribution tables are avail- application refers.

able for reference at guidance offices To obtain further information about the. and student awards offices. Ontario Student Assistance Program, contact the Student Awards Office of the Loan and Grant Assistance institution you hope to attend or the If you qualify to receive assistance Student Awards Branth of the Minis through OSAP, it will be in the form of a Colleges and Universities. loan or a combination of loan and grant. Loans are interest free until the repay- Ontario Scholarships ment period begins, usually six months Awards in the amount of $100 are made after you cease to be a full-time student. on the recommendatic n of seconde Provincial grants do not normally have to school principale to par 5 (grade 13) be repaid. students who have an overall avora§e o Usually, for a program of up tf) 32 80% or better in six year 5 credits: weeks, the first $1,000 of QSAP assis- Additional information may be obtaine tance is a loan and any additional assis- from your guidance office. tance is grant. For example, if your assessed financial need is $600, you will receive a loan of that amount. If your financial need is $1,200 you will get a Flnanciai'Asoistarie to Studenti Secondary School Bursaries If you are eligibIe, you may receive a In the final year of their secondary school bursary to cover the costs of your tuition program, needy students may qualify to and other compulsory fees and the receive bursaries of $100 through the , books, equipment and related items you Ministry of Education. These bursaries will need. You may'also receive a for students with financial need are supplementary grant of up to $125 per based on the recommendation of the term to help cover exceptional costs principal or guidance head. Application such as babysitting, day care costs or forms should be available through sec- unusually high transportation expenses. ondary school guidance offices. Fellowships and Bursaries for Ontario Student Loans Plan Second Language Study The Ontario Student Loans Plan is a new There are a nut-11)er of federal-provincial program which provides loans to eligible programs related to Canada's two offi- students who do not qualify for assis- cial languages. These include: tance from OSAP or the Canada Student A program providing fellowships for the Loans Plan. The program is designed to first year of study in any discipline taken heft.? people such as part-time students in the French language at the graduate taking less than 80% of a normal full or undergraduate level in a Canadian course load and students enrolled at universityr a a college of applied arts public post-secondary institutns in and technology in Ontario. Eligible stu- programs which are less than 26 weeks dents may receive up to $2,000 lor one in length or which do not require year 4 academic year only. (grade 12) for entry. Eligible students Programs for French-language teachers can receive up to $900 per semester. and teachers of French as a second The interest rates and terms of repay- language taking certain short-term full- ment are similar to those for the loan time summer courses to improve the portion of OSAP. quality of their teaching. The programs provide bursaries up to a maximum of Ontario Special Bursary Program $600. The aim of the Ontario Special Bursary A Summer Language Bursary Program Program is to encourage people in which gives institutions bursaries up to serious financial need to pursue post- $750 on behalf of students taking immer- secondary studies, so that they may sion courses in their second language, improve their financial situation. You either English or French. may be eiigible for a bursary if you are: taking or intending to take no more than Further Information three courses For further information on any of these receiving social assistance, unem- financial assistance programs, contact ployed, or have a low family income your guidance counsellor or Student at least i 8 years old and a Canadian Awards Officer, or write or telephone citizen or a landed immigrant Inquiry Section resident in Ontario for 12 consecutive Student Awards Branch months, not counting time spent as a Ministry of Colleges and Universities full-time student , Mowat Block, Queen's Park registered or accepted for registration at Toronto, Ontario M7A 284 an Ontario university or college of Telephone (416) 965-5241 applied arts and technology, Ryerson Polytechnical Institute, the Ontario Col- lege of Art or an approved private vocational institution *taking or intending to take one or more credit courses leading to a degree, diploma or certificate. Upgrading courses are now eligible. Students' Costs uther InstitutionsAnnual Fees Ontario College of Art $475 Community colleges $250 $480 Total Costs Ryerson Polytechnical Institute $424 Total costs for an eight-month academic Nursing_assistant centres $150 year at a post-secondary institution may vary from a few hundred dollars for a Foreign Student Fees student living at home and attending a Beginning in September 1976, tuition community college to about $3,000 or fees for new foreign students attending a more for a university student living on college of applied arts and technology. campus or boarding away from home. will be $750 per two-term academic year: Other variations in fees and living costs Beginning in January 1977, tuition fees are summarized in this section. for new foreign students attending a Annual Tuition Fees university will be,$1,500 per two-term academic year. Student activity fees and Tuition or acadeinic fees, which are other tompulsory fees are not included required at the time of registration for in these figures. each semester, may usually be paid in two instalments in September and January. All colleges of applied arts and Transportation technology require applicants to send a An additional $20 a month or more non-refundable deposit on their tuition should be added to the livirig expenses fees along with their acceptance of a of the student who cannot walk to clas- place after they have received the institu- ses. This figure will vary according to the tion's offer of admission. Some univer- public transporlMion rates, car pool ar- sities alsO require a deposit on tuition rangements and parking fees. fees for limited enrolmentprograms. The figures below show the range of Books and Students' Supplies annual fees for different subject areas College and university students need on and include student activity fees in most the average $150-500 per year for books instances. Specific fees are listed under and supplies. Students in speciaiized or individual universities and colleges. professibnal university courses'such as architecture, dentiStry and medicine, or University Degree Programs in photography, cinematography, adver- Annt!al Fees tising and graphic arts at a communi college, may require additional funds fo arts $610 $ 700 the purchase of books and instruments. commerce $610 $ 683 These figures vary as follow: dentistry $837$ 850 architecture $125$47 education $660$ 683 business and commerce$125 engineering $663 $ 808 dentistry $145-= law $647$ 692 doctor of veterinary medicine $806 $1,170 medicine nursing $619 $ 693 engineering physical education 703 law science $610$ 772 medicine ptjy_sical education Nursing costs at the universities range 'Board and Lodging from $200 to $300 for supplies and $150 Every Ontario university and a few col- to $200 for books. Nursing costs at the leges of applied arts.and technology colleges range from $100 to $400 for have residence facilities. Depending on supplies and books. meal plans and occupancy, rePidence costs rahge from aboUt $1,400.ta$2,100 Student Activity Fees or over for an academic year.Specific The tuition or academic fees at most costs are listed:under the individual universities include a student activity fee universities in Horizons and in university to cover such costs as the use of sports calendars. Students who chooP board facilities, student council fee, heaith ser- and lodging should allow at least $45 a vice contributio,'-, registration fee, etc. At Week to cover these costs. All institutions other post-secondary institutions the ntaintaiin a housing registry listing avail- student activity fee is levied separately, able act:6rnmodation in the area,. or there may be a nominal studentfee. Specific information may be obtained Misceilaneous Expenses from the calendars of the universities Besides the basic student costs of board and colleges. and lodging and tuition fees, there are incidental expenses which must be Application and Examination Fees counted for a realistic estimation of the A $7 fee is to accompany the common annual cost of a year at a university or toplication form submitted in the fall to college. A weekly averape of about $12 the Ontario Universities' Application should be allowed for miscellaneous Centre. Some universities require a fee items such as faundry, personal needs from students writing special examina- and entertainment. tions.

Health Insurance ;f your parents have Ontario health insurance, you are covered astheir dependent only until you become 21, marry or take regular employment.The monthly premium for a single person is $16, and fck a family, $32. However, premium assistance is available to single persons with an estimated taxable income of $2,000 or less in the current year, and families with anestimated taxable income of $3,000 or less. If you 'change from dependent status or require health insurance information, contact the Ontario Health Insurance Plan 2195 Yonge Street Toronto, Ontario M4F 2B2

General information on Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology

The community colleges provide job- oriented programs beyond the secondary level for high school graduates who require post-secondary training or education '3ther than university. Theyalso offer programs designed to meet the educational needs of adults and out-of- school youth, whether or not they are secondary school graduates. The community college is a compos- providing ite, comprehensive institution iz a wide variety of dayand evening courses on a full and part-timebasis. , The colleges offer their,s:ludents both a , chance to develop skris needed by business and industry and anopportunity to broaden their educational background. They were meant to be commuter colleges, designed to meet the needs of the local community. Enrolment There are 22 mmmunity colleges with a total of more than 90 campusesserving all the major economic regions of Ontario. In 1975-76, post-secondary enrolment was about 58,000 full-timestudents, with 60,000 predicted for 1976-77, 61,000for 1977-78, and 62,000 by 1978-79. The number of part-time credit students exceeds full-time enrolment.Impressive numbers of adults across the province have discovered the colleges and are taking advantage of regular andexteri- sion progiams. General Admission Requirements The colleges provide the people ofOn- tario with an essentially "open door" type of admission polioy.,: The following information will give students a general idea of the admission requirements at the Colleges of applied arts and technology; but sincethere are variations from coilegif tO college in some courses, students arestrongly ,

. advised t2 'colinsultthe'Caliindar ot the, college they aro ifitereated in attendin 0 :ObtainedfrOin Calendarsma _ , p ond to ance directlyfrom the ''" I 12 General Information on CAATs The following persons are eligible for or extension courses are available. For a admission: listing of prograrm offered by individual holders of an Ontario Secondary School colleges, students can consult the CAAT Graduation Diploma obtained at the end program charts on the following pages of year 4 from any branch or program, or and the specific college sections in Hori- holders of an Ontario Secondary School zons. For specific information on any Honour Graduaton Diploma obtained program or course, students should upon completion of year 5, or check the individual college calendars or those who have attained the age of 19 visit their nearest community college. years on or before the date of commencement of the program of instruction Manpower Retraining in which they plan to enrol. Several adult training and retraining pro- Students will be admitted to the col- grams are offered through the colleges. leges of applied arts and technology in Under the Training in Business and In- the following order of preference: dustry plan, staff training programs are permanent residents of Ontario provided to upgrade the academic and permanent residents from other vocational skills of employed individuals. Canadian provinces Costs are shared by the employer, the overseas students from commonwealth employee and the Ontario Government. countries The Canada Manpower Training Pro- students from other foreign countries. gram is a co-operative venture of the federal and provincial governments, Programs Offered planned in consultation with community At most colleges, programs are divided business and industry, to qualify adults into major divisions, such as applied for re-employment through basic arts, business, health sciences, technol- academic upgrading or through techni- ogy, extension or retraining. However, at cal and commercial courses. Individuals some colleges, these major divisions may participate in this program as fee- have been sub-divided or reorganized to paying students, or by registering at their reflect a particular emphasis on the in- local Canada Manpower Centre for ternal organization of the college. sponsored training in courses which the Northern College, for example, has the Department of Manpower and Immigra- Haileybury School of Mines. tion has purchased in the colleges. For In September 1973, the responsibility information about programs offered, for the education of diploma nurses was contact the college or local manpower transferred from hospital and regional centre. schools of nursing to the colleges of applied arts and technology. At the con- Continuing Education (Extension) clusion of the program, students write Divisions the standard nursing examinations in The purpose of the Continuing Educa- order to qualify for provincial registration. tion or Extension Divisions is to provide Since September 1974, admission to a the opportunity for all members of the diploma nursing program in a college of community to' participate in learning ex- applied arts and technology has been periences of their choice at a time and based on a year 4 graduation diploma place that is convenient, on either a full with two science options, and a personal or part-time basis. Whenever possible, interview by the director of the nursing in addition to non-credit courses of cur- program, or designate, subject to ap- rent interest, the programs offered parai- proval by the president. lel the day programs at the colleges so Together, the community colleges of- that interested students may work to- fer nearly 2,000 programs. Three-year ward a college diploma. diploma, two-year diploma, one-year certificate, apprenticeship, and part-time General Informidion on CAM's 13. Transfer Possibilities for CAAT Further inquiries Graduates For more detailed information on the While it is not intended that the colleges colleges of applied arts and technology, should act as feeder institutions to the check the individual college sectionsin universities, honour graduates of the Horizons, consult the college calendars two-year programs may be accepted on which are available in secondary school an individual basis foradmission to the guidance departments, or get in touch first year of certain university progi'ams. with the Registrar's office of the college. Qualified graduates of the three-year Additional general information may be programs with honours standingin the obtained from final year may, in some instances, be College Affairs Branch admitted to the second year of a related Ministry of Colleges and Universities university program. For example, a Mowat Block, Queen's Park graduate from an engineering technol- Toronto, Ontario M7A 1 Cl ogy program may qualify foradmission Telephone (416) 965-2720 to a degree program in engineering, if places are available. Decisions about the admissibility of individual ,CAAT graduates to degree programs are made by the admissions officers of the universities concerned,

Fees Tuition fees for a full program are approximately $125 per semester or $250 per academic year for most programs. Stu- dents are also, in most cases, required to pay activity fees, laboratoryfees or special fees as established by the individual college. Fees for foreign students are $750 per two-term academic year. See the introductory section on students' costs for further information. Residence Accommodation The colleges of applied arts and technology were originally conceived as being within commuting distance of the main population centres. Little provision therefore has been made for residence accommodation, although in some areas, residence facilities areprovided. Students can check with the housing bureau or student services office of the college they plan to attend regarding available residence facilities or lists of oft-campus housing in the community. MAW (A Figures show duration of programs in semesters caw (normally 2 semesters per year). In 0 2 6' apprenticeship programs figures Indicate c o I n.college sessions of 7 or 8 weeks each. c 0 .. og °0 2 c° .c,c .-... , )Circled programs, are "new" or "pending CA zr, 0 .....0 _ (...) 0 ..le U) C approval" or "dotillent." 8.-vc -. -ii- ';''.. a.g x ,-; Eo,.3 co 179. , re.,.? .c ..... 0 7- Overscores inclicake that shorter programs are e.a ., a ir, I-, ., .:...; .0=.... co E ut n= --0.o . 0 c z0 ; o .0 ra' available. 0 E .so ..g /...3 13 . ; t*..-_;0 .:.-. 3=c- co iii,0leos0 a; '2=> e...-..4.t. ,4,3 zr, c0 I.-. E Underscores indicate that programs are also , c .0 2c0a 7E' :1-. its -.z. 1-,.. %co : z...... t... .2f,...I offered in French. zolez .0.0a0._aa040 g"="10SCOZ. vv.... ace 0C2:"d , indicates programs of less than 2 semesters. LLI ==0,-co0'''''3 g ... c -V''''''CE E... 22. ....6, C70'7. C a.t...Ilt t C e.0 *agenda 0P-.cfaeE°.0 ggEeccecg9E.E,...ge'crIcttr.33.3.1= ili:cri; 7(.1888888u_05=3.Jmz222Ltaiiiiii0) a net45..81 Program . A

Apprentictaship and Pre-Employmont . Air Conditioning and Refrigeration 3 I. Alignment and Brake Mechanic Auto Body Repairman 3 Automotive Machinist Automotive Painter

Baker 4 Barber 1 3 Brick and Stone Mason 3 :..! Butcher/Abattoir Management I I0 , Carpenter S S 3 3 3 3 21. Carpet and Tile Installer 2 2 Cement mason 2 - Chet 4 2 A College/Vocational Program Cook 2 2 Electrician (Construction) 3II 3 3 3 3 33 3 3 Farm Equipment Mechanic 3 tr.u e I and Electrical System Mechanic 2 ..1.- I N Glazier and Metal Mechanic 3 f--- Hairdresser 22 2 2 2 2 ...li Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic 013 3 3 Horticulture 2 . Industrial Electronic Controls 1 Ironworker 3 /

Lather 3 4.. Mach inist /Machine Trades 4 Marinad anallSm Enechanicgine M 22 3 ri IIII --,.. Millwright I MotOr Vehicle Mechanic 3 3 3 L1) 3 '.z 1 II ... 311 3 Motorcycle Mechanic 2 - . . 11 11111111 Painter and Decorator MUM/1 111 11

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Miro led programs are "new" or "pending approval" or "dormant." Overscores indicate that shorter programs are available. Underscores indicate that programs are also Offered in French. -6 c 0 m 0 ca indicates programs of less than 2 semesters. m To-3 3 3 co

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Program Arts, Visual, Creative, General Apparel Technology/Management 6 'Art Conservation Techniques Commercial Art and Design 4 Crafts and Design /Material Arts 6 4 Creative Arts/Crafts 4 Creative Electronics Design Arts/Basic Design 6 62 Environmental Art 6 Fashion Arts/Modelling/Design 4 664 Fine Arts and Crafts/Administration 4 6 6 4 General Arts and Science 4 44644 644 4 4 Graphic Design 6 6 6 64 Horsemanship/Equestrian Management 4 Industrial Design 6 6 Interior Design/Decorating 6 6(s) 6 66 4 Jewellery Arts 6 Landscape Design 6 Music 6 6 Music Industry Arts 6 Signwriting (Commercial Art)/Screen Printing 2 Theatre Arts/Performing Arts 4 6 6 4 Urban Design 6

Visual Arts Instructor V Business: Accounting Accounting 6 866 4 4 41 6444 6 6 Business Machines Bookkeeping Finance 4 6 46 Public Assessment and Real Property Appraisal 4 Business:Administration and Management Apparel Retailing Business Administration 6 6 6 64665666 663 6 4 Businets General 6 4 44 444 44 4 64 Business (Marina/Recreational Vehicles) Butchering/Abbatoir Management 0 Corporate Administration , Cinema Management 4 Farm Business/Management General Management 4 4 Industrial Administration/Management 6 6 Industrial Relations 6

Institutional Manageinent Alb International Business Legal/Office Administration/Assistant 4 2 6 4 4 Materials Management 6 6 Municipal/Public Admin./Government Services 64 4 1 Personnel Administration/Labour Relations 6 48 6 0 Printing (Graphics) Management 6 Production Management 6

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Wood ProducisManagement () f --_------_. ------Business: DataProc.s.lng Computer Programmer/Operator/Techniques 3 ComputerSystemsAnalysis 66 6 ComputerOperatlonsandAnalysis 66b466664 4 64666666644. Information Processing 3 ------.r Business: Marketing Cosmetics Retail Managernent/Scles T Garden Centre Merchandising 4 Insurance 4 4 6 Marketing 6 66664644 U Par;stanagement and Merchandising 2 I F'ysical DIstribution 4 RetaMarketing El 44f SalesandMerchandislng 2 4 4 TextlieFabrlcandMarketlng () _-I. _ _---- .---.-----.-- Busin.ss:S.cr,tarlal Courtfleporting 6 Dictalypist 2 24 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 22 SecretarlalArts-General/Exec/Procedural 444244444444 44 Bilingual 42 T144 Legal 424 T 42 44444.ji Medlcal/MedlcaiRecordsIeci,njclan 24 4 444 4 44 4 44 4 4 2 44 4 4 Optometrical 4 4 4 Technical/Eng./ScientlflciEduc. ® : Secretarial Science/Professional § 6 66 6 666 6 444 4 Communications

Advertislng,Creativeand/orBuslness 2 6 6 4 6 6 6 4 ; Animation 6 Communications Art 6 4 6 6 4 MediaArts 4

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EdltlngandBookPubllshing 8 .

Film Production/Cinematography 6 6 4 6 -. .

Graphic Communications 4 6 6 . ., JournalismPthlt/Broadcast/General 4 4 66 6 4 4 6 4 4 66 6 .4 4 Photographic Arts 6 4 6 4 .:

6 6 . . .: Public Relations,CreativeandlorBuslness § : RadioandT.V.Arts 4 6

Broadcasting, Radio 4 6 4. :.

Broedcasting,T&evislon 4 6 . Broadcasting, Radio and Teievislon 6 6

Communications Media 6 . - .. :.

Radio andllevlsIon Writing 6 . .: ; . AppJl.dCommunicalions I

: ,.. :., .::- .,...... : .. : 18 . '- k -' -. ;Neg.*: 7 c0 01gUres show duration of programs in semesters -.7.4. (normally 2 semesters Per 'War): In 0 0 ...... 0 Jtpprenticeship programs figures indicate c :Ti co sis of 7 or 8 weeks each. S.: I -0' 00 tin;college seson is Z oalr 2 co co ..- 'a TO ..... )Circled programs are "new" or "pending -a 0 a) (...) 7.xcovig lb-§2 ezfi t'approval" or "dormant." .,e 20c f, c3?.(1 t-ee "E.al05= s- TD"' -r-D'Ec.:6-gl--0=...csuc al tto-2 ,;c:Nerscores indicate that shorter programs are J3=151-6.0p_t...,=0.,ac.0.6 c282 0=if c?available. t°E-043t :1a 2-=--2an>"c8coto2 CO 0 alZ3--T! 43-Underscores indicate that programs are also 5ct5°u)2g20; ro. -0 E2.E. 110--67320,,D065fogg Offered in French. co .7...' aco 2418.3cuiRmauc.) cc_., To to_ to0 a) .--W5.2CO S --.---- cccB ,..° 0-EE P. P. 0 r. = g r, Indicates programs of less than 2 semesters. E5 ro' z I ." E6- ts)- CO c1:-0r:x '''E0cr e co c ,. cr o 15 13 Eto tO 4'.,,.!. c aA00 e vo 88 To- 33x en 3-0U-kr. Vg 1,'First year only. 0,0.220225,.9E4tzTo2 a =a333=0 Tr;uicli _ tt .... 0,Ecgcc-cgg,E>.00oo'c....=5.c ... a7t7-:6°6°u86'812 C9 0i3322zz2ziiacii6ISu)coin(7) 4Program ConimUnity Services, ..'Addiction Counsellor 4 ArenatSki Area Management 3 Child Care Worker 4 4 6 44 6 4 4 44 i-Child Studies/Nanny :-CciachingGymnastics/Athletics 4 4 F.:pommunity/EnvIronmental Planning/Development 4 4 .,. ..:Community Studies 6 i:Correctional Worker/Community Worker 4 4 4 4 4 4 CoUnsellor/Special Care/Residential/Rehab. / Workshop Rehab. 4 4 4 4 -,--1 ' Early Childhood Education/Day Worker 4 4 44 6 4446 4 44 44 (.1)4 4 4 4 Family/Consumer Studies 4 6 Law and Security Administration 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 44 2 4 44 - NUrsery Aide/Family Day Care S 2 4 Outdoor Recreation Technician . ® ' Parks Technician 44 44 4 4 T,Recreation/Facilities Management/Administration 6 4 4 4 .,Research Techniques "-:Social Services Worker 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 :. Sports/Entertainment Administration 6 Flied and Hospitality Flight Services : Food Service Management/Supervision 4 4 4 4 4 6 4 4 : Home Economics/Mgmt./Dietary Services 4 4 ; Hospitality Administration and Services/Travel 4 6 6 4 4 Hotel/Motel /Rest Management, Operation 46 6 44 4 6 6 4 4 :Tourism /Travel /Transportation 4 4 4 4 6 1 16 26

. :- Health (Allied) . Ambulance'a Emerg.te;to Care 2 2 2 2 S 2 2 S 2 2SS 2S Ahimal Health/Care 4 6 . 4 2 ;Behavioural Science 4 4 4 4 _a ;1111O-Medical Electronics 8 Bio-Medical Equipment Technician/Maintenance 4 'r Dental Technician/Therapist ,. ;Dental Assistant/Preventive Assistant/Hygienist 4 2 2 2 13 2 2 . ; , ... Environmental Health Dip. ® .. . :Fitness Instructor 4 Ftineral Services + (15 months internship) .2

Health Care Aide S S S , S $ SSS , S - S " Health Records Technician/Librarian 2 : , L,HOspital g.Inlerly S SS ,.'.L.1irt Science$ Research/Blo-Sciences ,

, pMedlca! Laboratory Technology _6 66 2 :8, 6 :,,.. . pogental Retardation Counsellor 4 4 4 t A " ',-;:`:;:.i , L,44irrein g (di ploma-3 semesters per year) 86666et66;6'668 6"66'866 ;8'66-.66 68, : rtIbbilng'AsalstantPost RNA (various courses) :. S S SSi , ':'' ,...,,'.-V

z ir '''' ,'14 k:' \ ' 4*:; "11 io;:. l. ''', i Pt.2!' .! ' ;;; % L I; Sllige . 'OW ,..e. - _ Notes: 7 (1) c , Figures show duration of programs in semesters - , (normally 2 semesters per year). In 7 E 0= ca, O apprenticeship programs figures Indicate a: 713 s -. xi 7g 00 in-college sessions of 7 or 8 weeks each. /0 L 0 m .n.E..". E 153 a Tv- -a Ili -EE (Y1 a Circled programs are "new" or "pendi(-1 7 , (..)-ac,,a.e03r0.0)-...-0to20.eg approval" or "dormant." x >. 01 'C' F., E.'er, -62 -tr) -,r, -iv zo- 112 Overscores indicate that shorter programs are 7 . ,,, 2 ' s=0v0csg.:5e2 20:-o.Z . '' 13:.1.2iE.Fr-gt co43 co rs4 6 E available. is Eg'E a 5...) .E-% cc-c2.1-t=g8v. z 6 Al., (., xi .63 A _ 3U nderscores indicate that prpgrams are also 2..2...3 =gI;0:g . 23 e, 21 <0 .-E*. 00I' offered in French. cc.-"iii-m-nctE8Z;(292-GegxecaN-F-E.§cccgge--E-'E . indicates programs of less than 2 semesters. 55,t-e0.0-3In ,T, ._ C ..,e 252-22.211.--g20' acr.c0ei;vE.-W0/4; 2. m m mTo 333far,.c,u.u. cc.0 -,z, 0 0 al .cEi20.0 23.- v0 ct=0.0 0 al c0 ...m'0ui.J. E 5 .,..e_. g== 0 -5,0 w. 1.91 P-,Ec7ccE2oci rII/ -----al 00007 m CO a) = co 0u_000.a...2 ...... :. .0 ca.c2-- < .-1.' C.) C.) 0C.)C.) 0U.(.)t.7X _1.J2kzzz0ci)4)cato Cf) ,CO COCD,

, immiI Program Health (Allied) (continued) Nursing Assistant 2 2 22 2 2 2 2 2 22 ,. NursingPost RN (various courses) S SS S S NursingRefresher/Upgrading S S$ S S SS $$ SS S Orthotic-Prosthetic Technician g Pharmacy Assistant 2 2 Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy 6 Radiology (Medical)/Radlography 4 4 4 6 Respiratory Technology 6 4 ...... C Instructional Resource Services Audio-VisuaI/Instruction Materials/Eqp't. Technician 4 4 4 4 4 4 Educational Resources Technician 4 4 4® 4 4 4 4 44 Library Technician "- Technology/Technician (Engineering) Air Conditioning/Refrigeration/Heating 61 4 4 Air-Water Resources Field Technician ® Chemical 6 6 6 6 66646 6 66 (e) 66 Civil 6 6 6 6 46 466 66 6 66 646 6 Computer Science 6 6 46 6 6 Construction 4 6 6 4 44 6 4 4 44 Control Systems 6 6 6 6 DraftingArchitectural/Structural t 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 DraftingEngineering/Electrical 4 4 4 DraftingGeneral 4 ---, , DraftingMechanical/Mechanical Services 4 4 . 444 I4 44 4 0 4 DraftingPiping Electrical 4 66 4 664 4 6 4 46 6 6 6 Electronics 6 A 6 6 4666646666 6 66 Environmental Engineering/Control 4 , Explosives 4 ?f Fire Protection/Industrial Safety 4 6 6 Fluid Power g .,

Food Processing/Food Laboratory 6 6 _ s 0 Geological ; 4 :.6 Industrial Engineering/General/Maintenance 6 4 4 4 6 6 ® . Industrial Hygiene @)

Inclustri Instrumentation 4 4 4 6 4 44 L 4 66 .:.t Industrial Management 6 6 . ,,, Industrial Metalcraft Industrial Microbiology Manufacturing 4 4 g Material Joining/Testing Go :,..:-,, ,. Mechanical 6 6646 646466 6 6 5 85 Metallurgical 6 4 6 6 ...pg Mining (including Geology and Metallurgy) 8 6 .'c''ii Plast icslRubber/Production and Design 4 4 A y . Pollution Control 6 -:. Power CO) 6 .. Notes: re CD Figures show duration of programs in semesters c El (normally 2 semesters per year). In 13 = cu o 'apprenticeship programs figures indicate ,c .8 '22 in.college sessions of 7 or 8 weeks each. 3.. lii ZE 00 ,c 00 er.0.'-' 2 03 cr) GT) )Circled programs are -new- or "pending -i-; 31= _Ne ,... approve' or "dormant.- 20c g ...... 17,* . 3 .Overscores indicate that shorter programs are 70- 2E.cif,05 vc ..... co oc re .t ser, "3 .-available. .30 12.gliegt=07a.0-8.2.6m0=e..E. cE 43 w2 32 So .V. 3:.= c 'E, 0 a")ul32 c 0 Undersco res indicate that programs are also o'130to'2F '-o ci. "3 0 CL ,T1 z ...... 2fncot.= E0E5.1 = 5 51 51 cn .E ra cc offered in French. c2 S.'1 '...S. C' 2 >9. Zm 70- 0 m 2 ED- alca i I 25 indicates programs of less than 2 semesters. .5.5k,.*E04-,;a3czc--,cc E eeeo ..... g m cu 0c ID E co a) .9.5 a) 0 .;. el tt.-. cn co II LT, Pa G. 20 .30 21 2'43 Za= 03 co .cc.021 to3 iv r. 1,3, ;-_ 15 c") c" as co a)ooc ca a) a) c 0, 00 45 o0o - - 31 c7)r. k" Ea' a 0 .72- zzz iiiiiiiiico:::co(7)ii) 'Program - :Technology/Technician (Engineering) (continued) , Preservation (Historical Structures) 6 Productlon/Control/Manufacturing 6 ; Tool and Die Design 4 4 4 Tool and Die Making 4 4 4 4 Transportation Planning 6 6 Welding 4 S2 6 2 , Technology/Technician (General) Acoustics 4 Air Transport/Aviation Management 46 'Aircraft Maintenance ('A' or 'R') 43 1 Aviation and Flight/Helicopter Pilot 2 4 8 Avionics 4 3 4 4 Architectural 6 6 6 6 6 46 6 BioChemical.Sio.Science 6 6 6 6 Building Environment Systems 6 Cartography 4 4 6 Coatings 4 Combustion Concrete 4 Electro.Mechanical 6 ....(4-',, (4-: ,) CS )(7)6 Electronics (General) 4 4 44 2 4 4 6 4 Floriculture 4 Forestry 4 4 g Fish and Wildlife 6 g Forest Recreation 6 6 Furniture Refinishing/Repair/Renovation 4 4

Graphic Arts/Technical Graphics/Printing 4- 6 4

Heavy Equipment Construction Techniques .4 ... Home Appliance Servicing 2

Industrial Chemistry 4 6 4 .4 .4 Laboratory Science 4 4 6 6 6 4 ,LandsCape Design/Horticultural 4 6 4 4 Machine and Product Design 4 Machine Shop and Welding (Applied) 2 2 2

'Marine Engineering 1 6 Marine Navigation 6 MMerials Science/Handling/Design/Packaging 4 6 4 .Mathematical Computation 4 CO Mechanical Eng. (Mobile equipment) Motive Power/Auto/Dlesel/Heavy Eqp't./Rec. Veh. 4 4 Motive Power/Management/Parts 6 Museum 6 Natural Resources/Air and Water Science 6 6 6 4 Pharrnaceutical.Chemical Technology Photography 4 4. Physics/Sciencetaboratory 6 6 Precision Instrument Techniques 4 4 prOCeirisOperations Notes: so c Figures show duration of programs in semesters . - (normally 2 semesters per year). In rz a, , apprenticeship programs figures indicate c "ei co 5; -c o 0 in.college sessions of 7 or 8 weeks each. ci 20 -60E , CO ...... ",.: rs 7, jT.1 C 17..... -E E e e..- )Circled programs are "new" or "pending SD ^ "5 2 0 16 Accn 70-E,E=r,o e o t : approval'' or "dormant." 127 '2 -.-5. 3 e i.,c) x 2 1 2 >--c Cn e U) ' Overscores indicate that shorter programs are se-SA'.c.e-cr-117.81=-2=0-0 0E2 ""c- 2n 5 -a s v. 12cit'oc Rv=-.0.0E,0=122 202 o=g=i available. ci E.,..,-0=8 2 "r 3 c=.0-3= ,c 02 c in2 mu ciZ3--' Underscores indicate that programs are also 0 '5 o 0 ,E, 2 a9-- CO ""'.= in=.1 g en 0 offered in French. cc , w7o- rme0 co .-wcort..--ac c cSg--E:E; indicates programs of less than 2 semesters. .53co"coo-3enc c...... % c cc a ...vE co co al

Process Pipe Design 4 . Quality Control 4

Surmy/Aerial Su rvey/H ydrograph I c 6 4 4 4 44 .6 4 4 g Stationary Engineering 2 Technical Administration Technical Sales Representative 6 Telecommunications 6 Textiles . 6 Underwater Skills

Watchmaking 4 . Welding and Fabricating 2 2 2 Welding Specialist 2 Wood Products 4 Woo dsworker 2

X-Ray (Industrial) -! ...

Short .._ .., Programs , . 8 v c , o . = . co 76 a li 3a3ca' 2 c x c 2 'Sc0 oco , - v 2 co co .5r)0ir, e .E, ....: vco 2 , .1E° 2 -0.0:ci co co 19 cq 1,. .2 =62....-cge;V g Z I', ....0 t a 2f, E,., t 2, .= 0 -,-; 8 7% 8 8 8 8 8 2 ,2 0 LI x 3 3 m E 'Z'a'iii (13 43if,il e.`. I. 41 Program weeks , -, Academic Improvement ,,,/ ,4 Academic UpgradingLevel l 36 AA A AAA AAA A AAA AAA AA

Academic UpgradingLevel ll 24 AA AA AA AAA A A A A AA A A AAA A -7.4) Academic UpgradingLevel lll 32 AA AA A A AA A A AAA AA A AA AA A :2 Academic UpgradingLevel.11/ 32 AA AA A A AAA A AA A AA A -A As A Second Language 24 AA AA A A A A A A A 'A A AA Ak A English As A Second Language (Advanced) 12 A A A A, P .yq. English For Provisional Tradesmen 24 A A A A P ..p,.... French As A Second Language A -A Occupational English 6 A P A Preparation for Certificate& Qualification 10 A A .P A P .. Artistic, Literary, Performing Arts and Related A ::..:.:;.. Commercial Art . ao A P Interior Design and Decorating 40 . .--x, -,-,* Joumalisn'i and Newswriting 40 A :;---- St Screen Procese Printing ao A _ Signwriting ao A P .7'4

Clerical end Related . 0 Accounting Clerk 4OAAAAA AAAAAAAPAAAAPA

'Accountancy (Accelerated) . 0 a1 Bookkeeping Clerk. ao P A A -A A A P A A A A A .` Advertising Sales & Service 40

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,Program weeks ::. Clerical and Related (continued)

Business Machines 12 P PA P P A A A !. :,'' Business Machines and Bookkeeping 40 P A A A A P P A AAPA `.:...Cierk-Typist 40APAAA A AA AAA AA'AAAAAAA ':,-- Commercial Clerical 40AAAA AA AA AA PPA AAAA A i.:I Dicta Typist 40 AA AA A PP A A P ::.Commercial Refresher 16AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A A A AA-AA -;Btenographer (General) 40AAAAA AAAAAAA AA A AAAAAA Data Entry Operator 8 A A P- :.Finance Clerk 24 i'- Hotel Front Office Procedure 20 A Inventory Control 24 P A -,. insurance Clerk P ,:. Legal Secretary 32 A A A A A Medical Secretary 32 A A P A ...- Medical Terminology 14 A P 'Receptionist Typist 40 A Stenographer (Refresher) 16A A A A P PA A AA '::;Teller Cashier 12 A A AA AA APPAAAP .. Typing Refresher 12A A AAA it APP'A AA. A ..' Community Services and Related Fields ...Certified Visiting Homemaker 12A P A A A P P P ':. Nursery Aide 16 P A A P . . Construction Trades Building Materials Sale 40 A A A .'.Back-hoe Operator 4 A .Carpenter General (Advanced) 40 P A AA A - A P A A Carpenter General (Fundamental) 8A P A A P P A 16 A A P r, Carpet Layer Const ruction Trades Helper 16A PA AAA A AAA A AA ,.: Dry Wail (Taper and Boarder) 8 P A A A A P P .::Industrial Electricity 40 Industrial Maintenance Mechanic/Packaging/Assembly/Repairing 48 A A AA A P ...: Industrial Pipe Fitter 40 P

' Masonry . 20 AA AA A A A A A P ..'Natural Gas SeMceman/Gas Fitter ll 26 A P i011Burner Service 20 A P ...Painting and Det:orating 16 P A A A A _.. pipeline Welding 8 A ... ylumbIng 40 :,.Refrigeration and Air Conditioning 34 A Residential Metal Siding Installer 8 P A P :Smooth Surface Floor Covering 8 P A P

1:. Steamillting 40 S P

_ .. .. .:'; Farming/Agriculture, Horticultural and Animal .. 5 A Beet and Swine Management . '.

A. ;'::". -,,C,41re andTralnIng of Standard Bred Horses : 16 .. . --- ''-- Ac Ive',..'-PPossIble .. e.T.V:ti-.-;':;" .. ,. ..., . . . '-',-, '` ,...-,......

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. Program weeks r Farming/Agriculture, Horticultural and Animal(Continued) Dairy Herd Worker 10 - Horticulture and Gardening 40 A A A Management of Farm Business 5 P A A Milk Graders (Bulk Tank or Plant) 1 -'f- A Orchard Maintenance (1) 4 -r.. 4 A Orchard Maintenance (2) . , ..; .: Health, Allied ? A A A Dental Assistant 34 A A A 9 r.: 16 A A A A A A A AA A A PA A r4 Health Care Aide . ... , p- Hospital Central Servica t A A P A A P Hospital Orderly Training 20 .. A A 'i Nursery Aid 16 v. A l'- 36 A A A ...n Nursing Assistant -.: ... ri Machining and !legated !ir Automatic Solaw Machine Setter-Operator (Single Sp.) 40 A 40 A P a- Automatic Screw Machine Setter-Operator (Multiple Sp.) ...= Brake Shear Set-up Operatnr 10 A Forestry Filers 40 A Forestry Millwright 40 30 P ., Furniture Mfg. Finish Machining and Sanding Operator .-0.. a: Furniture Mfg. Rbugh Machining and Assembly Operator 30 P r P A P P P P Lathe Operator 12 A A A AA Machine Shop Practice 40 A A A A A P A P AA A A Metal Fabrication 40 36 A ., . Optical Lens Processing ;-- 12 P .' Shipyard Welding . ..- Steel Layout and Welding 40 P P A A Welding Fitter 40 'ifiA A A AA A AA AAA AA A A kr. Welding Fitter Refreshei 20 P A A A P 4 ,Welding Operator 20 P P P P A Managedal, Administrative and Related ''.,! -....,...t. k- Indian Band Management I, ii, Di & IV 12 .13 :A

. i.iir.i id y Small Business Management , A Material Handling and Related . :ti:'.:, 1 .- A Heavy Equipment Operator 12 ., A Loader Bulldozer Operator 4 ,o.). . .:.. Sideboom Operator 4 _ : r= ,f,..

'.173k':I14,'Z M 0 Tower Crane Operator. - , . .:... -: Road Builder-Upgrading r-.-

Mining and Quarrying . -Diamond Drill Operator 15 : ,7.r .,z,.; , '.,-; ..7..: .1,;.,.. r.;.. Mining Assistant . 34 - .;. , ,!". Natural Sciences, Engineering and Mathematics , ''' , i

',' :.;':',;',,.. Blue Print Reading 8 A ;.;-. ::',.-':,rr.1 A *A.:."::,F4.!',I?: 'A°..P.. ,P ,. ,,,,,. .,,::.,,..,..:(; .;:;''.i .!..;..);'., gt,, A Blue Print Reading for Welders ..16 : '"i- ..i..- 4i A 7 ':.' : 40 ':' A A ..' 7.'1;", A' '':. ''..',', A A .,.. ,A M ..,: Drafting :''.: ..

i',. ';'''',:,z, .1.:.:.: A' ;.j.::., ';."'. ,.- ,:,..:: . Drafting, Piping ,-..32 r ;:; :j'i14: A ;11 it 4. ',:.t.' 7:4. ,, , "a. ar:. . N 'i,1: :Drifting Refresher. , . i , .

4- ,I. 'If'A-P ,1, ... f, 7.'''''' 'z''' % . 1fi ,"''''''. 41...i ''' ..:0, I 4. ,e,A -,t _V.0.:40,14,44',.. ,*.t..,740.-2:4. Tw:Z144.,,°INDP..,`'`abS.t1.; .1:1. :A Sr_ .ill .1.4S: a . gr: .A.4..:.i) a 0 e0 To co 00 co 0 3...J 2

Program weeks Natural Sciences, Engineering and Mathematics (continued) Electrical Drafting 40 Electronic Data Processing 1, 2, 3 8 AA A IGeoPhysical Assistant 12 -Heating Technician 40A Material Testing A Prospecting Techniques 14 A Quality Control 40 Survey Assistant 32 A Processing Baking Techniques 40 A Butcher and Meatcuiter 24 A Forestry Cutters and Skidders 8 A A Forestry Grader and Scaler 35 A Forestry Sawyer and Millwright 35 Logging and Small Sawmill Operator 12 Process Operations 32 A Piction Meat Cutter 4 Retail Meat Cutting 20 A A Skidder Operator 6 A Product Fabdcaling, Assembling and Repairing Aircraft Bench and Structural Assembler 12 Aircraft Ground Handling Equipment Mechanic 34 A Aircraft Maintenance Technician 52 A Apparel Design and Pattern Drafting 32 A AA A A Appliance Servicing 40A A Automative Upholstery Trim 8 Avionics 52 A (Small) Boat Construction, Maintenance and Repair Business Equipment Servicing 48 A Cable Television/Maintenance & Repair 48 Camera Repair Mechanic 40 A Carman (Railway) 12 28 A A . Custom Dressmaking and Alterations Cycle and Sports Repair 30 Diesel Electric Mechanic 40 A Diesel Engine Mechanic 20 A A Electronics-Colour T.V. Upgrading 10 A , Electronics-CommunIcations 48 A A AA A ... Electronics-HomeEntertainment 48A AAA AA A AAA EleCtronics-Industrial Control 48 A A A. Farm Mechanics 5 Fluid Power Control Mechanic 40 AA Fork Lift Vehicle Mechanic 40 A Fur Business and Manufacturing Techniques/Leather & Suedes 40 Furniture Mfg. Finishing/Operator 20 .'Fumiture Refinishing & Repair 30 A Furniture Upholstery end Manufacturing 40 A Furniture Upholstery and Repair 40 ble

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Product Fabricating, Assembling and Repairing (continued) ., Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic 40 A P A .; .-. Heavy Equipment Field Servicing 12 P H ..:i Heavy Equipment Service Operator 25 A e. Industrial Orientation 9 A A A P P P P A ta Industrial Paint Spraying and Metal Finishing 28 -1 , Industrial Power Sewing 24 A A instrumentation Mechanic 40 A A Marine and &nail powered Equipment Mechanic 40 A A A A A A A P A P Marine and SnoirVehicle Maintenance 16 A A A P 1 Motor Cycle Mechanic 40 P P Motor VehicleMb,,anic 40 P A P P A Pipelitter Improver (Shipbuilding) 10 Plastics Production Techniques 40 A Sales , .... _- Automotive Merchandising 34 A A

Inventory ControlAutoparts Merchandising 20 p A . Retail Merchandising 16 P A A P A A A Retail Merchandising (Supervisor) 40 P P A A A s Service Station Attendant 24 A A A A A Service Apartment Building Superintendent 20 A Bartending 15 A A A A P Camp Cook 14 Certified BuIlding Custodian 14 A A A A A Dining Room Service 10 A A A A A A A P

Food Preparation, Advanced 40 P . P . Food Preparation, Basic 20 A A A A A AAAA A -H:. -i-- Food Preparation Fundamentals 10 A P A P 4- Hairdressing 40 A P A 1 .vt Hairstyling tor Barbers 6 P t Hospitality Administration &Food Service 34 * Hospital Food Supervisor 24 P

Hospital Porter 5 A ,. il Hospital Services Attendant # Housekeeping Services 4 A --, Protection and Security Services 30 A ShIp's Cook 24

Tourist Outfitting and Guiding 14 P P ,: ...,:;: Teaching and Related ,-;,-:-:;,!,!<:;tr. Audio Visual Specialist 40 . , ..,A -- Transport Equipment Operating , Marina Engineer 28 A A Marina Navigation Officer 28 A

Master and Mate 12 A A A , .

Tractor-Traller Driver 4 A , :',' ,. ..:j. 3 A Truck Driver '-.-

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.3 An applicwIt who does not have a clear admission may be given the opportunity to Employment or further education write qualifying examinations.

4 After assessment, deserving applicants rna)+ be eligible for advanced standings and/or for Ontario Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology accelerated programs. Kindergarten0Year 4 to Grade 8 (Grade 12) .! 5 Refer to the official college publicationsfor or 27 acceptable 3-year programs Employment or specific admission requirements, and further education detailed information on programs, including secondary school starting dates. credits

2-year programs

1-year &grams Year 4 (Grade 12) Year 3 (Grade 11) Year 2 (Grade 10)

Year 1 et For entrance to an, (Grade 9) appropriate caurse Ina College of Applied'Aita and Technology Algonquin College One-Year Certificate Continuing Education Cook training, travel consultant. Most diploma and certificate programs may be of Applfed Arts and taken by part-time students through the Continu- Technology Short Program ing Education Division. In addition, the college Bartending (15 weeks). offers a wide varietyof courses in response to the needs of vocational, business, professional and Ottawa Apprenticeship Programs community groups. Chef, hairdresser. Further inquiries Health Sciences For further information about admission re- President: L Isabelle Three-Year Diplomas quirements or specific programs, please con- Medical laboratory technology, respiratory tech-tact Algonquin College primarily serves the Ottawa nology. Director of Admissions Valley. It now has campuses in Ottawa, Pem- Algonquin College of Applied Arts and broke and Perth and operates continuing educa- Two-Year Diplomas Technology tion courses throughout the Valley. Algonquin Nursing, dental hygiene (an extension of the pre- 1385 Woodroffe Avenue College has been officially designated as a bilin- ventive dental assistant program). Ottawa, Ontario K2G 1V8 gual college. Telephone (613)725-7432 One-Year Certificates Enrolment 1975-76 Dental assistant, preventive dental assistant (an For further information and application forms for Full-time6,688 extension of the dental assistant program). financial assistance, consult Continuing education27.732 Financial Aid faMer Retraining2,500 Technology and Trades Algonquin Cofiege of Applied Arts and Apprenticeship1,279 Three-Year Diplomas Technology Total38.199 Architectural technology, biochemical technol- 1385 Woodroffe Avenue ogy, chemical technology, civil technology, com- Ottawa, Ontario K2G 1V8 'Programs Offered puting science technology, electronics technol- Telephone (613)725-7210 ogy, industrial engineering technology, mechan- Ottawa Campus ical technology, physics technology, survey technology. Applied Arts Three-Year Diplomas Two-Year Diplomas Inferior design. museum technology, recreation Architectural technician, cartography (general or facilities management. photogrammetry option), construction technician, electro-mechanical drafting, electronics Two-Year Diplomas technician, film production, fire prevention and Broadcasting radio and television, child care industrial safety, graphic arts, industrial instru- worker, commercial art, community develrv- mentation technician, mechanical systems ment. early childhood education, fine arts, fine technician, photography, survey technician, crafts, general arts and science, horticulture and toolmaking technician. landscaping. interior design, journalism print and broadcasting, law and security administra- One-Year Certificates tion, library technician, mental retardation coun- Electronics service technician, graphic arts as- sellor. recreation leadership. social service sistant, machine shop, service technician (air worker. conditioning and refrigeration, appliance, heating equipment servicing), welding and fabrica- One-Year Certificate tion. Advertising creative, equine care. Apprenticeship Programs Business Auto body repair, carpenter (general), construc- Three-Year Diploma tion electrician, motor vehicle mechanic, Business administration (options in accounting, plumber, sheet metal mechanic. data processing, general business, management studies; marketing. tourism). *Programs Offered

Two-Year Diplomas Upper Ottawa Valley Campus Business (options in accounting, data process- 315 Pembroke Street East ing. marketing, retail management). finance. Pembroke, Ontario K8A 3K2 hospitality administration and food services. legal assistant, real estate and property man- Three-Year Diplomas agement, secretarial studies (executive secre- Architectural technology (first and second years tary, executive bilingual, legal secretary, legal only), business administration (first and second bilingual, medical secretary. medicat years only), engineering technology (first year only). Special One-Year Certificates Information processing, secretarial general Two-Year Diplomas (dicta-typist and shorthand options). Architectural technician, business, forestry technician, nursing, secretarial science.

One-Year Certificate Forest woodsworker.

28 Cambrian College Business One-Year Certificates Three-Year Diplomas Ambulance and emergency care, preventive of Applied Arts and Accounting, business administration, marketing, dental assistant. Technology real estate administration, secretarial science. Admission Requirements: Ambulance and Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Students emergency care OSSGD with two senior sci- planning to take the secretarial science program ence credits; interview; Ontario chauffeur's li- must have successfully completed a second cence; physically fit. Preventive dental assistant Sudbury level college secretarial option. OSSGD, four credits in English, and two senior sciences (biology and chemistry Two-Year Diplomas recommended). President:John T. Koski Accounting, assessment administration, data processing, marketing. secretarial (bilingual, Library The library contains approximately 25,000 Cambrian College has expanded to three loca- executive, legal, medical). Admission Requirements: OSSGD. There are books; 950 periodicals and serials; 3,000 slides tions in Sudbury along with its far-flung opera- additional requirements for the following pro- and microfiche; 400 films, film-strips and film tions in the districts of Sudbury and Manitoulin. loops; and 500 recordings, tapes and scores. The polytechnical division, housed in a grams: bilingual secretarial 40 wpm typing, downtown campus in Sudbury, also operates a office practice and facility in the French and English languages; executive and medical sec- Financial Assistance small-scale nickel mine in Copper Cliff and its There is a Student Awards Office on campus at students travel extensively in the region to field retarial 40 wpm typing and office practice: legal secretarial 40 wpm typing, 80 wpm each college and university in Ontario. Students and survey camps. The permanent campus, on a Pitman shorthand and office practice. in financial need may apply for assistance from a rocky 150-acre Mein the city's northeast corne.r variety of sources. emphasizes flexible interior space and a One-Year Certificate Full-time students may be ellble for loans "pedestrian street" rather than extensive cor- andfor grants under the Ontark, Student Assis- ridors. Labs and studios are faced with glass so General secretarial. Admission Requirements: OSSGD. tance Program and the Canada Cttudent Loans that passers-by may observe the activities taking Plan. Part-tirhe students can apply for provincial place inside. Construction is under way on a new Technology bursaries or loans. wing and, by September 1977, the polytechnical For further information concern'ng govern- and dental programs will relocate there. The Three-Year Diplomas Chemical technology, civil engineering technol- ment assistance see the introdWory section on Health Sciences Campus features a 204-bed ogy, electronics engineering, environmental financial assistance and check with the college's residence, extensive laboratory, classroom biology, geology engineering, metallurgy en- Student Awards Office. The Director of Admis- facilities and a library. gineering, mining engineering. . sions, who administers the financial assistance program at Cambrian, will also have details on Enrolment 1975-76 Admission Requirements: OSSGD including senior level English, mathematics, chemistry privately donated scholarships and bursaries, 1,441 Full-time and physics with a 60% average in these credits academic awards and emergency loans, as well Extension11,100 for advanced level work or 70% for general level as loan fund projects offered by the college. Adult training2,500 work. Total15,041 Counselling Services Two-Year Diplomas Education and vocational counselling is avail- Campus Locations Chemistry technician, civil engineering techni- able, as is interest and aptitude testing, personal, Sudbury is the major lccation for post-secondary medical and group counselling, financial assis- programs. Polytechnical programs are run at 261 cian, electrical engineering technician, electronics engineering technician, geology en- tance, and human growth seminars. These pro- Notre-Dame Avenue; business and applied arts fessional services are completely confidential. at 1400 Barrydowne Road; and health sciences gineering technician, industrial instrumentation engineering, metallurgy engineering technician, at 885 Regent Street South. mining engineering technician. Student Placement Service Admission Requirements : OSSGD including The college maintains a comprehensive place- ePrograms Offered senior level English and mathematics. Senior ment service designed to assist the graduating level chemistry is required for industrial chemis- student to find related and suitable employment. Applied Arts lrY, geology, and metallurgy. Physics is required Counselling on job-search techniques is avail- Three-Year Diplomas for civil technician, electronics technician, elec- able throughout the year, on an individual or Fine arts technology (art. music). law clerk. trical technician, industrial instrumentation and group basis, from the placement offices which Admission Requirements: Cntario Secondary mining technician. A senior level science is are situated on each campus. Assistance in find- School Graduation Diploma. Students will also required for industrial engineering technician. ing part-time or summer employment is also of- be expected to fulfill the following requirements: fered. The Placement Office keeps business and art portfolio; musicaudition plus Grade 8 Health Sciences industry aware of the capabilities of Cambrian (RCM) for pedagogy option; law clerk two Three-Year Diploma students and encourages on-campus employ- semesters following a four-semester college Medical laboratory technology. ment intervieWs. Information and brochures on diploma program. Admission Requirements: OSSGD inCluding various corporations are available through either senior English, math, chemistry, and physics, office. Two-Year Diplomas with an average of 80% in advanced level work or Audio-visual technician, child care worker, early 70% in general level work. Interview. Living Accommodation childhood education, general arts and science, A modern 204-bed residence at the Regent journalism, law and security administration, li- Two-Year Diplomas Street Campus features single rooms clustered brary technician, mental retardation residential Nursing, radiography. around kitchenette facilities, Full meal service at counsellor, social services. Admission Requirements: Nursing OSSGD reduced rates is available in the adjoining hospi- Admission Requirements: OSSGD with addi- with the following recommended credits:two in tal dining room. Frequent bus service connects 7- tional requirements for the following programs: mathematics and English, senior level chemistry the campuses. Application for accommodation social services, child care worker 19 years of and either senior level physics or biology, with a should be made to the Residence Manager. A age and interview; audio-visual technician, li- 60% average in these credits for advanced level housing registry is maintained in the Registrar's brary technician, early childhood education, work, or 75% for general level work. An aptitude office and is available during summer and fall. mental retardation residential counsellor. jour- test and an interview are also required. Radiog- While the type of accommodation and costs are nalism interview. raphy OSSGD with four credits in science recorded, the College does notinspect or certify (one of which must be senior level physics), two the quality of the rooms or apartments listed. senior advanced math credits, and fourcredits in Average rates for room and board may Vary from English. Interview. 630 to $40, depending on the location and type of- accommodation. ' 29 Cambrien College

Sports Canadore College Programs Offered Cambrian College participates in the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association, in both the men's of Applied Arts and Applied Arts and women's events scheduled by the associa- Technology Two-Year Diplomas tion. Students also have the opportunity to part- Crafts and design, food service supervision, cipate in the campus intramural sports program. general arts and science, graphic communica- In addition to these formal activities, the athle- North Bay tions, joumalism print, radio/television broad- tic facilities of the campus are available to casting, recreation leadership. students who wish to use them for more informal Admission Requirement: OSSGD. recreational programs. In addition, there are President: Murray HewgIll excellent opportunities in the community for Business boating, swimming, curling, skiing, bowling, fish- Canadore College is one of Ontario's newest Three-Year Diplomas ing and hunting. community colleges, but its history dates from Accounting, administration, data processing, 1967 when Cambrian College was created with marketing. Additional Expenses campuses in North Bay, Sudbury and Sault Ste. Admission Requirement: OSSGD. Electrical. electronics, industrial instrumentation Marie. In the summer of 1972, the North Bay $65 for lab projects which students retain. Campus was separated from Cambrian to form Twcf-Yeat Drprowigi Audio-visual single-lens relfex camera which Canadore College. Accounting, general business, hotel and resort costs approximately $200, and about $150 for Canadore College is located in an attractive management. supplies. rural setting which overlooks Lake Nipissing and Admission Requirement:OSSGD. Child care, social services, mental retardation the city of North Bay. To provide a total commun- living expenses for out-of-town field-placement ity environment, food and residence services are One-Year Certificate periods and $50 seminar fee. located on the college campus. Secretarial arts (bilingual secretary, clerical - Fine arts $50 lab fee for projects retained by Canadore College is committed to the present tYPist, dicta-typist, executive secretary, legal the student and approximately $50 for personal to serve the future. The college offers a wide secretary, medical secretary, office clerk, art supplies. range of educational opportunities of a career- stenographer). Music $50 for field trips and concerts. oriented nature which will enable the student to Admission Requirements: OSSGD or equivalent Medical laboratory technology $60 for Cana- achieve success in his or her chosen vocation. or mature student status. Executive and legal dian Society of Laboratory Technologists exams. To this end, the college encourages students to secretarial applicants must have attained a typ- Nursing $60 for R.N. exams. assume a major responsibility for their own ing speed of 40 wprn, shorthand at 80 wpm and Radiography 530 for Ontario Society of learning programs. The college emphasizes the possess one course in office practice. Bilingual Radiological Technicians membership. relationship between the student and the teacher secretarial applicants must have attained a typ-; and provides a wicW variety of modem technical ing speed of 40 wpm, shorthand at 80 wpm and Further inquiries equipment to enhance the learning environment possess one course in office practice; applicards For funher informa(ion, please contact must be flue nt in both oral and written French and Registrar Enrolment 1975-76 English. Medical secretarial applicants must Cambrian College of Applied Arts and Full-time976 have attained a typing speed of 40 wpm and Technology Part-time150 completed one course in office practice; short- 1400 Barrydowne Road Extension5,000 hand is not a requirement but is desirable. Sudbury. Ontario P3A 3V8 Total6,126 Telephone (705) 566-8101 Technology General Requirements for Admission Three-Year Diplomas All applications for admission are reviewed by Food technology, medical technology. the Board of Admissions which is empowered to Admission Requirements: Food science tech- ref& ,:tor defer the admission of any applicant nology applicants must have an OSSGD or qualifications, in the opinion of the Board, equivalent, with standing in math, chemistry and are not adequate for the demands of the program physics or biology at the general level of the in which the applicant wishes to register. Pos- senior division. Students possessing an Ontario session of the minimum admission requirements Secondary School Honour Graduation Diploma does not guarantee admission because other with high academic standing in math, chemistry factors such as space or facility limitations may and physics or biology, may be admitted to the affect enrolment Admission to the medical laboratory techno The minimum admission requirements are as program IS possble via two routes: follow: a) OSSHGD with high academic standing in three:: of math, chemistry, 'Physics and biology at the Applied Arts advanced level Of the senior division: The student requires an Ontarb SecondarY Transfer students. Applicants should have high... School Graduation Diploma or equivalent. academie itanding and have sUccesaftillYcorn- English at the senior levet is preferred. pleted the first Year of the biologiaal sciences' teChnologi program at Canadore College; or Business have an equivalent technology program froerf,, The student requires an OSSGD or equivalent. another c-011e0e or university. Math and English at the senior level are preferred. Biological scieneee technology: Admissicin RequkereentS:OSSGD or egiriva- Technology , lent, with standing In math, chemistry;and The student requires an OSSGD or equivalent, physice Or biology "ilf the general. level Of the t with standing in math, chemistry, physics andfor senior division: StUdents posseisirig these biology. The minimum admiSsion requirement "= jects at the OSSIIG6 level may be admittedto for the aircraft maintenance technician program the secOnd year of the Program. is an OSSGD with math, physics, shop and mechanical aptitude. A test Is administered by the college to determine eligibility and an interview is required. Two-Year Diplomas For the nursing assistant program, an OSSGD or Sports Aircraft maintenance technician. equivalent is preferred. However, applicants with The sports program embraces a wide variety of Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Applicants year 2 will be considered. A Comparative Gui- sports activities at both the varsity and intramural must also possess the college minimum en- dance and Placement Test is required. Appli- levels. The varsity hockey team and the varsity trance requirements, including physics and cants must also successfully pass a physical basketball team compete with other colleges in mathematics at the advanced or general level of examination, possess a certificate of current the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association. the senior division. dental health and show proof of current immunization. Gymnasium Avionics technician. In the large six-court gymnasium students may Admission Requirements: OSSGD including Continuing Education participate in a wide range of intramural ac- math and physics at the advanced or general The college offers a wide variety of credit and tivities. Free time is made available both during level of the senior division. Preference will be non-credit courses offered through continuing the day and evening to those who wish to given to those applicants who also possess education. In addition, supervisory and man- exercise. courses in electricity or electronics, drafting and agement development courses and courses in calculus industrial trairing are available. The former Further Inquiries OMRP academic upgrading and retraining For further Information on admission require- Engineering technician/building construction. courses are also offered through the college. ments and details about programs and faciliffes Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Applicants Other courses and programs can be arranged if at Canadore College and for information and must also possess the college minimum en- sufficient interest is shown. application forms forstudent awards and loans trance requirements, including physics and p;ease contact mathematics at the advanced or general level of Library Registrar the senior division. Applicants possessing tech- A well stocked library serves the needs of Canadore College of Applied Arts and nical subjects (e.g. drafting, auto-mechanics, students and faculty with a wide range of infor- Technology electrical machine shop) will be given prefer- mations, resources. The book collection of ap- P.O. Box 5001 ence. proximately 65,000 volumes grows at a rate of North Bay, Ontario P1B 8K9 about 5,000 books a year.The library subscnbes Telephone (705)474-7600 ext. 2211, 2131, One-Year Certificate to over 600 journals, periodicals and newspa- 2132 Helicopter pilot. pers, as well as many publications of federal, Admission Requirements: OSSGD or equivalent provincial and foreign governments. The library For further information and application forms for and a fixed wing private pilot's licence. Prefer- is also equipped with study carrels and an student residences, please contact ence will be given to those who have working and extensive collection of microfilm and associated Residence Manager living experience in a remote environment. equipment which provides access to the back College Education Centre Residence files of a large selection of periodical literature. P.O. Box 5005 Health Sciences Modem photocopying equipment further facili- North Bay, Ontario P1B 8L7 Two-Year Diploma tates the use of the library's resources and Telephone (705)474-1550 Nursing. speeds up the information process for library -This program is a post year 4, two-year program users. leading to the award of a Diploma of Nursing and, upon successful completion of the examinations Financial Assistance set by the College of Nurses, certification as a There is a Student Awards Office on campus at registered nurse. each college and university in Ontario. Students Admission Requirements:Applicants must pos- in financial need may apply for assistance from a sess the minimum entrance requirements as well variety of sources. as two science credits at the advanced level. Full-time students may be eligble for loans Preference will be given to students who have and/or grants under the Ontario Student Assis- physics and chemistry or chemistry and biology. tance Program and the Canada Student Loans Credits at the advanced (superior) level of the Plan. Part-time students can apply for provincial senior division are preferred. Applicants who bursaries or loans. have biology at the advanced level in lieu of For further information conceming govern- physics will be considered. ment assistance see the introductory section on financial assistance and check with the college's One-Year Certificates Student Awards OffEe. The Student Awards Dental assistant, nursing assistant (psychiatric Officer will also have details of any bursaries or option), preventive dental assistant scholarships offered by the college. An Admission Requirements: For dental assistant, emergency loan fund is available. applicants must have an OSSGD and possess the minimum admission requirements and Counselling Services chemistry plus one of the following sciences andThe college maintains a full-tirne Counselling mathematics: Centre with qualified counsellors to provide stu- a) biology at the advanced (superior) or general dents with confidential assistance in their per- level of the senior division, or sonal problems. b) physics at the advanced (superior) or general level of the senior division and math (minimum Career Planning and Placement junior level). Applicants must complete a Com- Without assuming responsibility for finding em- parative Guidance and Placement Test and a ployment for graduates, the Career Planning and Test of Manual Dexterity. Placement Officer helps students to plan their A certificate of current dental and medical health careers and assists with their placement by with a tuberculin test endorsement is also re- making arrangements for them to meet prospec- quired. tive employers or their representatives. Only a Certified Dental Assistant or a graduate of a dental assistant program who is eligible for Living Accommodation certification may apply for the preventive dental The college offers townhouse apartments as assistant program. residences for 300 students. Each townhouse has six single bedroom/studies with shared living room, dining area, and kitchen, all appro- priately furnished. Centennial College General Admission Requirements Child care worker, hospitality administration and The basic admission requirement is an Ontario services (majors in hotel and resort, restaurant of Applied Arts and Secondary School Graduation Diploma or the and catering, travel and tourism). Technology equivalent as determined by Centennial College. Admission Requirements: OSSGD and satisfac- Prospective mature students who lack an tory completion of a personal suitability assess- OSSGD may apply to the college as mature ment interview given by the Applied Arts Divi- Scarborough students if they: sion. a) are over the age of 19 at the beginning of the semester in which they wish to register. and Two-Year Diploma b) are residents of Canada. Correctional worker. President: Douglas E. Light Applicants may be required to write Centennial Admission Requirements: OSSGD and satisfac- Coliege admission tests and attend an interview, tory completion of a personal suitability assess- Centennial College will be celabrating its 10th the results of which will be used as a guide to ment interview given by the Applied Arts Divi- year of operation during the 1976-7;" academic their placement in the program most appropriate sion; subject to the employment criteria of the session. The growth of Centennial may be illus- to their aptitudes, experience and educational Ontario Ministry of Correctional Services. trated by the fact that in the first Convocation, aspirations. held in 1967. 14 students graduated. In the Foreign Students: Early childhood education, recreation leader- 1974-75 academic year approximately 1.850 a) A foreign student must meet the general admis- ship, research technician (behavioural studies), students from full-time programs graduated at sion requirements of the college before being social services. - Centennial. admitted to a program. Admission Requirements: OSSGD and satisfac- Although size is important to an academic b) Applications from a foreign student who posses- tory completion of a personal suitabiiity assess- institution, quality is, of course, of paramount ses either a visitor's or student's visa will be ment interview given by the Applied Arts DM- concern. The fact that about 95% of last year's considered Lip to 30 days before the start of the sion. graduates were employed in positions which semester in which the student wishes to under- required the specialized training and education take studies. Food service supervisor, travel counsellor. obtained at Centennial indicates the recognitionc) All foreign students applying for admission must Admission Requirement: OSSGD. of industry, business and the service sector of demonstrate English language proficiency as the high standards at this institution. The continu- measured by the Test of English as a Foreign Business Administration ing use of advisory committees, coupled with Language. Three-Year Diploma student, faculty and administration participationd) Before being permitted to complete registration, Business administration (majors in accounting in curriculum design, ensures a high level of all students must have a valid student visa issued and financial management, general manage- excellence at Centennial. by Canadian immigration authorities. ment, marketing managemenL production and A new campus at Markham and Progress wille) Transfer of student visa holders between col- operating management, and programmer , be opening in the fall of 1977. It is expected that leges of applied arts and technology must be analyst). the total development of this site will be finalized approved bya letter of recommendation from the Admission Requirement: OSSGD. by the late 1970s. at which time some 4,000 first college to the second college. full-time students will be in attendance at the f) All applications for admission must be submitted Two-Year Diplomas Progress Campus. on the standard form, Application for Admission General business (majors in accounting, data to an Ontario College of Applied Arts and Tech- processing, general management, legal assis- Enrolment 1975-76 nology. Copies are not acceptable. tant, marketing, and urban transit operations), Full-time3.047 secretarial science (majors in business, execu- Part-time (FTE)9.800 0Programs Offered tive, legal, medical secretary). Supplementary 8.841 Admission Requirement: OSSGD. Academic Campus Locations Three-Year Diploma One-Year Certificate Warden Woods Campus General arts and science (majors in cultural Computer programming. 651 Warden Avenue studies, humanities, life and physical science, Admission Requirements: OSSGD and satisfac- Scarborough mathematics, and social sciences). tory completion ofe 01-'1--Hsonal suitability assess- Admission Requirements: OSSGD. ment interview ai a satelfactory score on the Ashtonbee Campus Business Admink4tration /Division's Computer 75 Ashtonbee Road Two-Year Diploma Aptitude Test. Scarborough General arts and soence (majors in creative arts, cultural studies, humanities, life and physical Secretarial science (majors in business secre- Progress Campus (being developed) science, mathematics, and social sciences). tary, executive secretary, general secretary, 401 and Markham Road Admission Requirement: OSSGD. legal secretary, medical secretary). Scarborough Admission Requirements: OSSGD. One-Year Certificate Birchmount Campus General arts and science. Engineering Technology 424 Birchmount Road Admission Requirement: OSSGD (year 4). Three-Year Diplomas Scarborough Architectural technolOgy (the third year is op- Applied Arts tional for students who have successfully com- Scarborough Regional Campus Three-Year Diploma pleted the two-year architectural technology 2877 Ellesmere Road Communications (majors in book publishing and PrograM), chemical engineering technology (opg,- Scarborough design, creative advertising, journalism, and tions In induetrial and polymer), civil engineering radio and TV writing). technology (majors in public works and survey-. Toronto East General Campus Admission Requirements: OSSGD and a satis- ing), electrical and electronics engineering tech7;..: 285 Coxwell Avenue factory score in the English section of the nology (options in contiol systems; electrical East York Calrfornia Achievement Test:a satisfactory es- power and electronicS), industrial microbiology, say of approximately 500 words in length written technology, mechanical engineering technology, at Centennial College under the supervision of (majors in industrial/production and mechanical the communications program faculty; and a

positive recommendation after a personal inter- Admission Requiremente:OSSGD and an aver . view with the Chairman of the Communications .age of at least 60%16 year 4 Senior level Department or his designate. mathematics (not business and commerCe mathematics), and physical science at a senior' level with credits in physics and chemistry....": Two-Year Diplomas College Developmental Programs Conestoga College of Architectural technician (majors in drafting and Academic upgrading, college preparatory, com- Applied Arts and building practices). mercial. Admission Requirements: OSSGD and Technology mathematics at the senior level (not business Continuing Education and commerce mathematics), and physical This division offers a variety of credit and special interest courses on a part-time day or evening . science at a senior level, including credits in Kitchener physics. basis, either at the college or on the premises of schools, businesses or industrial firms. Chemical engineering technician (options in industrial and polymer). civil engineering techni- Counselling Services President: Kenneth E. Hunter cian (majors in public works and Surveying). The college maintains two full-time Counselling electronics engineering technician, industrial in- Offices staffed by qualified counsellors to pro- Conestoga College serves the exciting and strumentation tachnician, industrial mk.robiology vide students with confidential assistance in their raPidly growing communities in the counties of technician, mechanical engineering, technician personal problems. Perth, Wellington, Huron; and the regional (majors in industrial/production design drafting, municipality of Waterloo in south6rn Ontario. mechanical design). Student Placement Service Within thiS area; the College provides Post- Admission Requirements: OSSGD and The college operates aJob Placement Service to secondary educetional oppedunities and : mathematics at a senior level (not business and assist students in obtaining full-time employment reiates Closely to the neet44-and desires of the commerce mathematics), and physical science on graduation and part-time employment while community: - at a senior level including credits in chemistry they are attending the college, as well as sum- Conestoga Collevi is unique in offering wood and physics. mer employment opportunities. products technician, materialsrnanagemerit and welding technician programS.y; : Health Sciences Student Accommodation The college stresses the preParation cistu- Two-Year Diploma Accommodation for out-of-town students is not dents for employMent in their field, whether it be

Nursing. provided by the college. However, the Student in business, health;technologY; arts or services. : Admission Requirements: OSSGD and satisfac- Services Department attempts to assist students Conestoga College maintains Campuses in : tory completion of a personal suitability interview. in obtaining off-campus accommodation by Cambridge. Doon (Kitchener);Clintorir, Guelph, maintaining an up-to-date housing registry. Stratford, and Waterloo: Part-time studies are Transportation and Industrial Power offered at all Centres: post=secondary prograrhs Technology Leisure Edudatlon are offered at Gilelph,Doon and Stratford. Man-. Three-Year Diploma The college's Leisure Education Department power training programS are offered at all Fluid power technology. provides organized programs, intercollegiate centres: APprenticeship Programs are Offered at athletics, intramural athletics, sports clubs and Admission Requirements: OSSGD with Doon, Guelph and Waterloo. : mathematics and science at a senior level. lesiure education programs. EnrolMent i 975-76 Two-Year Diplomas Financial Assistance Post-seCandary1,552 Automotive technician. There is a Student Awards Office on campus at Nuraing 647 Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Applicants each college and university in Ontario. Students Continuing education14,390 may be required to attend a personal suitability in financial need may apply for assistance from a Retraining -1,325 interview and will normally be expected to have a variety of sources. Apprenticeship115 technical background. Full-time students maybe eligible for loans Total .18,029 and/or grants under the Ontario Student Assis- Fluid power technician. tance Program and the Canada Student Loans Programs Offered Admission Requirements: OSSGD with Plan. Part-time students can apply for provincial mathematics and science at a senior level. bursaries or loans. ApilliOd Arts. For further information concerning govern- Three-Year Pplomas ment assistance see the introductory section on One-Year Certificates BrOadcaiting (radio and teleVision), design (3-0 . Aircraft maintenance technician. financial assistance and checkwith the college's and oraOhic options), film production, journalist:ft Student Awards Office. The Student Awards Admission Requirements: OSSGD and (print), photography. .7 -- mathematics at a senior level. Officer will also have details of any bursaries or AdMission Requirements: Ontario Secondary; scholarships offered by the college, as well as School Graduation Diploma. Applicants should: Avionics maintenance specialists. information on a revolving loan fund. have sucCesifullyeornpleted sedondary,sOhool Admission Requirements: OSSGD with credits year 4 Eitliah.:An interview and the subrniiiion7,,:., Further inquiries in English, mathematics and physics. . of a portfolia Of Creative Work aie reqUired bYthe::' For further information on admission require- brOadcastini (radlObnd teleViSion), design Apprenticeship Programs ments and college facilities, please consult (370 and graphiaOptions); film production, art Admissions and Records Office Alignment and brakes mechanic, auto body re- photography prOgrants."'...:" . pairer, automotive machinist, automotive Centennial College of Applied Arts and . ; painter, boilermaker, fuel and electrical systems Technology TWo-Yeai DiPlOmds 651 Warden Avenue mechanic. heavy-duty equipment mechanic. .Consumer and fathily sttidies; Criminology" motorcycle mechanic, motor vehicle mechanic, Scarborough, Ontario M1L 3Z6 law enforceinent, early childhood education' motor vehicle mechanic (truck/coach), service Telephone 016)694-3241 food and beieragernanagement-general.1,' station attendant, transmission mechanic, truck- akts itha 0060! i.eq.e4floRifiads.3r01!ta. trailer repairer. For further information and application forms for student awards, please consult AdintssionPlequirements: OSSGlit Appli Students Awards Officer Pre-employment Programs shotild hiri'lluC,desOfiklliaa710,1,PtiO Automotive machinist electric power production Centennial College of Applied Arts and school, year4,Engils,i;An intervieWend/oi:.01.7vzyi,. mechanic, fluid power and control mechanic, Technology cfuestiOnnalreinafbe req4irelikApi3licaritentUat'Ai forklift mechanic, heavy-duty equipment 651 Warden Avenue meat the micliCal criteifeestatilished for the'Con-*,, mechanic, marine and small powered equipment Scarborough, Ontario M1L 3Z6 sUrriereria Childhood mechanic, motorcycle mechanic, motor vehicle Telephone (416)694-3241 tion and toad end beVenige Management mechanic, parts merchandising, service station gralre;,14.P!_ .60! attendant, truck/coach mechanic, truck-trailer proirant !mould ne afteast la years of ag

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Business Health Sciences Counselling Services Three-Year Diplomas Two-Year Diploma The college maintains a Counselling Centuswith Business administration (accounting, data pro- Nursing. qualified counsellors to provide students with cessing, and marketing majors), materials man- The program leads to the award of a Diploma of confidential assistance in their personal prob- agement. Nursing, and upon successful completion of the lems and in career planning. Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Applicants examinations set by the College of Nurses, should have successfully completed secondary certification as a registered nurse. Student Placemeht Services school year 4 English and mathematics. Admission Aequirements: OSSGD. Applicants A student placement service is available to assist must have successfully completed two different students in obtaining employment on graduation Two-Year Diplomas science subjects at the senior level (year 3 or 4). and also in obtaining part-time employment. Business accounting, business data processing, For successful achievement in the program, it is business retailing, secretarial arts (executive, desirable that the student have a bacitgroUnd Living Accommodation legal, medical). and aptitude for the sciences of biology, chemis-Residence accommodation is not available at Admission Requirements: Business programs try and physics, along with good communication the college. However, rooming and/or boarding OSSGD; applicants should have successfully skills. Study in these subjects should he part of a facilities are readily available in the area, and a completed secondary school year 4 English and studenrs preparation for nursing. Applicants housing registry is maintained for out-of-town mathematics. Secretarial programs OSSGD; must meet the medicalcriteria established for the students. applicants should have successfully completed nursing program. A questionnaire and an inter- secondary school year 4 English; applicants with view are required. Mature Students a typing speed of approximately 40 wpm and a Conestoga College will considerfor admission to shorthand speed of approximately 80 wpm will One-Year Certificate post-secondary programs all applicants who lack be considered for direct entry into the second Ambulance and emergency care. the academic requirements but who produce year of the program. Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Applicants evidence of ability to complete the program. must possess an Ontario chauffeur's licence, Such students are accepted under the mature One-Year Certificate and meet the medical criteria established for the student clause and must be 19 years of age or Secretarial optometrical. ambulance and emergency care program. An older. Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Applicants interview is required. should have successfully completed secondary Sports school year 4 English. Retraining The athletics program at the college allows Conestoga College offers a number of certificate participants to become involved in many different Technology programs that vary in length from 12 to 48 weeks. types of activities. Golf, chess, fencing, vol- Three-Year Diplomas Details of these programs are available from the leyball, bowling, skiing and curling are some of Air and water resources engineering technology, college Registrar. the programs designed to meet the recreational civil engineering technology, construction en- needs of the students. gineering technology, electrical engineering Apprent ices h ip technology, electronic engineering technology, Electrical construction, machinistfool and die, Further Inquiries mechanical engineering technology. . motor vehicle mechanic, plumbing, sheet metal. For additional information, contact Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Applicants Admission Requirements:Specified by the In- Registrar should have successfully completed secondary dustrial Training Branch, Ministry of Colleges Conestoga College of Applied Arts and school year 4 mathematics, year 3 or 4 physics, and Universities. Technology and year 3 English. The air and water resources 299 Doon Valley Drive engineering technology program requires year 4 Resit:tames for Learning Kitchener, Ontario N2G 3W5 chemistry. The college provides a wide range of learning Telephone (519) 653-2511 resources to complement and extend the oppor- Two-Year Diplomas tunities for learning beyond classrooms; Electrical engineering technician, electronic en- laboratories and shops. Library and audio-visual gineering technician, fluid power technician, services are extensive. Provision is made for mechanic& drafting engineering technician, studentr,to team first hand in actual occupational mechanical (manufacturing) engineering techni- situations. cian, welding technician, woad products technician. Financial Assistance Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Applicants There i 3 a Students Awards Office on campus at for the electrical, electronic, mechanical drafting, each college and university in Ontario. Students and mechanical (manufacturing) technician in financial need may apply for assistance from a programs should have successfully completed variety of sources. year 4 mathematics and year 3 physics and Full-time students may be eligible for loans English. Applicants for the fluid power, welding, and/or grants under the Ontario Student Assis- and waod products technician programs should tance Program and the Canada Student Loans have successfully completed year 3 mathema- Plan. Part-time students can apply for provincial tics and English. bursaries or loans. For further information concerning govern- One-Year Certificate ment assistance see the introductory section on Industrial engineering. financial assistance and check with the college's Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Applicants Student Awards Office. The Student Awards should have successfully completed year 3 Officer will also have details of any bursaries or mathematics and English. scholarships offered by the college. Confederation College Business Division Resource Centre Three-Year Diplomas The College Resource Centre provides an effi- of Applied Arts and Business data processing, hotel-resort- cient service to students, faculty and staff. Technology restaurant administration, industrial relations. Printed and audio-visual reference material per- Admission to all three programs based on suc- taining to all programs is available. cessful completion of the two-year diploma re- Thunder Bay quirement Financial Assistance There is a Student Awards Office on campus at Two-Year Diplomas each college and university in Ontario. Students Aviation management (medical examination and in financial need May apply for assistance from a President: B. E. Curtis nterview); business data processing systems variety of sources. (year 4 mathem§tics); executive, legal, and med- Full-time students may be eligible for loans Situated on a 175-acre campus in Thunder Bay ical secretarial (successful completion of secre- and/or grants under the Ontario Student Assis- with numerous satellite locations throughout tarial arts certificate program); food and lodging tance Program and the Canada Student Loans northwestern Ontario, Confederation College administration; general business with options in Plan. Part-time students can apply for provincial continues to expand its services. Forty-three accounting management, administrative man- bursaries or loans. . programs and options are available to post- agement and marketing and sales management; For further information concerning govern- secondary students. In addition, mcm than 30 industrial relations-personnel; travel tourism ment assistance see the introductory section on manpower programs are offered in Thunder Bay, administration. financial assistance and check with the college's Fort Frances, Kenora, Dryden and several other Student Aviards Office. The Student Awards locations each year, meeting the needs and One-Year Certificate Officer will also have details of any bUrseries or : interests of the community. Executive secretarial (40 wpm typing, 80 wpm scholarships offered by the college.. symbol shorthand), legal secretarial (40 wpm Enrolment 1976-77 (approximate) typing, 80 wpm symbol shorthand), medical Counselling Services Post-secondary1.300 se Jetarial (40 wpm typing), secretarial arts. The college maintains a full-time counselling Continuing education5.000 centre with qu'alified counsellors to provide stu- Manpower programs2.150 Technology Division dents with confidential assistance in solving their Total8,450 Three-Year Diploma*. personal probleMs. Architectural engineering technology, civil en- General Admission Requirements gineering technology (Year 4 mathematics, year Student Placement Services Students wishing to enrol in one, two of three- 3 physics and year 4 chemistry with a 70% A full:time student Placement Officer is available year programs offered at Confederation College average if subjects taken at level 4, a 60% to assist students in obtaining employment upon must have an Ontario Secondary School Gradu- average if subjects taken at level 5. Direct entry graduation and in obtaining part-time employ- ation Diploma with English in years 3 and 4. will be given to the second year of the program ment. t4pplicants who are 19 years of age on or before for students with an bntario Secondary School the date of commencement of classes will be Honour Graduation Diploma which includes En- Living Accommodation considered foradmission as mature students. glish and mathematics A,B,C, physics arid Residence accommodation is not available at Programs with admisiion requirements in addi- chemistry). the college. However, rooming and/or boarding tion to an OSSGD are noted in parentheses facilities are readily available in the area. t Two-Year Diplomas All programs listed below require year 4 Further Inquiries Applied Arts and Health Sciences mathematics in addition to an OSSGD. For further information on admission require- Two-Year Diplomas Aircraft maintenance technician, architectural ments and details about programs and facilities, Bri.iadcasting radio and TV, early childhood edu-engineering technician, avionics maintenance please contact cmIion, film production, general arts and science, technician, electrical technician, electronics Mr. Joseph A. St. Amand interior design (interview and portfolio), law and technician, electronics (television and audio) Admissions Officer security, mental retardation counsellor, nursing technician, mechanical engineering technician, (intervi6w, letiers of reference, two different survey technician. Mr. R. Armstrong credits in senior division science recom- Placement Officer mended sciences are biology, chemistry and Apprenticeship physics), radiological technician (interview, two Carpentry, electrical. Mrs. Christina Torrie riath credits at the advanced level from years 3 Student Awards Officer nd/or 4. two English or French credits taken at Manpower Programs tne gebreral or advanced levels from years 3 Manpower programs offer upgrading courses to Confederation College of Applied Arts and and/Or 4, four science Credits taken at the the year 4 equivalency level. Clerical and steno- Technology general zr advanced level one of which will be graphic courses and English as a second lan- P.O. Box 398 year3 physics), recreational leadership (inter- guage are also offered, plus a number of skill Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 4W1 view, letters of reference and Supplemental programs such as-cutter and skidder, electronics Telephone (807) 577-5751 Applation Form), social services (interview, home entertainment, heavy-duty equipment letten.lof reference and Supplemental Applica- mechanic, hospital orderly, marine and small kr4 fkm). powered equipment mechanic, health care aide, welder fitter. One-Year Certificates c)ental assistant (interview), law and security.

1.(22ar. Durham College One-Year Certificates One-Year Certificate Business, engineering, and legal, medical or Applied machine shop welding. of Applied Arts and general secretarial. A 40-week program of intensive theory and Technology practice. If students prefer, they may continue Technology their studies in the second year of the mechani- Three-Year Diplomas cal techniques program and obtain a diploma. Air transport, chemical, computer, electronic and Admission Requirement: OSSGD. Oshawa mechanical technology. Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Applicants Health Sciences interested in the three-year engineering technol- Nursing. President: G. E. Wilfey ogy programs should be aware that these are The two-year program leads to a Diploma of more demanding than the two-year programs. It Nursing and, upon successful completion of the Durham College is located just inside the north- is recommended that those contemplating a examinations set by the College of Nurses, erly city limits of the city of Oshawa. The modern three-year technology program have English, certification as a registered nurse. campus offers attractive rural surroundings set physics, chemistry and, especially, year 4 Admission Requirements: OSSGD with suc- on 132 acres over-looking a proposed conserva- mathematics. Subjects such as biology, cbm- cessful completion of one full year of study in tion area and lake. puter science, drafting, electronics, environmen- each of two different credit courses in science. Durham College occupies a modern three- tal studies, technical report writing, etc., may also Acceptable sciences are chemistry and one of storey building with excellent resources for provide an adequate background. Applicants physics or biology. academic study and practical learning. who have year 5 credits in English, physics, Durham emphasizes the relationship between chemistry, algebra and either calculus or func- Nursing assistant. student and teacher with an inter-personal ap- tions and relations will be considered for direct The program leads to a Nursing Assistant Certifi- proach to all learning. Courses are designed to entry into the second year of this program. cate and, upon successful completion of the prepare the student for employment. Durham examinations set by the College of Nurses, cer- College offers the following unique programs:air Food and drug technology. tification as a registered nursing assistant. transport technology (three years), industrial This program trains people to work in the food Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Mature stu-. administration (three years), legal office ad- and drug industry where they will help maintain a dents whose work experience and personal ministration (three years), sports and entertain- high calibre of production standards, as estab- background indicate a likelihood of success are ment administration (two years with third year lished by government regulations. Graduates of encouraged to apply. optional). In addition, continuing education and this program will find themselves reiponsible academic upgrading programs are offered positions which offer excellent remuneration and Preventive dental assistant. throughout the year. working conditons. This program is designed to prepare skilled Admission Requirements: OSSGD, preferably assistants for employmefit in dental offices and Enrolment 1975-76 with credits in biology, chemistry and mathema- clinics. After serving a one-year in-service train- Full-time1.050 tics. ing period in a dental office, graduates of this Continuing education6.500 program will be eligible for certification by the Adult education 450 Medical lab technology. Royal College of Dental Surgeons. Total8,000 Durham College is offering the first year of this Admission Requirements:OSSGD. Students three-year program. Successful students will, with chemistry and bialogy given preference. A. Programs Offered upon acceptance, complete the second year of personal iptamiew is required for all selected the program at the Toronto Institute of Medical applieants. Applied Arts Technology, 222 St. Patrick Street, Toronto. I'm Two-Year Diplomas (with optional third year) third year of the program will be primarily clinical Continuino Education Administrative arts (public or personnel ad- with supervised teaching laboratory experience Classes are offered to adults in the community ministration, sports and entertainment adminis- being given in local hospital laboratories. who wish to work toward certificates or diplomas tration), communications/graphics/design arts The first year of this program is common to the during the day or evening, throughout the year. In addition, an interesting variety of non-credit, (advertising, design arts, graphic communica- food and drug technology program. Con- tion, journalism/public relations), design arts sequently, the students in either food and drug special-Interest courses is alSo offered. (option in industrial and interior design or technology or medical lab technology have one graphics). year in which to make the decision of their future Adult Training Admission Requirements: Ontario Secondary career. Only a limited number of applicants can Durham College offers academic upgrading, School Graduation Diploma or equivalent. Year 4 be accepted for medical lab technology because college preparatory and skill courses as well as English recommended. Year 4 mathematics also of the restricted enrolment at the Toronto Insti- special courses for business and industry. recommended for administrative arts and design tute of Medical Technology. Students wishing to arts. attend the institute will be interviewed before Summer Programs being accepted. Durham's spring-summer program offers con- Business Admission Requirements: OSSGD. preferably tinuing Sducation courses in such fields as Three-Year Diplomas with credits in biology, chemistry and mathema- business law, business organization, businesS Business administration (data processing, fi- tics. mathernatics and statistic% introductory data nance and acccounting, general, industrial ad- processing, economics, marketing,.prograrn- ". ministration, marketing), legal office administra- Two-Year Diplomas ming 1, advertising arid sales promotion; Sys-_ tion, secretarial science. Civil, computer, electronic and mechanical. tems and procedures, managementstrategiee Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Year 4 Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Mathema- and computer sdente. - mathematics and Enalish recommended. Stu- tics would be an advantage to students entering Courses are also offered in nursing administra- dents wishing to take the three-year program these programs. Students who have taken elec- tion, human resourCes management and secre;, should be aware that it is considerably more trical/electronic subjects or mechanical/drafting tarial develoPment, as well as a number of demanding in academic terms (particularly in subjects in any year of high school will find these general interest courses. mathematics) than the two-year program. studies a decided asset in the appropriate two- year program. However, a general academic Two-Year Diplomas background: coupled with a strong desire to General business (data processing, finance and succeed in the technical field of your choice, can accounting, general, marketing), secretarial sci- be an even greater asset. ence. Admission Requirements: OSSGD from any general or advanced course, preferably with year 4 English. Year 4 mathematics is preferred for general business. Financial Assistance Fanshawe College Arts and Science There is a Student Awards Office on campus at Three-Year Programs each college and university in Ontario, Students of Applied Arte and Air-water resources field technology, science in financial need may apply tor assistance from a Technology laboratory technology (co-op). variety of sources. Full-time students may be eligible for loans Two-Year Programs and/or grants under the Ontario Student Assis- London Behavioural sciences, child care worker, early tance Program and the Canada Student Loans childhood teacher education, general arts and Plan. Part-time students can apply for provincial science program, law and security administra- bursaries or loans. tion, legal office administration (co-op), library For further information concerning govern- President:J. A. Colvin technician, mathematics diploma program, men- inent assistance see the introductory section on tal retardation counsellor, recreation leadership, financial assistance and check with the college's Fanshawe College serves the four counties of social service worker, tourism and travel coun- Student Awards Office. The Student Awards Middlesex, Elgin, Oxford and Norfolk. Within this sellor, urban affairs and real estate. Officer will also.have details of any bursaries or area, the college provides post-secondary edu- scholarships offered by the college. cational opportunities and relates closely to the One-Year Programs needs and desires of the community. Community mental health, legal office adminis- Student Placement Services The Fanshawe College main campus is lo- tration. A full-time student Placement Officer is available cated on a 15-acre site in the northeast section of to assist students in obtaining employment upon London. Continuing education programs are Business graduation and in obtaining part-time employ- offered in London and in other locations where Three-Year Programs ment. local schools and other existing community Business administration, business information facilities are utilized. The college is also respon- systems (co-op), professional secretarial. Living Accommodation sible for the adult training programs at locations Residence is not available on campus. The in London, St. Thomas and Port Dover. Two-Year Programs college maintains a list of clean, comfortable Fanshawe enrolled its first students in Sep- Accounting (co-op), business data processing lodgings available in the community. Average tember 1967. From an initial registration of 800 (co-op), executive secretarial, farm business ,*c cost of room and board is $30-40 per week. full-time students, enrolment has grown to 4,800 management, general business (co-op), legal full-time students in 1975. secretarial, marketing (co-op), medical secre- Further Information tarial. For futher information about admission require- Enrolment 1975-76 ments and details about programs and facilities, Full-time4,800 One-Year Program please contact Continuing education25,500 Secretarial arts. Admissions Otficer Adult training2,350 Durham College of Applied Arts and Apprenticeship1,200 Health Sciences Technology Total33,850 Three-Year Program P.O. Box 385 Pre-health science/medical laboratory technol- Simcoe Street North Campus Locations ogy. Oshawa, Ontario L1H 717 In addition to the main campus in London, Fanshawe College maintains branches in Two-Year Programs For information about student awards and Woodstock, Simcoe and Port Dover, which offer Diploma nursing, radiological technology, re- loans, please crntact full-time and part-time courses. Nursing educa- spiratory technology. Student Awards Officer tion programs are also located at London, - Durham College of Applied Arts and St. Thomas and Woodstock. One-Year Programs Technology Ambulance and emergency care, dental assist- P.O. Box 385 General Admission Requirements ing, health care aide/hospital orderly, health Simcoe Street North The general admission requirement is an Ontario records technician, nursing assistant, preventive Oshawa. Ontario L1H 7L7 Secondary School Graduation Diploma or dental assistant. equivalent, with modification for certain pro- Telephone (416) 576-0210 grams. Applications based on equivalent standingTechnology from other provinces or countries will be consid- Three-Year Programs ered. Applications from mature students at least Architectural technology (co-op); civil engineer- 19 years of age with marginal qualifications will ing technology (co-op), construction technology be considered indMdually. (b0-013); control sYsterns technology; electrical engineering teChnology; electronics engineering Prowams Offered technology; heating, refrigeration and air conditioning engineering technology; manufacturing Applied Arts engineering technology (Co-op); mechanicel Three-Year Programs gineering technology.(mobile equipment); sur-.: Cinematography, creative electronics, environ-, vey technology:.. mental art, fine art, graphic design, industrial design. Industrial design (fashion), interior de- Two-Year Programs sign, interior design (decoration), landscape de- Architectural technician,civil drafting engineer- sign, music industry arts (recording engineering,. ing technician, cthistruCtion techniciah, electrical recorded music production, music language), engineering technician (cO:op available);elec- photography, printmaking, urban design. troncs engineering techniCian, inaintenanCe engineering techniCian(ce-iip); rnanUficturing Two-Year Programs gineering engineerinç Audio-visual technician, broadcast journalism, lechnician (Mobile eqiiipinent), hotel restaurant and catering management, technician,(c**Op availdble), refrigeration and air photography, radio broadcasting, television conditioning engineering technician;surifey:,": . broadcasting. technician.

One-keirPiodiarris S. . SioniediCal eleCtionlai (p6St-graduate), bro cast teChnialan,(POSt;graduate),"rnative povier rnanegethent techniCian Motive *osierparts. technician.

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Co-operative Education Library Information Several Fanshawe programs are operated on The college library contains over 28,000 vol- Further Information may be obtained by writing the co-operative education plan. This plan inte- umes, in addition to an up-to-date supply of to grates related on-the-job work experience with magazines, periodicals and other reference Fanshawe College - classroom theory during alternating periods of materials. P.O. Box 4005 work and study. Such a system helps students London, Ontario N5W 5H1 orient themselves to the world of work and parn Financial Assistance Telephone (519)451-7270 while learning, helps them develop their huidan There is a Student Awards Office on campus at relations skills and job-search techniques, and each college and university in Ontario. Students or by contacting offices of the college at any of usually results in a well developed career plan in financial need may apply for assistance from a the following Fanshawe College locations before graduation. Further information is avail- variety of sources. 1460 Oxford Street East able from the Co-operative Education Division at Full-time students may be eligible for loans London, Ontario N5V 1W4 the college. and/or grants under the Ontario Student Assis- Telephone (519)451-7270 tance Program and the Canada Student Loans Community Services Plan. Part-time students can apply for provinical 486 Dundas Street Community Services offers a community- bursaries or loans. Woodstock, Ontario N4S 1C3 oriented program and provides continuing edu- For further information concerning governmentTelephone (519) 537-6051 cation for adults in London and in 22 other assistance see the introductory section on finan- locations served by the college. Credit, special cial assistance and check with the college's 56 Norfolk North interest and co-operative courses are offered. Student Awards Office. The Student Awards Simcoe, Ontario N3Y 2W1 The regular Fanshawe College diplomas, as Officer will also have details of any bursaries or Telephone (519) 428-0580 awarded to full-time students, can be obtained scholarships offered by the college. through the Community Services continuing education program. In addition, Community Ser- Counselling Service vices is responsible for the adult training pro- Students are invited to discuss their academic, gram. career or personal concerns with one of the college counsellors. Students may also find the Adult Training Division answers to some of their questions in the discus- Through its adult education centres, the adult sion groups led by counsellors. A career training program offers academic upgrading counselling-testing program is offered free of courses and skill training courses to adults who charge to students who need assistance in have not had the opportunity to reach their full determining their vocational goals. employment potential. Student Placement Service Adult training information is available at The college operates a student placement ser- 170 Dundas Street East vice on a year-round basis. The functions of the London, Ontario N6A 1G9 placement office include liaison with employers, Telephone (519)438-5181 on-campus recruiting by employers, career counselling, labour market information (including 297 Adelaide Street South a Job Information Centre), job search advice, London, Ontario N5Z 3K7 assistance in finding summer employment for Telephone (519)433-6611 undergraduates and placement assistance to alumni. A file is maintained in the placement 10 Ontario Road office for each graduating student. Students St. Thomas, Ontario N5P 3N4 interested in finding employment work with the Telephone (519) 633-2030 personnel in the placement office during their final college year. Apprenticeship Programs An on-campus recruiting program is con- Apprentices (within trades regulated by the In- ducted from Janurary through April when em- dustrial Training Branch of the Ontario Ministry of ployers visit the college to interview students. Colleges and Universities) can be directed to Interviews are also arranged at the employers' Fanshawe College for part of their training. premises. Assistance is available to under- Apprentice students receive a combination of graduates who are seeking summer employ- on-the-job and in-college training. The length ment. and frequency of in-college sessions will vary but, for most of the trades, the college program is Student Housing divided into a basic session of eight weeks with The college does not offer its students accom- subsequent intermediate and advanced ses- modation in college residences, it does, how- sions of seven weeks each. ever, provide a registry through which students Fanshawe College provides programs for the obtain accommodation in homes and apartment following apprenticeship trades: auto body re- buildings in the city of London. Inquiries should pair, electrical (construction amd maintenance), be addressed to the Off-Campus Housing Ser- farm equipment mechanic, hairdressing. vic% located in the Student Services Office. machinist, motor vehicle mechanic, plumbing, sheet metal, tool and die. Athletic Program Entry to these apprentship classes is re- Fanshawe College participates in and is a full stricted to those apprentices directed to the member of the Ontario Colleges Athletic Associ- college bjf the Industrial Training Branch of the ation. The major sports program includesvol- Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities. leyball, basketball and hockey foi men; and Inquiries regarding apprenticeship programs volleyball and basketball for women. Other var= should be sent to the nearest Industrial Training sity sports include golf, cross-cotintry, tennis, Branch District Office or the Industrial Training badminton, curling, table tenni% judo and ten-pin Branch, Ministry of Colleges and Universities, bowling, many of which are co-recreational ac- Mowat Block, 10th Floor, Queen's Park, Toronto, tivities. The varsity sOOrts Program is subsidized Ontario M7A 2B5. by the student union budget. All studentsare eligible to participate in the program. 4 4 37

George Brown College General Requirements for Admission Short Programs Except where otherwise noted, the minimum Apparel pattern drafting and styling; custom of Applied Arts and requirement for entry into post-secondary pro- dressmaking and alterations; fur, leather and Technology grams is an Ontario Secondary School Gradua- suede; furniture refinishing and repair; industrial tion Diploma or equivalent. Admission require- power sewing. ments for short programs vary with the program: Toronto many require less than year 4 of secondary Food Technology school. A student 19 years of age or over maybe Post-Secondary Programs admitted as a mature student into any program. Food administration, hotel/motel administration, residential property management. President: Clifford C. Lloyd *Programs Offered Short Programs George Brown College of Applied Arts and Architectural Technology Baking pre-employment, bartending, chef train- Technology was founded in 1966 to serve the Post-Secondary Programs ing pre-employment, cook training, dining room education needs of the city of Toronto. From the Air conditioning technician, civil engineering service, hotel front office and reception, retail outset its primary objective has been to train technician, construction technician, drafting meat cutting. people for employment. technician (architectural general, mechanical The men and women of today are facing services or structural), materials handling, Graphic Arts challenges unheard of by previous generations. mechanical engineering drafting, process piping Post-Secondary Programs To meet these challenges, the college offers design technician, survey assistant, survey Graphic arts (printing technician), graphic design training for occupational mobility. Courses are technician, survey technologist. technician. up-to-date and apply new materials, new techniques and new developments. The col- Short Programs Short Programs lege operates nine campuses, five of which are Appliance servicing, blueprint reading, carpentry Commercial art, offset printing, screen printing, nursing campuses, and offers nearly 200 pro- general, drafting, drafting refresher, gas fitter, signwriting. grams to prospective students. heating technician, masonry, oil burner servicing, process piping drafting, refrigeration and air Nursing Enrolment conditioning, stationary engineering. Post-Secondary Program The college operates a wide variety of programs Diploma nursing. of varying lengths and some on a two-shift basis. Business and Commerce Many programs have a continuous intake and Post-Secondary Programs Short Programs output with students enrolling and graduating Accounting, business administration, court re- Long term care, neo-natal intensive care, re- weekly. In addition there are large numbers of porting, electronic data processing, general busi- habilitation nursing. part-time students taking courses which start ness, marketing, physical distribution, sales, and stop several times throughout the year. In secretarial science (general executive, legal or Physical Education the current school year the number of students medical). Post-Secondary Program registered at the college will be in excess of Fitness instructor. 40,000. Short Programs Accounting clerk, bookkeeping clerk, clerk- Other Skill Programs Campus Locations typist, commerical dicta-typist, commerical re- Commercial vehicle driving, English as a second Casa Loma Campus fresher, commercial stenographic, data entry language, tractor-trailer driver. 160 Kendal Avenue operator. Principal: B. Beetles Apprenticeship Programs (two to five years) Community Services Air conditioning and refrigeration worker, baker, College Street Campus Post-Secondary Programs barber, brick and stone mason, carpenter, ce- 507 College Street Addiction counsellor, child care worker, com- ment mason, chef, electrician, electronics Principal: R. Santin munity worker, day care worker. mechanic, glazier and metal mechanic: hairdresser, ironworker, lather, machinist, millwright, Kensington Campus Short Programs plasterer, plumber, radio and TV service techni- 21 Nassau Street Basic job readiness, industrial orientation, cian, retail meat cutter, sheet metal worker, Principal: R. Gwilliam nursery aide. sprinkler and fire protection installer, steamfitter, structural steel draftsmanttoolmaker, watch re- St. James Campus Dental Arts pairer. 200 King Street East Post-Secondary Programs Prinicpal:W. Frye Dental hygiene, dental technician, denture Part-Time Courses therapy, orthotic/prosthetics, preventive dental The College offers several hundred part-time Nightingale Campus assisting. courses not only In the evening but, In many 2 Murray Strest cases, during the day. They are designed to Director:H. Yamashita Electro-Mechanical cater to the individual student by providing part-. Post-Secondary Programs time instruction at hours that are convenient to St. Michael's Hospital Campus Acoustics technician, electrical design techni- him or her. A part-time course calendar is avail- 35 Shuster Street cian, electrical technician, electrical technolo- able on request from the college. Director: M. Komlos gist, electronics technician, electronics technologist, industrial instrumentation technician, tool Library St. Joseph's Hospital Campus design technician, toolmaking technician. A library is located on each campus. The aim of 50 Sunnyside Avenue the library is to provide a carefully chosen Director: M. Gobbi Short Programs collection of material related to the grdwing Business equipment servicing, colour television, range and complexity of college programs. Such Toronto General Hospital Campus electronics general (home entertainment), indus- materials include a selection of books, periodi- 90 Gerrard Street West trial instrumentation mechanic, lathe operator, cals and reference journals, as well as Director: P. Stanojevic machine shop practice, welder fitter, welding . magazines. operator. Students are encouraged to use the up-to- Toronto Western Hospital Campus date vertical file which contains pamphlets and 399 Bathurst Street Fashion Technology clippings on a variety of subjects of interest to Director: P. Morley Post-Secondary Programs students. Apparel management, creative fashion design, Each library Is equipped with a photocOpier to furniture production and design, jewelry arts, provide students with a means of reproduce.) watchmaking. materials needed. . , 38George Brown College

Orientation tours and instructions on the use of Georgian College Business the library's facilities and the services available Third Year Diploma are a part of the program to invite students to of Applied Arts and Business administration (marketing option in browse through the book shelves, relax, or to Technology second and third years). study in a pleasant atmosphere. Admission Requirements:OSSGD with standing Each library is staffed by library technicians In English and four other subjects with a . with a professional librarian responsible for the minimum average of 60% administration and implementation of library Barrie policies. Two-Year Diplomas General business (second year options in mar- Financial Assistance President: R. P. Crawford keting and accounting), legal secretarial, medi- There is a Student Awards Office on campus at cal secretarial, secretarial arts. each college and university in Ontario. Students Georgian College serves the Georgian Bay re- Admission Requirements: OSSGD, Ontario in financial need may apply for assistance from a gion with its developing industrial communities Secondary School Honour Graduation Diploma variety of sources. and its pleasant recreational areas. Con- with good short-hand and typing or the general ',0 Full-time students may be eligible for loans sequently, the college is interested both in the secretarial certificate from Georgian College is and /or grants under the Ontario Student Assis- expansion of technological facilities and in pre- required for admission to the second year, legal tance Program and the Canada Student Loans serving the ecological balances of nature. It and medical secretarial programs. Plan. Part-time students can apply for provincial offers unique programs in resort and hotel ad- bursaries or loans. ministration, including such courses as leisure One-Year Cedificate For further information concerning govern- activities and recreation, and resources technol- General secretarial. ment assistance see the introductory section on ogy where considerable emphasis is given to Adm ission Requirement: OSSGD. financial assistance and check with the college's understanding the environment in which we live. Student Awards Office. The Student Awards In addition to the Barrie Campus, Georgian Technology Officer will also have details of any bursaries or College has branch campuses at Orillia, Owen Three-Year Diplomas scholarships offered by the college. Sound and Penetanguishene. Georgian College Civil technology (third year option in municipal nursing programs are located at Barrie, Orillia roads and services), electronic technology, Counselling Services and Owen Sound; the Orillia Campus is the materials technology, mechanical technology, Counselling services are provided on each cam- administrative centre for health science prog- resources technology. (all -offered at Barrie Cam- pus. Counsellors are available at any time during rams. The Owen Sound Campus emphasizes pus). Marine engineering technology and marine school hours to meet with any student on a marine technology. The Optical Lens Grinding navigation teChnology are available at the Owen voluntary basis. They are competent to provide Centre is located at Penetanguishene. Sound Campus only. (Both marine programs are educational, vocational or personal counselling. co-operative) Discussions are informal, confidential and sup- Enrolment 1975-78 Admission Requirements: OSSGD with standing portive of the student. For further information Full-time post-secondani1,511 at years 3 and 4 in English, mathematics and a contact the Counselling Centre at any campus, Continuing education, retraining, science. It is suggested that applicants be or telephone (416)967-1212. TIBI and MDP 13,000 achieving at a minimum average of 60%10 Total14,511 ensure a reasonable degree of success in these . Placement programs. Placement assistance is provided to all studentsPrograms Offered by divisional faculty and staff. The Placement Two-Year Diplomas Office provides career planning and employment Applied Arts Civil engineering technician, electrical techni- search information and maintains contact with Three-Year Diplomas cian, electronics technician, industrial techni- potential employers on behalf of graduates. Design arts (options in creative art, graphic cian, mechanical drafting technician, mechanical design, industrial design, interior design, and engineering technician, survey technician (co-. Living Accommodation material arts which offers additional options in operative). Information on living accommodation is available ceramics and glass, metal, wood and plastics, Admission Requirements:OSSGD with standing by calling (416) 967-1212. Although residence and textiles and weaving). General arts and in English, mathematics and a science. accommodation is not provided by the college, science, resort and hotel administration (co- there is no shortage of rooming facilities in operative, optional). Health Sciences Toronto. Admission Requirements: Graduatesdf the two Two-Year Diploma year programs at Georgian College may enter Nursing. Health Centre the optional third year providing they have a Georgian College offers a diploma program in Each campus Health Centre is staffed by regis- minimum average of 65%. Secondary school nurSing at Barrie, Orillia and Oweri Sound. On tered nurses, with a physician available for graduates of the advanced level with 60%overall successful completion of the prodearn; graduetei consultation on an appointment basis. Students average may also enter the three-year pro- , may write the exaMinationS set by theOntario: are requested to complete a health history form, grams. College of Nursee for certiilbatiOn as aregisterid., and medical examinations are required for ad- nurse.. mission to some programs. Two-Year Diplomas AdmIssiOn ReqUlieMents:OSGI? With tioni sC Advertising, design arts (options in creative art, ence credits at yeare 3"and.4; Ttito Of the Athletics graphic design, industrial design,interior design, fallowing are reeOmMended;physies; chenilit Athletics is a program in which every student is and material arts which offers additional options .biology: BiolOgyje Preferred a6-6.ne.Of the eligible to participate. The Athletic Director oper- in ceramics and glass, metal, wood and plastics, Sciences. lp Order to ensurea reesbnablectegr ates an intramural program of interclass competi- textiles and weaving): Early childhood educa- of suecese in the program; SPpliaants Should be tions involving touch football, floor hockey, bas- tion, fashion promotion (co-operative), general 'achieving a minimum ayerage of between 4:596" ketball, pushball, baseball, etc. The college, as a arts and science, journalism, law and security and 70% member of the Ontario Colleges Athletic Associ- administration, mental retardation counsellor, ation, competes in various intercollege sports, resort and hotel operation (co-operative). One;Year Cerfilldates . , such as basketball and soccer. Admission Requirements: Ontario Secondary Dental aseistant (Otteredat the Orillfa C'am School Graduation Diploma onlY)-, Further inquiries Admission ReqUirement:OSSGD: Nursing assistant (offered at VariOus Iodations in Additional information is available by writing to .

Registrar the Georgian Bay regitip).; . George Brown College of Applied Arts and Admission Requirement:Year 2 Technology Box 1015, Station B Toronto, Ontario M5T2T9 Telephone (416) 967-1212

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;: Co-operative Education Counselling Services Humber College Georgian College operates several co-operative The college has a counselling service to assist programs: fashion promotion, marine engineer- applicants in course selection, vocational orien- of Applied Arts and ing technology, marine navigation technology, tation and placement. A full-time counsellor is Technology resort and hotel administration, resort and hotel vailable at the Barrie Campus. The counselling operation, and survey technician. sarvice is closely related to agencies in the These programs have both an academic ele- community which have greatly assisted students Toronto ment and a work/study portion which is taken in of the college in a variety of professional ser- industry. The work/study element may extend vices. anywhere from three weeks to eight months depending on the nature of thsarrangement with Student Placement Service President: Gordon Wragg industry. A full-time placement officer is located on the Barrie Campus, together with the Director of In September 1967, Humber College was estab- summer School of the Arts Co-operative Education. They help students to lished at the former James S. Bell Public School Georgian College operates a Summer School of find employment during the college year and on Lakeshore Boulevard. Since then enrolment the Arts, concentrating on leisure activities for all upon graduation.' has grown from 500 to over 5.500 postage groups during the period from the first week secondary, 5,000 retraining and more than In June until the end of August. Courses such as Living Accommodation 45,000 part-time students. ceramics, fitness activities, painting, piano les- There are no residential accommodations at- Humber's nine teaching campuses are located sons, sailing and weaving are available in Barrie. tached to any campus of Georgian College. in Etobicoke and York, with the main campus Owen Sound and OHM& and in about 20 other Students normally secure room and board in the (North Campus) presently providing educational locations throughout IN+ Georgian Bay region. local community. There are also rooms available facilities for more than 6,000 full-time day stu- Included also are theatriaal performances by the in the residence of the former regional schools of dents. The North Campus long-range develop- Gryphon Theatre which is sponsored by the nursing. but these residences are not under the ment plans will accommodate an increasing Georgian Foundation for the Performing Arts. control of Georgian College. Students desiring enrolment to some 9,000 daytime students by The performances are held in the new theatre/ accommodation must make their own arrange- 1979. In September 1973, the Quo Vadis School auditorium located on the main campus in Barrie. ments with the administrator of each of the of Nursing and the Oster School of Nursing Information about the summer school may be residences. Information is available through the became part of Humber College. obtained from the housing office. Humber offers some 110 day programs in six Director divisional areas:Applied Arts. Creative Arts, Summer School of the Arts Further Inquiries Human Studies, Business, Health Sciences, 410 Duckworth Street Additional information is available from Technology, and Retraining and Apprenticeship. Barrie. Ontario L4M 3X9 D. R. McKillican The Centre for Continuous Learning offers Dean of College Services and Registrar more than 1,000 special interest and credit Extension Services programs for part-time study in the fall, winter The Extension Services Division otters day and C. C. Gas kin and spring semesters. evening classes to adults in approximately 32 Admissions Officer The philosophy of Humber /..;ruege is one of locations throughout the Georgian Bay region. pragmatism and flexibility towdid the needs of The offerings cover health science subjects, W. T. Egan the community. At Humber, people are also applied arts, business, and technology, as well Student Awards Officer given the opportunity of challenge for creative as courses of general interest. Approximately development. 150 subjects are now available. Interested can- Georgian College of Applied Arts and didates should write to the Extension Services Technology Enrolment 1975-76 Division of Georgian College. 401 Duckworth Street Day programs9,600 Barrie, OntarioL4M 3X9 Extension division50.000 Library Telephone (705) 728-1951 Total59,600 The library at the Barrie Campus contains about 30,000 volumes. Seven smaller libraries are Information concerning the Owen Sound Cam- General Admission Requirements located in other educational centres related to pus may be obtained from Ontario Secondary School Graduation Diploma Georgian College at Owen Sound, Orillia and R. G. Cameron or equivalent. Mature students 19 years of age or Penetanguishene. The total holdings of Geor- Admissions Officer over. Upgrading programs are available on an gian College is approximately 60,000 volumes, Georgian College of Applied Arts and individual learning basis. plus 125 periodicals. Technology Applicants to nursing diploma programs must 8th Street East also have two credits in science at the senior Financial Assistance Owen Sound. Ontario N4K 5R4 level, There is a Student Awards Office on campus at Telephone (519) 376-0682 Applicants to technology programs must have each college and university in Ontario. Students an OSSGD with four credits in English, four in financial need may apply for assistance from a credits in technical or academic mathematics variety of sources. and a minimum of thrertsetonce credits with q.; Full-time students may be eligible for loans better than passing grades. and/or grants under the Ontario Student Assis- tance Program ancIlhe Canada Student Loans North Campus Plan. Part-tirne students can apply for provincial Humber College Boulevard bursaries or bans. (6,000 day students) For further information concerning government assistance see the introductory section on *Programs Offered fnancial assistance and check with llie.$tudent Awards Office located at the Barrie and Omen Applkod Arts Sound campuses. The Student 'Awards Officer Six-Semester Upton:as will also have details of any bursarie§gMholar- Fashion careers, landscape technology. ships offered by the college. Five-Semester Diploma Early childhood education for the develop- mentally handicapped.

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Four-Semester Diplomas Four-Week Post-Diploma Certificate Programs Child care worker, early childhood education, Coronary care. Automatic screw machine setter operator (single family and consumer studies, fashion careers. and multi-spindle), building material sales, cam- horsemanship, landscape technician, law en- Two-Semester Post-Diploma era repair mechanic, drafting, drafting refresher, forcement, recreation leadership, rehabilitation (one semester full-time and one semester part- industrial maintenance mechanic (general and worker, retail floriculture, special care counsel- time) packaging), instrumentation mechanic, machine lor, travel and tourism. Registered nursing (operating room). shop, welder fitter, welder operator, welder refresher. Three-Semester Diplomas Human Studies Arena management, ski area management. Four-Semester Diploma Apprenticeship Programs General arts and science. Electricalconstruction and maintenance, plumb- Two-Semester Diplomas ing, sheet metal, steamfitting. Fashion careers, modelling, arena manage- Technology ment, Six-Semester Diplomas Humber Lakeshore 3 Architectural technology, chemical engineering 829 The Oueensway Business technology, chemical technology (industrial Business Certificate Programs chemistry option), chemical technology (bio- Academic upgrading (grade 1 to year 4 equiva- Accountancy. business administration, business science option), civil technology, electro- lent), English as a second language, advanced management, chef management, data proces- mechanical technology (automation and con- English as a second language. sing, hotel and restaurant management, manu- trols), electronics technology, electronics tech- facturing management. marketing, personnel nology (video option), hydrographic survey, in- Keelesdale Campus management, retail merchandising manage- dustrial management technology, industrial 88 Industry Street ment, secretarial (executive, general, legal, med- safety technology, manufacturing engineering ical). technician, survey technology, technical sails Academic upgrading (year 1-4 equivalent), ac- representative, transportation planning. counting clerk, bookkeeping clerk, clerk-typist, Business Diploma Programs commercial refresher, dicta-typist, English as a Accountancy (credits toward CGA/RIA), busi- Four-Semester Diplomas second language, advanced English as a sec- ness administration (profiles in accountancy, Architectural technician-design, civil technician, ond language, receptionist-typist and computer programmer, data processing, hotel electronics technician, explosives iechnician, in- stenographer-general. and restaurant, marketing, personnel), chef structional materials centre technician (audio- management, computerprogramming, data pro- visual), laboratory technician, manufacturing Osier Campus cessing (profiles in computer operator, systems engineering technician, mechanical technician- 5 Oueenslea Avenue analysis), general business (floor covering mar- design (drafting), mechanical technician keting), general business (profiles in business (electro-mechanical-automation and controls Four-Semester Diploma assistant, general insurance. life insurance, legal and numerical-tape controlled machinery), med- Nursing. assistant), hotel and restaurant management ical equipment maintenance technician, quality (profiles in club management, food manage- control technician, refrigeration and air condition- Quo Vadis Campua ment. hotel management). marketing (profiles in ing (sales) technician, survey technician, tool 160 Sherway Drive advertising, general marketing, merchandising and die design technician. management. retail supermarket management, Four-Semester Diploma sales, wholesale management). secretarial Two-and-a-Half-Semester Diplomas Nursing. (executive, legal, medical). Aerial survey technician, electronics certificate Most business programs are offered on a (ILP Program) 48 weeks. . Humber-York Centre flexible semester basis, allowing a student to Some programs are offered on the co- The Humber-York Campus of Humber College attend on a regular September-to-May basis, a operative education (earn-and-learn) basis. For offers a wide selection of interesting programs in co-operative (work study) program, or any other further information contact the Technology Co- co-operation with local agencies and community practical combination. operative Education Co-ordinator, groups in the Lakeshore area. For further information on Humber-York write, call, or visit Creative Arts Related Apprenticeship Studies at the North Six-Semester Diplomas Campus Humber-York Theatre arts, creative cinematography, fine arts, Carpel and tile installer, hairdressing, horticul- 1721 Eglinton Avenue West furniture design. interior design, ioumalism, ture. Toronto, Ontario M6E 2H4 music package design. public relations, radio Telephone (416)789-5709 broadcasting. Humber Lakeshore 1 3199 Lakeshore Boulevard West Centre for Continuous Learning Four-Semester Diplomas Training in Business and Industry Programs Advertising and graphic design, Creative Diploma Programs Advanced effective supervision (part 1), com- cinematography, creative photography, fine arts. Community studies, general arts and science, munications, credit and collections, effective' interior design. (An optional fifth and sixth general business (with specialized studies in supervision administration (office), effective semester program is available for advanced accounting, marketing, personnel manage- supervision (construction), effective supervision studies). ment), general secretary certificate, metal arts, (production), labour relations (construction), secretary (diploma and certificate programs in labour relations (production), management ac- Health Sciences executive, legal, medical), social services. counting, marketing for the hospitality Industry, Four-Semester Diploma marketing managernent for the middleman, mar- Nursing, Certificate Programs keting products and services, personnel man- Academic upgrading (year 1-4 equivalent), ac- agement, retail maiiagement, retail selling. Two-Semester Diplomas counting clerk, bookkeeping clerk, clerk-typist, Ambulance and emergency care, funeral service commercial refresher, data entry operator, Continuing Education Programs edocalion, pharmacy assistant, registered nurs- dicta-typist, English as a second language, ad- Humber offers a wide variety of these programs ing assistant and nursing (operating room). vanced English as a second language, suited to individual tastes and needs, be they receptionist-typist, stenographer-general, self-improvement, business, or just an iriterest in One-Semester Post-Diploma teller-cashier. continuing education. Courses are offered in the Registered nursing assistant (operating room), day, on weekends and through the summer. registered nursing (operating room). Humber Lakeshore 2 58 Oueen Elizabeth Boulevard 20-Week Certificates Maternal infant nursing. Two-Year Diploma Programs Electrical control technician, Industrial in- Eight-Week Post-Diploma strumentation technician, precision instrument Post basic psychiatric program. technician. Further Information Lambton College Advanced Standing For further information on admission require- Applicants with credits in excess of year 4 from ments and details about programs and facilities, of Applied Arts and high school, college and/or university may be please contact Technology admitted with advanced standing. That is, they Mr. F. A. Embree are not required to take courses for which they Registrar have attained satisfactory standing elsewhere. Humber College of Applied Arts and Sarnia With an appropriate selection of year 5 credits, Technology students may be directly admitted to the second P.O. Box 1900 year of any technology program or the general Rexdale, Ontario M9W 5L7 arts and science program. President: G. M. Delgrosso With satisfactory standing in year 4 English, For a list of continuing education courses, write typewriting or office practice and Pitman short- or call Lambton College is located on a campus which hand included in the OSSGD, students may be Dean was officially opened by Governor General directly admitted to the second (specialty) year of Centre for Continuous Learning Roland Michener in March 1971. the secretarial arts program. Humber College of Applied Arts and A building program, doubling the size of the Technology college, has just been completed. The Retraining'Programs Offered P.O. Box 1900 Division which was previously located at another Rexdale, Ontario M9W 5L7 campus has moved to the main campus. The General and Applied Arts Telephone (416) 678-9195 complete campus now houses the schools/divi- Two-Year Diplomas sions of business, liberal and applied arts, nurs- Early childhood education, general arts and sci- For information and application forms for the ing, technology, continuing education and com- ence (with a wide variety of majors), radio, recre- Ontario Student Assistance Program or for loans munity services and retraining. ation (parks operation and services), television to part-time students, please contact The college offers a wide variety of career and journalism arts. Miss Mary McCarthy programs in the areas of business, secretarial Financial Aid Officer arts, technology, general and applied arts, One-Year Certificates Humber College of Applied Arts and retraining and industrial training, and nursing. Art fundamentals, infant and toddler care and Technology These programs are intended to prepare stu- guidance. For infant toddler care and guidance, P.O. Box 1900 dents for careers in the various areas of em- students must have successfully completed the Rexdale, Ontario M9W 517 ployment available in the region. first year of an acceptable early childhood educa- Telephone (416)676-1200 ext. 245 tion program or be an early childhood education Enrolment 1975-76 graduate. Each 10-week semester is offered Full-time762 over two consecutive summers. Continuing education and community services 3,300 Buslneu Retraining program 350 Three-Year Diploma Modular and industrial programs1,915 Business administration (majors in accounting, Total6,327 marketing and combination accounting/marketing). Admission Requirements For all programs (except technical, technology, two-Year Diplomas medical laboratory technology and nursing) the Accounting, marketing, secretarial arts (execu- Ontario Secondary School Graduation Diploma tive, legal and medical majors). (OSSGD)with three year 4 credits including En- Secretarial arts has a common first year with glish, or equivalenL Applicants may also qualify specialization in the second year. The accoun- as mature students by being 19 years of age or tancy, marketing and business administration older. Normally an interview with a counsellor is programs have a common first semester en- also required. abling new students to delay selecting their pro- Technical and technology programs grams until the beginning of the second semes- OSSGD including satisfactory standing in year 3 ter. Students can then make an enlightened physics and year 4 chemistry, Engksh and decision on the choice of their program& mathematics, or the equivalent. Electronics, home entertainment service OSSGD includ- One-Year Certificate ing satisfactory standing in year 3 physics and Secretarial arts. year 4 English and mathematics, or the equivalent. Technology Piping drafting OSSGD including satisfac- Three-Year Diploma tory standing in year 3 physics, year 4 English Engineering technology (chemical, electronics, and mathematics, and 3 drafting credits, or the industrial hygiene and mechanical). equivalent. The first semester of each program is common, Medical laboratory technologyopen to so that students may delay selection of their area graduates of the preparatory program or stu- of specialization until the beginning of the second dents holding the Ontario Secondary School semester. Honour Graduation Diploma with satisfactory standing in year 5 biology, chemistry, English Two-Year Diplomas and mathematics (preferably that dealing with Engineering technician (chemical, mechanical functions and relations). Physics, though not ob- drafting), iretlical laboratory technology. ligatory, is recommended as an additional credit The first yearof Medical laboratory technology is Final acceptance is subject to an interview nor- academic and thesecond, a year of clinical mally during the spring at one of the affiliated experierace *tone ofthe affiliated hospitals. hospitals. Nursing program OSSGD with two science Ono-Year Certificates credits beyond year 2 or the equivalent. Biology Medical laboratory technology preparatory pro- (yeas 3 or higher) and chemistry (year 4 or gram. Graduates of this one-year preparatory higher) are strongly recommended. Mature stu- program wig have fulfilled the academic require-, dents may also be considered for admission pro- ments of the Canadian Society of Laboratory vided they have an OSSGD. Technobgists for eligibility to enter a complete trainbg program in medical laboratory technol-, ogy at Lambton College or at any otherapproved Program lo Canada 42 Lambtan Collegb

Process operations program. Retraining and industrial Training Loyalist College This program is specifically designed to prepare A wide variety of programs are offered including secondary school graduates with the prerequi- academic upgrading to the equivalent level of of Applied Arts and sites for employment in the process industries. year 4, clerical and stenographic courses, En- Technology Planned in very close co-operation with the glish as a second language, specialized skill process industries in Sarnia's "Chemical Valley," courses, welder fitter, appliance servicing, this program provides the student with an under- marine and small engine mechanics, and the standing of the process equipment employed, training in business and industry programs. Belleville along with an understanding of the principles of One-year programs in electronics home enter- operation involved. tainment service and process operations are also offered in co-operation with the Technology President: Herbert Young Electronics, home entertainment service pro- Division. gram. An Industrial day-release program is offered in Loyalist College was established at Belleville in This program is specifically designed to produce co-operation with local industry and the Industrial 1967 to serve the Quinte region of Ontario a graduate who will be able to diagnose, locate Training Branch of the Ministry of Colleges and corned:in-a ihe counties of Hastings, Lennox and and repair all faults in electronic home enter- Universities. Addington, Prince Edward and Northumberland, tainment equipment in a systematic manner with except the twin Of Cobourg and the western a high degree of proficiency. Counselling Services townships of Northumberland. The campus Lambton College maintains a full-time counsel- comprises 137 acresOf picturesque wooded Piping drafting. ling centre staffed by professional counsellors to land on Wallbridge-Loyalist Road just west of the Planned in close co-operation with consulting provide students with confidential career, city of Belleville. engineering, fabrication, construction and pro- academic and personal counselling. A testing Tile first phase of the permanent building cessing companies in Sarnia's "Chemical Val- centre provides a full range of interest, aptitude complex was occupied in the fall of 1970. A ley," the program is designed to fill the critical and vocational tests, and ensures complete as- second building to house the administrative local and nationwide need for draftsmen. People sessment and evaluation of students. offices, Ibrary, student centre and academic possessing skills developed in this program will area was opened in the fall of 1972. The third have a definite advantage for employment in Student Placement Services building of the permanent complex opened in these companies. The entire program consists of A full-time Placement Officer is available to as-. September 1973. drafting courses in the drafting room and does sist students in obtaining permanent employ- The college stresses the preparation of stu- not involve other academic courses. Thus stu- ment on graduation, part-time employment du.* dents for employment in their field, whether it be dents will work under conditions closely duplicat- ing the term and summer employment betwean in business, technology, arts or services. ing those they will meet after graduation. terms. A registry of ava ilable jobs is posted daily. Enrolment 1975-76 Nursing Living Accom modation Full-time1,100 Two-Year Diploma (six semesters) A residence for female students is located on Continuing education7,000 Graduates of this program are able to plan and campus. In addition, the college maintains a Retraining500 give care to individuals of all ages, and to func- registry of available rooming and boarding Apprenticeship 40 tion as general staff nurses in health care egen- houses, apartments and other rental facilities. Total8,640 cies in which leadership is provided by experi- This registry is available to registered students enced personnel. upon request. ',Programs Offered Selected clinical experiences provide the opportunity for students to relate theory to nursing Athletics Business and Communications practice. Students receive clinical experience in it is the aim of the Athletics Department to pro- Three-Year Diplomas vide students with an opportunity to take part in a variety of community agencies, generat hospi- Accountancy, business administration, com- tals, public health agencies, doctors' offices, leisure time, intramural and varsity activities of munication studio techniques, data processing, senior citizens' facilities and extended care their choice. An intramural program is organized hotel management, secretarial. facilities. and administered through a Student Athletic As- Admission Requirements: OSSGD (27 credits). Successful completion of this program qual- sociation with the assistance of the Athletic De- Credits will be granted for year 5 English and ifies graduates to write the registration examina- partment when required. These activities may other applicable subjects to the program in which tions of the College of Nurses of Ontario. include: golf, tennis, touch football, men's vol- the applicant is enrolled. Credits may also be leyball. women's volleyball, men's basketball, granted for courses at other post-secondary hockey, table tennis, billiards, floor hockey, Continuing Education and Community educational institutions, at the discretion of the badminton, slow-pitch baseball, bicycle Services School Director. Official transcripts must be All business and general and applied arts marathon, joggers' club, broomball, cheerlead- presented. . diplomas are available through evening study. ing. archery and horseshoes. Mature applicants (over 19 years ot age at Technology courses at all three advanced tech- Intercollegiate programs give students a date of registration)will also be considered. nical evening class levels are available. The Di- chance to compete at a more demanding level. vision of Continuing Education offers various Lambton College is a full participating member of Two-Year Diplomes co-operative courses in association with such the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association Accountancy, assessment -appraisal-real estate; groups as the Association of Professional En- (OCAA) which is a 26-team, four-divisional con- business administration, communication studio . gineers of Ontario. the Canadian Institute of ference. techniques, data processing, education re- Management the Registered Industrial Accoun- source technician, general arts and science,', tants. the Insurance Institute and the Ontario Further Information Real Estate Board. For further information regarding Lambton Admission Requirements:Same as for three- A wide variety of generat interest and non- College, please contact year diplomas. , , credit courses is also offered both in the even- Registrar Accelerated accountancy. Commencing in ings and on weekends. Lambton College of Applied Arts and Technology tember.January or May, a student may corn 1457 London Road a regular two-year accountancy program in P.O. Box 969 12-month period. . Samia, Ontario Nn 71(4 Admission Requireinents: OSSGD including Telephone (519)542-7751 year 4 accounting and business mathematics. Mature applicants (over 19 years of age at date ot registration)will also be considered. 44

,I1f.t414. Health Sciences and Community Studies school year 5 courses, courses at other commun- Financist 4iosistance Two-Year Diplomas ity colleges, universities or other educational There is a thudent Awards Office on campus at Behavioural sciences, early childhood educa- institutions at the discretion of the School Direc- each college and university in Ontario. Students tion, law and security management, nursing, tor. Official transcripts must be presented. in financial need may apply for assistance from a residential counsellor-mental retardation. variety of sources. Admission Requirements: OSSGD (27 credits). Two-Year Diplomas Full-time students may be eligible for loans Credits will be granted for year 5 English and Architectural, chemical engineering, civil en- and/or grants under the Ontario Student Assis- other applicable subjects to the program in which gineering, construction engineering, electrical tance Program and the Canada Student Loans the applicant is enrolled. Diploma nursing engineering, electronic engineering, accelerated Plan. Part-time students can apply for provincial applicants are required to have an OSSGD mechanical engineerir7i technician 50 weeks bursaries or loans. including two science subjects at a senior level. (mechanical drafting and tool and die making For further information concerning govern- Preference is given to those having year 4 options), senior survey technician, water re- ment assistance see the introductory section on chemistry, year 3 biology or physics and year 3 sources field technician. financial assistance and checkwith the college's math. Credits may also be granted for courses at Admission Requirements:See three-year Student Awards Office. The Student Awards other post-secondary educational institutions, at diploma admission requirements. Officer will also have details of any bursaries or the discretion of the School Director. Official scholarships offered by the college. transcripts must be presented. One-Year Skill Programs Full-time students who are ineligible for finan- Mature applicants (over 19 years of age at Construction trades ttelner (16 weeks), elec- cial aid under the provisions of OSAP or other date of registration ) will also be considered. tronic servicing mechanic (48 weeks), industrial student aid programs, may apply through the . Diploma nursing and nursing assistant appli- maintenance mechanic (40 weeks), welder fitter Student Awards Office for a college assisted cants must pass health examinations and per- (40 weeks). bank loan, repayable upon graduation. Short- sonal interviews. Admission Requirements:Construction trades term loans are also available to students encoun- helper year 2 or relevant practical experience tering temporary financiat difficulties during the One-Year Certificates background. Electronic servicing mechanic academic year. Nursing assistant (leading to Registered Nursing Ontario year 2 or equivalent. Industrial main- Assistant certification by the Ontario College of tenance mechanic Ontario year 2 (year 4 COunseiling4arvices Nurses), security officer. preferred). Welder fitter Ontario year 2 or A comprehemsfve service, cci-ordiiiated by the Admission Requirements. Nursing assistant-- equivalent. Departmenttof Student Services, Is available to year 4 Ontario certificate or equivalent. Mature all students and applicants. students (over 19 years of age) with a year 2 Extension Division Ontario certificate will also be considered. Courses leading to college certificates and di- Student Placsibtnt Applicants will be interviewed and must pass a plomas are offered in accounlancy, business The on-campus Pliabment Office provides health examination. Security officer --OSSGD administration, conversational French, data pro- counselling in career choice, consolidates infor- and/or mature student status. cessing, law and security management, as well mation on current job opportunities and assists as many technical courses at the technician and students in obtaining regular, summer and part- Certificates of Achievement technology level. In addition, a wide range of time work. Health care aide (16-week course for those who co-operative courses are provided at the Belle- wish to work in nursing homes and homes for the ville Campus. Interest and hobby courses are Living Accommodation aged), nospital central service program (16- also offered at the Belleville Campus and at There is no living accommodation on campus. week course to prepare people for employment many high schools throughout the four counties An extensive list of homes and residences in the in preparation, processing and distribution of served by Loyalist College. Belleville area offering rooming and boarding medical and nursing supplies in various hospital facilities is available from the Department of departments). Summer Programs Student Services. Admission Requirements:Ontario year 2 (grade Loyalist College offers summer courses in crea- 10) certificate. Mature applicants (over 19 years tive ceramics, creative jewelry design, gemstone Sports of age at date of registration) will also be geology, lapidary art, pencil and brush, plastics, The college's athletics program ranges from out- considered for health care aide if they have sculpture. These programs are offered at various door education activities such as canoeing, Ontario grade 8. locations in the area served by the college. camping and cross-country skiing, to recreational, intramural and intercollegiate competition. Technology Retraining The Loyalist Lancers compete, for example, in Three-Year Diplomas Programs are offered in academic upgrading, intercollegiate (OCAA) archery, badminton, bas- Chemical, civil, electrical and electronic business and farm management, commercial ketball, curling, golf, volleyball, soccer, skiing technology. upgrading, drafting and other skills. and tennis. Basic instruction is provided to any Admission Requirements:Three-year technol- student seeking to learn a new sport. ogy, two-year technician and one-year elec- Apprencticeship tronics programs. Normally, applicants will be Loyalist College provides classroom instruction Further inquiries expected to have an OSSGD with standing in for the apprenticeship programs offered by the For further information, contact mathematics at the general (year 4) or higher Industrial Training Branch of the Ministry of Col- Registrar level and in year 3 physics at the general or leges and Universities. Areas of apprenticeship Loyalist College of Applied Arts and Technology higher level. instruction assigned to Loyalist in 1975-76 are Wallbridge-Loyalist Road Students who lack standing in secondary electrical construction and maintenance, P. 0. Box 4200 school year 4 English will be required to take machinist courses, and motor vehicle repair. Belleville, Ontario K8N 5B9 011A English. Applicants for chemical and water Loyalist does not register apprentices directly; Telephone (613)962-9501 resource technician and technology programs this is done at the Industrial Training Branch are required to have standing in year 4 chemistry. which provides all details of the program and Although no specific standing is required, does the scheduling. applicants for the three-year technology pro- Information concerning qualification require- grams must have demonstrated academic ments leading to certification can be obtained by achievement which would indicate the probabil- contacting the Industrial Training Branch, Minis- ity of successful completion of the program. try of Colleges and Universities, Mowat Block, Applicants with qualifications beyond the Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 2B5, or the minimum entrance requirements may be granted local office of the branch at Belleville. Telephone credit in subjects apOicable to their program. (613)962-8436 for an intervie... Students with standing in year 5 English, mathematics; physics and chemistry may be Library admitted to the second year of a three-year The college has a collection of 21,000 books (not technology program. They will be required to including periodicals) and a multi-media re- complete a course in engineering drawing if source centre. drafting was not taken in secondary school. Credits may also be granted for other secondary 45 Mohawk College Enrolment 1975-76 Two-Year Diplomas (Technician Programs) Full-time4,318 Architectural, chemical engineering, civil en- of Applied Arts and Retraining 4,000 gineering, construction engineering, data pro- Technology Apprenticeship1,500 cessing, electrical systems engineering, elec- Continuing education19,000 tronics engineering, industrial engineering, instrumentation, mechanical drafting. *Programs Offered Admission Requirements: OSSGD with good Hamilton standing In year4 mathematics and English. One Applied Arts and Business of physics, chemistry or a technical subject taken. Three-Year Diplomas at the year 3 level or higher. President: Sam Mitminger Advertising, business administration (optional third year specialization in accounting and mar- One-Year Diplomas Mohawk College serves much of the industrial keting), television and film production. Parts management and merchandising, station- heartland of southwestem Ontario and its hinter- Admission Requirements: OSSGD with good ary engineer. . land including the cities of Hamilton and standing in year 4 advanced English and, for Admission Requirements: OSSGD with year 4 , Brantford and surrounding area. business administration, also algebra-based English, and one of physics, chemistry or a tech- The college's main Fennell Campus. located mathematics taken in years 3 and 4 plus three nical subject taken at the year 3 level or higher, at 135 Fennell Avenue West on Hamilton's additional year 4 subjects. year 3 mathematics. The Cationary engineer mountain, houses the majority of post-secondary program also requires year 4 mathematics. : programs with the exception of health sciences. Two-YearDiplomas The college maintains seven separate health Accounting, child care, community planning, Apprenticeship Courses sciences facilities, four separate nursing cam- early childhood education, finance, insurance Carpenter, electrician, hairdresser, motor vehi- puses, and departments of radiography, administration, law and security administration, cle mechanic, plumber, refrigeration and air con- physiotherapy and medical laboratory technol- marketing, recreation leadership, secretarial ditioning mechanic, sheet metal worker. ogy. The Faculty of Health Sciences, with a total (general, legal and medical), social services. enrolment of 1,100, has developed a unique rela- Admission Requirements: OSSGD with year 4 Health Sciences tionship with the Faculty of Health Sciences of English and, for the business programs, also Three-Year Diploma McMaster University. Professional input, both in year 4 mathematics and three additional year 4 Physiotherapy. the development and teaching of programs, is subjects. During second and third years, students are shared to the benefit of the students of both based In the Physiotherapy School at the institutions. Applied Science and Technology Chedoke Hospital and instruction is given by Mohawk College maintains two large, modem Three-Year Diplomas (Technology Programs) members of the Faculty of Medicine (McMaster facilities used primarily to offer retraining pro- Architectural (co-operative), chemical engi- University), Mohawk College fEculty and other grams. These are the Braneida Campus in neering, civil engineering, computer systems medical resource people. Brantford and the Saltfleet Campus in the heavily (co-operative), control systems engineering Admission Requirements: OSSGD and good : industrial Saitfleet Township. east of Hamilton. (co-operative), electronics engineering standing In the following subjects taken at the Mohawk College's Wentworth Campus and its (co-operative), industrial management (co- advanced level: year 4 English, year 3 and 4 English Language Centre are both located in operative), mechanical engineering (production, mathematics, and two of physics, chemistry or downtown Hamilton. The former houses a design and motive power options, co-operative), biology completed in year 3 or 4, Every applicant number of apprenticeship and business pro- metallurgical engineering, textile engineering will be considered on an individual basis. Accep-. grams while the latter offers English language technology, transportation planning technology tance into the program will also be based on a classes to new Canadians, in conjunction with (co-operative). personal interview and tests. the Hamilton Multicultural Centre. In the Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Applicants Haldirnand-Norfolk region Mohawk College, in who have successfully completed English at the Two and Three-Year Programs co-operation with McMaster University, has set advanced level, mathematics at the year 3 and 4 Radiography. up the Mohawk College-McMaster University advanced level, physics and chemistry at the Admission requirements for entry into the first Education Information Centre which offers a year 3 and 4 advanced level are generally well year of both programs; OSSGD with good stand- variety of continuing education courses for prepared for the three-year technology pro- lop in advanced level mathematics taken in year residents in that region. grams. Applicants with these subjects taken at 3 and 4, physics taken in year 3, plus any three The co-operative concept of education is sig- the general level will be considered on an other science credits and years 3 and 4 English. nificantly advanced at Mohawk College. By the individual basis. Under certain conditions, a Acceptance into the program will also be based fall of 1974, nine post-secondary programs rep- technical subject taken at an acceptable level on tests and a personal interview with hospital resenting a student enrolment of over 800 had may be substituted for either chemistry or representatives. . been modified to supplement academic study by Physics- Upon graduation from the program students paid work experience in the field. The college will be required to write the CSRT (Canadian Applicants for the architectural technology feels that co-op has many advantages to the Socuety of RediologicalTechnokigists)examksi=;- program may substitute one of the following student and the potential employer and creates tion in order to becoMe eligkile for certifloation: options for physics or chemistry: history, art, an environment in which theory and practice are The two-year program prepares the majority architectural drafting or construction technology. closely linked. Plans call for other post- of students Oor radiograPhIc vork in hasPlial.de, Applicants for the computer systems technol- secondary programs to become co-operative in PartmePts, wtrfeas the threeiMar,Progrcurn11,1Y, ogy program and the transportation planning the future. lead to eventual promotion to senior professional technology program must have completed the , Mohawk College has the second largest col- responsibilities. '. lege enrolment for technology in the province. requirements for an OSSGD with English at the Tho academic Year consists of eleven monthS1 The very broad range of programs offered in this year 4 advanced level and mathematics at the with one Month's holiday.: Both programs have a area includestextile engineering technology, the year 3 and 4 advanced level. . common first year which constitutes the first yearj,t Technology applicants who have taken . . only program of its kind taught in English in of profeaskinat training and may potentiailybe Canada. Transportation planning technology is mathematics at the year3 and 4 general level will used as credit toward university studies:: be required to take a summer preparatory the only three-year program available in Ontario mathematics couree. Exemption from the pre-' to train people to enter this dynamic field. 'Two-Year:Diploma.' paratory mathematics course can be obtained bit; : writing a mathematics test which will determine This prograrn leads to a Diploma of Nura the students mathematical functioning level. upon successful completion of the examki -,' set by the College of Nurtes, certiticatiOn as redatered nurse, Admission Requkementic ossGpwto senbc level scieribeti Deeirable Piepara clUdei advanced leVel scienbe bairns (sla* 1017* therniainh-POYalca) and En171#?..A' sonai Interview is normally required.'-,;0:Ao.-% Medical Laboratory Technology. Niagara College Two-Yew- Diplomas (Third Year Optional) This program leads to a diploma qualifying stu- Fashion arts, journalism, radio and television dents to write the General Certificate Examina- of Applied Arts and arts, theatre arts. tion of the Canadian Society of Laboratory Tech- Technology Admission Requirements:Same as above. nologists. Admission Requirements: OSSHGD (Ontario One-Year Certificates year 5 or equivalent) with good standing in the Welland Dental assistant, dicta-typist health records. following subjects:chemistry. mathematics (rela- Admission Requirement: OSSGD. In addition, a tions and functions), a second science (prefera- personal interview may be required. bly biology), and additional credits for a minimum of six. Year 5 English is strongly recommended President: A. S. Menem Business as one of the six credits. Acceptance is also Three-Year Diplomas based on testing, a personal interview, and is Niagara College is located on a main campus of Business administration (third year specializa- dependent upon the student's obtaining training 100 acres in Welland, Ontario, as well as on five tion in data processing, financial, Industrial, mar- placement in one of the approved hospitals. satellite locations in the Niagara Peninsula. Its keting or personnel management). 430,000 square feet of facilities include an out- Admission Requirements:OSSGD with standing Library standing resource centre, a data processing In year 4 level English and mathematics. Mohawk College's attractive library contains centre, a modern television and radio studio as over 30,000 volumes and documents and en- well as a gymnasium and outdoor tennis courts. Hotel and restaurant administration, secretarial compasses a large number of areas for relaxed Learning at Niagara College is considered to science. study. The spacious resource centre houses all be the mutual responsibility of the students, fa- Admission Requirement: OSSGD. sound and audio-visual learning materials and culty and administration, and it is marked by the facilities including three fully equipped media close relationship of all three groups. Two-Year Diplomas studios. Bilingual secretary, general business (second Enrolment 1975-76 year specialization in aricountancy, electronic Counselling Services Full-time2,410 data processing, merchandising, end sales), The college maintains a full-time counselling Extension11,895 legal assistant, retail management, secretarial centre with qualified counsellors to provide stu- Retraining1,300 arts. dents with confidential assistance in their per- Total15,605 Admission Requirement:OSSGD. sonal problems and to assist the faculty in counselling students in academic matters. Campus Locations One-Year Certificates All post-secondary courses are offered at Secretarial-steno typist, secretarial-dicta typist. Further inquiries the main campus in Welland with the Admission Requirement: OSSGD with advanced For further Information on admission require- exception of: typing or shorthand skills. ments and details about programs and facilities, Horticultural technician, which is given at please contact Department of Horticulture Technology Registrar 360 Niagara Street Three-Year Diplomas Mohawk College of Applied Arts and St. Catharines, Ontario L2M 4W1 Construction technician, engineering technology Technology (second and third year specialization in chemi- 135 Fennell Avenue West Theatre arts, offered at cal, electronic, mechanical, metallurgical pro- Hamilton, Ontario L8N 3T2 Niagara College Theatre Centre duction, and electrical power engineering tech- 54 Empire Street nology). For information and application forms for stu- Welland, Ontario 138 214 Admission Requirements: OSSGD with standing dents awards and loans please contact in year 3 physics and year 4 mathematics and Student Awards Officer Hotel and restaurant administration and chemistry. Student Services Division tourism, available at Mohawk College of Applied Arts and Sheraton Foxhead Inn Two-Year Diplomas Technology 5875 Falls Street Chemical technician, electrical technician, elec- 135 Fennell Avenue West Niagara Falls, Ontario UG 3K6 tronic technician, mechanical technician (major Hamilton, Ontario L8N 3T2 options in mechanical design or mechanical pro- Nursing education, offered at duction), refrigeration and air-conditioning tech- Telephone (416) 389-4461 Mack Centre nician, survey technician. St Catharines, Ontario L2R 7C6 Admission Requirement: OSSGD. and at Niagara Centre Retraining 5673 North Street Programs offered in retraining are designed to Niagara Falls. Ontario 12J 5X8 meet the changing demands of business and industry and provide a learning situation *Programs Offered whereby persons may be prepared for upward job mobility or entrance to other levels of learn= Applied Arts and Health Sciences Two-Year Diplomas Early childhood education, educational re- Extension Division sources technician, fashion arts, general college Through Me Extensioa Division, Niagara'College in- diploma, graphic arts, horticultural technician, serves the needd of, the Part-time sludenta human relations, interior decorating, journalisM, terested In Coursesat the college level. Mankio law and security administration, library techni- the diploma programs._ in applied arts, business:. cian, health record technician, nursing educe- health sciences and technologif are ofteivid tion, radio and television arts, social services, .through eiciensIOn: In addition; the School Of., theatre arts. CommunitiedUCation SerVerithecommtenity;, Admission Requirements:Ontario Secondary throUgh its speCial InterettOcurses and ita School Graduation Diploma. In addition, a per- grams in labotir shifts and IsboUr4panage-, sonal interview is required in the early childhood merit relations. education, medical recordi, radio and television r:- arts, social senrice worker and theatre arts programs. The library's COileCtida A persomal interview and credits at the ad- : with sso periodical ftubscrippons: vanced level in chemistry and physics or biology are required for the nursing edtication pfogram. financial Assistance Northern College Campus LoCations and Program There is a Student Awards Office on campus at Specialization : each college and university in Ontario. Students of Applied Arts and in financial need May apply for assistance from a Technology Haileybury Schoel of Mines variety of sources. Mining technology a broad curriculum, integ: Full-time students may be eligible for loans rating geology, mining and metallurgy. Industrial . and/or grants under the Ontario Student Assis- Haileybury, instrumentation (process measurement and con- . tance Program and the Canada Student Loans trol). Plan. Part-tWne students can apply for provincial Kirkland Lake, bursaries or bans. Kirkland Lake Campus For further information concerning govern- South Porcupine Biochemical Ischibbgy, business adminlstra- ment assistance see the introductory section on tion, cheMical, civil, computer science, data pro- financial assistance and check with the college's COF-Sifig, electrical, electronic% electronic tech Student Awards Office. The Student Awards Of- President:J. H. Drysdale nician, industrial chemical technician, laboratory., ficer will also have details about a short-term technician, mechanical, mechanical technblan, emergency loan fund as well as scholarships and Northern College offers post-secondwy educa- medical lab technology (first year only; transfer "'.;;:: bursaries offered by the college. tion to a vast area encompassing 58,080 square program), nursing, secretarial science, welding: miles of beautiful forest and mineralladen coun- . Counselling Services tryside. Students have three campuses from Porcupine Campus Niagara College counsellors are concerned with which to chOose. ArchitectUre; business administration, child the well-being and personal development of The Halleybury School of Mines CamPus, for- early childhoOd education; electrical, electronics::: each person using their services. Professionally merly the Provincial Institute of Mining, is unique. fine arts and crafts, healthcare aide, hOspitalitir qualified counsellors are available for confiden- administration and food service% nursing,' regiSE It is geared strictly to serving the education . tial consultation on educational and vocational needs of the mining industry and, because of its tared nursing assistant, secretarial arts; social : planning. personal difficulties, and on other mat- fine reputation in that industry, has students at- service, surveYing. ters of concern to the student. tending from all parts of Canada and from abroad. Progranis Offered Student Placement Services The Kirkland Lake Campus was formerly the A full-time Placement Officer is available on Northern Ontario Institute of Technology where AppliedATti campus to assist students in obtaining part-time, students obtained an excellent education in a Two-Year Diplomas summer and permanent employment. variety of technical fields. This high level of tech- Child car% early childhood education, fine erts nological education is still maintained and busi- and crafts; social seniice worker. Living Accommodation ness administration has been added to the list of Admission Requirernents:'Ontario Secondary There are no residences or dormitories on cam- programs. Northern's welding engineering tech- School Graduation Diplom a or equivalent, or me- pus. Students will be given assistance in finding nology program, offered at Kirkland Lake, is ture student status. suitable lodgings off campus. Inquiries about ac- unique in the community college system. The commodation should be directed to the Regis- Kirkland Lake Campus has a co-ed residence Duilness trar. with room for 48 students. Three-Year Diplomas The Porcupine Campus was developed to Business administration, busingss administra- Sports meet the particular needs of the Timmins, tion (accounting, administration marketing and The college offers a full recreational, intramural Iroquois Falls, Cochrane, Smooth Rock Falls, wood products industry options), data proces- and inter-collegiate program. Kapuskasing, and Hearst areas, but all cam- sing, secretarial sCience (Engt;sh and bilingual) puses serve the entire districts of Cochrane and with concentration in genera!, medical or legal:- Additional Expenses Temiskarning. The Porcupine Campus offers Admission Requirements: OSSGD or equnia- : In certain applied arts programs an additional lent, or mature student stutus. . three-year programs in surveying and business , . . materials fee is payable by all students. Please administration and a range of two-year programs - consult the college calendar for further inforrna- in applied arts, business and technical area% as Two-Year urprornas tio n. well as in nursing. Special programs of the cam- AccountancY arnd marketing, business program 7 pus are social services; bilingual secretarial sci- in accounting, business progrm in administra Further Inquiries ence, early childhood education, child care, fine Wit and marketing, hospitality administration Please address inquiries about admission arts and crafts, hospitality administration and and food senriCe, secretarial arts with concentra; requirements and specific programs to food services, arid the registered nursing assis- bon in general;medical or legal. Admissions Office Admission ReqUirements:OSSGD equiVa- tant program. .' Niagara College of Applied Arts and The Retraining Division Is located on the Por- lent; cir mature student status. Technology cupMe Campus. However, it otters programs on Woodlawn Road each campus and at educational centres One-Year CeififiCates Welland, Ontario L3B 5S2 throughout the Cochrane and Tamiskamlng dis- Clerk typist, dicta typist, secretarial arts. Telephone (416)735-2211 Admission Requirements: OSSGD or tricts, as far north as Winisk on thacoast of . Hudson Bay. equivalaht; prrnature student status. The Retraining Program provides outreach tO the community through Continuing Education, l'echnology.;=. Extension, Training in Business and Industry, Three;yeaf Diplomas and Management Development Programs. Broad autricUltiii mining, cheMical. (bki- ". chemiCal too" hiialogy and engineering),

Enrolment 1975-76 = compiter.iile6c0;,electriaal. Full-time 856 meehanlcal, Continuing education2,279 Adreissien ilequinvients:OSSGD pr equiva. Retraining 414 lent. or ri*ite sciidein *atm:, Management development 240 Training In business and Industry1,546 Two-Yeai Pre-certificate 56 Architectere, brped curricul 'Um miriing; elect Total5,391 electioniok industrial chemistry techniclaki,:ln, inibtimentatioh, laboratory technlcièii

Admission Requirements: ossGa or eclU lent, or matUre stUdont status.

1 ji k., ITN. 4i.":;:Zs , Health Sciences Modular Training St. Clair College Two-Year Diploma This is a co-operative e11 with the college and Nursing. the Industrial Training Brancit of the Ministry of Of Applied Arts and Admission Requirements: OSSGD or equiva- Colleges and Univ^r^ities. The program centres Technology lent, including credits in chemistry, and one other around the moduL, --ming package for sta- science (physics or biology) and two sciences at tionary enginee.i.s, fir,1: to fourth Class. the senior level, or mature student status. Library Windsor, Chatham One-Year Certificate Each of the three campuses has well-equipped Nursing assistant. facilities. In all, well over 12,600 books are Admission Requirements: Year 2 and minimum available, plus a variety of slides, films, film President: R. C. Ouittentlin. age of 17, or mature student status. strips, tapes VTR tapes, cartridges and cassettes. Located in Canada's southernmost counties, Retraining and Apprenticeship Division Essex and Kent, St. ClairCollege is continuing in The Division offers personalized programs of Further Inq ulries the strong tradition established by the Western study tailored to the needs and goals of the indi- Director of Student Services Ontario Institute of Technology. In addition to the vidual. P.O. Box 2002 Schools of Technology, Business and Applied ., a) Academic upgrading programs are available South Porcupine, Ontario PON 1H0 Arts, St Clair's Sehool of Health Sciences is one from basic to college entry levels. Students may Telephone (705) 235-3211 of the foremost in the province, offering unique enter a Course at any time and graduate programs in the paramedical field. whenever the course objectives are met. Up- Student Affairs Officer Recognizing Windsor's Importance as a grading programs are also offered in French. P.O. Box 849 Canadian automotive centre, the School of b) Business and commerce skill programs are Haileybury, Ontario POJ 1K0 Technical Arts and Trades has taken a leader- modularized and may lead to certification as an Telephone (705) 672-3376 ship role in the automotive field, as evidenced by accounting clerk, bookkeeping clerk, clerk-typist, St. Clair's two internationally acclaimed Clean- dicta-typist, receptionist-typist, or Registrar and Director of Student Services Air Cars. stenographer-general. Commercial refresher P.O. Box 970 programs are also available. Kirkland Lake, Ontario P2N 312 Enrolment 1975776 c) Technical skill programs offered are: appance Telephone (705)567-9291 Full-time2,989 servicing, carpentry, construction trades helper, Continuing education7,196 cutters and skidders, diamond drilling operator, Pepartment of Continuing Education Retraining1,136 forestry filers, forestry graders and scalers, P.O. Box 2002 Apprenticeship 447 forestry millwright, heavy-duty equipment (diesel)South Porcupine, Ontario PON 1H0 Total11,768 mechanic, hospitality administration and food Telephone (705)235-3211 service modules (bartender, cocktail waitress, Campus Locations coffee shop waitress, desk clerk, dining room Retraining and Apprenticeship Counsellor St. Clair College has two campuses, Windsor waitress, dish machine operator, food service P.O. Box 2002 and Chatham, offering post-secondary pro- supervisor, sandwich board operator, short order South Porcupine, Ontario PON 1H0 grams. The main campus in Windsor offers all cook), electrical apprentice (construction Telephone (705)235-3211 but two of the St. Clair programs and contains the trades), marine and snow vehicle maintenance, School of Retraining, while the Thames Campus masonry, para-professional instructor, welder fit- in Chatham offers communication arts, diploma ter, welding operator. nursing, general technology, business adminis- d) The health science program to which the Division tration, general business and secretarial. 'The refers clients is nursing assistant. craft and design, andthe resident counsellor/mental retardation programs are offeredianlY Continuing Education at the Thames Campus: In addition, there are Three campuses and eight satellite centres in several small centres throughout Windsor with northeastern Ontario provide educational pro- special college and vocational Oreparatoty prO-I grams on an extension basis. A student may grams. The Patterson Centre for Community. register for college credit iri any evening or day Education offers English aS a second language' subjects offered by any of the three campuses. and a wide variety of general interest courses for Also offered are non-credit courses of a general the community. interest nature, as well as special programs to meet community needs. The department pub- General Requirements tot Admission lishes a bilingual calendar with complete course Applications are consIdared from: . descriptions and scheduling. a) holders of an Ontario Secondary School Gradua- tion Diploma (27 Credits) Management Development Program b) holders oran Ontario Secondary School Honour More than 60 courses tailored specifically to Graduation Diploma meet the professional development needs of c) mature students 19 years of age or Older. management are available through the Depart- Advanced credit and direct entry: ment of Continuing Education. A limited number Applicants who have Completed year 5, univer-.. of these courses are also available in French. sity or business courses may be considered for The department provides a consulting and refer- exemption from all or odd of the first Year of same ral service to help identify business and industry needs for training programs at the supervisory level. A brochure on the Management Develop- aPrograms Offered ment Program is available. Applied Arts Training In Business and Industry Six-Semester Programs The purpose of this Program Is to work with Advertising, journalism, tourism. employees who wish to be upgraded and, in Admission Requirements: OSSGD including , some instances, retrained on the job to increase four credits in English, ''C" (60%) advanced their employability and flexibility. Arrangements level, "B" (70%) general level. for registration may be made by management, staff organizations, unions or other groups of employees interested in this type of training. Detailed information is available from the De- partment of Continuing Education. 4 9- St Clair College

Four-Semester Programs Health Sciences Financial Assistance Craft and design (Thames Campus only), early Six-Semester Programs There is a Student Awards Office on campus at childhood education, interior design, legal office Bio-science technology, diploma nursing, medi- eich college and university in Ontario. Students administration, library technician, social science cal laboratory technology. in financial need may apply for assistance from a research assistant, theatre arts. Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Those plan- variety of sources. Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Students will ning to take medical laboratory technology and Full-time students may be eligible for loans also be expected to meet the following additional bio-science technology are also required to have and/or grants under the Ontario Student Assis- requirements: craft and design art portfolio: four credits in mathematics, one senior credit in tance Program and the Canada Student Loans interior design art credits or artistic aptitude physics and chemistry, "C" (60%) advanced Plan. Part-time students can apply for provincial test: legal office administration four credits in level, "B" (70%) general level. Those planning to bursaries or loans. English. "C" (60%) advanced level, "13- (70%) take diploma nursing are required to have four For further information concerning govern- general level: social science research assistant credits in English, two of senior biology, chemis- ment assistance see the introductory section on . four credits in mathematics. try and/or physics, three credits in mathematics, financial assistance and check with the college's "C- (60%) advanced level, "B" (70%) general Student Awards Office. The Student Awards Two-Semester Program level. Officer will also have details of a number of Security administration. entrance scholarships awarded for outstanding Admission Requirement: OSSGD. Four-SemesteiPrograms academic achievement in secondary school, as Animal health technician, resident counsel- well as any bursaries and other scholarships of- Business lor/mental retardation. fered by the college. Six-Semester Program Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Also re- Business administration (accounting, data pro- quired for the animal health technician program Counselling Services cessing, marketing). are four credits in English, three in mathematics, St. Clair has an extensive counselling service Admission Requirements: OSSGD including and one each in biology and chemistry, "C" open to students and the community to deal with four credits in English, two in mathematics. (60%) advanced level, "IF (70%) general level. personal, financial, academic and vocational matters. Four-Semester Programs Three-Semester Program General business (accounting, data processing. Nursing assistant. Student Placement marketing). secretarial (executive, legal, medi- Admission Requirements:OSSGD including two The Placement Office, which also has a perma- cal). science credits, two credits in English and one in nent Canada Manpower representative, will as- Admission Requirements: General business mathematics, sist any St. Clair student in finding suitable part- OSSGD with four credits in English and two in time, summer or permanent employment. mathematics. Secretarial OSSGD with four Two-Semester Programs credits in English, 45 wpm typing, 80 wpm Pit- Dental assistant, pharmacy assistant. Student Accommodation man shorthand or completion of two-semester Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Also re- The Campus Life Office has an extensive hous- program. quired for the pharmacy assistant program are ing list of homes in both Windsor and Chatharn four credits in mathematts and one credit in where out-of-town students can find suitable ac- Two-Semester Program chemistry. commodation. General secretarial. Admission Requirements: OSSGD with four cre- Retraining Sports dits in English. The School of Retraining offers complete up- St. Clair has a complete physical education grading courses from grades 1 through 8 and complex including gym, swimming pool, squash Technology year 1 through year 4, as well as the following courts, tennis courts, r:lhletic fields, sauna, etc., Six-Semester Programs skill courses: backhoe operator, clerk-typist, open to all stu&nts for competitive sport and Architectural technology, chemical technology, commercial accounting, commercial refresher, recreation. Many of St. Clair's varsityteams have electrical/electronics engineering technology, data processing, drafting, electronics, grooming won provincial championships, led by the food processing technology, industrial engineer- the standard-bred horse, heavy equipment "Seas" hockey team which has won the OCAA ing technology, mechanical engineering tech- operator, stenographical and clerical, teller- Hockey Championship in four of the last seven nology. cashier, welder fitter. years. Admission Requirements: OSSGD with four credits in mathematics, four in English, one senior Apprenticeship Further Inquiries credit in each of physics and chemistry, -C- The following apprenticeship programs are For additional information please contact (60%) advanced level, "B" (70%) general level. available through St. Clair College:carpentry, Admissions Office construction electrician, hairdressing, motor ve- St. Clair College of Applied Arts and Four-Semester Courses hicle mechanic, plumber. Technology Construction technician, electronics technician, 2000 Talbot Road West food laboratory technician, industrial technician, Continuing Education Windsor, Ontario N9A-6S4 mechanical drafting technician. The School of Continuing Education offers over Telephone (519)966-1656 Admission Requirements: OSSGD with four cre- 375 courses covering a myriad of topics, at both Or dits in mathematics, one senior credit in each of the Windsor and Chatham Campuses, as well as Thames Campus physics and chemistry. at smaller centres throughout Essex and Kent 180 Keil Drive.West counties. Courses are offered four times per P.O. Box 1223 Technical Arts and Trades year, including the summer. Chatham, Ontario N7M 5L8 Two-Year Programs Telephone (519)354-9100 Combustion technician, food service manage- Library ment, furniture renovation technician, land- There are approximately 28,000 books with a scaping technician, motive power technician, growing collection of audio-visual software. plastics technician, toolmaking technician. Facilities also include a film booking service, Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Students phonograph records and players, typewriters, planning to take the toolmaking technician electronic calculators and cassette players course must include four credits in mathematics. available for student use.

One-Year Program Machine shop. Admission Requirement: OSSGD. 50 St. Lawrence College Two-Year Diplomas Health Sciences Chemical engineering technology, electronic Two-Year Diploma of Applied Arts and technician. industrial instrumentation, laboratory Nursing. Technology science technology, mechanical technician. One-Year Certfficate Health Sciences Nursing assistant. Two-Year Diploma Kingston, Brockville, Nursing. Continuing Education Cornwall Similar to Kingston Campus. One-Year Certificate Nursing assistant. Ontario Manpower Retraining Program Academic upgrading, commercial steno, elec- Acting President: R. Doyle Continuing Education tronic service technician. The college offers day and evening courses Wdh three campuses, the college serves the six designed to satisfy the requirements of three Further inquiries .counties along the St. Lawrence River from basic programs:St. Lawrence certificates in For more information about the Brockville Cam- Frontenac County in the west to Glengarry technology at three levels, advanced technical pus, please contact County on the Ontario-Quebec border. and business evening courses and examination Mr. R. E. Sommerville programs for professional associations. Many Registrar Enrolment 1975-76 general interest and recreational courses are Brockville Campus Full-time post-secondary2.690 also available. St. Lawrence College of Applied Arts and

. Total (including apprentice, OMRP and part- Technology time)13,000 Ontario Manpower Retraining Program 20 Parkdale Avenue A wide range of short programs is offered Brockville, Ontario K6V 5X3 Admission Requirements including academic upgrading, language training Telephone (613)345-0660 Subject only to numerical enrolment restrictions and skill courses. on a few offerings, admission to St. Lawrence CornWall Campus College post-secondary programs is on a first- Apprenticeship Programs Principal: L.J. Tremblay come, first-served basis for applicants possess- Electrical construction and maintenance, hair- ing an Ontario Secondary School Graduation dressing, plumbing. Campus Enrolment 1975-76 Diploma, its acceptable academic equivalent, or Full-time post-secondary 763 mature student status. Further inquiries For more Information about the Kingston Cam- *Programs Offered Kingston Campus pus, please contact Principal: D. W. Anderson Mr. J. T. Bryden Applied Arts Registrar Three-Year Diploma Campus Enrolment 1975-76 Kingston Campus Visual and creative arts (options in advertising Full-time post-secondary1.490 St. Lawrence College of Applied Arts and and deeign, painting, crafts). Technology *Programs Offered Portsmouth Avenue Two-Year Diplomas Kingston, Ontario K7L 5A6 Behavioural science technician (options in be- Applied Arts Telephone (613) 544-5400 haviour modification, community counsellor, Three-Year Diplomas personnel management), early childhood educa- Behavioural science technology, child care Brockville Campus tion. worker, visual and creative arts (options in fash- Acting Principal:J. Butt ion. graphics, painting and sculpture). Business Campus Enrolment 1975-76 Three-Year Diploma Two-Year Diplomas Full-time post-secondary 437 Business administration (options in computer Correctional worker, early childhood education, and information processing, finance, industrial theatre arts. *Programs Offered management, marketing, real property adminis-

Business Applied Arts Three-Year Diploma Two-Year Diplomas Two-Year Diplomas Business administration (options in computer Child care worker, craft and design, mental Assessment administration, general business and information processing, finance, and market- retardation counsellor, visual and creative arts (options in accounting and marketing), retail ing). (options in crafts and design:3rd year option). management, secretarial science (bilingual, executive, legal, medical options). Two-Year Diplomas Business Commercial communications, general business Three-Year Diploma One-Year Certificates (options in accounting and marketing), human Business administration (options in finance Retailing (co-operative), secretarial level 1. resources management, law office procedures, management, industrial management and mar- secretarial science (options in executive, legal, keting management). Technology and medical). Three-Year Diplomas Two-Year Diploma Chemical technology, civil technology, electronic One-Year Certificates Secretarial science (executive secretary option). technology, industrial instrumentation technol-.- - Secretarial arts (legal or medical options), secre- ogy, laboratory science technology, mechanical tarial level 1 (clerk-typist, dicta-typist, stenog- One-Year Certificates technology (option in marine engineering), med-, rapher). Apparel retailing, fashion retailing, secretarial (cal laboratory technology. level 1. . - Technology Two-Year DiPlornas,' Three-Year Diplomas Technology Electronic technician: inStrumentation techni-, Animal care technology. civil technology, elec- Three-Year Diplomas ciari, mechinicalteChnician.

: tonic technology, industrial instrumentation Civil technology, conservation technology for tectandogy, mechanical technology, medical historic structures, electrical power technology, Health Sciences . labazitey technology, water resources technot- electricakelecommUnications switching , Two-Year DOloma ' WY: techniques. Nursing. Continuing EduCation Similar to Kingston CampUs.

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Ontario Manpower Retraining Program Sault College &Programs Offered A wide range of short programs is offered including academic upgrading, skill and service of Applied Arts and Applied Arts courses. Technology Two and Three-Year Diplomas Art (majors in advertising art, fabric/fibre design, Apprenticeship Program painting, pottery, printmaking). Motor vehicle mechanic. Sault Ste. Marie Two-Year Diplomas Library Early childhood education, general arts and sci- Each campus maintains a comprehensive re- ence, journalism, mental retardation counsellor. source centre where print and non-print mate- President: G. Ray Lawson rials, audio-visual equipment and private study Health Sciences carrels facilitate individual research and learn- Sault College is located in the city of Sault Ste. Two-Year Diploma ing. Marie, at the crossroads of northwestern and Nursing. southern Ontario, and serves the 19,320 square Financial Assistance mile District of Algoma. Sault College is set in a Business There is a Student Awards Office on campus at district of lakes, rivers and mountains and the Three-Year Diploma each college and university in Ontario. Student; Business administration. area is rich in natural resources. College pro- . in financial need may apply for assistance from a grams, such as geology, forestry and construc- variety of sources. tion engineering, reflect the college's concern tor Two-Year Diplomas . Full-time students may be eligible for loans the natural resources of the environment. - "Accounting, electronic data processing, execu- and/or grants under the Ontario Studont YAsis- The college aliehas strong business and arts tive secretary, finance and sales management, tance Program and the Canada Student Loans programs covering we areas of interest, from -hotel and restaurant management, legal secre-, Plan. Part-time students can apply . provincial hotel managernant to secretarial science, and tary, medical secretary. bursaries or loans. computer technalcfjyio advertising art, pottery, For further information conci6n1Ing govern- painting and printmaking. One-Year Certificate ment assistance see the introciuntory section on The Continuing Education Division of the col- Chef training. financial assistance and-Cheek with the college's lege offers a wide range of courses, not only on Student Awards Off. T V3 Student Awards the main Sault Ste. Marie campus, but also on Techfic.boll---Meoitinical/Electrical Officer will also hire-4._,Alate% o-'') any bursaries or the college's Satellite campuses at Elliot Lake, Three-Wear rtr,!omas k scholarships offe4?-1 by the college. Wawa and seventeen other locations throughout Electrical lethaology, electronics technology, the Algoma district. mecaltethn,iogy. Counselling Services The college has a strong relationship with the While specialized counselling resources exist in city of Sault Ste. Marie. Fifty percent of the col- Two-Year Diplomas the Student Services Department on each cam- lege's students, hewever, come frOrn outside the Aviation technology and pilot training, electrical pus, and health services arid class advisors are city, from all over Ontario and; Indeed, from all technician, electronics technician, mechanical available, the college maintains an open-door over Canada. To better meet the needs of these drafting technician, mechanical technician. policy which encourages a student to discuss students the college has a student residence personal problems in confidence with any teach- complex, caPable of housing 150 students. One-Year Certificates ing or adminiStrative staff member he or she Sault College graduates are welcomed Machine shop, welding and fabricating. chooses to approach. throughout Canada. In the past few Years the college has placed 95% of its graduatet in afield TechnologyEngineering and Apprentice- Student Placement Services related to their training. The college is proud of its ship (Mechanical) A full-time Placement Officer is available at each programs and of the success of rts graduates Two-Year Diplothas campus tei assist students in obtaining employ- who are employed in business and industry Architectural drafting technician, civil engineer- ment after graduation qr part-time employment. across the cotintry. ing technician;rnotive power technician. St. Lawrence College has one of the most successful placement records in the province. Enrolment 1975-78 One-Year Certif icate Full-time post-secondary1,000 Heavy equipment diesel. Living Accommodation Continuing education7,000 The college operates a complete co-ed resi- Total8,000 TechnologySC-home and Resources En- dence facility on its Cornwall Campus; institu- gineering tional residences are open to students in Campus Locations Three-Year Diploma - Brockville and Kingston. Information on accom- 443 Northern Avenue Medical laboratory technoiogy (first year only). .modation and housing lists are available on Sault Ste. Marie request. Third Year Diplomas . 550 Queen Street West Fish and wildlife technology, forest recreation Further inquiries Sault Ste. Marie technOlogy,. , For more information about the Cornwall Cam- pus programs and facilities, contact 11 Mackey Street Two7Year Diplomas .. Mr. A. W. Martin Wawa Forestry teahnIcian, geology teChnician; Indus, Registrar tdairtiemistry technician. Cornwall Campus 180 Mississauga St. Lawrence College of Applied Arts and Elliot Lake Special AdMhilietiRequiremehts Technology As previothilY-Stated; normal riquiremente for Windmill Point General Requirements for Admission admisslon`to Postl,laccindary Prograrrie at Sau Cornwall, Ontario K6H 4Z1 An Ontario Secondary -School Graduation Glob-,:7' College WiclUde thopssop.:The Eldaidef Ad- Telephone (613)933-6080 ma is the normal requirement fdr admission to, ..:misslens;'howelierietipidatee eartkielerre- all post-secondary programs at Sault College. quiremente In edditiOn tO; Ores ". part of, the Persons wishing to apply as mature students , OSSOD in the belief certain' programs iieutrernentilie: nursing :4.,two Year shotild contact the Registrar for further Informa-, . , . , ie ptions (chOtien from CherniStri, biology ptirilcii:,huntF4AKatoiTiPhlia1009Y; ofie'lr; chernietry sfrOnglY:pieferred); friei English , dits;Iviciriathernatics iiredit.t'and an interviev

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;10 ittcaglitg safes management, hotel and retau rant man- Student Placement Services Seneca College agementmathematics at year2 of the general A full-time Student Placement Officer is available Of Applied Arts and level (two credits). Mechanical technician/tech- to assist students in obtaining employment on nology, mechanical drafting technlcian, electrical graduation and also in obtaining part-time em- Technology technician/technology, electronics techni- ployment. cian/technology mathematics at year 4 of the general level (four credits) plus year 3 or year 4 Living Accommodation North York, York Region physics of the general level. Motive power tech- On-campus residences for 150 students are nician. heavy equipment diesel. machine shop, available. Rot. ning and boarding facilities are welding and fabricating mathematics at year 2 also readily available in the area. of the general level (two credits). Fish and wildlife President: W. T. Newnham technology, forest recreation te:....hnology a Further Inquiries Forest Technician Diploma from an Ontario Additionalinformation is available by contacting Seneca is one of Ontario's most progressive CAAT, or equivalent Forestry technician, geol- Registrar community colleges a multi-campus institu- ogy technician, industrial chemistry technician, Sault College of Applied Arts and tion serving Metropolitan Toronto, the Borough civil engineering technician, architectural draft- Technology of North York, and the Region of York to the north ing technician mathematics at year 4 of the P.O. Box 60 of the metropolitan area. Its student body is general level (four credits): business mathema- 443Northern Avenue drawn from an area in which One-tenth of the tics will not be accepted. Aviation technology and Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario P6A 513 province's population reskles. Other students pilot training four credits in mathematics, plus Telephone(705) 949-2050 are attracted to Seneca froM many Owls of On- year 3 or 4 physics; MOT (Ministry of Transport) tario and Canada, and front other countries Of the medical examination and 20-20 uncorrected world vision in both eyes; interview. Of Seneca Coliege's six carnpus locations, Applicants should request more detailed in- five are in the Borough of North York; the Finah formation. Campus at1750Finch Avenue East:the original Sheppard Campus location on ShepPard Av Retraining enue near Yonge Street; its Sokol of Nursing College preparatory levels and skill prerequisites (Leslie Campus) at the intersection of Sheppard are available through upgrading or academic de- Avenue and Leslie Street; the Lawrence Cam- veloprnent studies for students who lack specific pus, on Lawrence Avenue West, near Jane prerequisites. Street: and its newest location, the Dufferin

Campus, on Finch Avenue West at Dufferin. . Apprenticeship Seneca's King Campus Is loCated on a 696-acre Chef training, electrical construction, hairdress- site in York Region, about13Miles northof Metro ing, motor vehicle mechanic, plumbing, steam- Toronto, just west of Aurora The unique envi- fitting. ronment of Seneca King includes rolling hills, wooded parkfand, an operating farm, and a large Continuing Education Program A wide variety of credit and non-credit courses At Seneca's Finch Campus, the college oper- is offered in addition to supervisory and man- ates a 1:100-seat auditorium, a studio theatre, a agement courses and industrial training courses. planetarium, a year-round ice arena and a sports The former OMR P academic upgrading and centre containing a triple gyMnasium; as well as retraining courses are also offered through the other facilities available to the entire community. college. Other courses and programs can be Outdoor facilities include a fOotball/soccer field arranged if sufficient interest is shown. and tennis courts: The college's aviation and . flight technology program utilizes Buttonville air- Summer Programs port a few miles north of the Finch Campus. A wide variety of courses is offered through Nearly 100 diploma and certificate coUrses Continuing Education. and hundreds of individual subjects are available during the day or in theeVening. Full-timeday Library students may take courses in applied arts, busi- Sault College has approximately 25,000 vol- ness, coinputer studies and engineering tech- umes in its library facilities. nology programs which are augmented by additional subjects in liberal stUdies, English and inanclal Assistance communications. Last year; over 90% of Sane-, -AF there is a Student Awards Office on campus at ca's gtedUating Students found emplayment in each college and university in Ontario. Students the field in Which thel/were trained. - in financial need may apply for assistance from a Seneca has been a pioneer in mobile learning; variety of sources. the college's MILE (Mobilalritenshie Learning 7 Full-time students may be eligible for loans Experience) Offers travel ackiii Canada arid' and/or grants under the Ontario Student Assis- overseas chiring whicn students earn acadernic tance Program and the Canada Student Loans creditsi in Profeaskonal Subjects, liberal studies, Plan. Part-time students can apply for provincial English and CoMMunloitioni' bursaries or loans. Seneca College offers thifollowing pregrain For further information concerning govern- which are Unique in'OntariO:Civil engineeriN ment assistance see the introductory section on technology (marine OPtion):Coarnetics financial assistance and check with the college's electronic technOlogy_(tharineeptibp),JsleCtion Student Awards Office. The Student Awards Of- technlquel(eVionica_optIon), fire PrOtectler ficer will also have details on bursaries and an technology:coaching teChniqUei; international = emergency loan fund offered by the college. business, meeharildai teChnolOgy (marineop- tion), pharrnadatitiail Chemical technology;:re= source's engineering technology (marine option) Counselling Services . . . The college maintains a Counselling Centre staffed by two qualified counsellors to provide students with confidential assistance with their personal and academic problems. The King Campus's unique programs are a Government operations (administration, real Computer Studies college vocational program, flight services, his- property and assessment). Three-Year Diploma torical/natural interpretive services, underwater Special Admission Requirement:Year 4 credit in Computer programming and analysis. skills, visual arts, and instructor training. mathematics and English desirable. Special Admission Requirements:Year 4 credits Opportunities are available for year 5 in English and mathematics desirable. graduates, with specific credits, to complete a Government operations legal administration. three-year diploma in two years, in business, Special Admission Requirements:Year 4 En- Two-Year Diploma computer studies and engineering. glish. College questionnaire and interview. Computer programming and operations. Special Admission Requirements:Year4 credits Enrolment 1975 Coaching techniques. in English and mathematics desirable. Full-time day diploma4,650 Special Admission Requirements: Competitive Continuing education15,000 per year and teaching experience in the sport selected, Engineering Technology Occupational training2,500 per year college interview. Three-Year Diplome (Eight Semesters) Business and industrial training17,000 per General engineering technology (pre-aviation year Law enforcement. and flight technology). Conference centre4,000 per year Special Admission Requirement:College inter- Special Admission Requirements:Year 4 credits view. in mathematics and chemistry, year 3 credit in General Requirements for Admission physics. Candidates should request detailed in- The basic requirement for admission to a two or Library techniques. formation conceming entrance requirements. three-year course is successful completion of Special Admission Requirement:College inter- year 4 of any four or five-year secondary school view. Year 4 credit in English. Three-Year Diplomas program or the accumulation of 27 credits in an Chemical technology, Civil engineering technol- ungraded system. Applicants with equivalent Leadership training in visual arts. ogy (marine elective), electronic technology (in- standing to Ontario requirements will be consid- Special Admission Requirements: Portfolio and cluding communicafions and power options), ered. college interview. mechanical technology, resources engineering

Applicants who have attained the age of 19 technology (marine elective). . years on or before the date of commencement of Recreation facilities management. Special Admission Requirements:Year4 credits their program may be considered for admission Special Admission Requirement:College inter- in mathematics and chemistry, year 3 credit in as mature students following a personal interview. physics. view with the Director of Admissions. Note: Those programs with selective admission Social services. Laboratory technology (including electron mi- requirements or specific subject prerequisites Special Admission Requirements:College es- croscopy option), pharmaceutical chemistry are indicated with the extra requirements follow- say and interview. Year 4 English desirable. technology. ing the program descripfion (except for occupa- Special Admission Requirements:Year4 credits tion& training, for which complete admission re- Historical/natural interpretive services, outdoor in mathematics and chemistry, year 3 credits in quirements are shown). recreation education technician (proposed), biology and physics. parks technician (proposed). Programs Offered Special Admission Requirement:College inter- Two-Year Diplomas view. Biological laboratory techniques, life sciences Applied Arts research techniques. Three-Year Diplomas Visual arts instructor training. Special Admission Requirements:Year 4 credits Design arts (options in interior, graphics, and Special Admission Requirements:College inter- in mathematics and chemistry, year 3 credit in general design). view and portfolio presentation. biology. Special Admission Requirements:College testing and interview:credits in art, drafting or Flight services. Cartographic techniques. mathematics desirable. Special Admission Requirements:College inter- Special Admission Requirements:Year 4 credit view. Credits in French desirable. in mathematics, physics and chemistry desir- Fashion arts (options in fabric, fashion and visual able. Satisfactory stereoscopic vision and proof merchandising, production/design men and Three-Year Diploma of no colour blindness. youths, women and girls). Recreation facilities College vocational program. administration. Special Admission Requirements:Candidates Civil engineering techniques, electronic Special Admission Requirement: College inter- must have successfully completed a three-year techniques (Including communications and avi- view. high school vocational program, be recom- onics option), mechanical techniques, re- mended by the principal and staff, and be age 17 sources engineering techniques. Two-Year Diplomas during the first year of the course. Special Admission Requirements:Year 4 credit Applied communications (options in print media in mathematics, year 3 physics and year 4 En- and broadcasting). Business glish desirable. Special Admission Requirements:Year 4 credit Three-Year Diplomas in English. Accounting and finance, business administra- Chemical techniques (with Industrial and pollution, international business, marketing adminis- tion control electives). Audio-visual techniques. tration, tourist industry administration. Special Admission Requirements: Year4 cred Special Admission Requirements: Drafting. En- Special Admission Requirement:Year 4 English in mathematics, chemistry and year 3 physics. glish, electronics desirable. College question- and mathematics credits desirable. naire. Industrial diving techtilqUes (proposed). Two-Year Diplomas Special Admission Requirements:Year 4 Cosmetics sales. Accounting, general business, marketing. mathematics and chemistry, year 3 physics. Pre7 Special Admission Requirement: College inter- Special Admission Requirements:Year 4 credits ference will be given to experienced dive* Col,,, view. in English and mathematics desirable. lege intetview.

Early childhood education. Secretary (executive, legal, medical). One-Year Certlecite Special Admission Requirements:College ques- Special Admission Requirement:Year4 English, Underwater skills. tionnaire and interview, tuberculin test and chest Special Admission Requirements: Year 4 x-ray. Credits in English desirable. One-Year Certificates mathematics and chemistry, year 3 physics. Medical dicta-typist. Preference will be given to experienced divers. Fashion merchandising. Special Admission Requirements:Minimum typ- College intervipw. Special Admission Requirements:College inter- ing speed 45 wpm and year 4 English. view, Cosmetics sales. Special Admission Requirement:College interview. Health Sciences Commercial accountancy. Further Inquiries Two-Year Diploma Admission Requirements:Year 2. Demonstrated Additional information is available by contacting Nursing. aptitude for accounting. the college This two-year program leads to an award of a Finch Campus Diploma in Nursing and, upon successful com- Clerk typist. Admissions Office pletion of the examination set by the College of Admission Requirements: Year 2. Typing skill 1750 Finch Avenue East Nurses, certification as a registered nurse. preferred. Wiilowdale, Ontario M2N 517 Special Admission Requirements:Ontario Sec- Telephone (416)491-5050 ext. 339 or 340 ondary School Graduation Diploma which must Commercial stenographic year 2. bookkeep- include a minimum of year 2 mathematics and at ing and business machines. King Campus least two of the following senior level sciences Admission Requirements:Year 2. Demonstrated Admissions Office chemistry. biolbgy, physics. Chemistry and biol- aptitude for bookkeeping. Dufferin Street North ogy is the recommended combination. Year 4 R.R. 3 English is desirable. College questionnaire and Typing, general office. King City, Ontario LOG 1K0 interview. Admission Requirements:Clerical experience, Telephone (416)884-9901 fluency in English, both written and oral. One-Year Certificate Shepp,.. d Campus Dental assistant. Library Admissic isOffice Special Admission Requirements:College inter- Each campus has excellent library facilities. The 42 Shepp sd Avenue East view. 8 ioiogy and chemistry at the senior level total collection includes 70,000 books, 1,100 Willowdale, Ontario M2V 2Z8 desirable. films, numerous periodicals and audio-visual Telephone (416)223-9661 hardware. Continuing Education Lawrence campus Diploma level study and certificates, special in- Financial Assistance Admissions Office terest subiects, and college preparatory coursesThere is a Student Awards Office on campus at 1750 Lawrence Avenue West are offered. each college and university in Ontario. Students Toronto, Ontario M6L 1C7 in financial need may apply for assistance from a Telephone (416)249-3381 Diplomas variety of sources. Accounting and finance, business computer Full-time students may be eligible for loans Leslie Campus (Nursing) studies, early childhood education, fashion mer- and/or grants under the Ontario Student Assis- Admissions Office chandising, law enforcement (law enforcement tance Prograand the Canada Student Loans 1255 Sheppard Avenue East personnel only). library techniques, marketing, Plan. Part-time students can apply for provincial Willowdale, Ontario M2K 1E2 municipal clerks and treasurers, rehabilita- bursaries or loans. Telephone (416)494-8900 tion/counselling, social services. For further information concerning government assistance see the introductory section on Dufferin Campus Admissions Office Certificates . financial assistance and check with the college's Accounting, building environment (options in de- Student Awards Office. The Student Awards 1000 Finch Avenue West sign and systems), business, computer pro- Officer will also have details of any bursaries or Downsview, Ontario M3J 2V5 gramming/operations. credit management, elec- scholarships offered by the college. Telephone (416)661-6010 tron microscopy, fire safety, law enforcement, marketing, medical dicta-typist, pesticides (op- Counselling Services tions in land and structural), secretary (options in Counselfing centres are located at all campuses legal, executive, medical). welding. with staff available in the day and some evenings to provide students with confidential assistance Occupational Training in career planning, admission information, pro- College preparatory program Semester 2. gram selection and personal matters. Admission Requirement: Year 2 completed. Student Placement Service College preparatory program Semester 1. A Placement Office is located at the Finch Cam- Admission Requirement: Grade 8 completed. pus for all students, where assistance is offered in obtaining employment for prospective Electronics radio. TV servicing. graduates and part-time work for registered stu- Admission Requirements: Year 2 (year 4 dents, On-site recruitment by prospective em- graduate preferred). ployers is arranged each January and February for graduating students. Electrical distribution sales, Admission Requirements: Year 2. Desirable Living Accommodation background science, technology and trades, A housing registry is maintained on each cam- experience, drafting and electricity. pus. Leslie Campus has a nurses' residence ((unused rooms may be rented by students of English as a second language. other campuses). For information on the Leslie Admission Requirements:18 years of age. residence, telephone the Leslie Campus. Canadian citizenship or landed immigrant status. Sports Machine shop. A comprehensive varsity and intramural sports Admission Requirement: Year 2. program is offered for all students at each campus. Commercial clerical. Admission Requirement: Grade 8.

Commercial refresher. Admission Requirements:Completion of a full commercial course and relevant experience. 54

Sheridan College General Requirements for Admission Applied Science and Technology of Applied Arts and Students wishing to enrol in one, two or three- Three-YearDiploma year programs at Sheridan College must have a Engineering technology (options in chemical, Technology secondary school graduation diploma. Appli- electrical/electronic, and mechanical engineer- cants who are 19 years of age on or before the ing). date of commencement of the program will be Special Adr.iission Requirements:Applicants considered for admission as mature students. Oakville are required to have senior level chemistry and = Many programs have special requirements in physics, as well as fourth year level math. addition to those outlined above. Prerequisite subjects, aptitudes, portfolio assessment or an Two-YearDiplomas President:John M. Porter evaluation of talent through a personal interview Technician programs in civil construction, elec- may be required for admission to some college tronics, engineering drafting, chemical labora- Opened in 1967. Sheridan serves the two grow- programs. tory, mechanical. ing regional municipalities of Halton and Peel, Special Admission Requirements:Applicants to immediately west of Metro Toronto. Sheridan Campus Locations the chemical laboratory program are required b stresses the preparation of students for employ- Oakville Main Campus have standing in year 4 mathematics and ment in their field of study whether it be business, Trafalgar Road chemistry. Engineering drafting, civil construc- technology, health sciences, arts or services. Oakville, Ontario L6H 2L1 tion, electronics and mechanical technician - While in many ways Sheridan's development programs require applicants to have year4 math. has paralleled that of Ontario's other colleges, it Brampton Campus has at the same time attained several unique 98 Church Street East One-Year Certificates aspects, such as the School of Design in Missis- Brampton, Ontario L6V 1G6 Animal care, home applicance service lechni- suaga the only crafts school in Ontario, and (After January 1977, cian. the Heavy Equipment School in Milton the Steeles Avenue West only one of its kind in the province. Brarnpton, Ontario) Liberal and General Studies Sheridan makes available more than 70 pro- Two-Year Diploma grams in 11 different areas or divisions, for all Lorne Park Campus General arts and science (liberal studies elec- persons of all ages_ Part-time students are wel- School of Design tive). come, whether their reason for registering Is to 1460 South Sheridan Way accumulate credits toward a diploma or simply to Mississauga, Ontario 15H 1V Visual Arta explore an area of interest. Part-time students Two-Year Diploma are also invited to register in courses offered at Credit Valley Campus Illustration. Sheridan during the day. School of Nursing The college now has eight campuses four 2186 Hurontario Street One-Year Certificates serving full-time day students and four Commun- Mississauga, Ontario 156 1M9 Art fundamentals, art resources. ity Services Campuses. The Community Ser- vices Campuses offer a wide variety of full-time Oakville South Campus Special Programs and part-lime interest and credit courses, includ- 216 Lakeshore Road East Unique are garden centre merchandising, ani- ing management development and training. Oakville, OntarioL6J 1H8 mal care, illustration, art resources, and art fun- retraining and continuing education. damentals a one-year certificate program for Sheridan has continued to expand its facilities Milton Campus students with no formal art background. and last spring added a new, multi-purpose ex- Heavy Equipment School tension at the Oakville Campus. The extension R.R.3 Oakville Campus houses the Office of the Registrar, student ser- Milton, Ontario 19T 2X7 vices. student awards, a fully-equipped TV Applied Arts studio. and Sheridan Hall, which has a seating Burlington Campus Two-Year Diplomas capacity of 500. 2289 Fairview Avenue Athletic training and management, Canadian The first phase of the new Brampton Campus, Burlington. Ontario L7R 2E3 nanny, community planning, correctional worker, located on 101 acres at the southeast corner of early childhood education (Montessori or nur- McLaughlin Road and Steeles Avenue West, is Mississauga Campus sery option), general arts and science (elective in scheduled to open in January 1977. at which time 1 Port Street East children:our challenge), institutional manage- all programs currently offered at the Church Mississauga, Ontario L5G 4N1 ment, instructional techniques (audio-visitar Street Campus in Brampton will be transferred to techniques, instructional assietant), library''. . the new development. Prograrne Offered techniques, ltirani techniques for health set- Students will find thenewcampus easily ac- once, research techniques; retail management cessible by Sheridan's own bus lines, publifo bus Branipton Cnpu arts, security and law enforcement, social ser- and GO train. It is seven miles north along High- vice worker, transportation planning; way 10 frpm the City Centre of Mississateqa airrl ArPpilled Arts about two miles south of the existing Brampton Two--Year Diplomas One-YearCertificatas Campus. Early childhood daucatkon, general arts and sci- Family day care (mature women), modelling, The Brarnpton Campus offers programs in ence (children:our challenge), retail manage- travel counsellor.. technology, applied arts, visual arts and tousi- ment ans. ness and secretarial studies. Applied Science and Tecnnology . One-YearCod/Made Engineering technology (first year 0910- Enrolment 1975-76 Travel counsellor, Full-time3,920 Buslneai and.Sacratarial Studies

Parttime day 179 Applied Arta, Businiess and Secretarial Three-Year DiPlorna.'1:- : Studies Continuing education17,895 BUstneas administration. (options in accounting. Management development and training 11,833 riMe-Yeisr DieMina and financernanegernent corporate admInistra-,., Retraining2,344 Butifieria firlalinistration. tion, Sales end marketing management !raffia: Total36,171 management and distribtition, secretarial sci- Two-Year Diploma once).. Business, hotel and restaurant administration, secretarial (executive, medical, legal options). One-Year Certificates Garden centre merchandising, intensivesecre- tarial. L'epi

`;,. Two-Year Diplomas Three-Year Diplomas Lorne Park Campus Business (accounting, sales and marketing, ad- Applied photography, fashion technique and de- Special Program ministration and retail management), secretarial sign (options in dress design, knit design, theat- Three-year crafts and design with studio options (options in executive, legal, medical, word pro- rical crafts and design). in metals, ceramics, glass, design, wood, and cessing). Special Admission Requirements:Visual arts fabrics (printing and weaving). students are usually required to have formal art One-Year Certificates training in secondary school or are required to Community Services Business retailing. intensive secretarial. submit a portfolio for assessment or have an The aims of Commun ity Services are to make the evaluation of talent through a personal interview. human and physical resources of the college Communications For dress or knit design options, some creative available to as many people in the community as Direct entry into second year of yournalism or talent and an art or craft background is advised. possible and to work with other community advertising is offered to university students who For theatrical crafts and design, successful com- groups toward desirable social and educational have completed at least one year of a B.A. pletion of one year at Sheridan College or any goals. To meet these aims Community Services COLUSB. post-secondary institution in creative art, fash- has three divisions:Continuing Education, Man- ion, drama or stagecraft is required. agement Development and Training, and Two-Year Diplomas Retraining. Advertising, journalism. One-Year Certificate Continuing education offers a wide variety of Special Admission Requirements:Students Art resources. credit and special interest courses, as well as should have standing in year 4 English or be workshops and seminars, at the four regular day- above average in English expression. Each Special Third Year Programs time campusei. In addition, there are special applicant is required to submit a 200-300 vioro Applied photography, fashion technique and Continuing Education Campuses to meet the written sample (details provided when applica- design. needs of people in Burlington, Oakville South tion received). and Mississauga. Credit courses may lead to the Special Programs granting of certificates and/or diplomas. Computer Studies Animation, a three-year program, is the only The Management Development and Training Three-Year Diplomas one of its kind in North America. Art resources is Division offers avariety of courses and programs Business computer systems, computer science a special certificate program for students unable to business, industry, education. eetiociations, technology. to attend college on a regular full-time day study etc. in the Peel and Halton regions. Courses are basis. Art education, a three year co-operative offered in the Management &Isaias Program, the Two-Year Diploma program between Sheridan and Erindale Col- Training in Business and industry Program, the Electronic data processing. lege (University of Toronto), provides students Canada Manpower Industrial Training Program with academic background and practical training or regular college courses and specially devel- English and Media Studies necessary for teaching art in Ontario schools; oped coursei to meet the student need in the Two-Year Diploma graduates receive a Bachelor of Arts degree community. Courses are conducted days, even- Media arts (electives in cartooning and graphic from Erindale and a diploma from Sheridan. ings or weekends, in the college, in the employ- story arts, music theatre, theatre). Programs in Canadian nanny and part-time famer's place of business or in some special location Special Admission Requirements: Personal in- ily day care are offered through the School of required bythe course. A wide variety of courses terviews are advisable. For admission to media Applied and Liberal Studies. Also unique at Oak- are conducted to meet individual needs, to up- arts and cartooning/graphic story arts, appli- ville are the two-year athletic training and man- grade and improve job skills, management skills cants must present a portfolio of work for agement program, media arts (cartooning, or technical understanding. The costs of these assessment; auditions are required for music theatre and music theatre electives), fashion courses may be shared by the employer, em- theatre and theatre electives. technique and design (options in knits, dress and ployee and the college orsubsidized by the Prov- theatrical crafts and design), and institutional ince of Ontario or in some cases totally funded One-Year Certificates management. through Canada Manpower plans for industrial Media fundamentals, performance studies fun- training. Many of the courses carry S heridan Col- damental year. Mississauga Campus School of Design lege credit toward a Management Studies Cer- Three-Year Diploma tificate or other Sheridan College certificates Uberal and General Studies Crafts and design (studio options in design, and diplomas. Two-Year Diploma ceramics, fabrics, fumiture, glass, jewelry and Generally speaking, the main objective of the General arts and science (liberal studies elec- metal). Retraining Division is to offer programs which tive). Special Admission Requirements: Applicants provide students with skills that will Mlow them to must submK z portfolio and have a personal in- gain employment, or that will improve their Visual Arts terview. academic background so they will be able to Three-Year Co-operative Degree /Diploma pursue further studies at a higher level. MoSt of- Art education offered in conjunction with Erindale Credit Valley Campus the programs are at the secondary level and are College (University of Toronto). Two-Year Diploma (six-semesters) supported by the Federal Department of Man- Special Admission Requirernents: Applicants Nursing. power and Immigration. Individuals who are re- must meet admission requirements at Erindale Special Admission Requ irements: Ontario Sec- ferred to the college by Manpower Centres have College acceptable year 5 standing, and at ondary School GradUation Diploma with Iwo sci- their fees paid by this agency and, in many Sheridan presentation of a portfolio showing ence courses at the senior level of study (year 3 case% a living allowance is provided. Interested artistic interest and potential. Graduates receive or above) in chemistry, physics or biology. An individuals should contact their local Canada a BA from Erindale (Completion of 10 credits) interview is also required to determine the suita- Manpower office for details. Those who do not and a diploma (five credits) from Sheridan. One bility of the applicant for the program. qualify for manpower assistance to take these further year at an Ontarb faculty of education programs can apply to the college to be accepted provides a Type B Teaching Certificate. One-Year Certificates on a fee-paying basis. The division does offer Modelling, travel counsellor. programs which are not supported by federal funds and also offers programs at the post- Milton Campus secondary level. The Oakville South Campus One-Year Certificate offers a variety of commercial Couises in typing, Heavy equipment construction techniques. stenography and accounting, in addition to En- glish as a second language, academic upgrading Special Program and quality control. At Milton, the Heavy Equip- Post-secondary program in heavy equipment ment School has programs In heavy equipment construction techniques (options in heavy operator, heavy duty equipment mechanic, equipment operator, heavy equipment operator pipeline welder. and sideboom operator. At and serviceman, parts co-ordinator, project Brampton and Mississauga there are programs office manager). in English as a second language. erldanCàUige

Library Sports SW-Sandfcird Fleming The college libraries offer a rapidly expanding A portion of the student activity fee paid at the selection of modem texts, periodicals, and time of registration supports the athletic pro- College:Of:APPlied Arts audio-visual material. The libraries at the Oak- grams o tiered at various on and off-campus loca- and. TeChnOlOgy.:. ville Campus.include a business and general tions. The college's rapidly expanding Athletic collection in the main library, an extensive art and Recreation Department is divided into three collection in the School of Visual Arts, and re- distinct areas:varsity sports, intramural sports, source centres in the Schools of Applied and and recreational services and leisure time ac- Peterborough Liberal Studies and Business and Secretarial tivities. Sheridan operates its own exercise room Studies. Brampton's library serves technology and sauna, tennis courts and track and field. and science students and the library at the A multi-purpose sports complex including a Presicleni: O. F1. Sutherland School of Design in Mississauga carries a variety small gymnasium will enhance sports and leisure of materials for design and crafts students. time activity at the new campus in Brampton. A Unique to each library is a Career Information Although best known provincially for its forestry full complement of sports is being planned for and other natural resources programs, Sir Centre. students at all levels from varsity and intramural Sandford Fleming College has several others of to recreational clubs and instructional programs. Financiai Assistance unique interest to both students and empleYers, There is a Student Awards Office on campus at Additional Costs including electro-mechanical technology, tourisrd and tianeCortation; recreational:: each college and university in Ontario. Students The estimated cost of books, supplies and in- vehicles-marina management, and fine äitS in financial need may apply for assistance from a strirnents for the academic year varies from $10 variety of Sources. ministration:: -:" to $1,500, depending on the type of program. Sir Sandford Fleming College IS boated in the Full-time students may be eligible for bans Plaase consult the college calendar or phone for heart of the Kawartha Lakes region, with carri-r.i, and/or grants under the Ontario Student Assis- more information. tance Program and the Canada Student Loans puses in Peterborough, UndsayandColiOurg,in Plan. Part-time students can apply for provincial Further Inquiries addition to a summer campus overlooking heicr Lake in ilaliburton Village; Which-is-the home of bursaries or loans. Please contact For further inforrnation concerning govern- Registrar or Information Services the HalIburton School of Fine Arts. TheNetural ment assistance see the introdtictory section on Resources Division is lOcated on the yndsaY::,:. Sheridan College of Applied Arts and Campus. financial assistance and check with the college's Technology While it is not the iaigest college in terms Of Student Awards Office. The Student Awards Of- Trafalgar Road ficer will also haVe details of any bursaries or Oakville, Ontario L6H 2L1 total enrolment, Sir Sandford Fleming attracts a larger percentage of students from its population scholarships offered by the College. Sheridan Telephone base than anyother Ontario college, and places presents awards and prizes to students in recog- (416)845-9430 (Oakville) nition of outstanding academic achievement. heaVy emphasis on laboratory work, field place- (416)362-5861 (Toronto) merit, and co-operative training Most of theie awards are donated by business (416)632-7081 (Burlington) and industry. Students are automatically consid- Enrolment 1975-76 ered for these awards and do not have to apply. Day programs 2,112 Counselling Services Continuing education 8,752 Tota110,864 Full-time professional counsellors are employed by the college to assist prospective and curient Programs Offered students with career planning, academic concerns, personal and other matters. Confidential discussions can be arranged by calling the Peterborough Campus Counselling Office at the Brampton, Oakville, Business Mississauga or Credit Valley Campuses. Three-Year Diplomas Student Placement Business administration (business computer systems, financial management, Marketing The Student Placeinent Service at Sheridan Col- management, and Oeneral options). TourisM lege arranges to publicize widely the availability of Sheridan graduates to prospective employers, and transportation (stresses a broad understan and to inform students of full-time, part-time, and ing and developmental view of the total field of. travel and tourist induStry). . summer employment opportunities. On-campus interviews are held in late January and early Admission Requirements: Year 4 of an Onterie,:' February. Literature relating to employment. seCondaryschool honour graduation *gram ,! with Eriglish (yeaiA) and mathematics (yeais 3 such as employers literature or advice on how to and 4):Applicants with anOSSC3D and out,staii, job hunt and how to prepare for an interview, is ing sticcess In English and inathematiCs may available from the Placement Office. also be 'considered:Out-of-province and 0:1Ettur Accommodation students Will becensidered on. their Me The Credit Valley Campus in Mississauga pro- (testing may be required). Students With' an vides student housing. Although housing Is con- OSSHGb may enter the secOnd Year ot the businese administration program uPon success, sidered to be primarily the students' responsbil- ity, the college assists by maintaining a housing tul CompletiOn Of fre-admissien coon* Offered; registry which lists suitable housing in private during a four7Weeleperiod In AugUst.-, homes or apartments in the college campus area. The registry also contains maps, transpor- Businese studlek (accounting; data tation schedules, and other information which will be of use to students in their search for ac- .., marketing; rnerChithdISIng, general britions).'-rti , creational Vehlateti;Maiina managernent cornmodation. bining busineseandinechanIcal atpectS-Of the'=' indUstrYr.iiiiiiretailal arta (speCiallatiOni In executive, legal;'thed. if;. technical): Admission,Ftequiremenz:OSSGD with standi in year 4 rriathetriatitS:OUt-ot-Orpviriciehd:',:: -matUre ihidentsivitl beConsidered on theft' merits (testing May bereqUired).'tvlathern' 58 not reqUired far secretarial pi One-Year Certificate Two-Year Diplomas Library Retailing (development of merchandising and Farm management, fish and wildlife technician, The library has facilities at each of the campus selling skills leading to careers in the various forest technician, general arts and science, locations. It holds a total collection of 550 period- functional areas of a retail operation). geological technician, heavy equipment techni- icals and over 18,000 volumes. Admission Requirements: OSSGD or mature cian. student status. Admission Requirements: OSSGD from any Financial Assistance program with mathematics and English. There is a Student Awards Office on campus at Secretarial (executive, legal, medical, scientific). each college and university in Ontario. Students Admission Requirements: OSSGD with 50 wpm Haliburton School of Fine Arts in financial need may apply for assistance from a typing and 80 wpm shorthand. For registration and information please write to variety of sources. the Haliburton School of Fine Arts, P.O. Box 339, Full-time students may be eligible for loans General and Applied Arts Haliburton, Ontario KOM 1SO. and/or grants under the Ontario Student Assis- Three-Year Diploma tance Program and the Canada Student Loans Art conservation techniques. Brealey Campus Plan. Part-time students can apply for provincial Admission Requirements:OSSGD or equivalent bursaries or loans. or mature student status. Secondary school Health Sciences For further information concerning govern- background in chemistry or art. The applicants Two-Year Diploma ment assistance see the introductory section on will be tested for manual dexterity and colour Nursing. financial assistance and check with the college's perception. The nursing program is planned over a two-year Student Awards Office. The Student Awards period. Graduates can qualify for registered Officer will also have details of any bursaries or Two-Year Diplomas nurse certification in the province of Ontario. scholarships offered by the college. . Early childhood education, educational re- Trends in health care provided in acute care sources technician, fine arts administration, settings and extended care facilities are reflected Counselling Services general arts and science, home economics, law throughout the program, concurrent with nursing The college maintains a full-time Counselling and security administration, recreation leader- theory. Clinical assignment is provided in a Centre with qualified counsellors to provide stu- ship, social services. n umber of community agencies, as well as in the dents with confidential assistance in their per- Admission Requirements: OSSGD. Mature stu- acute care settings of general hospitals. sonal problems. dents will be considered on their merits (testing Graduates of this program are prepared to may be required). Interview, age and physical practice nursing in first level staff nurse positions, Student Placement Services requirements are considered for some forwhich the basic requirement is certification as A full-time Student Placement Officer is available programs. a registered nurse. to assist students in obtaining employment on Further information should be requested from graduation and also in obtaining part-time em- Technical the Nursing Division, Sir Sandford Fleming Col- ployment. Three-Year Diplomas lege, Brealey Campus, Peterborough, Ontario Civil, electro-mechanical and electronic (compu- K9J 7131. Living Accommodation ter) technology. Residence accommodation is not available at Admission Requirements: OSSHGD or equiva- Programs Considered for 1976-77 the college. However, room and board facilities lent, with credits in mathematics, English and Drilling and blasting techniques, lumber grader are available in the area physics or chemistry. Students with an OSSGD. millwright, resource survey technician, sawyer, with crec in mathematics, English and physics taxidermy. Further Inquiries or chemisiry will be considered on an individual For further information on admission require- basis. Students with an OSSHGD. with year 5 Continuing Education ments and programs offered, please contact calculus, English, physics, and chemistry may Sir Sandford Fleming College has comprehen- Registrar enter the second year of the program. This may sive continuing education programs in applied Sir Sandford Fleming College of Applied Arts and be conditional on successful completion of a arts, business and technical areas. Not only do Technology one-week pre-admission course in August. these programs lead to diplomas or certificates Brealey Drive at levels similar to the day-time programs, but Peterborough, Ontario K9J 7B1 Two-Year Diplomas they also provide an important contribution to the Telephone (705) 743-5610 Audio-visual, construction engineering, electri- professional development of the student's cal, electronics, engineering drafting, laboratory, career. Information on student financial assistance may manufacturing (industrial engineering and Many non-credit subjects of general interest to be obtained from mechanical options), photographic sales, tech- the community are offered in Peterborough, Student Awards Officer nician programs. Lindsay and Cobourg. Fine arts courses are Sir Sandford Fleming College of Applied Arts and Admission Requirements: OSSGD with English, offered from October to June. The Haliburton Technology mathematics and a science. School of Fine Arts is held in July and August of Brealey Drive each year. Peterborough, Ontario K9J 781 One-Year Certificates Inquiries should be directed to the Continuing Industrial maintenance mechanic, materials test- Education Division, Sir Sanford Fleming College, ing technician, technical assistant programs. Peterborough, Ontario K9J 7B1. Telephone Admission Requirements: OSSGD with English, (705) 743-5624 ext. 40. mathematics and a science. All applicants are treated on an individual basis, so that students in Retraining Division special circumstances will be considered. The Retraining Division maintains the emphasis on the individual student. The academic upgrad- Undsay Campus ing program and commercial training programs are presented in individual learning packages. Natural Resources This allows the student to begin a program on Three-Year Diploma any day that the college is open and to progress Thematic cartography. at his or her own rate. Admission Requirements: OSSGD with year 4 The Division offers a variety of programs such mathematics and English. as: a)basic training for skill development from Fish and wildlife technology, forest recreation semi-literacy to college entry; technology, forest technology, geological tech-b)commercial training accounting, clerical, nology. clerk-typist, dicta-typist, refresher, stenographic, Admission Requirements: Appropriate techni- teller-cashier: cian diploma. c)technicalgeneral carpentry, industrial orientation, machine shop, marine and small powered equipment mechanics, welder fitter. - - Industry and government Work together . in Ontario to- prbvide apprenticeShip training for those Who wish VI Make .a _ . career in.theskilledttaded:Apprentic" ship is a Systemati.C. orObra0of.tiaihin` on ffieit0 wig! th(?-00,s1fOorif kr . tO Provide an 4piireiriti3O*0,0e3n* Sary skills tO 4)004 al journeyman Under-the direction ,O1. a joUrne apprentice, becomes famillifii: ent materf s;: bOIS;; ilhcjpleS' techniques tiCetirrokiPe"r_ :10;c. years. Dunn .104.1lifikOn apprenf tce is contracted to an employer who ensure that prOPiiiinirLio:POP'KS 0 prentice'g oblidation istodo the "O well "as'POitibt While leaMiri in:entice earns, r y a rateof PaYlkial_inareases'as morpskilt and eiperjerike aifeACcjUired:Th# exal rate Of peOgres0Oli Varies; bUf generall starts at a mininiurn of 40% of a joUr. neyman'iWa

Entrah4 ttrenien ., Apprenticeshiflrauning us available in more than' 300construCtiohrnotive ._ power,'66eVi0;*nd.iMpetrial trades' is open ta any iiithidiWorrianlOYeare age or OetwhOJifi.4sleally,fit an some e 4P019n at theelementary a preferably .tat_Ai.cf most trades 1.0**1154tOrfal.fe*iiiitir! is year2 81 Oquuvaeflt, putip,09614

rninOurr!0,6 -taken at night scht,bI Mse correspondence AntnalSy,;(ir 14:70 c4i10',14t4Onf ,_41,606011041140.k. an aPOri* 46' ttrainiri j."- ". . Tf-.7513

School Credits In-School Training Allowance Secondary and post-secondary school All costs associated with classroom in- students normally receive a 50-hour time struction are paid by the federal and reduction from each apprenticeship provincial governments. These include- period for each academic grade level tuition fees, transportation costs (to and achieved beyond the apprenticeship en- from school at the beginning and end of try level:Students may receive addi- each course), and a weekly allowance to tional 50-hour credits for each trade cover food, accommodation, and other subject credit (110-120 scheduled class- expenses during the school session. room hours) achieved beyond the entry These allowances are changed periodi- level. Exceptions are noted in the School cally in relation to the cost of living index. Credits section in Trade Descriptions which follows on pages 62-64. Certification Special tests and interviews for older Upon successful completion of training

workers without year 2 standing who and trade examinations (with a mark of . wish to participate in an apprenticeship 60% or higher), an apprentice will re-- program are available through the In- ceive a Certificate of Apprenticeship. dustrial Training Branch (IM) at the This document verifieS that-the trade Ministry of Colleges and Universities. skills of the' holder meet Ontario stan- These tests help the counsellors at the dards. In some trades a Mark of 70% or... ITB to advise the worker about trades higher qualifies the apprentice kir an best suited to his or her experience and Interprovincial Red Seal. The Red Seal interests. indicates that the holder's trade qualifications are acceptable across Canada:, Classroom Instruction In Ohtario there are two kinds Of There are generally two or more in- regulated trades: (1) those with coMpul- school sessions or programs associated sory certification, which means that Only, with apprenticeshipa basic program journeymeh hofcling a Certificate of Qual- during the first period of the contract, ification, registered apprentices, and possibly an intermediate program, and those who areexempted from the .tegu- finally an advanced one toward the end lations can wotk at the trade and.(2) of the total apprenticeship. These ses- those with vokintary certification, Which sions are arranged by the Ministry of means that it is up to the workers Wheth-7 Colleges and Universities and are taken er they wish to qualify for a CertifiCate o at the nearest college of applied arts and Qualificatiori. A Certificate of Oualifica, technology offering them. tion indiCates that the holder imaSes.sesl.. In the trades of baker, barber, chef and certain defined skills and knowledde hairdresser, the apprentice is assigned and is capable of:using then in prac- to a course of training at a community tical work situations. college immediately on registration of Holders of Certificates Of ApPrentice. the contract or as soon as possible ship qUalify for Certificates of Quaiifica-, thereafter. tion Without fUither examination, liff, In order to find the prograrris offered at trades where they are, available: TO the various community colleges for ap-: cornpulsory Certificate of quafifiCatiO prenticeship, check the CAAT chart (see must be renewed eVery second Oar:- page 14 ) or the program listings under The voluntary certificate does hititi:e7. the individual colleges. quire renewal. rt...s!.:.::r.4-,..;....22: 4.; TheSkIIIdTrades , Becoming an Apptentice For further inforrhation on any aspect The First Step of OntariO's apprenticeship program,

-If you are interested in becoming an write to apprentice, contact the Industrial Train- Industrial Training Branch 'ing Branch at any one of the district Ministry of Colleges and Universities roffices listed at the end of this section Mowat Block, Queen's Park and arrange for an interview with a Toronto, Ontarib_ M7A 1C2 counsellor. During the interview, your or telephohe your local IndustrialTrain- counsellor will be interested in your edu- ing Branch counsellor at cational background, health, plans, ap- Barrie (705) 728-1951 Iitudes and interests. Belleville1613) 968-8671 The counsellor will help you to find the Brantford (519) 756-51 97 right trade to match your capabilities and Brockville (613)842-9447 inclinations by outlining the various Chatham (519) 352-2800 P:career prospectS, wages, working condi- Cornwall(613) 933=1080 ext: 253 tidhs and other factors for your consider- Guelph (519) 821-3770 ation. You will also be advised, of Hamilton (416) 527-9105 course, of your eligibility for employment Hawkesbury (613) 632-2759 as an apprentice. Kenora (807) 468-3128 Kingston (613) 544-5400 The Second Step Kitchenëe-Waterloo (519) 884-5460 When you are approved as eligible for London,(519) 453-7190 apprenticeship training by the industrial North Bay" (705)474-5509 Training Branch, the next step is to find Oshawa (416) 576-0171 an employer who will agree toundertake Ottawa (613) 731-7100 your training. Many employers recog- Owen Sound (519) 37675790

-size that apprenticesip training is a wise Pembroke (613) 7351041 investment in the development of skilled Peterborough (705) 743-4172 manpower. St. Catharines (416) 682-4313 Your counsellor at the ITB or at the _Sarnia (519) 542-7751 local Canada Manpower Centre will be Sault Ste..Marie (705) 949-3331 able to tell you which firms have open- Stoney Creek (416) 664-5116 ings in a particular trade. Business Stratford (519)273-1520 agents of local unions connected with a Sudbury (705) 560-3440 trade can be very helpful and shoUld be Thunder Bay (807)475-1605 consulted regarding apprentice Tirnmins (705) 235-3644 openings. Toronto (416) 965-4211 Windsor (519) 254-8654 Registration When yOU have found employment as an apprentice, you and your employer will sign a contract specifying conditions of employment suCh as hours of work, . wagesto be paid, and overtime rules. If you are under 18, a parent orguardian must also sign. Your contract is then registered with the Industrial Training Branch, and you are on your way. Counselling During your training period, district (TB -counsellors will call on you and your employer to ensure that your training program, rates of pay and working condi-

,tions are satisfactory. Trade Descriptions Barber Electrician (Domestic and Rural) Educational requirement Educational requirement Year 1 or equivalent. Year 2 or equivalent.

Length of program Length of program 3 periods of 1,500 hours each. 4 periods of 1,800 hours each. This section describes 15 regulated trades where certification is compulsory. For each trade Credits for academic achievement Credits for academic achievement the educational requirements, length of the pro- See page 60 School Credits. gram, credits for academic achievement, Related courses can qualify the applicant for credit in the apprenticeship program. Credits for minimum wages and duties are outlined. For Minimum wages secondary school subjects will be determined information about regulated trades with volun- 50, 70 and 90 per cent ofjourneyman's wage per when the applicant is interviewed for apprentice tary certification and a partial listing of non- period. ship. regulated trades see the brochure entitled Train- ing for the Skilled Trades, obtainable from the Duties Minimum wages local Industrial Training Branch offices listed on To cut, trim, tint, bleach, dye hair; to shampoo 40,50, 60 and 70 per cent of jou rneyman's wage page 61 or from the hair and scalp; give hair and scalp treatments or per period. Information Resources Branch facial massages; to clean or dress artificial hair Ministry of Colleges and Universities pieces; shape, colour or treat eyebrows or eye- Duties Mowat Block, Queen's Park lashes, curl or wave hair, comb or brush hair; to To perform the work of an electrician in the. Toronto. Ontario M7A 1B9 shave or trim beards or moustaches, and per- Telephone (416)965-6134 construction, erection, repair, remodelling or al- form any other operation with respectto dressing teration of houses, multiple dwelling buildings. hair to obtain an intended effect or particular Alignment and Brakes Mechanic containing six or fewer dwellings, or buildings or style; to represent oneself to the public as a structures used for farming; to perform main- Educational requirement barber only. Year 2 or equivalent. tenance to electrical equipment in houses, multiple dwelling buildings containing six or fewer ' Other information dwellings, or farms. Length of program A person may also become a barber by register- 3 periods of 1,800 hours each. ing with a licensed private school and paying the' Fuel and Electrical Systems Mechanic tuition fee. The satisfactory completion of 1,200 Educational requirement Credits for academic achievement hours of training and instruction makes one Year 2 or equivalent. Related courses can qualify the applicant for eligible to write the departmental examination credit in the apprenticeship program. Credits for and if successful, to receive an Interim Certificate Length of program secondary school subjects will be determined of Qualification. The candidate is then required to 3 periods of 1,800 hours each. when the appficant is interviewed for apprentice- spend one year working in the trade itself, under ship. supervision, before being granted a Subsisting Credits for acadernic achievement Certificate of Qualification. Minimum wages Related courses can qualify the applicant kir credit in the apprenticeship program. Credits for, 50, 70 and 90 percent of journeyman's wage per Electrician (Construction and Maintenance) period. secondary school subjects will be determined Educational requirement when the applicant is interviewed for apprentice- Year 2 or equivalent. ship. Duties To adjust. maintain and repair suspension and Length of program Minimum wages brake systems, wheels, rims, tires and tubes; to 5 periods of 1,800 hours each. 50, 70 and 90 per cent ofjourneyman's wage per balance wheels; to inspect for frame alignment period. and re-align as necessary. Credits for academic achievement Related courses can qualify the applicant for Duties Auto Body Repairer credit in the apprenticeship program. Credits for To repair and adjust fuel systems; to install, Educational requirement secondary school subjects will be determined repair and remove ignition systems, generators, Grade 8 or equivalent. when the applicant is interviewed for apprentice- alternators, starters, coils, panel instruments, ship. wiring and other electrical systems and equip- Length of program ment; to perform a complete tune-up of an , 4 periods of 1,800 hours each. Minumum wages engine: to install, inspect, maintain and remove 40, 50, 60, 70 and 80 per cent of joumeymans motor vehicle air-conditioning systems. Credits for academic achievement wage per period. Related courses can qualify the applicant for Hairdresser credit in the apprenticeship program. Credits for Duties Educational requirement secondary school subjects will be determined To lay out, assemble, install, repair, maintain, Year 1 or equivalent. when the applicant is interviewed for apprentice- connect or test electrical fixtures, apparatus, ship. control equipment and wiring for systems of Length of Program alarm, communication, light, heat or power in a 3 periods of 1,500 houri each. Minimum wages building or other structures; to plan proposed 50, 60.80 and 90 percent of journeyman's wage installations from blueprints, sketches or specifi- Credits for academic achievement per period. cations or install panel boards, switch boxes, pull See page 60 School Credits. boxes and other related electrical devices; to Secondary school course. Duties measure, cut, thread, bend, assemble and install To hamm-cr out dents in body panels, fenders conduits and other types of electrical conductor, Minlinum wages and skirting; to file, grind, sand, fill and finish enclosures that connect panels, boxes, outlets 50, 70 and 90 perCent ofjourneymari's wage ready for priming, any dented, welded or pieced and other related electrical devices; to install Period. area; by heat treatment to shrink or stretch metal brackets, hangers, or equipment for supporting panels; to weld breaks in body area; to test for electrical equipment; to install in or draw electri- Dutiee and correct faulty alignment of frames; to paint cal conductors through conductor enclosures; to To tint, bleach or dye hair and shampoo hair an and glaze; to remove and install body parts. prepare conductors for splicing of electrical con-scalp; to give hair and scalp treatments, blei0 nections, secure conductor connections by sol- dress artificial hair pieceS, cut arid tilin hain.to dering or other mechanical means, or reinsulate Shape, colour, or treat eyebrOws or eyelasheslt and protect conductor connections; or test elec- curl or wave hair by iny Means, comb Or. bril0;- trical equipment for proper function. . hair and peiform any other operation witkre; spect to dressing hairt0 obtain an intended eff itt."3 or a partiCular style Other information Plumber Duties A person may also become a hairdresser by Educational requirement To manufacture, fabricate, assemble, handle, registering with a licensed private school and Year 2 or equivalent. erect, install, dismantle, recondition, adjust, alter, paying the tuition fee. Satisfactory completion of repair or service all ferrous and non-ferrous 1,200 hours of training and instruction, makes Length of program sheet metal work of No. 10 U.S. gauge or of any one eligible to write the Ontario examination and, 5 periods of 1,800 hours each. equivalent or lighter gauge and all other mate- if successful, to receive an Interim Certificate of rials used in lieu thereof; to read and understand Qualification. After working under supervision in Credits for academic achievement shop and field sketches used in fabrication and the trade for one year, a student is granted a See page 60School Credits. erection, including those taken from original Subsisting Certificate of Qualification. architectural and engineering drawings or Minimum wages sketches; does not Include employment in pro- Motorcycle Mechanic 40. 50, 60, 70 and 80 per cent of journeyman's duction commonly known as mass production. Educational requirement wage per period. Year 2 or equivalent. Steamfitter Duties Educational requirement Length of program To lay out, assemble, install, maintain, or repair Year 2 or equivalent. 3 periods of 1,800 hours each. in any structure, building or site, piping, fixtures and appurtenances for the supply of water for Length of program Credits for academic achievement any domestic or industrial purpose or the dis- 5 periods of 1,800 hours each. Related courses can qualify the applicani for posal of water after it has been used for a credit in the apprenticeship program. Credits for domestic or industrial purpose; to connect to Credits for academic achievement secondary school subjects will be determined piping any appliance that uses water supplied to See page 60School Credits. when the applicant is interviewed for apprentice- it ordisposesof waste; to install the piping for any ship. process, including the conveyance of gas, or any Minimum wages tubing for a pneumatic or air-handling system; to 40, 50, 60, 70 and 80 per cent of journeyman's Minimum wages make joints in piping; to read and understand wage per period. 50, 70 and 90 per cent of journeyman's wage per design drawings, manufacturers' literature and period. installation diagrams for piping and appliances Duties connected thereto;does not include duties in the To lay out, assemble, install, maintain or repair Duties manufacture of equipment or the assembly of a any heating system, cooling system, process To disassemble, adjust, repair and reassemble unit prior to delivery to a building, structure or system or industrial system; to install or connect engines, power trains, suspensions and all site, the laying of metallic or non-metallic pipe piping in any building or structure; to instal/ the systems of motorcycles, and test them for into trenches to form sanitary or storm sewers, piping for any process, including a process that conveys gas, or the tubing for any pneumatic or serviceability. drains or water mains, or the repair and maintenance of the installation in an operating air-handling system; to read and understand Motor Vehicle Mechanic industrial plant. design drawings, manufacturers' literature, and Educational requirement installation diagrams for any system referred to; Year 2 or equivalent, Refrigeration and Alr-Conditioning Mechanic does not include the manufacture of equipment Educational requirement or the assembly of a unit prior to delivery to a Length of program Year 2 or equivalent. building, structure or site. 5 periods of 1,800 hours each. Length of program Transmission Mechanic Credits for academic achievement 5 periods of 1,800 hours each. Educational requirement Reiated courses can qualify the applicant for Year 2 or equivalent. credit in the apprenticeship program. Credits for Credits tor academic achievement se.:ondary school subjects will be determined See page 60School Credits. Length of program when the applicant is interviewed for apprentice- 3 periods of 1,800 rs each. ship. Minimum wages 40. 50, 60, 70 and 80 per cent of journeyman's Credits for academic achievement Mininum wages wage per period. Related courses can qualify the applicant for 50. 60. 70. 80 and 90 per cent of journeyman s credit in the apprenticeship program. Credits for wage per period. Duties secondary school subjects will be determined To install or assemble any component of a when the applicant is interviewed for apprentice- Duties retrinerating or air-conditioning system; to as- ship. To disassemble, adjust, repair and reassemble semble or connect any pipe or duct used in piping engines, transmissions, clutches, rear ends, dif- refrigerant or conditioned air; to overhaul or Minimum wages ferentials, brakes, drive shafts, axles and other repair any equipment used in refrigerating or 50,70 and 90 per cent of journeyman's wage per assemblies; to test for and correct faulty align- air-conditioning system, and test, adjust or in- period. ment of wheels and steering mechanisms, man- struct in the operation of refrigerating or air- ual or power; to repair or replace suspension conditioning systems:does not include repairing Dutieg systems including shock absorbers and spring or installing hermetically sealed domestic self- To repair clutches, standard and automatic assemblies; to install, repair and remove ignition contained appliances of not more than 9,000 transmissions, and drive shafts; to become systems, generators, alternators, starters, coils, B.T.U. familiar with engine operation in relation to its panel instruments, wiring and other electrical correct functioning with these components.. systems and equipment:to repair and adjust fuel Sheet Metal Worker systems; to perform complete engine tune-ups: Educational requirement to install, inspect, maintain and remove motor Year 2 or equivalent. vehicle air-conditioning and refrigeration systems. Length of program 5 periods of 1,800 hours each.

Credits for academic achievement See page 60School Credits.

Minimum wages 40, 50, 60, 70 and 80 per cent of journeyman's wage per period. 64 Trade Descriptions

Truck-Trailer Repairer Educational requirement Year 2 or equivalent.

Length of program 3 periods of 1,800 hours each.

Credits for academic achievement Related courses can qualify the applicant for credit in the apprenticeship program. Credits for secondary school subjects will be determined when the applicant is interviewed for apprenticeship.

Minimum wages 50.70 and 90 percent of journeyman'swage per period.

Duties To repair trailer suspension systems, frames, brakes and electrical zystems: to pEirform basic trailer body repair and maintenance of refrigeration equipment.

Watch Repairer Educational requirement Year 2 or equivalent.

Length of program 3 periods of 1.800 hours each.

Credits for academic achievement See page 60School Credits.

Minimum wages 40. 60 and 80 per cent of journeyman's wage per period.

Duties To make or fit parts for timepieces and repair, alter, take apart, assemble or reassemble timepieces or any part thensof: to determine the condition of timepieces and estimate the repairs necessary; to clean, polish or lubricate timepiece movements or any part thereof and test, adjust or regulate timepieces or any part thereof.

Other information A person may also become a watch repairer by registering in an approved course at a college of applied arts and technology. Satisfactory completion of the course will make one eligible to write the deparimental examination, and if successful to receive a Certificate of Qualification. Persons who complete only part of an approved training course may complete their training as apprentices and on registration will receive full credit for the training previously taken. General Information on Ontario Universities

The 60s were a time of growth for Ontario universities when programs of study multiplied and enrolments greatly increased. The aims of a university have sometirry?s been blurred, perhaps because of the preoccupations that necessarily come from such a rapid expansion of an educational system, but most of all because of the mistaken notion thatthe primary goal of a university education,i a job. The community, colleges were created to provide'vocational training. . This is not the main function of a university. The idea of a university has been (.! discussed oirer hundreds of years by _. many distinguished people. Although the institution and its "idea" have changed, it is-possible to indicate the major functions of a university: the preservation of knowledge, the interpreta- tion of that knowledge,-the search for truth and the handing on of traditiOn. A university creates and preserves a tradition of learning; it is a place of culture in the highest sense where the best that is thought and felt in our-own time, as well as in the past, is freely discussed, studied and questioned. It is a place where students learn to use their abilities and to acquire self-discipline; judgment, the capacity tO think indepen- dently and to carry on the tradition of learning. University offers a student the chance to investigate human thought in all fields ot learning and to meet those who stand:- on the frontiers of knowledge where discoveries aresnade::New areas of- thought are beindniapped and old one re-examined. kuiliyersity, theA,'Oro- vides the setting in Whibh the6e ideas may be discussed and evaluated., 'Admission to,Bachelor and First Professional Preirims at Universi In general, universities',require an.aver-. age of 60°4) or betterin:the Subjects counted tOward the Ontario Seconda; School Honour Graduation Diploma toenail . , information on Univeraities, (year 5). Some universities may con- a) Secondarilschbol applicants those sider applications from students with now enrolled in full-time Ontario year 5 averages below 60%. Students should programs in accredited secondary or be aware, however, that possession of private sChools. the minimum admission requirements b) Other apPlicants applicants not now V does not guaraniee admission; that enrolled in Ontario secondary schools, applicants with good standing are more including adult applicants, applicants readily accepted than students with a who previously obtained year 5, Corres- borderline standing; and that for certain pondence school and night school programs with limited enrolment, an applicants and applicants from other average of 70% to 80% or more may provinces and countries. be requited. The application procedure will operate Course Prerequisites as follows: Specific year 5 subject requirements Applicants currently enrolled in Ontario vary according to the university and area Year 5 of study selected. These are listed for The centre will preprint a personalized r,. each university under the appropriate application form for those applicanta degree program but as the admisSions currently enrolled in Ontario year 5 Who information has been confirmed only for indicate when they-register oin"Sep., the current year, students are advised to tember that.theY intend.to apply,for check with their guidance counsellors university admission. The`fOrms will be concerning any possible changes in sUb- prepared from information obtained from, ject requirements affecting the 1977-78 the files of the Ministry Of,EdUCation. academic year. A supply.of application forms' will als be sent to the Schools for.any.applicants Early Acceptance who may nOt have received the.per- Early acceptance to university may be sonalized forms, or iNhO are in year 4 Or offered to students before the end of the in night school. VThe application form will school year on the basis of interim year 5 be submitted to the principal forthe marks, year 3 and year 4 marks, and the completion of the year 3 'and 4 cotirse principal's recommendation, on condi- data. The principal will forward the cprh-h tion that they maintain their standing and pleted form to the centre. These formS complete their year successfully. will be processed by the centre and.sent to appropriate universitiea. The centre Application Procedure to Enter an will also obtain the recominended in- Ontario University terim year. 5 rnarks directly from the A student planning to enrol in any year at secondary school. an Ontario university in1977 will submit an application through the Other Applicants Ontario Universities' Application Centre Other applicants should obtain applica- Box 1328 tion form's from the Universities'of thei Guelph, Ontario N1H 6N8 choice. An aPplicaritrOysubmittOJ Telephone (519) 823-1940 centre up,ta three Choicesbf Uniyersi,fie, The apPlicant,wili-Oeirnileti.';he,f0040- The centre will receive and record appli- send it to the centie*Wan applicatio. cations, admissions decisions by the fee. Thicentre-Will -process the applic universities, and student acceptances of tion and forward jt*the.uniVe0i offers of adrnission. Applicants are . applicant Will afe.angelo haye supportin divided into two separate streams for academic doduments forWarded directi processing: to the univeisitY. V General information ori Universities Clearing Process January 24, 1977 If applicants receive a refusal of admis- Acknowledgement/Amendment Form sion from the university of their choice, (OUAC 107) mailed to the secondary they may add a new university and have school for applicants who submitted an their application reviewed by this application form. university. February 21, 1977 University Decision on the Applicant Grades for Early Admission (OUAC 102) The university, when it makes an offer of sent to the secondary school for appli- admission to Aties applicant, will include a cants who submitted an application from response document which the applicant and the application service fee. will complete and return to the centre. The applicant cannot accept more than April 8, 1977 one offer of admission. The centre will Grades for Early Admission (OUAC 102 ) process the response and notify the one to be returned by the secondary school university of acceptance and the other to the Application Centre. universities of the refusal of their offers. June 3, 1977 For further information, contact Earliest date for offer of admission, resi- Ontario Universities' Application Centre dence and scholarships by universities Box 1328 to year 5 applicants. Guelph, Ontario N1H 6N8 Telephone (519) 823-1940 June 17, 1977 Earliest date that universities may re- Schedule of Important Dates quire a response to an early offer of 1976-1977 admission, residence and scholarships. October 1, 1976 Beginning of 1977 Admission Cycle. August 9, 1977 Application forms for regular applicants University Discretionary Period begins. (OUAC 105) available at universities. October 8, 1977 November 17, 1976 Universities to submit preliminary report Preprinted application forms for year 5 on registered applicants and admission applicants (OUAC 101) sent to second- decisions. ary schools for those who indicated on Preliminary Year and Admission from the year 5 registration their intention of Year 4 enrolling in an Ontario university. Four universitiesCarleton, Ottawa, December 1976 Windsor and Brescia College (an affiliate Application Form (OUAC 101) with uni- of Westem) offer a preliminary year in versity and program choice to be submit- lieu of year 5 for highly qualified year 4 ted to secondary school for inclusion of students. At the University of Ottiwa, the year 3 and 4 course data. this is only available in the scienae and engineering faculties. Year 4 students December 31, 1976 who achieve a minimum overall average Application Form (OUAC 101) to be of 80% on their final marks are eligible to forwarded to the Application Centre by apply to the first year of Ottawa's Faculty the secondary schools. of Arts. Brock University offers admission into floral InforrOition on Univendtiei first year to exceptional students, rec- Secondary School Liaison and ommended by their schools, who have University Information Programs completed year 4 and Brock's special During the academic year, representa- summer course. Wilfrid Laurier Universi- tives from each of the 16 universities in ty's Scholarship Program offers a limited Ontario and Ryerson Polytechnical Insti- number of Ontario secondary school tute visit over 100 secondary schools students the opportunity to enter first across Ontario to take part in university year of the Bachelor of Arts program information sessions for students, par- after successfully completing summer ents and guidance counsellors, as ar- session courses at the university. ranged by local and county boards of education. The purpme of these pro- Mature or Non-Matriculant Students grams isto provide first hand information The admission requirements for mature about uniVersity admission require- or non-matriculant students very widely. ments, programs of study, campus life, Most universities impose an .age facilities, campus tours, and scholar- minimum of either 21 or 23 years. Some ships. The names and addresses of universities require students to have Secondary School Liaison Officers are been away from formal education for a given in the university sections of period of time and some prescribe pre- Horizons. Inquiries are welcome. university course work or special admission tests. In general, mature applicants are expected to have at least adequate standing in the academic work they have undertaken previously and to be able to demonstrate that they have the aptitude for work at the university level. Since at many universities places in full-time programs are filled by early July, students who are seriously interested in full-time study and are planning to apply as mature or non-matriculant applicants should apply early. Graduate, Extension and Summer Programs Horizons does not include information on the variety of graduate, extension and summer programs offered at the university level. Graduate programs normally require honours standing in a four-year undergraduate program as a prerequisite. In general, admission requirements for part-time, extension and summer programs leading to degree credits are the same as for full-time degree programs. Non-credit courses for students not working towards a degree are also available. For further information, check with the Admissions Office, the Exten- sion Department, or the Graduate School of the university concerned. Programs available at Ontario universities

Note: The following chart is a listing of programs off ered at the 16 universities in Ontario. This is not a comprehensive list. For information on special programs see the individual university entries on pages 72-105. For information about programs offered at Ryerson Polytechni- cal Institute see pages 89-91. Codes: I' = undergraduate degree program cl 0 = undergraduate dipioma program e 4 *. undergraduate degree and diploma programs I. e B 0 0 = undergraduate and graduate programs e i-2A §0 gc3.- G = graduate study only -ic :2-EtFajs.c-E-=Alf,e M = minor specialization only iVila`32111212. I 't = check with university for details =to C./ 03..J a ocz.2._iis

Ganeral Arts and Science General arts 0 0, General science 0 0 Humanities: Art. !Ins arts, theatre , Art education M Art. fine arts M 0

Arihistory 1 0 Dance M0 Drama. dramatic art * 0 0 . , Film. cinema M M ..._ Painting rt .. studso art 0 Theatre. theatre arts - 0 Humanities: Canadian and international Studies Asian studies 0 M Canadian studies 0m m ., Indian Eskimo. native studies * PA Latin-American. Caribbean studies i 1.1 , Soviet, Russian studies 0 0 0 Humanities:Journalism Communication arts Journalism 1 0 G M Humanities: Languages and literatures 1 Chinese. Chinese studies 0 MM Classics, classical studies -010MM000 o --t- O 1 English language and literature o 00 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 , French language and literature 0 0 0 0 0 0000 M 0 0 0 00 German language and hterature . . 0 Greek language and literature 0 0 0 0 Italian language and literature M M 0 Latin language and literature 0 M M 0 0 0 Linguistics. applied linguistics M 0 0M Russian language and literature M 0 0 0 Spanish language and literature 0 M II 0 0 000 Translation. interpretaiion 0 M Humanities: Music Music M00 0 Music education t 0 Music history, music literature 0 0 Music performance, applied music t 0 Music theory, music composition 0 0 Humanities: Philosophy and religious studies Philosophy 0 0 0 '4111 0 0 0 0o 00 Religion. religious studies 0 M 0 0 C.0 Thealogy. theological studies 0 0 0 0 - G u% 4 Al i i 13 g.11111111flili0.331.....p g§I Social Sciences: Business, COITIMMer economics Accounting. accountancy M M 0 Actuarial science

._ Administration, admbistrative studies M* G Business, business administration Mt*-G0 G 0000 Business economics 0 G ilA Commerce o a Economics 000 00 0 000t.'r0.' Finance M 0 M Industrini, labour relations M0 G . ..M Management, management sciences, business management M0 * G Marketing M G Public administration t M G + * 0 0 Social Sciences: Education .., Education 0 00 00 0 0 0 Elementary education 0* Secondary education 0 Special education, exceptional children M ., ... Social Sciences: History Ancient history, civilization M0 0 M History 00000000 0 0 0 0 Mediaeval studies, Renaissance studies M0 0 G M N ., Social Sciences: Home economics and food studies Clothing and textiles, design, fashion hi Dietetics M Family studies. famity science 0 M Home economics Nutrition 0 G M Social Sciences: Physical education and recreation Health, health studies IA 0 0 ,. Kinesiology 0 0 ,. Physical education. physical and health education 0 0.0 0 0f.1 , Recreation .

SocialSclences: Political Science ,pr Canadian politics 0 G M El N M. _ ... International affairs. relations, studies 0 G M 0 0 Political science, politics 0 00 0000 0.0 i Social Sciences: Other . Anthropobgy 0 0 0 Archaeology Law 0' O. Psychology 000 0 0 0, Secretarial science, art. cdministration 0 Social work CI 0 G . 1, Sociology -0,0 00 0 Bioiogical Sciences: Agriculture AfirktilIMMI brofogy business, engineering 0

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Biological Science: Biology (cont'd.) Biology. biological sciences 000 00 000 0 00 Botany 00 0 0 0 M Physiology 0 G0 0 ° 111011 Zoology 00 0 Biological Sciences: Dentistry Dental surgery 0 Dentistry 0 0 Biological Sciences: Other Environmental studies I0 GG G G 00 Forestry. forest technology 0 Marine sciences Marine biology, marine sciences 0 M Medicine 000 0 0 Microbiology. immunology 0 G0 0 0 M Nursing R12013 0111110111C1 Nursing education G M Occupational therapy, physical therapy, physiotherapy 1UU1iniN Optometry IMP Pharmacy oRUUUIU Veterinary medicine 0 Physical Sciences: Engineering Chemical engineering *t 00 0 00 00 0 Civil engineering 0 *0 00 0 00 00 0 Electrical engineering 0 * I00E0 Engineering 0 * 0 0U 0 0 Engineering physics 0U IIM Industrial engineering ° Materials science G 0 0 III 0 Mechanical engineering 0 * 0 0 00 00 0 Physical Sciences: Mathematics Applied mathematics 0 0 5 00 Computer science 0 0 0 00 Mathematics 000 0 OG00000 Statistics 0 0 00 M Physical Sciences: Physics Astronomy tin 0 Biophysics Chemical physics B Geophysics, space physics. astrophysics 0 0 M (3 Mathematical physics I 0 0M Physics 000 00 00 G0 00 00 Physical Sciences: Other Architecture 0 0 Chemistry 0000000000000 Geography 00000000000 Geology 0 Qo Metallurgy 0 0 0 I M Raglans! Studies Community, urban, regional planning Gin0 0G U Urban studies. urbanism Independent Stadles kidopendent studies, experimental programs Brock University Early Admission Interdepartmental Programa

All year 5 applicants are ere-swaged to apply as interdermrtmental programs are being offered to _ soon as possible. meet the needs of students who wish to diversify See introduction on adinnsion to Ontario uni- their studies ovei two or mire areas of concen- versities for information about application proce- tration, and who do not wish to tie themselves to dures and deadlines. A cai;clidate must complete a combined major. St. Catharines year 5 to the secondary school principal's satis- Students may select appropriate courses from faction. several departments to focus on a field of study. that is of particular interest to them. The resulting Year 44,:.'eimmer Program combinations of courses will therefore be highly President: Alan J, Earp Brock continues to be interested in and con- personalized in character. cerned with the admission of exceptional stu- In an age of we multi-university. Brock stands dents. This concern has been mirrored in the Bachelor of Science closer to the traditional values of univeroey edu- Special Year 4 Summer Program, a unique and Pass and honours: cation. Full-time eerolrnent is only 2.300. Clas- innovative education experience offered to ex- Biological sciences, chomistry, geological sci- ses are smaller and are taught by faculty, not ceptional year 4 (grade 12) students. The five- epees, mathematics. physics. senior or graduate students. The seminar aed Week summer course, now in its ninth year, al- Almission Requirements: OSSHGD with stancI7, discussion group are an inral part of the r;aain- lows students to become involved in etotal im- ing satisfactory to the university. Two crades in ing experienee. A necleus of cuurses:n the mertion program simulating a normal first year maro.,-Scs ere mandatory and English humanities, social kiences and sciences is university experience. Areas of f:iticly offered in- strcngly ies..errimended. complemented by programs in administration, clude: humanities (classics and philosophy), SpC-alfic Requeemeras: Biological sciences physical education, urban studies, computx sci- languages (French and German), mathematics any two of biology, chernistry, physics (chemistry ence and music. A College of Education pc rt ides for mathematics majors, raathemstics for non- and physics preferred); chcmistrychemistty.,, a one-year course for university nraquates. but mathematics inajors, sciences for nonscience physics; geological sciesizesisos two of Brock undergraduates may take degree courses majors (biology and geolisej, sciences for sd- ogy, chemistry, rphYsics; msebematics a third in education concurrent with their undergraduate ence majors (chemietry sm.! ::Thysics), and sccial credit in matheriatics (physics Is strongly re; program. sciences leconornics ard socioiogy). L:ornmended); physics cheMistry, physics (i The 600-acre main campus, the DeCewCam- There is no tuition fee foe This course. Students third credit te mathematics is senngly rearm- pus, is located on the Niagara Escarpment over- must pay only for Their books anu residence ac- mended). looking St. Catharines and Lake Ontario. A sci- commedatioo, w'..ich is optional .Since eppi.ma- ence complex is located at the 'base of the es- tions and ac4eptance ki the program depsnd ExtradvArtmental Studies carpment on the Glenridge Campus. The sur- upon the anecdotal comments of guidance Extrarieimrtmental Studies offers a Variety. 'Of de- rounding countryside includes the suburban counsellors concerning the maturity and readi- gree credit courses which do not fall under the edge of the city, farmland, and the conserved ness of the student for university study, appl'a7- auspices of existiog university departments. bushland of the Bruce Trait The historic Niagara ants should contact their school counsellor for Students silould note that it is not possible to Region offers Brock students a wide range of further information. majcr in Extradepartmental Studies, but that cultural, recreational and social facilities which these courses may be taken for credit as elec. are as varied as they are unksue. 'Degree Programs and Subject Requirements *yes in any degree program.

Enrolment 1975-76 Bachelor of Administration Bachelor of Physical EthicatIon Full-time2,400 The university recently introduced a program in The School of Physical Education offers a administration designed for those students who three-year program leading to the degree of Faculties and Schools intend to pursue careers in administration in the Bachelor of Physical Education (B.Phys.Ed.): Administrative Studies Program public sector (in various levels of government, The program is unique in Ontario universities College of Education health, education, etc.) or in the private sector (in in that its major emphasis is on physical educa-

Faculty of Arts and Science industry, commerce and labour). Although pro- tion for elementary school age children. , Institute of Urban and Environmental Studies fessionally oriented, the program is based Students completing the program will be ellgi- School of Physical Education primarily on social science disciplines, particu- ble for admission to the certification year at the:- larly in the first two years. The primary purpose is College of Education. Students completing the . General Requirements for Admission in 1977 to provide students in administration with a certification year wilt be qualified to teach phYsi-, Candidates for admission to the first year of an strong academic background as well as to pre- cal education at the elementary school level in ' undergraduate program at Brock University will pare them for a career in the broad field of ad- the province of Ontario. Students not wishing to . ordinarily be required to present an Ontario Sec- ministration. The curriculum In administration is enter the teaching profession after completing H ondary School Honour Graduation Diploma, with offered only at the honours level. their degree program will be qualified to accep,- at least three different subjects and withstanding Admission Requirements:Students may qualify positions in community physidal -education and satisfactory to the university. Candidates who for admission through either the arts or science recreational agencies. present a highly specialized program for univer- admission requirements. Admission Requirements:Students applying to sity entrance will be considered as special cases the School of Physical Education may qualify for -.. for admission. Bachelor of Arts admission through either the arts or science ad- Two credits in a given language will be benefi- Pass and honours: mission requirements. cial to students intending to pursue studies in that Asian studies, biological sciences. classics (La- language at the university. tin and Greek), computer science (combined One credit in mathematics is strongly recom- major only), drama and film, economics, English, mended for students intending to major in ad- geography. Germanic and Slavic studies (Ger- ministration:economics, geography, psychol- man and Russian), history, music (pass only), ogy, sociology and urban studies. philosophy, politics. psychology. Romance studies (French. Italian. Spanish), sociology, urban studies. Admission Requirements:For entry into arts degree programs, English is mandatory. OSSHGD with standing satisfactory to the university. General Requiraments for Admission in Mathias of Urban and Environmental Studies Carleton.University The program in urban and environmental Studies 1976-77 provides an interdisciplinary locus on urban am' For the qualifying university year: Ontario Sec- environmental studiescombined with a sound ondary School Graduation Diploma with a minimum 65% average. A minimum of 10 credits :background in the natural or social science dis- must be pretented in the advanced or enriched ciplines. The institute offers combined major degree programs collaterally with a major in one of Ottawa phase at levels three and four. the following departments at Brock: biological For the first year of a degree program:Comple- tion of an Ontario Secondary School Honour sciences, chemistry, economics, geography, Graduation Diploma with 60% average (65% for geological sciences, politics or sociology. Admission Requirements:Students officially en- President: Michael Oliver honours). ter the program at the beginning of second year at Brock following a prerequisite first year pro- Carleton University, which was founded in 1942,Degree Programa and Subject RequiremeMs offers a traditionally sound academic program, complemented by innovative ap- Bachelor Of Arts proaches tO undergraduate study. Students at Major program: . College of Education Three years. Available in art history, biology,- The college provides a one-year course leading Carleton can obtain degrees from four faculties Canadian studies, classical civilization, classics to an Interim Elementary School Teacher's Cer- (Arts, Science, Engineering and Graduate (Greek. Latin), econornics, English, film, French; tificate or a High SchoolAssistant's Certificate. Studies) with in-depth study available in 40 dis- Admission to the one-year program requires the ciplines. tgice:gmraaphtzniGateicsrmariLlliisctophry,illottlanph,licapwo, ililingicaul minimum of a pass degree. Special areas of study include journalism, A choice of either an elementary or a second- Canadian studies, international affairs. Soviet science, psychology, religion, Russian, , sociology-anthropology, and Spanish. ary option is given to candidates. Students com- and East European studies, coMparative litera- pleting the course will be recommended to the ture, Certificate in Teaching of English as a Sec- Ministry of Education for an Elementary School ond Language (CTESL) public administration, Honoure program: Four years. Available in art history, classic's. Teacher's Certificate, a High School Assistant's social work and linguistics. Unique approaches Certificate, Typi El, or a High School Assistant's -to study programs have also been developed in . economics, English, Frenah, geography, Ger- man, history, Italian, law, linguistics, mathema- Certificate, Tr.-.1 A. the School of Architecture, the School of Indus- Students imending to take the secondary op- trial Design, the School of Commerce, the Fac- tics, music, philosophy, political science, tion will normally be required to have completed ulty of Engineering, the Graduate School of So- psychology, religion, RuSsian, sociobgyt anthropology; Spanish. Certain combined five university courses related to their specialty cial Work and St. Patrick's College. An Integrated programs may bo arranged. for a Type B certificate, and nine related courses Science Studies degree program initiated in for a Type A certificate. 1971 also offers an interdisciplinary approach to Honours in ptiblic administration: the study of science. sci- Library Besides the fanulties offered by Carleton itself, Four years with specialization in political The library's collection includes 270,000 books, the university's location in the national capital ence economics, public. law. bound periodicals and documents:2,400 current provides unique learning resources through the Honcrurs in Soviet and East European studies: periodicals. National Research Council, the Public Archives, Parliament, the National Museum and the Na- A four-year interdisciplinary course with em- Annual Tuition Fees for All Degree Programs tional Gallery, to name only a few. phasis on Russian language and literature, polit- Full-time and part-time students $130 per In 1959, Carleton moved to its present 136- ical science, economics and history. acre campus, situated between the historic COurSe. Year 4 Requirements for a Bachelor of Arts Rideau Canal and Rideau River. The university now has a full-time enrolment of 9,123 students Program , Further information The OSSGD with a rninimum 655t, average and with another 6,930 studying part-time. inquiries about admission requirements should including two of English, a language other than St. Patrick's College occupies a new building be sent to English, or mathematics at the fourth level. A Mr. John Bird on the Rideau River Carnpus. The college offers the traditional advantages of a small college en- minimum of 10 credits must be Presented in the Assistant Registrar, Admissions advanced or enriched phase at levels 3 and 4. Brock University vironment complemented by the resources of a SL Catharines, Ontario L2S 3A1 large university. Traditional areas of concentration within a Bachelor of Arts program are avail- Year 5 Requirements fora Bachelor of Arts' - Information about student awards and loans able at the college, along with unique programs Program The OSSHGD with a minimum 60% average. For. . may be obtained from such as a unified liberal arts program (ULAP), a . one-year French immersion program, and a majors In biology, economics, and mathematics, Mrs. Ann Stavina functions and calculus must be presented. Student Awards Officer Canadian studies program. Brock University Campus facilities include a physical recreation St. Catharines, Ontario L25 3A1 building, featuring a 50-metre pool and fitness BachelratJoUrnallsm areas, and computer services. Honours program: Four years from senior mats hilation. The aim of. Inquiries about the year 4 program should be the program is kit tO train tee tnologists; it is to directed to Enrolment 1975-76 9,123 glve students the fibtlity to invattigate; InterPret Mr. John Bird Full-time and cemthunicate Intelligenty In anyof thernass . Assistant Director, Year 4 Program Part-time6.930 media. It Will also allows studeht to combine', , Brock University honours level work ki arts,Science,orcornmeree St Catharines, Ontario L2S 3A1 Faculties, Schooli and institutes with professional training in journalism- Faculty of Arts Faculty of Engineering Inquiries about university information programs forBachelorolJOUrOall for secondary schools should be directed to Faculty of Graduate Studies Year 5 Raquirenronts Schools Liaison and Alumni Officer Faculty of Science PThismgrm accTne imum65%; average,, Brock University School of Archhectuie includin'g a langtiageother than English (Fre St Catharines, Ontario L2S.3A1 School of Commerce School of Industrial Design Telephone (.1.ftlffer7201 School of International Affairs School ofJoumalism BaCtssioiCt Music Honowsprogrea* School of Public Administration A faurireerprograiii from senloi inairicUla School of Social Work detiigned principally,t0 *mote Intellectual Institute of Canadian Studies and aeithetiOOnclerstanding Of muitiCaS an Institute of Soviet and East European Studies pression Of hiintanCidtUraisatigrity with a orniti:ct, aPPlied thils*ePtion:;`,MiisO`ibt.ili7 tory ar*i of the techniques and inateriatib Cal cri ation will i the basis 61611 Year 5 Requirements for Bachelor of Music Pro- Combined honours: University of Guelph gram Available in biology-geology, chemistry-geology, The OSSHGD with a minimum of 65% average. geology-physics, mathematical sciences- It inA- Ar-nted that students entering the B. Mus. computer mathematics, mathematics-physics. ;r4t,would have Level V Music, the appro- pf.:?: ,NE:.4 of Conservatory Music, or both. integrated science studies: A major or honours program designed for those Bachelcd of Commerce students who wish to develop an understanding Guelph A four-year honours program with some of the scientific method, and at the same time to specialization in economics, accounting and fi- acquire a knowledge of the humanities, social nance, quantitative methods or labour and indus- sciences or certain selected parts of engineer- President: Donald F. Forster trial relations. ing. The University of Guelph has emerged as a Year 5 Requirements for Bachelor of Commerce Year 4 Requirements for Bachelor of Science Program unique educational and research centre. Over Program the last 100 years the Guelph campus has The OSSHGD with a minimum 65% average The OSSGD with a minimum 65% average and including functions and calculus. achieved world-wide recognition for under- including an appropriate preparation in graduate and graduate programs in agricultural mathematics, chemistry and physics. A Bachelor of Engineering science, veterinary medicine and household minimum of 10 credits must be presented in the science. Since the founding of the university in Four years, including three years of foundation advanced or enriched phase at levels 3 and 4. 1964, programs have been added in arts, social studies in mathematics, physics, chemistry and sciences, biolOgical Sciences, family arid con-. engineering sciences and one year of specializa- Year 5 Requirements for Bachelor of Science tion in civil, electrical or mechanical engineering. sumer studies, physical scienCes, human kine- Program tics, hotel and food administration, landscape .; The OSSHGD with a minimum 60% average and architecture and engineering. Year 4 Requirements for Bachelor of Engineer- including functions, calculus and two experimen- ing Program The close association of scholars froin many, tal sciences. While biology, chemistry, geology disciplines affords the University of Guelph an, The OSSGD with a minimum 65% average and -.- and physics are the subjects normally accepted unusual opportunity to Offer interdisciplinary de- including an appropriate preparation in as sciences, the university will consider other gree programs; and lo carry out research and mathematics, chemistry and physics. A courses on an individual basis. Prospective stu- study projects in multi-disciplinary fields. ' minimum of 10 credits must be presented in the dents should note that, while only a 60%general The University of Guelph has achieved a vib- advanced or enriched phase at levels 3 and 4. average is required for admission, they should rant equilibrium between traditional arid avant= have at least 60% or third class honours in the garde, urban and rural. Traditional buildings,, Year 5 Requirements for Bachelor of Engineer- mathematics and science subjects offered. ing Program concrete structures and greenery create a pedestrian oriented campus. Construction of The OSSHGD with a minimum 60% average and Library facilities has kept pace with rapidly growing stu- including functions, calculus, chemistry and As of February 1976, the library's collection con- dent numbers, providing the campus with mod- physics. tained 845,486 volumes nnd 210,457 other ern residences, classrooms and well-equipped .1 A student unable to meet the specific course items. laboratories for research. The university plans to requirements above. butotherwise aimissible to level off undergraduate enrolment at about Carleton University, may be admitted to the first Fees 10,000 in order to maintain a moderate size. year but will be required to satisfy the outstand- Full-time students Located on the southern edge of Guelph; the ing requirements at the qualifying university year Arts, commerce, jcOrnalism, science $700 university's 1,100-acre campus borders residen- level. Engineering, industrial design, architecture $760 tial areas to the north and farmland to the south._ Bachelor of Architecture Academic buildings are conveniently grouped Part-time students (per subject) together along several pedestrian walkways. A five-year program leading to a Bachelor of Degree programs $136.70 Surrounding the academic core, three main resi- Architecture degree. and offering a highly varied .] Non-degree programs $136.70 dence areas provide accommodation for more - experience for the student in lectures, seminars, than 4,000 students. A townhouse development library, studios, and workshops. Residence fees including meals (1976-77 ap- for married students houses 140 families in a proximate) wooded setting which is about a 15-minute walk Year 5 Requirements for Bachelor of Architec- Single rooms $1.650 from the centre of campus. ture Program Double rooms $1,532 As a new institution, the University of Guelph The OSSHGD with a minimum 60% average and explores alternatives to the traditional universitY including functions, calculus and physics. Further inquiries experience. The three-semester system, for Inquiries about admission should be directed to example, utilizes facilities for 11 months of the Bachelor of industrial Design Office of Admissions year from Septernber through July. A four-year program completely integrated with Carleton University In most degree programs, students may at- both the engineering and architecture programs Colonel By Drive tend one, two or three semesters a year, and may for the first two years. followed by industrial de- Ottawa, Ontario K1 S 5136 choose to accelerate or to alternate work and sign projects and experience in industry. study periods: Entry points are in September. Inquiries about student awards and loans January and May. Under a special spring Year 5 Requirements for Bachelor of Industrial should be directed to slons plan, Ontario Year 5 students may, with Design Program Mrs. A. T. Loates their principal's recommendation, start in MaY:. The OSSHGD with a minimum 60% average and Student Awards Office directly from secondary school.. including functions, calculus, chemistry and Carleton University Physics. Colonel By Drive Enrolment 1975-78. Ottawa, Ontario K1S 586 Full-time student equivalent Bachelor of Science 10,810 Major program: Telephone (613)231-3735 Three years. Available in biology, chemistry, geology, mathematics, physics. Inquiries about university Information programs for secondary schools should be directed to Honours program: High School Liaison Officer Four years with an average of 65% required for Administration Building, Room 204 honours program. Available in bio-chemistry, Carleton University biology;chemistry. computing science, geology. Colonel By Drive mathematics, physical geography, physics, Ottawa, Ontario K1S 5138 Psrot,vology. Telephone (613)231-2738 (Collect calls accepted) Early Acceptance Bachelor of Science Academic Administrative Units Common first year: College of Arts (Acceptance for September on the date agreed to by the Ontario Universities Council on Admis- Students in the general and honours Bachelor of College of Biological Science Science programs take the same basic courses College of Family and Consumer Studies sions. See pages 67 ). Early acceptance in the first and second semesters. The final College of Physicai Science to all programs may be granted to candidates who satisfy in full the general entrance require- selection of a general or a specific honours pro- College of Social Science gram may thus be delayed until the third Ontario Agricultural College ments and who are enrolled in year 5 for the first semester. Ontario Veterinary College time and have an estimated minimum average of Faculty of Graduate Studies 60%. General program: Office of Research Six semesters. This program provides a broad School of Agricultural Economics and Extension Application Yocedure Candidates pi, 'ming to enrol in the spring or fall general training in biological science, chemistry, Education physics and mathematical science. School of Engineering of 1977 will submit an application through the Ontario Universities Application Centre (see 'School of Hotel and Food Aoministration Honours program: School of Landscape Architecture pages 66-67). Eight semesters. The student has the following School of Physical Education Degree Programs and Subject Requirements options:the honours science program (without Centre for Educational Disabilities specialization) which permits study in the natural Centre for International Programs Bachelor of Arts sciences at a greater depth than In the general Centre for Resource* Development program; honours science with major and minor: Institute of Computer Science Common first year: Semesters one and two are taken in common by an honours program which provides for speciali- Office of Continuing Education zation in the physical, biological or food science Food Industry Research Institute both honours and general students. Thus, the selection of a final program may be delayed until areas. Specialization is available in biochemis- General Admission Requirements tor the third semester. try, biophysics, botany, chemical physics, chemistry, computer and information science, 1976-77 Applicants should qualify for the Ontario Sec- General program: earth science. ecology, fisheries and wildlife biology, food science, genetics, geography, hu- ondary School Honour Graduation Diploma with Six semesters. Students may choo,:e one of two man biology, marine biology, mathematics, mi- standing in specific year 5 subjects as required patterns of study: area of concentration (six crobiology, nutrition and biochemistry, physics, by the particular degree program. semester courses in each of three subjects) or a major (minimum of ten semester courses in one statistics, theoretical physics, and zoology. Innovations In Secondary School Subjects subject), The university will consider for credit courses Some of the following subjects may be availa- Year 5 Subject Requirements for Admission to regarded as innovations in the Ontario second- ble as a major, but not as an area of concentra- the Bachelor ol Science Program tion; similarly, some may be available as an area One credit in matheniatics; two credits from biol- ary school system, if they are approved by the ogy, chemistry or physics; one additional credit Ontario Ministry of Educatan. of concentration, but not as a major (refer to the calendar for full details); animal science, Asian from biology, chemistry, mathematics or physics; studies, business administration, classical ar- two additional credits. , eall Semester Admission Applicants are advised to include functions Studies begin in September. Fall semester ad- chaeology, classical studies, communication, and relations and one credit of English in their mission to all programs may be granted to candi- computing and information science, drama, year 5 program of studies. Applicants who lack dates who satisfy in full the general entrance economics, English, environmental horticultuns, one specific year 5 subject requirement but who requirements. family studies, fine art, food science, French, general agricultural science, geography, Ger- have a high overall year 5 standing are also man, Greek, history, Italian. land resource sci- encouraged to apply for admission. Winter Semester Admission Students contemplating admission to the Doc- Studies begin in January. Under an agreement ence, Latin. linguistics, mathematics, music, natural sciences, phiiosophy, plant science, polit- tor of Veterinary Medicine Program should in- with the Ontario Ministry of Education, the Uni- clude the following courses in their year 5 pro- versity of Guelph admits to the first semester of ical studies, psychology, statistics, sociology- gram of studies: functions and relations, biology, the degree programs in arts, science, engineer- anthropology, Spanish. ing, and agriculture, a number of students of physics and chemistry. Honours program: promising scholastic ability. These students are Bachelor of Science in Agriculture admitted directly from secondary school and Eight semesters. Designed for greater speciali- commence study at the unive. sity in early zation, there are three patterns of study which a Honours program: student may follow: specialized major, Eight semesters. The program is designed to January. Candidates who have delayed entry to provide fundamental education in the science of the university, for various reasons, may also ap- specialized minor, or combined honours. agriculture. The first two semesters feature a ply at this time. Admission mayonly be granted to The following subjects may be taken in an honours program (see the calendar for full de- common curriculum and students may select a candidates who satisfy in full the general pro- major from one of several areas prior to the gram entrance requirements. The universitywill tails): Asian studies, business administration, Canadian studies, classical archaeology, com- commencement of the fourth semester. A major grant the University of Guelph Matriculation Cer- can be chosen from one of the following areas of tificate should the student not be eligible to re- puting and information science, consumer studies, drama, economics, English, environ- specialization:agricultural economics and rural ceive the Ontario Secondary School Honour development, animal and poultry Science, crop Graduation Diploma. mental studies, fine art, French:geography, German, history, Italian. Latin, mathematics, science, dairy science; entomology=apiculture, music, philosophy, political studies, psychology. environmental biology, environmental horticul- Spring Semester Admission ture, horticultural science, microbiology, plant Studies begin in May. Spring admission to the social science and the development of the Third protection, resources management, soil arts, science, agricultural science and family and World, sociology-anthropology, Spanish, statis- consumer studies programs may be granted to tics. sciences.. . . The curriculum also provides an oppoittinity candidates who satisfy the general entrance re- Minor honours is the only option available in for students to elect, if they so wish,-a minor that, quirements above and who are enrolled in year 5 business administration, consumer studies, will complement their selection of a major. Stu- for the first time and have an estimated minimum Canadian stàdies, and environmental studies. Minor honours in the development of the Third dents wishing to concentrate their elective average of 64%. Students accepted under the couries in a particular area are advised to cori- Spring Admission Plan are granted the Ontario World is available °Mir tA students with minor honours in a sod,' ...awry. stia tth-r.schedule of studies for the various Secondary School Honour Graduation Diploma in the program. or the University of Guelph Matriculation Certifi- . minors available Minors are available in agri-business studies, . cate. The OSSHGD will only be granted when Year 5 Subject Requirements fr.d Admission to . extension education, international agriculture, students can arrange a suitable timetable with the Bachelor of Ans Program resource economics: the principal of their school to complete the re- Although there are no specific subject reqUire- quired credit hours prior to spring semester re- ments, preference will be given to appiir.antswho gistration. offer two credits from English, mathematics, or a second language. 76 University of Guelph

Year 5 Subject Requirements for Admission to Hotel and Food Administration D.V.M. program in 1976 will encounter some- the Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Program (Bachelor of Commerce) what different course prerequisites and may be One credit in mathematics; two credits from Honours program: admitted to the D.V.M. program either (a) by ad- biology, chemistry or physics; one additional Eight semesters. This program is of an interdis- mission into the pre-veterinary semester of the credit from biology, chemistry, mathematics or ciplinary nature drawing on courses in the Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Science (Ag- physics: two additional credits. humanities, social sciences, food science, phys- riculture) programs after three or more semes- Applicants are advised to include functions ical and biological sciences. Special emphasis is ters of university work, or (b) by admission into and relations and chemistry in their year 5 given to the study of the theories of interpersonal the first semester of the D.V.M. program after program of studies. Applicants who lack one relations, communications, business law, and four or more semesters of university work. Can- specific year5 subject requirement but who have administration and management courses related didates in these instances must have completed , a high overall year 5 standing are also encour- to hotel/motel and restaurant operation. a minimum of three or four semesters (45 or 60 aged to apply for admission. .. semester credits) of academic work beyond the Students contemplating admission to the Year 5 Subject Requirements for Admission to level of Ontario year 5 in a recognized college or. D.V.M. program should include the following the Bachelor of Commerce Program university. The specific subject matter prerequi; courses in their year 5 program of studies: Two credits in mathematics and four additional sites at the respective levels of admission are:. functions and relations, biology, physics and credits. chemistry. Applicants are advised to include functions Pre-Veterinary Semester (winter semester on/y). and relations and chemistry in their year 5 Biological sciencefour semester courses (in- Family and Consumer Studies program of studies. cluding one in genetics or microbiology); physics (Bachelor of Applied Science) two semester courses; mathematicsone Honours program: Bachelor of Science In Engineering semester course in calculus; chemistrythree Eight semesters. The program in family and Honours program: semester courses (including inorganic and or- consumer studies provides for flexibility in prep- Eight semesters. Students can plan their pro- ganic); humanities and social science three aration for a variety of professional careers gram of studies around a core of engineering and semester courses. involving an understanding of families and con- mathematical courses. Elective courses in the sumers. Students select one of the following humanities and the social and natural sciences First Semester D.V.M. (available in fall semester major areas of study: applied human nutrition, provide a liberal education to suit individual only) child studies, consumer studies. family studies, career goals. Systems design projects allow Biological science four semester courses (in- textiles. Courses in the biological, physical and special studies in one of three areas:agricultural cluding one in microbiology and one in genetics); social sciences provide a background for the engineering, biological engineering, water re- physics two semester courses; mathematics. courses selected in relation to the students' source engineering. two semester courses (including one in cal- major area of interest. Students may select their culus); chemistryfour semester courses (in- major area of study when entering the program Year 5 Subject Requirements for Admission to cluding inorganic, organic, and biochemistry); or may choose to enrol in a two-semester the Bachelor of Science (Engineering) Program. embryology and histologyone semester sequence which will enable them to select, in the Two credits in mathematics and four additional course in embryology and one in histology; third semester, any one of the five majors. credits. humanities and social science three semester Applicants are advised to include physics, courses. Year 5 Subject Requirements for Admission to chemistry and three mathematics courses as Students wishing to undertake their pre- the Bachelor of Applied Science Program part of their year 5 program of studies. veterinary study at the University of Guelph Two credits in mathematics, one credit in chemis- should apply to enter either the Bachelor of Sci- try or biology, three additional credits. Applicants Bachelor of Landscape Architecture ence or the Bachelor of science in Agriculture are advised to include functions and relations in Honours program: programs. Interviev their year 5 program of studies. tare used to assist in the Eight semesters. The first four semesters are selection of candidate.-- :or both the pre- largely devoted to basic study in design, architec-veterinary semester andthe first semesterof the Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics ture, urban planning and the natural sciences. In D.V.M. program. Applicants will be selected for Honours program: the final four semesters emphasis is placed on interviews on the basis of their academic grades , Eight semesters. A human kinetic studies pro- professional courses in parks and recreation, and the submission of the Background Informs- gram with empha.cis in the areas of scientific and project design. tion Sheet. A final decision on admissibility will be application to human activity. Science oriented made following the interview. Normally a student subjects, particularly toward the biological sci- Year 5 Subject Requirements for Admission to in the D.V.M. program will not be required to ences. include anatomy. biology, nutrition. the Bachelor of Landscape Architecture repeat a course in which credit standing has physiology, psychology and sociology. Interdis- Program been obtained in pre-veterinary studies. A further ciplinary subject matter includes kinesiology. Two credits from biology, mathematics, physics condition of admission to the veterinary program exercise physiology, sports medicine and scien- or chemistry; two credits from English, geog- is agreement to a rabies immunization procedure tific measurement of human performance. raphy or history; two additional credits. with subsequent titre evaluation. This program provides all of the necessary Applicants are advised to select a program of academic requirements for entrance to a college studies at the secondary school level which will Associate Diploma in Agriculture or faculty of education to qualify for a High School include all or most of the following areas:English, Four semesters:The program is designed to give Assistant's Certificate. Type A. mathematics, art, biology, social science, geog- students an appreciation of science and Its raphy and environmental studies. application to agriautture. After a common first Year 5 Subject Requirements for Admission to Due to the nature of the program, personal semester, students specialize in one of four the Bachelor of Science (Human Kinetics) Pro- interviews and/or special tests are used to assist gram divisions: agri-business, agricultural 'mechanics. in the selection of candidates. Applicants are farm operators and managers, or horticulture One credit in mathematics, two credits from selected for the interviews on the basis of with an emphaSis in fruit and vegetable produc- biology, chemistry or physics; one additional academic performance. A final decision on the tion or nursery and landscape. . credit from biology. chemistry. mathematics or admission of the applicant will follow the inter- physics; two additional credits. view and/or tests. Admission Requirements for Associate Applicants ate advised to include functions Diploma InAgriculture Program and relations in their year 5 program of studies. Doctor of Veterinary Medicine The minimum academic requirement for admid-. Applicants who lack one specific year 5 subject Eight semesters. Course of study prescribed. sion is Ontario year 4 or its equivalent. Applicants' requirement but who have a high overall year 5 must also *vide evidence of at IeastthreeH. academic standing are aSo encouraged to apply Requirements for Admission to the Doctor of Months' experience in some acceptable type o for admission. Veterinary Medicine Program in 1976-77, agriculture or landscaping. Candidates for admission to the professional course in veterinary medicine must have suc- For additionatinformation contact cessfully completed at least two years of Director of Diploma Course academic work beyond the level of Ontario year University of Guelph 5 in a recognized college or university, Students Guelph, Ontario N1G 2W1 who present themselves for admission to the Telephone (519)824-4120 ext. 3010 . Lakehead University Diploma Programs Library Admission to diploma programs is based upon With 850,000 catalogued volumes and 9,000 successful completion of an Ontario year 4 pro- current periodical subscriptions in its collection, gram (or equivalent) which would allow the stu- the library houses open stacks and over 2,225 individual study areas. The library system is dent to proceed to a full Ontario year 5 program. The overall average must be at least 60%. Cer- extensively automated. tain diploma programs also require specific sub- Thunder Bay jects at the year 3 and 4 level for admission. Annual Fees (subject to change) Applicants with high standing in level 4, year 4 Tuition fees per semester (full-time students): programs will be considered on an Individual Associate Diploma in Agriculture $100 President: A. D. Booth basis. All other applicants to diploma programs, Bachelor of Applied Science $287.50 with special circumstances, will be considered Bachelor of Arts $292.50 on an Individual basis. Please note that Ontario Bachelor of Commerce $287.50 Lakehead University, one of the newest universities in Ontario, granted its first degrees in 1965. students applying for admission to engineering Bachelor of Landscape Architecture $352.50 technology programs out of year 5 will be con- Bachelor of Science $297.50 It evolved from the Lakehead Technical Institute, sidered for the second year of the program if they Bachelor of Science (Agriculture) $287.50 established in 1946, which later became known as the Lakehead College of Arts, Science and meet the subject requirements for admission to Bachelor of Science (Engineering) $322.50 the first year of the apped science degree pro- Bachelor of Science (Human Kinetics) $295 Technology. In 1957, the college moved to its Doctor of Veterinary Medicine $287.50 present campus site, overlooking the former gram. cities of Port Arthur and Fort William, now Room and Board Fees (subject to change) Thunder Bay. Special Consideration Single Student Residence Fees In 1965, the college received university status An applicant who lacks a specific required sub- For all but apartment style residences, fall and and an extensive building program was begun ject for his or her planned program or major may winter semesters: $402 for single; $372 for which has transformed the small core of build- be considered if the level of achievement in as- double; $322 for triple; (spring semester $340). ings into the present imposing $40,000,000 sociated subjects is substantially better than av- campus. Facilities now include a 600-bed resi- 'erage. Each student in this category is consid- Single Student Residence Fees dence village; a superbly equipped science and ered on an individual basis: For apartment style residences, fall and winter technology complex; a university centre with semesters: $432 for single; $402 for double; theatre, cafeterias, student lounges, shopping Extraordinary Admission The university is prepared to consider, applicants $052 for triple; (spring semester $3370). mall, and student offices; a six-storey, 1,000- seat library:and a sophisticated computer centre for admission who have been away from formal equipped with an IBM 360/50 computer. The Tim education for at least two years, at any, time be- Married Students' Townhouses cause of reasons beyond their control. Appli- $190 per month (effective September 1, 1975). Ryan Memorial Academic Building and an Olympic length swimming pool, both completed cants will likely be interviewed by an Admissions Committee representatNe, and may be required Meal Plans (per semester) in the fall 011972, have greatly enhanced the academic and athletic capabilities of the to provide evidence of their proficiency in Eng- $250 or $310 lish. Each case is considered on its own merits. Students accommodated in all but apartment university. style residences are required to select one of the Lakehead University reaches out beyond tra- Admission to First Year University from above meal plans. These plans are also avail- ditional boundaries, making spring, summer and able to students accommodated in apartment part-time study available on campus and carry- Year 5 (February) style residences and to those living off campus. A ing post-secondary study to the far-flung com- In 1975 Lakehead University began offering courses in arts and science at first year university semester for room and board purposes will ter- munities of northwestern Ontario. The university is striving to create a unique level from February to the end of April. The pro- minate on the date announced for conclusion of gram allows completion of three full credits and examinations. educational experience based on a close student-faculty relationship and yet offering all students may continue into summer school to the challenge and scope of Ontario's vast north- complete the remaining two first year credits. Further Inquiries This program was designed primarily to suit the Admission inquiries should be directed to western region. It is young in both history and heart; through innovation Lakehead is creating needs of students graduating at the end of Admissions January from sernestered high schools. Office of the Registrar its traditions. University Centre, Level 3 Admission to First Year University from University of Guelph Guelph, Ontario N1G 2W1 Enrolment 1975-76 Year 4 Full-time2,650 The university is prepared to consider exceptional year 4 students who attain an average of Information and application forms for student 80% and are recommended by their principal or awards and loans may be obtained from Faculties and Schools Faculty of Arts school counsellor for entrance to first year of an Awards appropriate degree program. Applicants admit- Office of the Registrar Faculty of Education Faculty of Science ted to first year of science and/or engineering will University Centre, Level 3 normally be required to take a mathematics University of Guelph School of Business Administration course during the summer session. Guelph, Ontario N1G 2W1 School of Engineering School of Forestry Admission to One UnIveratty Course as a Inquiries regarding university information School of Library Technology programs for secondary schools should be School of Nursing Special Student School of Physical and Health Education The university is prepared to consider qualified directed to students for admission to degree studies, without . Secondary School Liaison Officer General Requirements for Admission In 1976 the usual high school requirements. The basis of . Office of the Registrar admission will be the studenfs performance In a University Centre, Level 3 Degree Programs suitable Lakehead University course, taken as a University of Guelph deferred credit while the student is still In high Guelph, Ontario N1G 2W1 The standard for admission to a degree program at Lakehead University is the successful comple- Inquiries regarding campus visits for secondary fion of any Ontario year 5 program (or equivalent) embracing at least three distinct subject areas, school students should be directed to Ontario year 5 students who apPlY early and Who Admissions acceptable to the university as satisfying the entrance standards. The overall average must be at have maintained at least third class standing Office of the Registrar thioemii:yeari 3 itid4 and mid4erm year 6*III be University Centre, Level 3 least 60%. In addition to obtaining this general level of academic maturity, the candidates will be:considered far early Writ iSsion. Ail etude nts whO University of Guelph apply eitlyWill be adVised before the erid of their Guelph, Ontario N1G 2W1. required to Include in their matriculation programs subjects that Interlock directly with their school YeaiWith,regaid tO their ad m lisiOn status planned university majors. These specific re- :Early adrokiiiOn ConalderatiOn will alio be ,Telephone (519)824-4120 quirements are noted in the university's calendar. tended to year.4 students wno apply fOridmi -slop tOdipioriiq progiii* ' 78 Lakehead University

'Degree Programs and Subject Requirements tern of subjects consistent with their planned uni- Bachelor of Engineering (Post-Diploma) versity majors. Faculty of Arts Two years. The applicant must hold a diploma in Applicants to the general program and liberal technology from a college of applied arts and Degrees offered: science program, however, will be eligible for technology, Ryerson Polytechnlcal Institute Bachelor of Arts, B.A. (Geography), B.P.E. (Out- admission consideration without normal year 5 door Recreation four years), Honours Lakehead University or its equivalent. Prefer- science requi,ements. The medical laboratory ence will be given to applicants with experience Bachelor of Arts, Honours Bachelor of Social science proc: am is a post registered technolo- In industry. Work (four years). Master of Arts. gist's program and requires registered technolo- Please note that year 5 applicants who are Available majors in the three-year Bachelor of gist's certification (R.T.) and standing in first year eligible for entrance to second year of engineer- Arts degree: anthropology, anthropology (Taiga university mathematics and chemistry for admis- ing technology may continue at Lakehead, studies), economics. English, English (Canadian re- sion. ceiving an engineering degree after four suc- studies). English (theatre arts), French. general cessful years of study. Year 4 applicants enter program. geography. history, mathematics, Faculty of Education first year, receive a diploma after three years and philosophy, political studies, psychology, sociol- Degrees offered: ogy. Spanish. may obtain an engineering degree atter two Bachelor of Arts-Bachelor of Education, further years of study. Majors available in the four-year Honours Bachelor of Science-Bachelor of Education, Bachelor of Arts Degree: anthropology, Applicants who fail to meet the above require- Bachelor of Education, Master of Education. ments will be considered on an individual basis. economics (industrial relations), economics, En- The following professional four-year degrees glish, English and French, French, geography, are offered for teachers: a degree program for Bachelor of Applied Science history, mathematics (computer science or elementary school teachers (Certification Stan- First year only. The applicant's year 5 program applied mathematics option), philosophy, politi- dard 4 ) leading to a B.A.-B.Ed. (Elementary)or must include mathematics (three credits: func- cal studies, psychology, sociology. B.Sc.-B.Ed. (Elementary); and a degree pro- tions and relations, calculus and algebra, or gram for secondary school teachers (Type B or equivalent), chemistry and physics. Admission Requirements for 1977 Type A Certification) leading to a B.A.-B.Ed. Admission into the Bachelor of Arts program in (Secondary) or B.Sc.-B.Ed. (Secondary). The Honours Bachelor of Science in Forestry 1977 will require satisfactory completion of any equivalent of one year of professional studies Four years. The applicant's year 5 program must Ontario year 5 program embracing at least three and practice will provide the basis of certification include mathematics (relations and functions distinct subject areas. For example, English, in all programs. and calculus) and chemistry. Biology is recom- geography, and mathematics:or English, history The following majors are available to B.A.- mended. and another language, etc. The overall average B.Ed. candidates: English, French, geography, must be at least 60% and at leazt one year 5 history, mathematics. The following majors are Honours Bachelor of Science in Nursing English credit must be included in the program. available to B.Sc.-B.Ed. candidates: biology, Four-year basic: applicants must include year 5 Certain majors in the Faculty of Arts also require chemistry, geology, mathematics, physics. chemistry and biology in their programs. English specific year 5 prerequisites, for example. Students with two years in arts or science are is recommended. Three-year post-diploma: the mathematics and the languages. eligible for admission consideration into a B.A.- applicant must hold university entrance require- B.Ed. or B.Sc.-B.Ed. degree program with ments including year 5 chemistry (or equivalent) Faculty of Science advanced standing. taken within the past five years, or qualify under Degrees offered: Lakehead University also offers a one-year mature student regulations. The applicant must Bachelor of Science, Honours Bachelor of Sci- Bachelor of Education degree program for hold- also have graduated from an approved School of ence. Master of Science. ers of approved degrees qualifying the candidate Nursing and provide evidence of current registra- for secondary school teaching or elementary tion or licensure to practice nursing in a province Integrated Science Program school teaching. or state. In 1975 Lakehead University began offering a Through consultation with the Dean, candi- unique science program at first year university dates may also arrange a choice of options and Honours Bachelor of Physical and Health level from February to the end of April. It carries a student teaching to qualify for both an Elemen- Education three credit equivalent and consists of 12 weeks tary School Teacher's Standard 4 Certificate and Four years. Th e applicant's year 5 program must of lectures and laboratories followed by a week of Type B Secondary School Certificate (combined include English and chemistry. Applicants with- field work. The additional two credits required to program). out year 5 chemistry will be considered on an complete the usual total of first year credits may individual basis and, if accepted, must take be taken in summer school. This program was Admission Requirements for 1977 chemistry 1060 in first year. designed primarily to suit the needs of students Admission into the Faculty of Education fou r- graduating at the end of January from semes- year double professional degree program will bePoiploma Programs Offered tered high schools. the same as admission to any other degree pro- Admission to diploma programs will be based on Majors available in the three-year Bachelor of gram at the university (the same as arts or strxessful completion of an Ontario level 5 year Science program:biology, biology and chemis- science). program (or equivalent) which would allow the try; biology and geography; chemistry; energy student to proceed to a full Ontario year 6 pro- and fuel science; general program:geography; University Schools gram. The overall average must be at least so%. geology; liberal science: mathem.atics; natural Certain diPloma programs will also continue to science; physics. Admission into the following degree programs require specific subjects at the year 3 and 4 level" Majors available in four-year Honours will require successful completion of a full year 5 for admission. Bachelor of Science program: biology; chemis- program with certain year 5 prerequisites. Applicants with high standing in level 4, year 4 try; geography; geology; geology and biology; programs will be considered on an individual. geology and chemistry; geology and physics: Honours Bachelor of Commerce basis. Programs available include:business geology and economics:mathematics (applied Four years. The applicant's year 5 program must administration (three years)applicants muit: mathematics option, computer science option); include English and mathematics. Applicants have standing in years 3 and 4 mathematics. mathematical physics; medical laboratory sci- without mathematics will be considered, though Engineering technology. (three years) With ence; physics. they may, if admitted, be required to take a non- specialization in chemical, civil, electronica or credit mathematics course. mechanical engineering technologyepee.; Admission Requirements for 1977 cants must have standing in years 3 and 4 . Admission into a Bachelor of Science degree Bachelor of Administration mathematics and sciences. Applicants with a full program at Lakehead University in 1977 will re- Three years. The applicant must hold a full year 5 year 5 or equivalent will be admitted tc second quire satisfactory completion of any Ontario year program consisting of six credits. Majors are year of the technology program if they have 5 program embracing at feast three distinct sub- available in accountancy, banking, health ser- achieved an overall average of 60% in six sub-. ject areas, preferably in the sciences, for exam- vices, and personnel and labour relations. jects and a minimum 60% in mathematic& The ple, mathematics, physics and chemistry, Some six subjects should include year 5 physics, majors in the faculty do require certain year 5 chemistry, three credits in mathematics, and ci6e prerequisites, for example, mathematics. Stu- additional elective.Please note that Year 5'. dents considering a science program should in- 90 applicanta who are eligible for entrance tosec-. clude in their secondary school program a pat- ond year of the engineering technology Prograsi=; may continue at Lakehead University, receivi an engineering degree after feur successfur years of study. Students from year 4 enter first Laurentian University Degree Programs and Sublect Requ liements year and receive a diploma in technology after three years and may obtain an engineering de- Bachelor of Arts . wee after two further yearsof study. General degree: Forest technology (two years)applicants Three years including 15 full courses, normally must have standing in years 3 and 4 mathemat- five courses each year. A concentration (five full ics and sciences. Certificate in environmental Sudbury courses in one subject taken over three years) is 'forest technologyone year atter successful possible in anthropology, economics, English, completion of a two-year post-secondary school francais, French, geography, German, history, program in forest technology with year 5 chemis- Italian, mathematics, philosophy, political sci- try or equivalent (not offered in 1977-78). Timber President: E. J. Monahan ence, psychology, religious studies, Russian, harvesting technologyone year after success- sociology, Spanish: Native studies and Cana- ful completion of a two-year post-secondary Laurentian University was founded in 1960 as a dian studies are interdliciplinary programs. school program in forest technology Or the bilingual institution. Its campus, a 10-minute equivalent as determined by the Admissions drive from downtown Sudbury, extends over 700 Honours degree: Committee (not offered in 1977-78). Library acres of rugged and scenic bush land touching on Four years, to include 20 full courses, at least technology (two years)admission is based on five lakes. The striking buildings dominate the eight of which will be honours Courses evidence of a general levet of academic countryside. achievement to the Ontario year 4 level. Laurentian is one of the few universities in Year 5 Subject Requirements for Bachelor of Canada to have a planetarium, a museum and Arts Program Library arts centre. The residences of Huntington, English or francais. A six-storey, open stack, 1,000-seat librarybuild- Thorneloe and Sudbury Colleges provide acing holds 215,000 accessioned and catalogued commodation for 400 students. The Laurentian Honours Bachelor of Commerce volumes of books and bound periodicals, and University residence complex includes Univer- Four years of study, 20 full courses. An honours over 2,000 volumes of unbound periodicals. sity College Residence accommodating 250 Bachelor of COmmarCe in sports administration students, a single student apartment building ac- is an interdisciplinary program offered jointly by Annual Fees commodating 394 students and a married stu- the School of CommerCe and Administration and September 1976-April 1977 dent high-rise tower with 129 apartments. the School of Physical and Health Education. Pledged to the maintenance and promotion of Degree Programs both the English and French languages and cul- Yeer 5 Subject Requirements for Bachelor of Arts (including concurrent education, outdoor tures. Laurentian offers most of the arts courses Commerce Program* recreation resources studies, social work and and some of the science courses in both lan- English or frangais and year 5 level mathematics. make-up years) commerce and nursing $615 guages. The academic program of its School of Commencing in 1977-78, two year 5 level . Applied science $670 Translators and Interpreters and its sports ad- mathematics courses will be required. Engineering $670 ministration program are unique to Canada. Forestry $625-675 Three colleges in northern Ontario are af- Bachelor of General Science Science (including concurrent education, medi- filiated with Laurentian: Algoma in Sault Ste. Fifteen courses, comprised of general science, cal laboratory science and make-up years) $625 Marie, Nipissing in North Bay, and College de non-science, and electives, are required. Con- Physical and health education $615-630 Hearst, Hearst. siderable flexibility exists so that various emph- Education degree, B.Ed. (one-year Tungrarn) ases or therms can be designed to accommo- $615 Enrolment 1975-76 date different student needs. Full-time (all campuses) 2,830 Diploma programs Year 5 Subject Requirements for Bachelor of 5350-400 Faculties and Schools General Science Program School of Commerce and Administration English or frangais. Residence Fees School of Education Single room. $1,497; double room, $1,418 School of Engineering Bachelor of Science School of Graduate Studies General degree: Further Inquiries School of Nursing Three years of study including 15 courses, nor- Inquiries about admission requirements should School of Physical and Health Education mally five courses each year. A concentration is be directed to School of Social Work possible in biology, chemistry, geology, P. A. Paularinne School of Translators and Interpreters mathematics, physics. Assistant Registrar, Admissions Faculty of Humanities Lakehead University Faculty of Professional Schools Honours degree: Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 5E1 Faculty of Science Four years, 20 full courses must be completed, Telephone (807)345-2121 ext. 527 Faculty of Social Sciences including at least eight honours courses.

Inquiries about secondary schoollialson should General Requirements for Admission Year 5 Subject Requirements fOr Bechelor of be directed to Minimum of three subjects six credits, or five . Science Program* Mrs. S. de Haas courses with a60% average at the Ontario year CalcUlus, chemistry, pluS two of biology, physics, Secondary School Liaison Officer level, or the equivalent. Students enrolled in new geology and mathematics other than Cakultis Lakehead University programs will be given individual consideration. (Recommended sObjects: chemistry, physics, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 5E1 Asterisk (' ) denotes that a petition for variance two mathematics, and one other science credtt).. Telephone (807)345-2121 ext. 749 may be initiated with the Admissions Office. . Bacheloir of Science In Nursing Information and application forms for student Early Admission A four-year prograrkpreperktg the graduate to'. awards may be obtained from Early confirmation of final admission will be begin the practiceof professional riursing, both In J. W. Kerr granted to students who have, in the opinion of general and Specialized hospitals and In otim4:,:. Dean of Students the Admissions Committee, a satisfactory munity health agencies:In addition, this program '! Lakehead University academic background. This acceptance is condi- lays the fotindation forbraduate study leading to Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 5E1 tional upon the satisfactory completion of year 5. teeching,.administistiOn; research and airical specialization:.

Year 5 Subject Requirements for Bachelor of Science In Nursing progrant English or francab, chemistry and bie Laurentian University

Honours Bacheloirof Physical and Health Inquiries about admission requirements and re- Nipissing College Education quests for more general information should be North Bay A four-year program with a curriculum designed directed to to provide a sound background in physical and Miss Shirley Vincent President: G. J. Zytaruk health education. Admissions Officer Laurentian University Nipissing College is a liberal arts college af- Year 5 Subject Requirements for Bachelor of Sudbury, Ontario P3E 2C6 filiated with Laurentian Univexsity of Sudbury. Physical and Health Education Program Telephone (705) 675-2260 The college began operatiokin 1966 and in the; English or francais. fall of 1972 it Moved into new facilities at the D. St. Jules North Bay College Education Centre: The neW Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) Secondary School Liaisoh Officer 720-acre campus is unique as it accommodates A four-year program with the study of social work Laurentian University Nipissing College and Canadore College Of beginning in the first year. Limited enrolment, SudbUry, Ontario P3E 2C8 Applied Arts and TechnologY. Central fadilities, Telephone (705) 675-2280 including library, cafeteria, gyMnasiurn, Year 5 Subject Requirements for Admission to bookstore and student residence% are Shared. Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) Program Algoma University College In September 1973, North BayTeachers'Col- English or francais. Sault Ste. Marie lege was integrated with Nipissing College and became the Facinty of Edzication of the coHege. Honours Bachelor of Science in Language Principal: D. Watkins A four-year program to train translators for poits General Requirements for Admission in Canada and abroad with the Canadian gov- Algoma University College is a non-sectarian Candidates currently in Ontario yeir 5 shOuld ernment, Canadian industry, and with various liberal arts college in affiliation with Laurentian apply through their high school using the general international organizations in America and University. The college, which has been operat- application form. Applicatione received by the.., Europe. ing since 1967, is housed in Shingwauk Hall and date announced on the application form Will be several adjoining buildings on a 37-acrasite given early consideration. All Other candidates Year 5 Subject Requirements for Honours overlooking the St. Mary's River. Associated with shoUld write to the Office of AdmisSions, giving Bachelor of Science in Language Program the college on campus is the Algoma Conserva- details of their previous academic work. Petbdris:,:' English (minimum average 6§%), French or tory of Music, offering lessons and classes lead- for variance may be initiated with the Admissions francais (minimum average 66%). A third Ian- ing to the A.R.C.T. and teacher's diploma levels. Office. gjege is strongly recomrhended. The college operates a part-time program wholly integrated with the full-time program, and also Bachelor of Education . Education extensive intersession and summer school prog- Proof of graduation with an appmed degree The School of Education offers a one-year pro- rams. from an accredited university. Birth certificate gram leading to the certification of French- and proof of freeddifi from active tuberculosis. speaking teachers for the elementary French Admission Requirements language classes in Ontario schools. Same as for Laurentian University, Sudbury. Degree Programs and subjeat Requirements Year 5 Subject Requirements for Admission to *Programs Offered Bachelor of Arts the School of Education Algorna University College offers the full three- The general Bachelor of Arts degree is usually . Francais and English or anglais. year general Bachelor of Arts program and a new taken in three years. It consists of 15 courses three-year interdisciplinary program in life sci- including five in an area of 'concentration and Engineering ences and environmental studies. In addition, three in an area of continuation. No more than Instruction is presently offered in the first and the college offers the first year of the Bachelor of eight first year courses may be contained In the second year of a four-year course, leading to the Science, the first two years of the Bachelor of full program. Concentrations are Offered in Eng- first professional degree in chemical, metallurgi- Social Work and Bachelor of Commerce lish, francais, geography, history, psychology cal. civil, mechanical and mining engineering. programs. and sociology.

Year 5 Subject Requirements for Engineering Library Bachelor of Education Program 80,000 volumes:1,000 periodical titles. Recently The Faculty of Education offers a one-year con- Mathematics (calculti§), mathematics (introduc- completed is a new library wing which will house Secutive program leading to a Bachelor of Edu- tory analytical geometry and algebra); chemis- 100,000 volumes. Renovations have provided cation degree. This prograin prepares candi- try. physics. for an improved bookstore. petrel shop and stu- dates for teaching In the elementary schools of dent-lounge facilities. The etillege operates a day Library Ontario and meets the requirements of the Minis- nursery on campus for children of students and try of Education for the Elementary School - The library's collection includes 400.000 vol- faculty. Teacher's Certificate, Standard 4, which is valid umes and 4,000 periodicals. up to and including year 2 of secondary school, . Scholarships Annual Fees 1976-77 The cbliege offers attractiVe entranCe and con- Other Programs Tuition and incidental fees tinuing scholarships for full-tirde Students, and As well as the Bachelor of Arts and Baohelor of Full-time students $682.50 has a bursary program for part-time students. Education degrees, Nipissing College offers

parallel first year programs in B.S.W. (Bachelor... Residence 1975-76 Tuition 1976-77 of Social Work); B.Sc. (Bachelor of Science), and Single room $750 . All students, $125 per course. the first two years of a B.Com. (Bachelor of Double room $600-$650 Commerce.). Apartments for married students $134 per month Further inquiries Meals are available on a cash basis or a meal Information regarding entrance requirements Library card may be purchased. and academic programs may be obtained from 65,000 volumes; 460 periodical tiles. Office of the Registrar Further Inquiries Algoma University Coltege Hoeileg, Information and application forms for student Shingwauk Hall The student residence. 'which acconimodates awards tflay be obtained from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario P6A 2G4 300 studergts; Is built asSO apartmerite In the R. Woloszczuk Telephone (705)949-2301 style of toWrahouses. Egah townhouse . Director of Student Affairs, Awards modates six:students:Each Student has his/her Laurentian University. Information on other aspects of the college and own bedroom and bUillt-in study area.'A kitchen Sudbury, Ontario P3E 2C6 its services may be obtained from and living room are shared. Telephone (705) 675-1151 Public Relations Officer Algoma University College Shingwauk Hall Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario P6A 2G4 *petitions for variance may be initiated with the Telephone (705)949-2301 Admissions Office , I

k4,41I-21, Annual Fees McMaster University Faculties and Schools Tuitionfull-time students $665 Faculty of Business Residencemeals excluded 5720-742 Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Health Sciences Further Inquiries Few tty of Humanities Information regarding entrance requirements Faculty of Science and academic status may be obtained from Hamilton Faculty of Social Sciences Registrar School of Adult Education Nipissing College School of Graduate Studies P.O. Box 5002 School of Medicine Gorrnanville Road President: Arthur N. Bourns School of Nursing North Bay, Ontario P1B 81_7 School of Physical Education and Athlo tics Telephone (705) 474-3450 Neither small nor yet a multiversity, McMaster School of Social Work began in the last century as a Baptist theology McMaster Divinity College (affiliated) Inquiries about financial assistance, housing or school in Toronto. facilities should be sent to Since moving to Hamilton in 1930, McMaster General Admission Requirements tor Information and Student Awards Officer has become non-denominational, grown to 1976-77 Nipissing College number 40 buildings, and introduced new pro- Year 4 Requirements P.O. Box 5002 grams in business, health sciences, social work, Business 1 requires year4 English. Physical Gormanville Road music, nuclear science, and engineering, to Education 1 and Social Sciences 1 require North Bay, Ontario P1B 8l..7 mention only a few. mathematics at least to the end of year 4. How- Telephone (705)474-3450 The Faculty of Business and the Facutty of ever, applicants to Physiaal Education 1 and to Engineering, whose individual programs are well Social Sciences 1 who have not been able to recognized, have recently established a joint comply with this requirement will be considered program to meet the special demands of modem and should write to the Assistant Registrar industry and commerce. The Facuttyof Medicine (Admissions). has, in a very few years. earned an international reputation for its imaginative system of Medical Year 5 Requirements education. The School of Nursing shares with Applicants for admission must have standing Medicine the excellent facilities for training and satisfactory to the university in the appropriate service that are located in the university's Health area requirements, together with any additional Sciences Centre.The School of Social Work has work sufficient to qualify the applicantfor the developed a broad community involvement that Ontario Secondary School Honour Graduation assures a variety of career opportunities to its Diploma students. The School of Physical Education is It is strongly recommended that all potential housed in a modern and well equipped complex applicants take a senior high school course in which includes several gymnasia s an English designed to improve their basic reading Olympic-length swimming pool. and writing abilities. Applicants to Humanities 1 One of Ontario's medium size universities, an 1Music 1 must offer level 5 (grade 13) Engrish McMaster combines the intimacy of a small uni- for z-Imission. versity with the range of opportunities of the Note: Higher standings maybe required of largsr institutions. Students at McMaster enjoy applicants who have taken more than five years easy contact with the faculty and find many op- to complete the requirements for the Ontario portunities to make close friendships, especially Secondary School Honour Graduation Diploma. in the rawly renovated student centre, Hamilton Hall, with its brightly colored lounges and club- Early Admission Subject to satisfactory completion of year 5, earty r0OrTls. The university's residences offer a wide choice admission will be granted to selected applicants of accommodation which include separate who are attempting for the first time ell the year5 facilities for men and women, a co-educational ...redits for admission to a given first year. residence and a new apartment-style building. The residences are situated above the beautiful Year 5 Requirements for Specific Fields of Study Royal Botanical Gardens where hundreds of The university is aware of the variety of experi- acres of park lands provide an attractivo back- mental programs being offered in Ontario sec- yard for the university. ondary schonis and welconies applicants from McMaster is located in an established residen- these progrems. Although it may not be possible tial area of Hamilton, a vigorous city which has tor some of these appikants to meet exactly the undergone a remarkable rejuvenation in recent subject requirements outlined below, they are years. Students will find that the centre of the city urged to write the Assistant Registrar (Admis- now boasts a splendid theatre-auditoriter which sions) who will ensure that careful consideration offers ah oxcellent range of musical and dram* is given to their individual cases. Humanities 1, entertainment. The fast-developing Harpilton Natural Sciences 1 and Social Sciencesl are Philharmonic Orchestra, active little theatre broad fields of study in first year leading to a companies, and the promise of a new ert gallery. variety of honours and pass programs in the exemplify a city where cultural life thrives and seadnd year. Business 1, Engineering 1, Music complements the many cultural activities that 1, Nursing 1 and Physical Education 1 are the take place on the university campus. first year courses of the programs leading to toe Bachelor of Commerce. Bachelor of Engineer- Enrolment 1975-78 ing_ Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Science in Fulltime10,114 Nursing and Bachelor of Physical Education, respectively. 82 McMaster University

Area Requirements Natural Sciences 1: psychology, religion, Russian and aaaSher sub- Business 1: An applicant from an Ontario secondary school is ject, sociology, Spanish. Six year 5 credits are required, including required to attain a weighted average of at least Within the framework of 1.'4 ,e-e-4asal science mathematics (preferably calculus). In addition, 60% in sitc level 5 (year 5) credits and satisfy the and religion programs listrea'aessea, it is possiale the Faculty of Business wilt require one credit of followieasequirements: calculus and two credits to specialize in the follo-Oreea. eareas:Asiap level 5 English commencing September 1977. from biolessa chemistry, physics or mathematics. studies, social/politicaWesea'Oe Faculty of . with a weiestreed average of at least 60% in these Socitil Sciences hese Engineering 1: iltegrated -studies three crafts. program in first yearse sasses enly 150 students Chemistry, physics. and three credits in Appliessese Sacking level 5 (year S) physics are admitted. Studis'as -lafeeasted in applying to mathematics (including calculus). musl offal te Ir4elt two level 5 (year 5) mathe- this course shoulfrf sessaae ct,.. Dean of Social An applicant from an Ontario secoradary matics Ori66:01-S fiar admission. Sciences Studiee kaltiester University, school will be eligible for admission to engineer- It Ss esasealy ascommended that applicants Hamilton, OrttarisI 4L8. ing 1 under one of the following categories: who in1vt44,1 to proceed to programs in applied a) weighted average of 64% in three level 5 (year 5) chemistry. applied mathematics, applied Bachelor of Soler:cis' credits of mathematics, one level 5 (year 5) credit phasice, biochemistry, cheanistry, geology, Pass program: each of physics and chemistry. and an overall matherratics. metallurgy or physics present ad- Three years. Avails:ale in biology, chemistry, average of 64% in six credits offered for the dais/sae lawa 5 (year 5) mathematics credits. It is comesiteescience, geograples, .aeology, Ontario Secondary School Honour Graduation neenterieialed that students who intend topro- mather.nt-t. physics, psym:',,logy, science. Diploma ceed to a pros:ram in biology include yeU b) weighted average of 70% in six credits offered for biology. FIZiaourS ra2gram: the OSSHGD as well as 72% in two credits of Foto yeaaa Available in applied chemistry, mathematics (which should include calculus) at Nursing. 1.; applied reathematical sciences, applied level 5 (year 5). Level 5 (year 5) physics or Leeel 5 (year 5) chemistry, and two of ikilogy, n-iatt*te -40,?ra and computer science, applied chemistry are not necessary for admission but English, another language, mathematics and raeastslarraacs and theoretical physics, applied'T must be presented at levels3 and 4 (years 3 and physics. It is stongly recommended that stu- paysts, applied statistics and computation, 4). Further details on this category of admission dents entering Nursing 1 complete at least level4 biochemistry, biochemistry and chemistry, can be obtained from secondary school (year 4) mathematics. This subject will be re- guidance departments_ biology, chemistry, chemistry and geOlogy, quired in 1977-78. chemistry and physics, compuier science Students admitted under the first category As places in first year nursing are limited, ad- and mathematics, geoceseay, geography and take the Engineering 1 program while those admission is by selection. To qualify for consider-

geology es: ases. matheneeics, metallurgy . mitted under the second category take a modation, applicants from various academic and me ain:s s rice, physics, psychology, ified Engineering 1 program determined in con- backgrounds are expected to have qualifications statisti sultation with the Associate Dean of equivalent to the requirements outlined. Mature Engineering. students and students who do not meet these Major.p requirements are invited to write to the Assistant Four years. Available in applied mathematical Humanities 1: Registrar (Admissiors). sciences, applied mathematics and computer English an-1 a language other than English. science, applied statistics and computation, Those apple:ants who lack a level 5 (year 5) Physical Ed r language other than English maybe accepted for biochemistry, chemistry, computer science and There are no siessea -eel 5 (year 5 ) subject mathematics, geology, mathematics, metallurgy admission on the understanding that they in- areas which 61-or admission to Physi- and materials science, PhYsics- clude a language other than English in their first cal Educatine s ' 9s recorranended that year program. The level of the language course one or two of frAz . sciences be $r:luded Bachelor of Science In Nursing to be taken will be determined by the applicant's in level 5:biology 7.:P.3..iestry physics. Mathema- Four years. background in that subject. ts at least through level4 (year 4) is required, Students intending to lake Art 1A6 must sub- althaugh applicants who are not able to comply Bachelor of Engineering mit to the Chairman of the Department otArt seri will be considered. Four years. Available in ceramic, chemical, civil, Art History a portfolio to show their intereet and ability electrical, mechanical, metallurgical engineering . 'SO& Sciences 1: and engineering physics. There are no specific level 5 (year 5) credits Music 1 respired for admission to social sciences. Bachelor of Engineering and Management Students interested in registering in the musn Maaiematics at least through level 4 (year 4) is Five years. Available in combination with chemi- program+ will need to: requaece although applicantswho are not able to cal, civil, electrical, mechanical engineering and a) complete six .'evel 5 (year 5) credits with an comply will be mnsidered. engineering physics. overall weighted average oi 60% (English te Applicants what might be interested in concen- oe included in these six credits), and trating in economics, psychology, or geography Bachelor of Commerce b) satisfy the audition requirement which censisis crorn Sceeta Sciences 1 are strongly advised to Honours degree:Four years. of: include mathematics in their level 5 (year 5) 1) perky mance of two or three varied pieces of programs. Bachelor of Physical Education the candidatceseehnice, including cies from Applicants to Social Sciences 1 (Art) may be A four-year program leading to the Bachelor of the 20th century. Required standard at least asked to submit a portfolio. Physical Education degree. Grade 9. 2) ear tWg.c, Donee Programs Offered Bachelor of Social Work 3) shori written examination, consisting of rudi- A four-year program leading to the Bachelor of ments, Bachelor of Arts Arts and Bachelor of Social Work degrees. 4) viva voce arid interview, and Pass program: 5) dernoestration of basic keyboard skills includ- Three years. Available in anthropology, art and Bachelor of Music ing scales, chords, harmonization of a simple art history, classical civilization, dramatic arts, Honours degree: melody. (Those applicants unable to meet economics, English, French, geography, Ger- Four years. Available in history and theory of minimum musical standards will be expected man, history, Italian, Latin, music, philosophy, music and in music education. to register in a basic keyboard skills cOurse). political science, psychology, religion, Russian, Students who lack a level 5 language other sociology, Spanish. Medicine than Eeglish will be admitted on the understand- Three-year progreun leading to M.D. Open to ing that they include a language other than Eng- Honours program; thoae with three years of university. lish in first year. The level of the language course Four years. Available in the following subjects to be taken will be determined by the applicant's and combinations of these:anthropology, art and Library background in that subject. art history, classical civilization, classics, drama- The university library contains some 745,000 tic arts, economics, English, French, geography, catalogued books, periodicals and government German, Greek, history, Italian, Latin, mathema- documents rt possesses 890,000 microfonn tics and philosophy, philosophy, poliacal science, cards and reels; over 79,000 maps1 ,22E1, Pieces of archtz'al material and 6,000 The Division of Archives and Special Collec- University of Ottawa Music: tions houses rare books, manuscripts and archi- English or francais one credit; five other val material, which afford opportunities for origi- credits, of which four must be in the previously nal research. Among the unique holdings are the mentioned approved subject areas. Also re- renowned Bertrand Russell Archives, manu- quired are a minimum of six credits. 50% per scripts of English and Canadian authors, includ- course, and an overall average of 65%. Appli- ing those of Anthony Burgess, Margaret Lau- Ottawa cants must also pass an audition and written rence, and Pierre Berton, and a large and exam. The year 4 candidate is admitted to the significant seetion of 18th century publications. first year of the Bachelor of Music (performance Of particular interest to students are the papers option). of some Canadian student organizations. such Rector: Roger Guindon as the Canadian Union of Students. Faculty of Science and Engineering In its present fo rm and structure. the University of Pre-science year: Accommodation Ottawa dates from July 1, 1965. Historically its English or francaisone credit; mathematics There is at present accommodation for 2,343 beginnings derive from the College of Bytown, one credit:science (physics 300 and chemistry women and men. The rooms are provided with established 127 years earlier, on August 15, 400) one credit ;4ach; three other credits, of Staple articles of furnituretables, chairs, beds. 1848, by the Oblate Fathers of Mary Immaculate. which two met Ile in the previously mentioned mattresses, pillows and all necessary bedding. Two provisions in its charter render the univer- approved subject areas. Also required are a Resident students are required to supply towels sity unique among the universities in Ontario. minimum of six mclits at the year 4 level. 50% at their own expense. inueed in Canada Besides the advancement of per course, an average of 65% in science- The sereieee of the infirmary, staffed be learning and the dissemination of knowledge, its mathematics, 2nd an overall average of 65%. graduate nurses, are available to all resident particular objectives are: students. 1)to further, in accordance with Christian princi- Faculty of Social Sciences The women's residences are administered by ples, the intellectual. spiritual, moral, physical English or franeais one credit; five other the Dean ofWomen; the men's residences by the and social development of. as well as a commun. credits, of which *e.ir must be in the previously Dean of Men, and the co-educational and ity spirit among, its undergraduates, graduates mentioned unproved subject areas. Also re- apartment-style residences by the Dean of and teaching staff, and to promote the better- quired are a mirtrimurn of six credits. 50% per Students. ment of society; course, and an overall average of 80% on final Residence fees are $1.410 and include room2)to further bilingualism and bicutturalism and to marks. The year 4 candidate is admitte to the and lunch and dinner, five days per week. Fees preserve and develop French culture in Ontario. first year ot the Faculty of Social Sciences. for the Bates residence are $844 for a single These ensure the university's continued de- bedroom apartment, $801 for a three and tour velopment as a place of learning with the kind ofDegree Programs and Subject Requirements bedroom apartment and $371 for six bedroom personality and atmosphere possible only in a apartment without meals. The meal plan costs genuinely Canadian institution where both the Bahelor of Arts $605. English and French languages, and both cul- General or with a concentration: tures, are evident and at work throughout the Three years from Ontario year 5. Available in Annual Tuition Fees 1975-76 Sength and breadth of its campus. classical art and archaeology, classical studies. (including incidental fees) ecenomics, English, French language and litera- (subject to change) Enrolment 1975-1976 ture, geography, German, history, history of art, Art and art history $635.50 Undergraduate full-time and part-time 15,225 history of religions, lettres francaises, linguistics. Arts and social sciences $640.50 Graduate futl-time and part-time3.313 mathematics, medieval studies, music, Commerce $635.50 Total18,538 philosophy, photo-cinema, political science, Engineering $705.50 psychology, religious studies, Slavic studies, Medicine $403.00 (per semester) Faculties and Schools social communications, sociology. Spanish, Music $645 50 Faculty of Arts theatre, visual arts. Nursing $630.50 Faculty of Education Physical education $645.50 Faculty of Law (Common Law and -Droll civil") Honours: Science $650.50 Faculty of Management Sciences Four years from Ontario year 5. Available in Social work $635.50 Faculty of Medicine applied linguistics, classical studies, English, Faculty of Philosophy Erglish as a second language, French language Further Inquiries Faculty of Psychology and literature, geography, historydettres infornation about admission requirements may Faculty of Science and Engineering francalses, linguistics, mathematics, music, be obtained from Faculty of Social Sciences Psychology, religious studies, Slavic languages Me H. D. Bridle School of Graduate Studies and literatures, social cammunications, Spanish, Assistant Registrar (Admissions) School of Human Kinetics and Leisure Studies theatre, translation, visual arts. McMaster University School of Library Science Year 5 Requirements for Admission Hamilton, Ontario L8S 4L8 School of Nursing . An overall average of at least 60% in English or General information about the university may be General Requirements ter Admission In 1977 français (one credit), and five other credits of obtained from Approved year 4 and year 5 subject areas:art, which four must be from the previously men- Division of Student Liaison economics. geowaphy, history, languages, tioned approved subject areas. McMaster University music, political science, pure mathematics, wee Hamilton, Ontario LEIS 418 sciences, religious studies, socioloey, theatre. Bachelor of Arts (Pitt;osophy) Honours: Information about scholarships may be ob- From Ontario Year 4 Three years from the first year of a Bachelor of tained (rom Arts program after Ontario year 5. Miss 0. Tynowski Faculty of Ms Academic Awards Officer Arts: Bachelor of Music McMaster University English or '-e eeeis one credit; five other Honours: Hamilton, Ontario L8S 418 credits, of wteen four must be in the previously Four years from Ontario year 5. Available in mentioned approved subject areas. Also re- composition, education, musicology. perform- Information and application forms for financial quired are a minimum of six credits. 50% per assistance may be obtained from course, and an overall average of 80% on final Mr. D. W. Allaby marks. The year 4 candidate is admitted to the Year 5 Requirements for Admission Dector of Student Finana Aid first year of the Faculty of Arts. An overall average of at least 80% in the follow- McMaster University ing subjects:English or franc:els (one credit), and Hamilton, Ontario L8S4K1 five oreer credits, of which four must be from the Telephone (416)525-9140 previouzAy mentioned approved subject areas. 84 University of Ottawa

Musical Requirements Bachelor of Science in Kinanthropology, psychology, public administration and sociology. Candidates will undertake two tests: They will Bachelor of Science In Recreology perform, on their major instrument, an audition of Honours: Year 5 Requirements for Admission 15 minutes to be evaluated by three adjudicators Four years after Ontario year 5. An overall average of at least 60% in six credits appointed by the Department of Music. They will from acceptable courses. The student who also take a test to determine the extent of their Year 5 Requirements for Admission wishes to specialize in economics must present knowledge in the rudiments of music. An overall average of at least 60% in the follow- mathematicsfunctions and relations (one ing subjects:English or tram:xis (one credit), and credit) and mathematicscalculus (one credit). Bachelor of Science in Dietetics five other credits, of which four must be from the Honours: previously m entioned approved subje.:2 areas. A Bachelor of Education Four years from Ontario year 5. letter of recommendation is required from a per- One year following a recognized bachelor's son competent in evaluating the promise of suc- degree, leading to the Elementary School Year 5 Requirements for Admission cess in the give n field of studies. Curriculum vitae Teacher's Cerfificate. An overall average of at least 60% in the follow- must be submitted describing experience and/or ing subjects : English or francais (one credit), reasons for wanting to complete the degree. Bachelor ot Laws biology (one credit), chemistry (one credit). For the Bachelor of Science in Kinanthropolegy, (Common Law section of the Faculty of Law) mathematics functions and relations (one preference will be given to candidates with cred- Three years following a minimum of tvo years of credit), plus mathematics calculus (one its in mathematics and in science. a bachelor's program beyond Ontario year 5 in a credit), or one mathematics and physics (two recognized university. credits), and one other credit from the previously Bachelor of Science mentioned approved subject areas. General: Licence en Drolt Three yea(from Ontario year 5. Availabte in (Section de Draft civil de la Faculté de Droit) Bachelor of Administration physical sciences, life sciences and earth sci- Trois années apres le baccalaureat es arts ou Three years from Ontario year 5. ences. robtention d'un dipldme juge equivalent. Year 5 Requirements for Admission Major: Combined Bachelor of LawsLicence en An overall average of 60% in the following sub- Three years from Ontario year 5. Available in Drott Program jects:English or francais (one r,fedit), mathe- biochemistry, biology, chemistry, computer sci- A common content of Canadian law subjects rnatics functions and relations (one credit), ence, geology, mathematics, mathematics- makes it possible to combine both programs, mathematics calculus (one credit), three other scie nce, physics. physics-mathematics. enabling students to obtain both degrees in four credits of which two must be from the previously years. mentioned approved subject areas. Honours: Four years from Ontario year 5. Available in Doctor of Medicine Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of biochemistry, biology, chemistry, computer sci- Candidates in the following categories are eligi- Management Sciences (with a Major in ence, geology, mathematics, mathematics- ble to apply for admission to first year of the Operations Research), Bachelor In Public science, physics, physics-mathematics. fout-year M.D. program: Administration a)students who have completed successfully, in an Honours: Year 5 Requirements for Admission Ontario university, the first two years of a B.Sc. or Four years irom Ontario year 5. An overall average of at least 60% and an aver- a B.A. program, provided it includes at least one age of at least 60%in the science and mathema- year of physics. one year of general and inor- Year 5 Requirements for Admission tics subject& Mathematicsfunctions and rela- ganic chemistry, one year of general biology or An overall average of at least 60% in the follow- tions (one credit), and mathematics calculus zoology, and one year of organic chemistry ing subjects: English or francais (one credit), (one credit) or mathematicsalgebra (one b)students of other universities who have com- mathematics functions and relations (one credit), physics or chemistry (one credit), and pleted studies equivalent to those listed in (a), credit). mathematics calculus (one credit), and three other credits of which two must be from the provided such studies comply with the regula- three othe: credits, of which two must be from the previously mentioned approved subject areas. tions of the College of Physicians and Surgeons previously mentioned approved subject areas. All three mathematics and both physics and of Ontario. chemistry are recommended. Bachelor of Science In Nursing Financial Assistance Honours: Bachelor of Applied Science There is a Student Awards Office on campus at Four years from Ontario year 5. Four years from Ontario year 5. Available in elec- each college and university in Ontario. Studerits trical. chemical, civil and mechanical engineer- Year 5 Requirements for Admission in financial need may apply for assistance from a ing. variety of sources. An average of 65% in science courses and an overall average of 60% in the following subjects: Full-time students may be eligible for low ts Year 5 Requirements for Admission .nd/or grants under the Ontario Student Assil;.-- English or francais (one credit), biology (one An overall average of at least 60% and an aver- lance Program and the Canada Student Loans credit), chemistry (one credit), and three other age of at least 60%in the science and mathema- Plan. Part-time students can apply for provineial credits of which two must be from the previously tics subjects. Mathematicsfunctions and rela- bursaries or loans. mentioned approved subject areas. tions (one credit) and mathematics calculus For further information concerning govern- (one credit). or mathematicsalgebra (one Bachelor of Physical Education ment assistance see the introductor; soction est credit) and physics or chemistry (one credit) and financial assistance and check witlyMe enNersi- General: Three years atter Ontario year 5. three other credit of which two must be from the Honours: Four years after Ontario year 5. ty's Student Awards Office. The Student ,lbffiteds previously mentioned approved subject areas, Officer will also have details of any burtallesittr All three mathematics and both physics and scholarships offered by the university. Year 5 Requirements for Admission chemistry are recommended. An overall average of at least 60%in the follow- Residence Accommodation ing:English or francais tone credit), and five Bachelor of Social Sciences The student residenceS on campus are Mar- other credits, of which four must be from the With major: chand Hall for men, Stanton Hall for women, previously mentioned approved subject areas. A Three years from Ontario year 5. Available in Leblanc Hail and Thompson Hall for men and letter of recommendation is required from a per- economics, political science and sociology. women. son competent in evaluating the promise of success in the given field ot studies. Curriculum vitae Honours program: rnust be submitted describing experience and Four years from Ontario year 5. Available in reasons for wanting to complete the degree. economics, political science and sociology.

Honours program with major and minor: Four years frorr Ontario year 5. Majorsoffered in economics, poiltical science ralci sociologY.

Minors offered irt economics. geography. history. mathematica, philosophy. political science. Annual Fees Queen's University Degree Programs and Admission Pre-science year S597 Requirements Medicine $817 Music (Bachelor of Music) $672 Bachelor of Arts Science and engineering $722 Three years; 15 courses over the three-year All other undergraduate programs $647 period; includes a minor concentration of five Kingston courses in one subject. In some disciplines, one Federated University and Affiliated College or two prerequisites or co-requisite courses in (in Ontario) other disciplines may be required to support a Saint Paul's University, Ottawa minor concentration. Additional courses to com- St. Augustine's College of Arts, Toronto Principal: Ronald L. Watts plete the 15 courses required for the degree may be chosen freely by the student, provided the Further Inquiries Queen's was founded by Royal Charter in 1841 prerequisites for the courses have been met. A Inquiries about undergraduate admission as a Presbyterian College and has grown both minor concentration may be taken in any of the should be directed to physically and in reputation to become one of fcrawing: art history, biochemistry, biology, Office of Admissions Canada's best known medium-sized univer- cnemistry, classisal studies, computing and in- University of Ottawa sities. Its initial enrolment of 10 students has formation science, drama, economics, English, Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6N5 grown row to include 10,000 full-time students film studies. French, geography, geological sci- Telephone (613)231-3930 who attend classes on two campuses. The main ences, German, Greek, history, Italian, Latin, campue islocated dose to downtown Kingston, mathematics, music, philosophy, physics, politi- For information and application forms for stu- one of t.";:aniecia's ddest and most historic cities, cal studies, psychology, religion, Russian, dent awards, write to while the FaCiAy of Education and Richardson sociology, Spanish. In addition, special inter- Mr. Michel Leduc Memorite Stadium are located a mile away on the departmental programs are offered in the follow- Director West Cemptie. Nieeteenth century limestone ing: health, image of man in morrn literature, Student Financial Aid Office structures on the main campus harmonize with life sciences. University of Ottawa more' -.den:buildings, some built as recently as Ottawa, Ontario K1 N 6N5 last year to accommodate the growing diversity Bachelor of Artsillonours) Telephone (613)231-2484 of the university's facilities. Four years; minimum et 19 courses arranged in Queen's University has long had amputation one of the following eatearns; major concentrarion & ten courses in 7:subject For information about university programs, write for developing in its studerits and graduates a a) to deep personal commitment. This is due in part to plus electives, two medial concentrations of seven courses in Miss M. Danielle Chartrand its modest size and to the fact that the over- b) Admissions Officer whelming majority of students leave their home- each of two subjects (one must be a humanhirez University of Ottawa town to study at Queen's and become an integral or social science) plus electives, or Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6N5 part of the university community by taking up e)a special field concentration of 14 courses in two Telephone (613) 231-3930 residence on or near the campus. or more subjects organized around a particular Student life at Queen's is enriched by an art period, culture, problem or discipline area, plus gallery, films, concerts, special lectures, an in- electives. ternational centre, a radio station and a large physical education complex. With more than onea) A major concentration may be taken in one of the million volumes, the library system at Queen's following areas: art history, classical studies, has one of the highest ratios of books perstudent drama, economics, English, French, geography, in Canada. German, Greek, history, Latin, philosophy, political studies, psychology, religion. Russian, Enrolment 1975-76 sociology, Spenish. Full-time10,116 b) Medial concerations maybe taken in the following areas (one must be a humanities or social General Requirements for Admission science) art history, biology, chemistry, classical for 1977 studies, computing and information science, In general, applicants must satisfactorily com- drama. economics, English, film studies, French, plete a full year of academic work at the year 5 geography, geological sciences, German, level as certified by the school. No student with Greek, history, Latin, mathematics, music, an average of less than 60% will be considered philosophy, physics, political studies, psychole for admission but, because of limitations of ogy, religion, Ruesian, sociology. Spanish. space, preference will be given to students withc) Aspecial field concentration may be taken in one the best qualifications. of the following: Canaceen studies; classical Students in planning their secondary school studies; classics; Commonwealth studies; cul- programs should hote that a number of courses ture change; French Canadian studies; French taken in the first university year have secondary language; Greek language and civilization; Latin school prerequisites. Details maybe foundthe language and civilization: mediaeval studies; calendars. Generally, students continuing ee.4- Russian end East European studies; social be- versity work in subjects studied in seoondary haviour; Spanish and Latin American studies, school are expected to have year 5 or equivalent translation. standing in those subjects. Early offers of admission are made each year Requirements for Admission tc ior of Ans to applicants who have attained satisfactory Programs . standing, who are recommended by their princi- Completion of a full year of academic work at the pal and who satisfactorily complete year 5. The year 5 level as certified by the school. Note: For details of standing required for admission are B.A. with a minor or medial concentration in determined each year and vary among the facul- mathematics, applicants must offer two credits in ties and schools. Early offers of admission will be mathematics (chosen from calculus, algebra, withdrawn from students who have failed to and functions and relations). All three are strongly recommended. For the Three-year complete the year satisfactorily. Bachelor of Arts degree with a minor or medial concentration in science, applicants must offer two credits ,e mathematics (chosen from calculus, algebre. lunctions and relations) and two credits of biology, chemistry or physics. All three mathematics are strongly recommended for students intending to concentrate in physics or chemistry. Queen's University

Honours concentrations entirely in mathe- Upon successful completion the student is of Science_ The first year is common to all en- matics and the natural sciences lead to the de- granted the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and gineering programs with the student taking gree of B.Sc. (Honours) or B.Sc. (Honours. sub- Bachelor of Physical and Health Education. courses in mathematics, physics, chemistry, ject of specialization). geology or biology, engineering graphics and Requirements for Admission to the Combined computer programming (Fortran). Prior to the Bachelor of Sc fence (Honours) Bachelor of Arts-Bachelor of Physical and commencement of the second year, the student Four years:20 courses. The Bachelor of Science Health Education Program must select one of the following ten programs: (Honours) program is analogous to the Bachelor Completion of a full year of academic work at the chemical engineering, engineerino chemistry, of Arts (Honours) program, and may be pursued year 5 level as certified by the school to include civil engineering, electrical engineering, geologi-. according to the following patterns: one credit in mathematics and one credit in cal sciences, mathematics and engineering, a) a major concentration of ten courses designated chemistry. If the school offers physical and health mechanical engineering, metallurgical engineer- by one department of mathematics or the natural education as a year 5 credit, students are ad- ing, mining engineering, or engineerieg physics. _ sciences. plus supporting courses and electives. vised to include it in their program. or Requirements for Admission to the Faculty of b) a 14-course concentratic-n specified by two or Bachelor of Art Education Applied Science more departments of inathemetics or the natural A four-year program of the Department of Art Completion of a full year of acaarnic work at the sciences, plus supporting iwurses and electives. which maintains & balance between studio and year 5 level including threo credits in mathema- a caderete studies. Enrolment is limited to 30 stu- tics (to include functions and relations, calculus a) A major concentration of tee courses may be dents eaeh year and the curriculum is designed and algebra), one credit irt chemistry and one taken in one of: eie. gy deem:re:et. geography, primarily to ensure a thorough training for those credit in physics. Admiweeer is based on a com- geological :ter , mathematics. physics wishing to enter the teaching profession. prehensive evaluation of & student rather than b) A 14-course ,ration may be taken in one GraduWee with a B.A.E. degree may obtain an on academic record alone. of the followir... -eel/ and chemistry: chemis- Ontario Ministry of Education Type A Teaching Note: A student may be refuted admission if try and comp- end information science. Certificate after completing a fifth year at a rec- standing in any one of mathematics, physics or chemit ey ant.. , eraphy; chemistry and geolog- ognized university faculty of education. elemistry is less than 65% or its similar grade. A ical sciee e =enistry and mathematics; com- The curriculum consists of 20 courses. These student whose competence in the use of the puting .:eition science aed mathe- include the equivalent of 10 courses in studio art English language is considered inadequate may matics eting and information science and involving drawina, painting, sculpture, printmak- be required to complete a non-credit course in physics; physics and mathematics. ing, and photography; a minimum of five courses remedial English. in art history; and five electives. Bachelor of Science (Honours, Subject of Bachelor of Commerce Specialization) Requirements for Admission to the Bachelor of A four-year program leading to the degree of Four years:20 courses. This program consists of Art Education Program Bachelor of Commerce and designed to prepare . a highly specialized concentration of up to 18 Completion of a full yearof academic work at the students to pursue rewarding careers in the courses specified by one or more departments. year 5 or equivalent level as certified by the complex world of business or related fields. The plus supporting courses and electives. school. Year 5 art should be included where pos- curriculum provides a balanced program em- It is available in the foliowing areas:biochemis- sible but is not mandatory and assessment for bracing the fields of accounting, finance, market- try, biology, chemical physics, chemistry, geog- admission rests on interview and portfolio ing, production, industrial and human relations, raphy, geological sciences, life sciences, examination as well as on academic record. and quantitative methods. The structure of this mathematical physics, mathematics, mathe- curriculum enables the student to acquire a matics and statistics, physics, theoretical Bachelor of Music breadth of perspective, as well as to concentrate physics. A four-year program designed to produce pro- on one or mere chosen functional areas. Since fessional musicians with areas oi concentration close relations exist between the programs in the Requirements for Admission to Bachelor of in applied music (performance), history and lit- School of Business and its allied disciplines in Science Programs erature of music,instrumental and choral music the university, the student is afforded the oppor- Completion of a full year of academic work at the in education, and theory and composition of tunity of selecting optional courses in the fieldsof year 5 level as certified by the school, to include music. Students may also study performance economics and political studies, history, two credits in mathematics (chosen from cal- throughout the four years in individual lessons psychology, sociology, languages, philosophy. culus, algebra. functions and relations), one and in large and'chamber ensembles. In addition mathematics, computing and information credit in chemistry and one credit in physics to courses in music. the prc,,, ern also includes a science, geography, sciences. a) Biology may be substituted for physics by stu- minimum of five academic courses in subjects dents entering programs in biology. If year 5 outside music. Requirements for Admission to the School of physics is not offered. physics 001 must be taken Business in the first university year. All three mathematics Requirements for Admission to the Bachelor of Completion of a full year of academic work at the credits are strongly recommended for students Music Program year 5 level as certified by the school to include entering chemistry, mathematics or physics. Completion of a full year of academic work at the one credit in English and two credits in mathe- b) The Bachelor of Science program in mathe- year 5 level as certified by the school, which may matics (chosen from algebra, calculus, functions matics is desiined for students who wish to include year 5 music. In addition, the following and relations). It is recommended that students specialize to a high degree in mathematics. A Royal Conservatory (Toronto) levels are normal include calculus as one of themathematics cred- medial concentration in mathematics is available requirements: its. in the Bachelor of Arts program. however, a a)Grade 9 piano; Grade 2 rudiments, or major concentration is available only in the b)Grade 8 organ; tirade 8 piano; Grade 2 rudi- Bachelor of NursIng Science Bachelor of Science program. ments. or A four-year integrated program of basic sci- c) Students intending to undertake a Bachelor of c)Grade 8 standard orchestral or band instrument. ences, humanities and nursing. Nursing courses . Science Honours) program with a concentration classical guitar, voice, free bass accordion; are concerned with learning theory and practice in mathematics or a Bachelor of Science (Hon- Grade 6 piano; Grace 2 rudiments. of the process of nursing, in the maintenance of ours Mathematics)program with supporting sub- All candidates are normally required to audi- health and preverition of illness; in the curatiVe A-- jects in the arts, commerce or computing and tion and to take an aural discrimination test pro- and iehabilitative care Of, people at home; in hos-:' information science may substitute year 5 vieed that distance does not prohibit. Applicants pital and in ambulatery clinics, or in phYsicianC options for chemistry and physics. without the specified Music requirements but Offiees. There are seven weeks of clinical ores.' '- who are experienced as instrumentalists or sin- tics al the end of the seeond and third years: Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Physical gers may apply to the Dee-admen:of Music for a and Health Education qualifying audition. Such applicants not complet- Requirdments far,Adrrdsafan to the' SchoolOf Combined program: ing Grade 6 keyboard prior to entering the Nursing . : Foie years. Students take 15 aris and science B.Mus. program must do so, at Irl.air ewn ex- Completion of a full year of academic work at the courses as for the three-year Etschelor of Arts pense, before proceeding to second year. year 5 level as certified bY the school, to include. program and additional work in courses, semi- one credit In mathematics and one in checnistrY._, nars, camping and ski schools in the physical Engineering Year 5 biology and English are strongly recOni-' and health education portion of the program. A four-year engineering program offered by the mended. Application deadline is March 1. ' Faculty of Applied Science leading to a Bachelor Occupational Therapy Bachelor of Education Royal Military A four-year degree program leading to a The Faculty of Education offers both consecutive College of Canada Bachelor of Science (Occupational Therapy). and concurrent education programs leading to The student will take courses in anatomy, biol- basic teacher certification in Ontario. Programs ogy, occupational therapy, physiology, psychol- in secondary, elementary and technical educa- ogy. sociology, plus a number of options, and in tion are offered. the fourth year will study research and clinical Continuing education for teachers is available Kingston developments, administration of an occupational and programs leading to a Master of Education therapy department, and will conduct an in-depth degree may be taken on either a part-time or study of a selected clinical subject There are full-time basis. eight weeks of supervised clinical practice be- Commandant: Brigadier-General teei-.1.1-1the second ar,e'1*dyeers and 16 weeks Requirements for Admission to a One-Year Con- W. W. Turner eteeeen the third anr. rth MS to complete secutive Program in the Facufty of Education itriversity requirerr; . Applicants must hold an approved degree in arts, The Royal Military College of Canada had its licensing. science, commerce or another acceptable de- beginning In 1874 in the Act of Parliament estab- gree which has been approved with regard to lishing "an inatitution for the ptirpose of imparting Requirements for Admission to Occupational admission requirements and content. a complete education in all branches of militarY Therapy tactics, fOrtification, engineering. and a general Completion of afullyear of academic work at the Requirements for Admission to a Concurrent scientific knowledge of the military profeSsion, : year 5 level as certified by the school, to include Degree Program in the Faculty of Arts and Sci- and for qualifyieg officers for command arid for one credit in mathematics and one credit in ence and the Faculty of Education staff appointments." chemistry. Year 5 biology is strongly recom- Applicants must qualify for admission to either a The site selected was the Old naval dockyard mended. Application deadline is March 1. BA or a EiSc. program as outlined above. on Point FrederiCk IrninediateM east of Kingston. The college Wes Opened in June 1878 With the Physical Therapy Master of Divinity twst class of 18 cadets. The objecthies of the . . A four-year degree program leading to a A three-year graduate program. A bachelor's Canadian miitary colleges are: Bachelor of Science (Physical Therapy). The degree is required for admission to the Master of student will take courses in anatomy, biology. Divinity program. The program Includes courses1. To prepare officer cadets for effective service as physical therapy, physiology, psychology, in Hebrew language and literature, Old Testa- commiisioned Officers in the Canadian Forces sociology, plus a number of options and, in the ment studies. New Testament studies, syste- by fourth year, will study research and clinical de- matic theology md philosophy of religion, Chris- a) providing a university level edUcation in ap- velopment, administration of a physical therapy tian ethics, church history, public speaking and propriate disCiplines designed on a broad department and will conduct an in-depth study of practical theology. base to nieet the unique needs of the forces, a selected clinical subject There are 12 weeks of b) developing qUalities of leadershiP; ::; supervised clinical practice between the second Bachelor of Theqlogy c) developing the abil itY to commufficate in both and third years and 16 weeks between the third A four-year program. Candidates tor the degree official langbageS and te underetand the prin- and fourth years to complete university require- of Bachelor of Theology must complete one ciples of biculturalisin, ments and for provincial licensing. year's work in arts and the three-year curriculum d) develOpinie a high standard of personal in theology. Admission is restricted to candidates physical fitness, Requirements for Admission to Physical who are at least 30 years of age. e) stimulating an awareness of the ethic of the Therapy militarY profeasion; and .., . Completion of a full year of academic work at the Accommodation 2. to improve the educational background ofCom- year 5 level as certified by the school, to include Residence fees, including meats (1975-76) missioned officers in the Canadian Armed one credit in mathematics, and one credit in Men $1 .343-$1,501 Forces by providing undergraduate and post- chemistry. Year 5 biology is strongly recom- Women $1,359-$1 ,409 graduate courses in appropriate fields. mended. Application deadline is March 1. Residence fees vary according to the ctudent's The courses of instruction proVide a sound and program. balanced !beret, scientific and militarY educe- Medic ine tion. The cadet organliation and the militarY Four years after completion of at least two suc- Annual Fees training are intended to develop a high degree of cessful years of university work. Tuition fees for full-time students are subject to physical fitness in the officer cadets and to give change but currently are as follows for students them a sense of responsibility, self-disciplina, fair Requirements for AdirimAxi to the Faculty of admitted to first year; play, and fellowship. Medicine Arts, science, business, nursing, rehabilitation ,: Seventy-five students are admitted :o medicine therapy, physical and health education, law $600 Enrolment 1975-76 ' annually. Applications to the first me*al year Applied science $725 Total $35 must be received by Decam(ar 1. To te Medicine $725 for admission, students;v.;thav !tally There is a student interest fee in addition to the Degree* COurt.ratt completed at least two y unive;', tuition fee. Books and supplies will cost approxi- kts beyond year 5 and meet he-oe least: mately $150. Engineering i) one year of general physiv., Science ) one year of general or incr:::41nic Further Inquiries :) one year of general L.,4':.set-e,- Inquiries regarding admission should be Degree programs in the French Language' I) one year of organic ch-i- d:racted to In September 1976 a first year course program Anil program is suitable to. entry into the first Assistant Regiatrar (Admissions) became available in tie Frenah language; to be ;.:ierit&il yew ceoVided it includes the above Queen's University continued in 1377: Degree offerings in French:. a R5e?' Stedents are encouraged to plan their Kirejelon, Ontario K7L 3N6 HI be ContintilIM widened urii -0 0, *1)0 pOi azTding to their own interests. Telephone (f313)547-5504 grams.are *affable in 1ft:err:cinch langtiaae.-.' ....A, .7

4 et-Atetor of Lava information about student awards and loans Admission $squiriintents it* 197749 . Three years after admiSsion to the Faculty of Lawmay be obtained from The colleqeS are Oiieh to ynele:e0iaants on on reia basis of one of the following requirements: Assistant Registrar (Student Awards) Ontario appliCants cOrripieting year 5 May bacheiol:sorother equivalent degree at a recog- Queen's University fa; Soya' Military cagei/e 0.?!9Pn.06.0t. nized University:or at least two years of Kingston, Ontario K7L 3N6 Roads Military Collee.:Thosecomple academic work in a recognized univere- after Telephone (613)547-5504 of the five;yetirlirograrn may apply to year 5 ; or al least three years ofaeaderniC. work In milltalre *wet de,SainNeen.',. , a recognized. university after year 4. The above Inquiries about general information and visits to APpliCeintipiaririthg to enter the ReiyalM are rrikiiirgm requirements: Normally only Queen's should be directed to College Of Canadain the tall of 1977 shciild notei; appicacits w.01 averages over 70%0 and law ap- Liaison Office that 0* ful'al4ate,f01 a 5060k. _ Muds.- 4,i Wares in excess of 500 are consid- Queen's University erect t--)r Ar_frieision Kingston, Ontario K71- 3N6 Telephone (613)547-5504 as Royal Military College of Canada

General Qualifications Admission to the Preparatory Year at Residence Accommodation An applicant for admission must have the follow- Co//ege militalre royal de Saint-Jean All cadets at the Canadian military colleges are in ing qualifications: Graduates from secondary schools in Ontario full-time residence at the colleges. At RMC single a) he must be a Canadian citizen. should have successfully completed year 3 and 4 rooms are normally provided except early in the b) if applying as a senior matriculant. he must have of the five-year course, including the following recruit year when it is usually found beneficial to reached his 16th birthday but not his 21st on the subjects:English (Tor English speaking appli- place two cadets in a room. Collegiate dining is first day of January preceding entrance. cants) or français (for French speaking appli- provided with waitress service at the tables, Full c) if applying as a junior matriculant for College cants), mathematics, physics and chemistry. recreational facilities, including an indoor swim- militaire royal de Saint-Jean, he must have ming pool, are available within close proximity of reached his 16th but not his 20th birthday on the Physical req111-1,,nents the residences. first day of January preceding entrance. Candida:r.'s to meet the common The college is divided into squadrons under d) he must be single and must undertake to remain enrolment s.ando,ds 0 the Canadian Arrned the direction of cadet officers in their senior year single until commissioned, Forcn with an experienced serving officer as squadron e) he must meet the physical standards for the ele- The iuncamerital medical requirement is a commander. Overall direction is in the hands of ment he wishes to enter, sound, lwarthy body with normal mental and the Director of Cadets. f) he must possess the necessary academic qual- muscular co-ordination. Particular attention is This combination of collegiate-ahd military life-. ifications as set out below. given to the cardiovascular system, the respira- provides an unparalleled opportunity to study in

tory system, central nervous system, visual practice the problems of leadership and man- _ Academic Qualifications for 1976-77 acuity, colour vision, eye muscle balance, organs agement that are discussed in the classroom. of speech. and sense of hearing. Any condition Royal Military College of Canada Course which, as it exists, or which, due to possible Annual Tuition Fees Requirements progression, may limit the candidate's career as (Fees quoted asofJanuary 1976 and are subject Common first year program: Courses are avail- a member of the Canadian Armed Forces will be.to revision) able for programs leading to degrees in arts, cause for rejection. For officer cadets with reserve status: engineering, or science. The first year program is Candidates should be prepared to participate First year $550 common to all of these programs and has the in a vigorous, progressive physical training Each subsequent year $300 - following courses: chemistry, drill, English, program. The tuition fees cover: tuition, Clothing, books, franca is. mathematics, military leadership and instruments, drawing materials, dry cleaning. management, physical education, and physics. Financial Assistance In addition there is a fee for meals and ac- An officer cadet who is a member of the Regular commodation, a recreation club fee of $50 and In subsequent years: Th course requirements Officer Training Plan has his fees tor the entire an annual deposit of $100 against additional ex- at the Royal Military College of Cw:ada have a course paid by the Department of National De- penditures, the balance of which is refundable at broad scope including, for all courses in arts: fense and is entitled to pay and allowances pre- the end of the year. English. francais, mathematics, military leader- scribed by the plan. ship and managerngat, physical education, sci- Other applicants are eligible to apply for a Further Information ence: for all courses in science or engineering: number of scholarships and bursaries, including Inquire with the commanding officer of any economics, English, francais, history, military the Ontario Student Assistance Program. Canadian Forces Recruiting Centre, or write to leadership and management, physical educa- Registrar tion, two additional arts elective courses. Dominion CadetshiPs Royal Military College of Canada Because of these course requirements at the Fifteen Dominion Cadetships worth $580 each Kingston, Ontario K7L 2W3 military colleges, an important criterion in selec- are available to first year reserve entry cadets at Telephone (613)545-7236 tion will be the candidate's mathematics-science the Canadian m ilitary colleges. A candidate must average in high school. Ft.1Tther, because of the be the son of a person who died orwas killed or is stated need for engineeri2 e, the Armed Forces, severely incapacitated as a result of service in a preference will normally be given to those candi- component of the Armed Forces of Canada. dates who have satisfactorilycompleted all of the Applications must be made in writing to requirements for admission to a science or en- National Defence Headquarters gineering course of study. Ottawa, Ontario K1A ()1<2 It should be noted that all arts courses at the Attention: Director of Canadian military colleges, both general and Recruiting and Selection honours, are of four years' duration beyond the normal secondary school level required for uni- Royal Military College of Canada Foundation versity admission, except for candidates enter- Scholarship ing College militaire royal de Saint-Jean where a Three scholarships am open to competition tive-year course is required. It is possible, how- among all reserveentry applicants for admission ever, to transfer after second year engineering to the Canadian military colleges. Each scholar- into an honours arts course of study Without loss ship has a value of $1,000 for the first year and a of a year. further $400 for each subsequent year up to the timed graduation from RMC. An applicant, to be Academic Oullifications for Admission awarded a scholarship, must be an accepted To meet the mir.imum requirements for 7.-iclmis- reserve entry candidate for RMC, Royal Roads sion to trin 4.:oya.+Military College of Canada, an Military College, or College militaire royal de applicant :',.'7ort tMer standing -At a level sesfac- Saint-Jean. Further information may be ob- tory to ttn c,..:aege (level 5 in Ontario) in the tained from required papers in the following subjects: Secretary-Treasurer a)angiaisortT lish. or français or French (one RMC Club of Canada credit cour.,; acceptable for Ontario applicants), Royal Military College of Canada b) mathematics (calculus and functions and rela- Kingston, Ontario K7L 2W3 tions), and c) two or three of algebra, chemistry, physics.

In Other Provinces One of: chemistry, physics, and L w other approved subject (or subjects) to mait.c) ::he full requirements for graduation in the Clgre:Iti year 0 work. Admission to Royal Roads Military College 90 Requirements are similar to those for FIMC, Ryesson Polytechnical . Applied GeographyDegree ComPuter Applications TechnologY OSSGD including English (yeari4) and Diploma Institute;- mathematics (year 4). Effective September OSSGD including English* (year 4); mathema- 1977, applicants will be required to have the tics (year 4) advanced 70%, advanced physics OSSHGD with English (year 4) advanced 60%, (year 4) and advanced chemistry (year 4), aver- or year 5 English; mathematics (year 4) ad- aged 60%. APplicants who do not have 70% in Toronto vanced 60%, or year 5 mathematics. (Year 5 year 4 advanced mathematics may substitute mathematics of finance is not acceptable). Dura- year 5 mathematics with a mark of 60%. Stu- tion:Four years. dents with year 4 general background consid- Degree: Bachelor of Applied Arts (Geography). ered on individual basis. President: W. Pitman Preference may be given to apPlicants with Architectural ScienceDegree advanced level credits in years 3 and 4 required In 25 years, Ryerson has evolved from its early OSSHGD including English (year 5). Preference subjects and who have a minimum average of trade school beginnings to a degree-granting given to students who include mathematics and 60% in English, years 3 and 4. Duration:Three PolYischnical institute with a total day and eve- physics in year 5 studies. Duration: Four years. years. ning enrolment in excess of 22,000. Degree: Bachelor of Technology (Architectural Science). Preference will be given to applicants Construction ManagementDegree - Flyerson's dramatic transition is representative uf the ever increasing need for technological who include mathematics (functions and rela- Designed for graduates of the former three-year education at post-secondary levels. This need tions) and physics in their year 5 studies. Effec- Ryerson architectural technology program (or was significantly recognized by Bill 97 on Oc- tive September 1977, candidates will be required equivalent). Duration: One year. tober 1,1971. Briefly, this proclamation au- to have the OSSHGD including English, physics Degree: Bachelor of Technology (Construction thorizes Ryerson to grant degrees and has and mathematics (functions and relations). Management). provided the iristitute with the means of developing an entirely new concept of technological Business AdministrationDiploma, Post- ArtsDiploma education. Diploma, Degree OSSGD including three year 4 subjects from The Ryerson degrees of Bachelor of Technol- Diploma: OSSGD including English (year 4) and English, economics, history, geography, any ogy and Bachelorof Applied Arts combine work algebra based mathematics (year 3 and 4). language, mathamatics; physics, chemittry and experience with the regular program of studies. A Minimum of ten credits year 3 and 4 (grade 11' biology, plus one other year 4 subject Duration:. number of the programs require at least one year and 12). Gene ral level, year3 andlor4 business Three years. of relevant work experience coincident with the mathematice is not acceptable for the mathema- studies leading to a degree. Other degree grant- tics prerequisite. Duratbn :Three years. Early ChildhoOd EducationDegree ing programs provide for an integrated work Post-diploma: Ryerson Business Administration OSSHGD including Englieh (year 5). Minimum experience with the program of study. The Ryer- Diploma with a "B" average (or equivalent). 60% preferred. Duration: Four years (Inte- son concept of combining theory and practice in Duration:One year (available full-lime day or grated).. learning equips students with trio tools neces- eti-Ilme evening). Degree: Bachelor of Applied Arts (Early Child- sary for personal and professional accomplish- Degree: Bachelor of Technology (Business hood)., ment on graduation. Management). Awarded upon successful com- In short, the availability of the Ryerson degree pletion of diploma and post-diploma prograrnS Electrical TechnologyDiploma, Post- program frees many students to make a choice plus one year of acceptable work experience. Diploma, Degree between this new pattem of education and that Diploma: OSSGD including English (years 3 offered in the traditional university Chemical TechnologyDiploma, Post- and 4) with a 60510average at the advanced level; DiPloma, Degree mathematics, physicis and chernietrY (years 3 Enrolment 1975,76 Diploma: OSSGD including English* (year 4), and 4) with a 60% average at the advanced level; Full-time8.329 mathematics (years 3 and 4), physics (year 3), a minimum of 10 credits in years 3'and 4 is required. AppliCants who do not meet these, Part-time1,395 chemistry (year 4). Preference may be given to applicants with advanced level credits in years 3 standarda will be considered on an Individual oPrograms and Admission Requirements and 4 required subjects and who have a basis. Duration:Three years. . Post-diploma: Ryerson Diploma in Electrical 1976 minimum average of 60% in English, years 3 Unless otherwise noted, specified prerequisite and 4. Duration:Three years. Technology plus one year of related business or subject averages for programs requiring the Posi -diploma: Ryerson Diploma in Chemical industrial work experience as a technologist Ontario Secondary School Graduation Dipioma Technology, Metallurgical Technology (or equiv- Duration:Equivalent to one year (part-time eve- are advanced five-year 60% or general four-year alent). Applicants must be employed in the area ning study). . . Degree: Bachelor of Technology (Electrical) 70%. of their specialization or have one year of ac- The following program listing outlines basic ceptable work experience. Duration:Equivalent Awarded upon successful completion of diploma admission requirements. Interested students are to one year (part-time evening study). program, one year of related work experience advised to contact the Office of Admissions for Degree:Bachelor of Technology (Chemical and post-diploma prograri. more detailed information. Technology). Awarded upon successful completion of diploma program, one year of industrial Engine tring Phyeics Technelogyr-Diploma work experience and post-dipbma program. OSSGD including English (years 3 and 4) with a '. Aerospace Engineering Technology 60% aVerige at the advanced level, mathema- Diploma, Post Diploma, Degrer Civil Engineering TechnologyDiploma, tics, physics and chemistry (years 3 and 4)wittla Diploma: OSSGD including Enghsh* (year 4), en% average at the advariced level; a minimum mathematics (years 3 and 4), physics (year 3) Post-Diploma, Degree or 10 credits In years 3 and 4. Applicants who do and chemistry (year 4). Preference may be given Diploma: OSSGD including English* (year 4), not meet these standards will be considered on to applicants with advanced level credits in years mathematics (years 3 and 4), physics (year 3) and chemistry (year 4). Preference may be givrin an individual basis.' 3 and 4 required subjects and who have a to applicants with advanced level creditiain years minimum average of 60% in English, years 3 FashionDiploma and 4. Duration:Three years. 3 and 4 required subjects and who have a minimum average of 60% in English:years 3 OSSGD Including Engii0 (year 4). Minimum of Post-diploma: Ryerson Diploma in Aerospace 10 credits in years 3 and 4. Duration:Throe Engineering Technology (or equivalent). Dura- and 4. Duration: Three years. Post-Diploma: Ryerson Diploma in Civil En- years. tion:One year. Degree: Bachelor of Technology (Air Transpon gineering Technology (or equivalent). Duration: Engineering). Awarded upon successful comple- Equ ivalent to one year (pert-time evening study). Degree:Bachelor of Technology (Civil Engineer- tion of diploma and post-diploma programs. ing). Awarded upon successful completion of diploma and post-diploma program and one year of acceptable work experience (completed before, during or after the post-diploma program).

*Students must have obtained course credit No specific percentage required Nursing Diploma _ Geodetic SciencesDiploma, Degree JournallsraincTucCii.eilingitzw.- Diploma: OSSGD including English' (year 4), OSSHGO Where peilthlini of OSSGD with advanced gm standingin English arid hisiongi'ar''''h (yearre5unrinc 6). iallti mathematics (years 3 and 4), physics (year 3) one credit, (years 3 and 4) chemistry (year 3or higher), IdThhava Zig(Yeen cOnl bolrei: and chemistry (year 4). Preference may be given English shoe 04i biology or physipe r,ear3or higher), min imum of ars. to appficants with advanced level credits in years tent. Duration:-teeye Arts (Journ ten credits in ye arsuj an d 4, of which two credits -' 3 and 4 required subjects and who have a Degree:Eacnelor alie must be in English,one credit in chemist/ and Apr IV one credit in biology minimum average of 60% in English, years 3 Diploma,Poet_ or PhYsios. Preference may and 4. Duration:Three years. LaboratorYgclenet be given to bloom,it is recommended that the Pos: qiploma: Ryerson Diploma in Geodetic remainder of Sul:ire-ow Include thoseWithin Diploma, 05SG0Degree in,.. ganngdlist: o(Yoetart Sciences (or equivalent). Duration:One year. Diploma: categories of chmmunications and social and Degree: Bachelor of Technology (Geodetic Sci- mathematics(Years a-`-'ianuocirs), he environmental sturifee, Effective September ences). Awarded upon successful completion of 1977, preferencewill be given to applicants holding OSSH%-). diploma program, one year of acceptable work "PrefTreysniocse.nlbaiclyl°b9Y8skeirt2o):Plar*ittelttlis- DUration:TwO Year!a (six en 4 semesters). experience and post-diploma program. ho ite in Y". .rnum averi4eired

Graphic Arts ManagementDegree 60% in Eng"iear% 3 011 applicants Advanced Herein, progr81118 OSSHGD including a minimum of one credit in Effective SeP a, rnizlir 1917,e end levet Ill be AdUlt intensive oar:nursing. PsYohlatrionurs g (students must have acquired PsYchletric each of year 5 chemistry, year 5 English and year required to ex* ;;;;;; 4 mathematics. Duration: Four years. chemistry.Olii7vraRetioervi!4.grVii:/e:nersain '41 Degree: Bachelor of Technology (Graphic Arts Management). -Pecsie t n-ccileprornr:c1: ...!'yi.v.attri),Clie_;:l,iciaairTiLs tmiourisil?- t:ItY intensive care or pediatric nursing prererencewni employed in Ow ' be given to Candidates with one or moreyears attl-d oicaP7;yrperience. ihsve nursing experien,...: AdmissiOnRefluiremen Home EconomicsDegree one year of '---'ei tttgibzy..--earric(persime ey,41rIa.. Ryerson NursiriaZiporna OSSHGD including English (year 5) and chemis- tion:Equivalent or equivalent. APPII7 cants Must be registered or eligible for try (year 4), advanced. Minimum 60% preferred study). 0-ah0raki,g registra: in both subjects. It is recommended that applic- Degree: Efac---_,hai0r of.t.priologY ,.,, tion in Ontario. %ANT' auccesam"Cornhi'Y ants have the following level 5 subjects:biology, Science). Awaived accePtabletion chemistry and mathematics (functions and rela- of diplomaprograrri, t7ur, earof photographic Arts_ Degrees OSSGD including tions). Applicants who are interested in science experiencearldf3t3at.trialorn a Prngrarn. Eneesh (yeei 4). It is anti& as a second teaching subject for the Faculty of pated that effective september 1978,en Archlti,_ Technology.... OSSHGD will be mcwired for admission. Fuither. Ede-anon must have completed year 5 Le ectecape -'1Ulla maulematics (functions and relations) with a details to be annoed Duration' Four Diploma Degrees: Depe minimum mark of 60%. Duration: Four years. OSSGDirroluodi:::.,(19;_ndatthernataahdrls,e:natizt:t7tty on optns,io eitherBYE:helo.r.: 4)withlis"verage atthekt iv:feint Degree: Bachelor of Applied Arts (Home of Applied Arts pitewgraphy) or BehelorOf Economics). a(Ydeva;rsi c3e da ni :Ijv e i ; phy:66°&,tr 3) and °l. Technology (Photography). .

Hotel, Restaurant and institutional Adminis- tfille, esestan_c,, Public Health inspection: c14-t t h OievSer inDchwietmh trationDiploma, Post-Diploma, Degree Applicalintsinjw-7,u,riln:-.1Qh.:MgeeCieftAinb yaeSISrrefe 11. ill Diploma: OSSGD including English (year 4), be censkiereu- s'n irkiividOe:'levels ern....N.14to , with algebra based mathematics (years 3 and 4), one may be gnren to aPpi.konts lk,. physics (year a).Biology (advanced year 3 aril) other year 4 subject. Minimum of 10 credits in Duration:Three V ars, may be substih-+ try.eratiem.---..rwoedy for se.ither PhYskie che7i.e7. years 3 and 4. Duratio.::Three years. ear Post-diploma: Diploma in Hotel and Tourist Advanced Program: 5ml/fitments! health

(certificate). . Management. Ryerson Hotel Restaurant and OSSGD!flawingIlglien biear Institutional Administration Diploma (or equiva- Two years- Certificate in Public Health Inspection(Canada lent) plus one year of cumulative acceptable Not offered in 1976_77. experience. Duration:One year. Degree: Bachelor of Applied Arts (Hotel and Radio and TeleetelbeArtz Degree --5- n ngcenshrralaWyeb:r,,i Tourism Management). Awarded upon success- Diploma:OSSGD irq:no.dr OSSHGD includingEnglish &sal' 5) i7tirurriurn ful completion of diploma program, specified mathematici(Yeal% 1l'Idk PtlYsics (Yeal); 65% preferred. Degort: Three years Degree: Bachelor work experience and post-diploma program. and chernisW 4k orr3fer ci Applied Arts (Radio and applicantslIdith aciva.,' A Television Arts) to sebi"-arid Wh° industrial Engineering Technology 3 and 4 requiraverage of gFve, Esigtish, ye._ Diploma, Post-Diploma, Degree minimum -'1 a secretarial ScienceDiplorna, Degree Diploma: ossGD Diploma: OSSGD including English (year 4), pEaorindsgti44n.ecDpriuoifirmagtioal:neF5,ihyThenarttireelo;:;." with a rnklimuM Of ten credits::, mathematics (years 3 and 4), physics (year 3) Cr-- in EngliatEl: P°14-13113114naarui:eiveill;nv'te) Dal 11:r51 (pare 3 and 4). pthr,licarils holding An ps6HG and chemistry (year 4). Preference may be given (vraor to applicants with advanced level credits in years year ofrelated uosinA orZork winilYI 5b7e 6kid3Maint (tlsO4'ililnr:euecc"nd*;)ear.adDiii:relion:TwO a teetu;isElle. Duration : 3 and 4 required subjects and who have a experience as Pertlir% Veer 0Yeearsgrefrotne:BarleeliosthAre:oteedareArtsfr9mmekleYreotlif4,1;ii minimum average of 60% in English (years 3 full-time studY(also Ekvni°11gabie on tt and 4). Duration: Three years. evening stu basia ), science). Duration Thrrixiiyears freM levet 5: Post-diploma: Ryerson Diploma in Industrial four years from level. 4.

Engineering Technology (or equivalent). Dura- Artgarrdeed:fronluerarZ:rarroltree(xthilleciefeadc,imnibLit14-1rtja. tion:One year full-time study (also available on a program, one , eleted social Sarvicae4.".01,aerea, Degree part-time evening study basis). POSt-dipiorria Ph79ratn. Diploma: OSSHAD inieding EPSOM(Yee-r:4). Degree: Bachelor of Technology (Industrial En- With a 6O% averageer the adYelced !eYal; yeet. ...-DIPIriele ierred. iceins rbijet a gineering). Awarded upon successful completion Metallurciee Tetb,, wee 47;rnathern irntirn pf 18 of diploma and post-diploma and one year of OSSGD including fallnderznit cri:e°nf atraopiat ZioNlutt:;e0ifle;-r1209nyePars.,e0ofereOceiliP related work experience. (years 3 and4), PhYarc:Viter 0 (year 4). Stud° gtill 00 who have two orynoreyears of rr.",alci:cii Duration:Threeyikirs, lntszior DesignDegree credits. NOsP:cregifii:De17:41;:;510;a:auvriemei;;Lir:with eq,1441. OSSHGD including English, history and ference may beRiver, tte".30cante Degree: Ryersoh social serviceurutfie mathematics (furneons and relations). Minimum vanced level equivalent,12 thotithe working eXperience 60% in these yeat 5 stukties. Students should subjects andIh° haNN)YeBatiocri,:'4, puration: ..6.7oi , field of social services is pracfitior.I.K131.1 select contemporary history if available:if not go% in Ecgush,.years c;reagdaTein: Bistarcattoerio. tar fAptIoInmc.Irse(ar. available, geography, economics, sociology or yews. art history may be substituted. Duration: Four services): years. Degree: Bachelor of Applied Arts (Interior De- ours& Credit.. 'Students Musthave sign). 110 ,SPeCifiC Per,Centagt)rujred . 9

Theatre Department Diploma Tuition University of Toronto OSSGD. Applicants for the Canadian College of Semester programs, per semester 5212 Dance must offer proof of satisfactory bailet Non-semester programs, per year $424 training and be a minimum of 16 years of age. All other theatre programs require that candidates Further Inquiries be a minimum of 17 years of age. Duration: For furtherinformationwrite to Acting four years ; Canadian College of Dance Office of Admissions Toronto three years; technical productionthree Ryerson Polytechnival Institute years. 50 Gould Street Toronto, Ontario M5B 1E8 Urban Planning Degree Telephone (416) 595-5027 President:John R. Evans OSSHGD. Preference given to candidates who have credits in year 5 mathematics, geography Inquiries regarding scholarships, bursaries, The University of Toronto, established by royal and English. Duration: Four years. student awards and housing should be charter in 1827, is the oldest and largest univer- Degree: Bacheior of Applied Arts (Urban addressed to sity in Ontario. Recognized internat'onally for its Planning). Student Services Department outstanding academic tradition and achieve- Ryerson Polytechnical Institute Ments, the University of Toronto offers students a Extent Ton Department 50 Gould Street unique opportunity for participation in an active A number of professional certificates and gen- Toronto, Ontario M5B 3K8 community of scholars. eral education programs are offered through The widest variety of academic prograins of Ryerson's Extension Department. any university in the province may be found on For information contact the st George Campus in downtown Toronto, Director of Extension the Srindale Campus (20 miles to the west in Ryerson Folytechnical Institute Mississauga) and the Scarborough Campus (20 50 Gould Street Miles to the east In West Hill). Toronto, Ontario M5B 1E8 In the Faculty of Arts and Science, the curriculum adopted In 1969 places great emphasis Financial Assistance on the students' freedom to create individual There is a Student Awards Office on campus at Programs of study that mill satisfy and express each college and university in Ontario. Students their personal interests and abilities. In addition in financial need may apply for assistance from a to student facilities proVided by the federated variety of sources. universities and colleges, the university has Full-time students may be eligible for loans residences for 3,250 students, 710 apartments and/or grants under the Ontario Student Assis- for married students, a health service and advis- tance Program and the Canada Student Loans ory bureau, a career counselling and placement Plan. Fart-time students can apPly for provincial centre, a housing service, athletic and recreation bursaries or loans. facilities (including a stadium and arena), and For further information concerning govern- exceptionally good facilities for music, theatre, ment assistance see the introductory section on art debate and reading. financial assistance and check with Ryerson's Graduate study is one of the university's Student Awards Office. The Student Awards greatest strengths. The School of Graduate Officer will also have details of any bursaries or Studies, with an enrolment of 7,808 in 1975-76, scnolarshiPs offered by the institution. At Ryer- conducts all work leading to graduate degrees in son, scholarships are awarded on the basis of the university. In this and other schools and academic excellence. The awards are generally faculties, the university provides special study granted automatically to thD recipients for their and research facilities in such diverse disciplines performance during the previous academic year. as nuclear engineering, computer science, Is- Bursaries are awarded to students who re- lamic studies, library science, aerospace quire limited financial assistance. Students must studies, linguistics, urban and regional planning, have written one set of exams at Ryerson to be and criminology, to mention only a few. eligible. A minimum of second class standing is normally required and must be maintained. Enrolment Full-time undergraduate 24,835 Residence Accommodation Bond House Faculties and Schools Ryerson maintains a residence, Bond House, Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering near the main campus. This residence accom- Faculty of Arts and Science modates 48 male students. Faculty of Dentistry Faculty of Education Neill-Wycik College Faculty of Rxestry and Landscape Architecture Neill-Wycik is a 22-storey co-operative resi- Faculty of Law dence which offers extermive facilities. It is Faculty of Library Science owned end operated by its members. Located Faculty of Management Studies one block from the main Ryerson Campus, this Faculty of Medicine ambitious project accommodates 800 students Faculty Of Music in a variety of attractive living arrangements. Faculty of Nursing Telephone (416)367-0302. Faculty of Pharmacy Faculty of Social Work Housing Registry Department of Architecture The Student Services Department operates a Royal Conservatory of Music year-round housing registry to assist students in School of Graduate Studies finding accommodation throughout the city. School of Physical and Health Education 92 University of Toronto

Research Centres and Institutes Federated institutions Bachelor of Architecture Centre of Criminology Emmanuel College Five years from senior matriculation. Candidates Centre for Culture and Technology Knox College must present relations and functions, calculus, Centre for the Study of Drama University of St. Michael's College and English. All applicants are asked to present a Centre for Industrial Relations University of Trinity College Portfolio of their work, and applicants within a Centre for Linguistic Studies Victoria College radius of 500 miles of Toronto may be invited for Centre for Medieval Studies Wycliffe College an interview. Centre for Russian and East European Studies Centre for Urban and Community Studies General Admission Requirements for Bachelor of Science In Forestry Centre for Renaissance Studies 1977-78 Four years from senior matriculation. In third Computer Centre Entrance to the first year of the undergraduate year students must elect either the forestry Institute of Environmental Sciences and En- courses is offered, depending upon the number program or the wood science and forest products gineering of places available, to candidates from Ontario program. Candidates must present relations and Institute for Aerospace Studies secondary schools who demonstrate good functions, calculus, and chemistry. Institute of Applied Statistics standing based upon the following evidence: Institute for Bio-medical Electronics and En- a) completion of secondary school studies, includ- Bachelor of Landscape Architecture gineering ing a full academic program at the year 5 level, Four years from senior matriculation. Candi- Institute of Child Study b) a recommendation by the secondary school last dates must present year4 mathematics or year5 Institute for the History and Philosophy of Sci- attended regarding probable success in univer- mathematics (relations and functions and cal- ence and Technology sity studies, and culus) and year4 or 5 English. It is recommended Institute of Immunology c) a complete academic report for the last three that prospecth/e applicants to the program pur- International Studies Program years of secondary school. sue studies in the natural and social sciences. Great Lakes Institute Throughout the secondary school years stu- Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies dents should study in as many of the following Bachelor of Music Institute of Medical Science areas as possible: English, French and other Four years from senior matriculation. In second Institute for the Quantitative Analysis of Social languages, mathematics, Sciences, ard social year music, students choose their major field of and Economic Policy Systems Building Centre studies. Students should also consider carefully concentration from one of the following: compo- what aspects of their projected univerf;ity work sition, history and literature, music education. Degree Programs Offered will entail prerequisite studies. Each faculty re- Candidates from Ontario secondary schools gards certain year 5 subjects as necessary must present at least five academic credits at the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, prepateon and these 3rc rLt9d wida '. the entry year 5 level, not including year 5 music or RCMT Bachelor of Commerce for each divis'on. certificates. Three or four years from senior matriculatrod A full description of these admission require- (aCom. program requires four years). Degrei,..s ments is contained in the Undergraduate Admis- Musical Requirements: are offered in arts, science or commerce. In sion Handbook (see note which follows). Appli-a) Major performing medium. All candidates are either three or four-year programs, students may cants to programs in business administration, required to audition. The minimum standard specialize or take a variety of subjects. education, library science, social work and child exPected is the RCMT Grade 10 (or equivalent) The arts and science program enables sttt,. study must hold a bachelor's degree. for piano or orgam or Grade 8 in any standard dents to delermlrie their own program each year Any change in entrance requirements ri be orchestral or band instrument, classical guitar, by choosing those courses which interest them communicated to the high schools in February free bass accordion, historica/ instruments or end for wrnch they have the required 1977. voice. The RCMT syllabi should be consulted for background. if any. A student entering first year guidance in prepiring auditions and for the will choose five courses from those offered by Limited Enrolment standard expected. these departments: anthropology, astronomy. Since accommodation and certain other facilitiesb) Theory. (1) RCMT (or equivalent) certificates: botany, chemistry, classics. commerce, compu- are restricted, the university cannot guarantee Grade 2 rudiments and Grade 3 harmony, or (2) ter science, East Asian studies. economics. the acceptance of all qualified applicants. an admission-placement test of general musi- English. fine art, French. geography, geology, No minimum mark or percentage is prescribed cianship. German, Greek (ancient). Greek (modern). His- for admission to the university, but because of c) Keyboard proficiency. All students whose panic studies (Portuguese and Spanish), history, the pressure of applications and the nature of the applied music medium is not a keyboard instru- Italian. Latin. linguistics. mathematics, Middle university courses, it is likely that a student will ment will be tested at registration for keyboard East and Islamic studies, music, Near Eastern require a school average above 60% in order to proficiency. If they do not meet the departmental studies, philosophy, physics, political economy. be considered for selection. standard, they will be required to do so before psychology, religious studies, Sanskrit and M- being admitted to second year. Details of the dian studies, Slavic languages and literature, Application ?or Admission required standard may be obtained from the sociology. statistics. zoology. Candidates currently in Ontario year 5 should Assistant Dean (Administration) of the Facultyof ,Candidates should satisfy the general re- apply through their high school using the general Music, quirements for admission previously outlined application form. Applications received from d) Additional requirement: Interview. and are reminded that certai4 specific university such candidates by the date announced on the courses in mathematics, science and languages application form will be given early consider- Bachelor of Music in Performance have year 5 prerequisites. ation. All other candidates should write to the Four years from a four-year high school course. Office of Admissions, giving details of their Bachelor of Applied Science previous academic work. Academic Requirements: Four years from senior matriculation. available in Note: University of Toronto Calendars are sentio Students must present at least five academic chemical. civil. niechanical, industrial, electrical, all Ontario secondary schools, Ontario public credits at either the Ontario year 4 level or the geological engineering and applied earth sci- libraries and Canadian universities. The Under- Ontario year 5 level, or a combination of Ontario ence. metallurgy and materials science, en- graduate Admission Handbook is available upon year 4 and 5 level credits, not including year 4 or gineering science. request born 5 music or RCMT certificates (or equivalent). Candidates must pres."--*1--'ions and func- Office of Admissions Music is highly recommended as a subject but tions, calculus. algebra, _ t chemistry. University of Toronto will not be counted in the five credits. Superior students whos, not in- 315 Bloor Street West clude one of these subject. . be consid- Toronto, Ontario M55 1A3 ered. Candidates for the course in engineering science should have excellent standing.

94 Musical Requirements: Bachelor of science In Occupational either in year 5 or level 5, or in appropriate a) Major performing medium. An entrance audition Therapy, Bachelor of Science In Physical university level courses. Applicants will be re- in performance is required of all applicants. Only Therapy quired to have standing in a university course in those showing special talent will be admitted to Four years from senior matriculatbn. Students general chemistry and organic chemistry of one the course. Candidates may audition on any enter second year of either program following a year's duration either standard orchestral or band instrument, recor- year of arts and science in an approved univer-a) indMdually, or der, piano, organ, harpsichord, classical guitar or sity including the following recommended sub- b) in a combined program or its equivalent, or voice. Details of the required standard may be jects: two sciences, one of which should be c) in approved summer program prior to registra- obtained from the Assistant Dean (Administra- biology:two social sciences, one of which should tion in the first medical year, with appropriate tion) of the Faculty of Music. be psychology; one elective. laboratories. b) Theory. Same as for Bachelor of Music degree Address inquiries to program (see above). Department of Rehabilitation Medicine Address inqUiries to c)Keyboard proficiency. Same as for Bachelor of University of Toronto Associate Dean Music degree program. 256 McCao street Student Affairs d) Additional requirement: Interview. Toronto, Ontario M5T 1W5 Faculty of Medicine University of Toronto Artist and Licentiate Diploma Programa Bachelor of science in Artas Appliedto Toronto, Ontario M55 1A8 (Faculty of Music) medicine Telephone (416)978-2717 Three years: After a common first year a student Three years. An advanced course which is in the second and third years will continue in offered to qualified artists. Candidates must Theology either the Licentiate Diploma program or the present a complete academic program at the Courses are offered by Emmanuel College Artist Diploma program. year 5 level, including English. Biologyis strongly (United Church), Knox College (Presbyterian), Artist Diploma: A practical course to train per- recommended. St. Michael's College (Roman Catholic), Trinity forrners for professional careers. Address inquiries to and Wycliffe Colleges (Anglican). Inquiries Licentiate Diploma: A course which combines Director should be directed to the head of the college practical training with instruction in p".dagogy to Department of Art as Applied to Medicine concemed c/o the University of Toronto, To- prepare students for careers as private teachers. University of Toronto ronto, Ontario M5S 14A3. 256 McCaul Street Academic Requirements: Toronto, Ontario M5T 1W5 Libraries Students must present at least five academic The library holdings total more than 4,000,000 credits at either the Ontario year 4 level or the Doctor of Dental Surgery volumes. 1,000,000 microforms, 48,000 current Ontario year5 level or a combination of Ontario Four years from the one pre-professional year serials, and also include such other items as year 4 and 5 level credits, not including year 4 or beyond senior rrariculation (five years from maps, manuscripts, sheet music and recordings. 5 music or RCMT certificates (or equivalent). senior matriculation). They are housed in the central university library V sic is highly recommended as a subject but Candidates for admission to the first year must and some 40 other libraries in faculties, colleges, not be counted in the five credits. have successfully compteted at leaL,t one year of departments, and in the federated universities an acceptable ur iversity program beyond On- and related institutions. Musical Requirements: tario year 5 or a:,+,ralent, including physics, a) Major performing medium. Candidates must chemistry and zoology (or biology if zoology is Financial Assistance pass an audition. Superior performing ability is not offered at the university attended). There is a Student Awards Office on campus at expected. For the Artist Diploma program, can- Those who wish to carry out their preparatory each college and university in Ontario. Students- didates may audition on any standard orchestral (first year universitylprogram at the University of in financial need mayapply for assistance from a or band instrument, piano, harpsichord, classical Toronto should enrol in the arts and scienre variety of sources. guitar, or voice. The Licentiate Diploma program program, admission requirements for which are Full-time students may be eligible for loans is available only in piano. given elsewhere in this section. and/or grants under the Ontario Student Assis- b) Theory. Same as for Bachelor of Music degree Inquiries should be addressed to tance Program and the Canada Student Loans program (see above). Secretary Plan. Part-time students can apply for provincial c) Keyboard proficiency. Same as for Bachelor of Faculty of Dentistry bursaries or loans. Music degree program. University of Toronto For further inforrnation conceming govern- d) Additional requirement: Interview. 12A dward Street ment assistance see the Introductory section on TororA, Ontario M5G 1G6 financial assistance ond check with the universi- Bachelor of Science In Nursing ty's Student Awards Office. The Student Awards The basic degree course in nursing is four years Bachelor of Laws Officer will also have details of any bursaries or from senior matriculation. There is also a three- Three years from at least two years' academia scholarehips offered by the university. year degree course for graduate nurses with study beyond senior matriculation (at least five Tlif3 University of Toronto put:dishes a special senior matriculation. Candidates must present years from senior matriculation). booklet on admission awards. This booklet de- chemistry. Address inquiries to scribes scholarships and bursaries available to Senior Admissions Officer entering students and is distributed to all high Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy Faculty of Law schools. Four years from senior matriculation. Candi- University oi Toronto dates must present year 5 courses in relations Toronto, Ontario M55 1A1 Undergraduate Residence Accommodation and functions, calculus, chemistry, and physics. If, on their application for admission, students In exceptional cases, students without year 5 Doctor ct Medicine indicate an interest in residence accommoda- physics may be considered. Four years following completicr! of : tion, they will automatically be sent a copy of the a) a minimum of two or three years in a degree Residence Handbook and an application for Bachelor of Physical and Health Education program in a Canadian university, after compla residence accommodation._ There are no specific year 5 subject require- ton of Ontario year 5 or equivalent, and obtainingFurther inquiries about available aCcommo4e- ments necessary for admission. However, stu- appropriate credit in the prerequisite subject% or tlon should be addressed to one of the following dents having a background of science subjectsb) a bachelor's degree from a recognized univer- appropriate officials . may find this to be advantageous in the physical sity, and obtaining credit in the prerequisite and health Gclucation course. subjects. Director of Residences University College Students preparing themselves for admission In septembar 1978, should note the following Dean of Men or Dean of Women changes in prerequisite requirements which will Victoria College be in effect Cair.rnencing, with the academic session 1978-79:Alt applicants will be required Registrar to have obtained credit for prerequisite courses Trinity College in blokaly, physics, mathematics and chemistry University of Toronto

Dean of Men. St. Michael's College or Inquiries about University of Toronto information Fees Dean, St. Joseph's College (Women) programs for secondary schools should be $115 per course plus incidental fees. 90 Wellesley Street West addressed to Toronto, Ontario M55 105 or Alan Hilt Further Inquiries Assistant Director of Admissions Registrar's Office Dean. Loretto College (Women) (Secondary School Liaison) Erindale College 70 St. Mary Street Office of Admissions 3359 Mississauga Road North Toronto, Ontario M5S 1J3 University of Toronto Mississauga, Ontario L5L 106 315 Bloor Street West Telephone (416) 828-5399 Dean of Men or Dean of Women Toronto, Ontario M55 1A3 New College Telephone (416) 978-2771 Scarborough College West HIll Residence Co-ordinator Inquiries and requests for application forms for Principal: Ralph Campbell Innis College student awards should be addressed to Student Awards Office Scarborough College is situated in eastern Met- Administrative Assistant to the Comptroller Simcoe Hall ropolitan Toronto, approximately 20 miles from (Residences) University of Toronto the St. George Campus. The first students were . Scarborough College Toronto, Ontario M55 1A1 admitted to Scarborough College in September 1265 Military Trail Telephcne (416)978-2204 OSAP 1965 and now the college offers programs of West Hill, Ontario M1 C 1A4 (416) 978-2183 other awards study leading to Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science.degrees. In 1975-76 there were approx- Director of Student Affairs ErIndaie College imately 3,475 full-thne students and 1,200 part-, Erindale College Mississauga time students registered at the college. 3359 Mississauga Road Principal: Paul Fox A student at Scarborough College is allowed Mississauga, Ontario L5L 106 freedorn of course selection subject only to Erindale College, established in 1967, offers a meeting pre-requisites and/or co-requisites Secretary to the Dean (Men's Residence', wide range of courses leading to the degrees of where they exist. Courses are offered in the Devonshire House Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and following subjects: anthropology, astronomy, Bachelor of Commerce of the Faculty of Arts and biological sciences, chemistry, commerce, Cost of Residence Science. The college is situated on a 220-acre drama, economics. English, fine art. French, The total cost of residence accommodation in- wooded site on the banks of the Credit River in general classics, geography, geology, German, cluding meals, varies from $1,165 to $1,425 per the City of Mississauga, twenty miles west of the history, humanities, Italian, linguistics, mathema- session. St. George Campus. tics, natural science, philosophy, physics, politi- The more than 200 faculty members compris- cal science, OsYchology, Russian, social sci- Other Accommodation ing the teaching staff also hold appointments in ence, sociology, Spanish. In addition a co- For assistance in finding lodging, students corresponding departments on the St. George operative work-study program in public adminis- should contact campus. At present. there are about 3,400 tration has been developed at Scarborough Col- University Housing Service full-time students artl 1,00G part-time students. lege. 49 St. George Street Classes are generally smattand there is ample . Buildings at the college are connected via Toronto, Ontario M55 1A1 opportunity for rs4Nidual discussion with the underground areas and corriziors. This connec- professors. Ifv.::...-:)sses are concentrated in two iion of buildings, coupled with the consequent A variety of residence accommodation is offered main arell. .^flvttllng time from one easy contact between faculty, students and ad- by the two independent residences listed below. class to ac: imaI. rninistrators, has lecito a sense of community in They have no official connection with the univer- The ding laboratory for help in the college that is not always found in university sity. Inquiries should be made directly to improving d writing skills; comfortable Campus Co-operative Residence Inc. study lt7,;mg,e:. ,,,!..auter facilities; languageand lifeResidencea modation is provided for 250 395 Huron Street science athletic facilities which host studentsin a newlcmymconstructedtownhouse Toronto, Ontario M5S 2G5 a variety of actiVitilIe. Residence accornmoda- complex. tion is provided fur =Students in a townhouse Tartu College complex. erinciale also has complete cafeteria Admission Requirements 310 Bloor Street West facilir d-vomprehensive health service and a Candidates should satisfy the general admission Toronto, Ontario M55 1W4 wide pii,7tounselling services. requirements outlined for the University of To- ronto. Annual Tuition Fees Adr4144-zion Requirements Arts and science $115 per course Candidates should satisfy the general admis- SPrograms Offered sion requirements outlined for the University of Applied science and engineering $835 Scarborough College offers programs leading to. Architecture $835 Toronto. 15 and 20-Course Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor Dentistry $1.500, including instruments fee of Science degrees. Forestry $674 (field work expenses amount to anProg rams Offered additional $200) Erindale offers courses leading to three and Library Landscape architecture $835 four-year Bachelor of Arts or Bachelorof Science The Scarborough College library, a branch of the Law $676 degrees and a four-year Bachelor of Commerce University of Toronto library, contains over Medicine $886 degree. There is a wide variety of courses 125,000 volumes. Music $662 offered in most academic disciplines from which Nursing $591 the students may choose programs designed to Fees Pharmacy $675 meet their individual needs. The college spon- $115 per course plus incidental fees. Physical and health education $660 sors unique programs in survey science, en- Physical and occupational therapy $652 vironmental studies, a program in art education Further Inquiries All fees are approximate and subject to change in co-operation with Sheridan College of Applied More Information May be obtained from without notice. Arts and Technology, as well as a number of L. Gordon interdisciplinary courses. Admissions Advisor Further Inquiries Scarborough College Inquiries about admission requirements should Library 1265 Military Trail be addressed to Erindale has excellent library facilities boasting West Hill, Ontario M1C 1A4 Office of Admissions ample study space, a collection of 150,000 University of Toronto books :4174 1,600 audio cassettes, reference 315 Bloor Street West assistance and access to the library services of Toronto. Ontario M55 1A3 the downtown campus. Telephone (416)978-2190

:1111,10. Trent University General Degree Program Financial Assistance Established in 1970, this program is designed for The university has a generous program of schol- studalts who do not wish to major in a particular arships and assistance to students entering first discipline during their years oi study at Trent. or higher years with first class standing. Students Interested students shou'el consult the Co- of exceptionally hi.gh ezhievement and promise ordinator of the General Degree Program during maybe awarded a Qhamplain Scholarship which their first year oi study. has an annual vakie oi $1,980 for students living Peterborough in residence and $1,100 for non-residents. Trent Multi-Disciplinary Studies University fieddencies, valued up to $500, are The following plograms were established in available to students living in one of the five President: T. E. W. Nind 1970 for students who had completed first year residential colleges. Financial need and programs of study at Trent:social theory, devel- academic achievement in year 5 are the criteria Rolling hills, cedar, maple, elm, the Otonabee opment studies, Canadian studies, and en- for the award. The university calendar, available River, striking buildings, a wildlife sanctuary, vironmental ref ources studies. There is also an upon request, provides further details of Trent space to wander alone, places to gather, books, innovative teacher education program run co- University's complete pingram oi scholarships, computers; classrooms, pubs, labs, tennis operatively with Queen's University. This four- awards and bursaries. courts, places for reilection, places for activity year program gives students both a B.A. (or There is a Student Awards Office on campus at all of these characterize Trent University. B.Sc.) and a B.Ed., certifying them to teach in each college and universfty on Ontario. Students Who are the students at Trent? Young adults either primary or secondary schools. Other pro- in financial need may apply for assistance from a fresZarom high school, stu.lents who have spent gran.s are concerned with the problems of variety of sources. time travelling or working, teachers, mechanics, newly developing countries, fine ads, and sci- Full-time students maybe eligible for loans housewives, office workers, even grandmothers ence as it affects man. and/or grants under the Ontario Student Assis- and grandfathers beginning third or fourth tance Program and the Canada Student Loans careers. They come from Peterborough, Programs of Study Plan. Part-time students can apply for provincial Scarsdale, Cornwall and Moscow; Port Hope, St. Trent offers orograms leading to the degree of bursaries or loans. Andrew's, Stoney Creek and Sheffield; Toronto Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science in the For further information concerning govem- and Yellowknife, Creemore and Cavan; general (three years) or honours (four years) ment assistance see the introductory section on Montreal, Edmonton, Sangttdo, Eldorado. They program. financial assistmce and check with the universi- bring different experiences and backgrounds, ty's Student Awards Office. viewpoints and values. They come for as many Disciplines Offered reasons as there are people. The one thing they General level: share is their experience at Trent. Ancient history, anthropology, Residential Accommodation The colleges of Trent have been an integral biology, chemistry, classical studies, economics, The residential college system is at the heart of part of the university since its beginning in 1964 English. environmental resource studies, Trent University. Every studsnt and every and each has its distinctive personality and French, geography, German, Greek, history, member of the academic staff is a member of a design. The two original colleges, Peter Reain- Latin, mathematics, native studies, philosophy, college in which they have an opportunity to live son and Catharine Parr Trait!, are in the heart oi physics, politics, psychology, sociology, and work together in a relativelY small academic the city of Peterborough and the three newer Spanish. community within the larger body oi the univer- colleges are located at the northern edge of sity. Much formal academic work is done M th-1 Peterborough on the Nassau Campus. The col- Honours level: college, and various social and athletic organize. leges provide residence facilities for 1,100 stu- Anthropology, biology, Canadian studies, tions also exist within them. In the college dents. In addition to this role, they serve c.s the chemistry, classical studies, economics, English, communities, undergraduates find both formal location for teaching offices oi the faculty where French, geography, German, Greek, history, academic .ouldance and the fellowship of other small groups meet for tutorials and seminars. All Latin, mathematics, philosophy, physics, politics, students s-xl members oi the academic staff. members oi faculty and all students, resident or psychology, sociology, Spanish. Enrolmnt in each college includes represen- non-resident, are members of one oi the col- tation from an disciplines and all years oi study, leges. Julian Blackburn College, formed in 1975 Year 5 Admission Requirements and includes both resklent members and mem- and serving aft part-time students, is also located In order to be eligible for admission to Trent bers who live in apartments and lodgings in the on the Nassau Campus. University, an applicant is required to achieve city as well as students who live at home in the Twenty-two hundned students and 187 faculty standing at a level acceptable to the university in Peterborough area. Non-resident members of members participate in more than 400 courses in a full year 5 program of studies. Because oi the the coHeges enjoy full use of the college facilities 20 areas oi study. Teaching and learning at Trent diversity of programs offered in secondary and take an active part in college life. involves the exchange oi ideas, the examination schools in Ontario, a full program is defined as of accepted values and the consideration of new that which is deemed by the school principal to Annual Fees tentative points of view. Small tutorials are a be satisfactory for the purpose of granfing an Tuition $660 feature oi most programs. With eight or nine Ontario Secondary School Honour Graduation Residence fees, including meals students taking part, the tutoriats are small Diploma. No minimum number oi years taken to Single $1,635 enough to facHitate communication, and large achieve the standing is specified. Applicants who Double $1,540 enough to provide a healthy range of viewpoint have spent more than five years in secondary Townhouse $930 (excludes meals) school may be required to present a higher level College affiliation fee for non-residents $85 Enrolment 1975-7 of achievement. rtAl-time2,200 With the exception of some language pro- Further 'kw lei= grams, there are no specified subject require- Inquiries are welcome and should be directed to Sprz:Al Programs merts for admission to arts programs. Applicants Director of Admissions in addition to established areas oi study, Trent to science prograMs are advised to consult the Trent University has developedseveral special degree programs. year 5 requirments oi individual disciplines as Peterborough, Ontario K9J7B8 One such program is Canadian studies, which shown in the courses of study section oi theTrent concentrates on 20th century problems peculiar University calendar. Inquiries about studeht awards should be di- to Canada. Another is native studies, which rected to treats the situation of native peoples in our Library Student Awards Officer society, past and present A third is environmen- Rising from the west bank oi the Otonabee, the Trent University tal resources studies, initiated to examine the Bata Library is the hub oi the university. With Peterborough, Ontario" K9J 788 environmental crisis currently (acing us. These 250,000 books, plus magazines and journals, reflect interests that the universEy has had since maps, aerial photographs and gove:nment InqUiries about Unlvesity informaHon programs its beginning over a decade ago. documents, Trent's library is a major resource for should be directed to the university and the community at large. The SeCondarKSChool Liaison Officer library provides quiet study areas for 801 stu. Trent Univeralti dents, as well as music,listening rooms and Peterborough, Ontario .K9J 708 language laboratOriee. TelephOne (705)748-1215

:4,..ditryg University of Waterloo mean that the applicant's admission will be Year 5 Preparation for the Bachelor of Arts jeopardized if the recommended courses are not Program taken. While any six year 5 credits qualify a student for Where specific requirements are stated, it is admission, English is recommended, as are art expected that applicants will include these re- subjects related to the program of study desired quirements in their year 5 program. at university. Watertoo Applicants who have spent more than the normal length of time in secondary school to Bachelor of Applied Science complete their university preparation may be The Bachelor of Applied Science degree is required to present a higher average for admis- offered through the Faculty of Engineering. Five Presicient: B. C. Mathews sion. honours programs in engineeting are available: Since many of the programs offered at the chemical, civil, electrical, mechanical and sys- The Ur;versity of Waterloo is a multi-faculty university have limited enrolment, the posses- tems design. All programs are off:red in the institution offering programs in arts, engineering, sion of the minimum requirements does not in co-operative system of study. The Bachelor of environmental studies, integrated studies, itself guarantee admission to any of the pro- Applied Science program is four and two-thirds mathematics, human kinetics and leisure grams. years in length. In the first year Mere are three studies. and science. Its enrolment has grown programs, each designed to prepare the first from 141 undergraduate students in 1957 to Regular and Co-operative Systems of Study year student for specialized work in advanced more than 15,300 undergraduate and 2,100 In addition to the traditional two-terM, September years, but allowing maximum flexibility should a graduate students. to April school year which the univwsity calla the student wish to pursue a different course of sttidy The university's 40 main buildings are located regular system of study, some acadernic pro- than originally contemplated. . on an attractive 1,000-acre campus and include grams are offered under a co-operative system General engineering: The first year program is a an art gallery, two theatres, a 4,000-seat gym- of study where the student spends altemating general introduction from which a student nor- nasium, a six-lane swimming pool, and the use of four-month terms on campus fo r academic study mally proceeds to a second year in civil, electrical . a stadium with a lighted football field. The and with business, industry, or government for or mechanical engineering. university has one of the largest computer practical on-the-job training in the field of study. Chemical engineering: First year courses are centres in North America. The co-ope ative program involves about half of especially directed toward chemical engineer- The four church-related colleges associated the undergraduate population. The necessary ing. Mathematics, physics and chemistry form with the university offer on-campus residence arrangements for the work terms are handled by the foundation of ths first year program. accommodation ane: administer courses in sev- the Department of Co-ordination. Systems design: Systems design engineering is eral disdplines. On-campus residence is also the study of complex systems for the purpose of offered to single students in the non-denom- Degree Programs and Subject Fquirements analysis, simulation, optimization, and, ulti- inatkinal student villages and the Minota Hagey mately, design. The program is intended espe- Residence for Graduate Students and to married Bachelor of Arts cially for advanced work in systems design; students in the married student apartments. As The Faculty of Arts operates under the cogsse however, a student. nay proceed to civil, electri- well, off-campus housing for both single and system whereby student progress is maa-wed cal, or mechanical engineering. married students is available through the Univer- by courses successfully ..:zimpteted. sity Co-operative Residence or through the Year 5 Credit PreParetion for Bachelor of Housing Office. General program: Applied Science Program Students must successfully complete 15 bcyrses In addition to the overall university requirements, Enrolment 1975-76 aa specified by the department. The following students must present a 60% minimum average Undergraduate15,337 general programs are available:anthropology, in relations and functions, calculus, algebra, classical civilization, drama and theatre arts, physics and chemistry. Academic Divisions economics, English, fine arts (art), fine arts Applicants lacking either algebra or chemistry Faculty of Arts (music), French, geography*, German, Greek, but who have a high overall year 5 standing will Faculty of Engineering history, Latin, medieval studies, philosophy. Polit- be considered for admission. Faculty of Environmental Studies ical science, psychology, religiouS studies, Rus- Faculty of Human Kinetics and Leisure Studies sian, social development studies (Renison Col- Bachelor of Environmental Studies Faculty of Mathematics lege), sociology, Spanish. There are no double The Faculty of Environmental Studies is corn- Faculty of Science majors or minors in the general program. prised of two professional schools (School of School of Architecture Architecture and School Of Urban and Regional School of Optometry Non-major general arts program: Planning) and two non-profeesional depart- School of Urban.and Regional Planning An arts student may graduate with a general arts ments (Man-Environment Studies and Geog- Integrated Studies PrOgram degree (non-major) upon completion of 15 raphy). courses. Any normal first year arts program will Students may be granted a Bachelor of En- Admission Requirements for 1977 satisfy the needs of a student contemplating a vironmental Studies degree in the following pro- For all programs, the university normally requires general arts (non-major) program. Such prog- grams:honours geographyfour years; major completion of a year 5 program comprising at rams must be arranged through the Ms Faculty in geographythree years; honours in man- least six year 5 credits leading toward the Ontario Undergraduate Office. environrneint atudies four years; honours in Secondary School Honour Graduatior,- Diploma, urban and regional planning four years: ar- with a minirmim 60% overallaverage. The uni- Honours program: chitecture (pre-professional program)three versity expects to fill the majority of places Four years in length. Students must succeSsfully years co-Operaitive system. available to year 5 applicants using the following complete 20-24 courses as specified by the The professional Bachelor of Architecture de-' criteria: department. Honours programs are available in gree isgranted after two additional years of study' a) year 5 interim standing, the following areas: anthropology, Canadian following the completion of the Bachelor of . b) year.; final standing and studies. classical studies, drama and theatre Environmental Studies/Architecture pre- c) principal's recommendation. arts, economics, English, fine arts (art), French, professional program. The professional Applicants whose interim standing is not suffi- geography', German, history, Latin, medieval Bachelor of Architecture program Is on the cient for admission will be considered on the studies, philosophy, political science, psychol- rotating work/study co-operative system. basis of the year 5 final standings and qualified ogy, religious studies, Russian, sociology, applicants will be admitted until the remaining Spanish. Students wishing to study a joint hon- places are filled. ours program should consult with an appropriate faculty member in the respective departments. RecomMeridations for Admission In general and honours programs the first year Where the university has recommended certain of study is a common one and students in their *Students may alse pursue a geography iiroor courses to be included in the applicant's year 5 second year elect the program they wish to through the Faculty cif Environmental Studies program, it means that it would be beneficial to study. Students shOuld consdff with their departmen the applicant in the first year of study at the advisor regarding the program requiremehts that university to have these courses as background. 98 will qualify them for Consideration for admieolon These are recommendations only and it does not to the corresporidifigTyrie A course at art Ohterlia College or FacUlty.of Educatlon.

4.v.. 6.. Year 5 Preparation for the Bachelor of mathematics and economics. length and the honours co-operative program is Environmental Studies Programs All mathematics students take algebra, cal- four and two-thirdsyears In length. It Is recommended that students present at least culus and computer science at either the hon- The dance program offers students the unique one year 5 mathematics course for admission to ours or general level, plus three electives in their opportunity of studying dance from the perspec- programs in environmental studies. It is recom- first year. tive of the humanities, the social sciences, and mended that applicants to the geography pro- the biological sciences, as well as that of the gram include geography in their year t; program. Co-operative program (honours or general): performing arts. Thkt; allows the student a wider For specialization in architecture, si4vdents Four and two-thirds years in length. The follow- range of career choices than dO traditional prog- must have successfully completed the prerequi- ing programs are available: actuarial science, rams. sites for the Ontario Secondary School Honour combinatorics and optimization, computer sci- The kinesio logy program involves the study of Graduation Diploma. The specific year 5 re- ence, statistics. In addition to these there are five human movement through the biological and quirement is a 60% overall average in relations options open to co-operative stUdents: psycho-social sciences. Labor atory, lecture and and functions, calculus, physics and English. a) teaching participation experiences provide the student Selected applicants to the architecture and b) chartered accountancy witn relevantexposure to real problems. A camp- urban and regional planning programs may bec) Registered Industrial Accountancy ing skills school and a ski school are fringe required to attend an interview at the university.d) business administration benefits. The program includes all of the neces- e) app;led mathematicsengineering sary academic requirements, providing the stu- Bachelor of independent Studies f) honours statistics economics dent maintains a "B" average, for entrance into a Integrated studies is an unstructured program The teaching option commences at the begin- college or faculty of education to qualify for the where curriculum is developed by both the ning of a student's second year, after completion Type A High School h4sitstant's Gerlificate. students and faculty members. Students are not of the first year of the regular program in Kinesiology students will have two areas of required to enrol in regular classes or write mathematics and acceptance as a suitable concentration (optione) open to them: kinesiolog- regular examinations. They set their own goals teaching candidate. Work terms are spent in the ical science and applied kinesiology. In addition, and proceed toward them through independent secondary schools wnere students gain a feeling the Kinesiology Department offers an honours research, c?...:rse work, seminars and tutorials, for the mathemat:cs teaching profession. Stu- program in heath studies. special projects and field work, or any combin- dents who qualify attend Althouse College of The recreation program preparesthe student ation of these. Resource people assigned within Education in London for a short period between for leadership in recreational activities through the integrated studies unit are available to pro- their third and fourth years of university and, emphasis on the social sciences and the princi- vide &action and advice to students. At least two upon sessful completion of the Althouse ples of administration, design and planning E.:a terms prior to expected graduation, students requirern&its and the four-year degree require- they apply to the organized use of leisure. apply to the Academic Board for Integrated ments, thoy will be awarded simultaneously an Graduates of the recreation program aro eligible Studies to have their degree candidacy ac- interim Type A teaching certificate and a to receive the Ontario Interim Municipal Recrea- cepted. The Bachelor of Independent Studies cd.i-.Thelor of Mathematics degree. tion Director's Type A Certificate. degree is granted to students who complete the udents in the chartered accountancy option The recreation program features four elective program requirements. may choose their non-mathematics elective areas of concentration: klisure studies, outdoor Each applicant to integrated studies is consid- courses in such a manner that they will be able to recreation and education, recreation administra- ered on the basis of a personal interview with a write their final chartered accounting examination, and therapeutic recreation. committee composed of students, resource per- tion (through the Institute of Chartered Accoun- sons and staff. Those who show the strongest tarns) wilen a few months of graduation. Such Year 5 Preparation for the Bachelor of Science aptitude for independent study and the mature.; students spend their work terms with (Honours Kinesiology, Honours Dance) and the necessary to be self-directing and to flourish in chartered accounting firms and, upon gradua- Bachelor of Arts (Honours Recreation) an unstructured academic environment will be tion, would be able to enter the chartered ac- Programs given strongest consideration. countancy profession or any of the other numer- Applicants electing the kinesiology program ous professions available to mathematics and/or health studies are advised to select a Bachelor of Mathematics graduates. year 5 program with one or more of the following The Faculty of Mathematics nffers pass, general Students who would like to combine business courses: biology, calculus, chemistry, physics. and honours programs under f:-.43 regular eight- administration courses with their mathematics Applicants to the dance and recreation programs month system of study as well ar: honours and program should choose their courses aCcording are encouraged to present diversified year 5 general programs under the co-operative system tc the schedule set out in the academic calendar. prOgrams. of study. The Faculty of Mathemaiics operates s The business administration courses are given under the course credit system whereby a stu- b., 2tofessors in the Department of Economics at Bachelor of Science dent's progress toward a degree is measured in Pie University of Waterloo and the School of The Faculty of Science operates under the terms of courses passed. Economics and Business Administration at Wil- course credit system where studsnt progress is frid Laurier University. measured in terms of courses completed. Pass degree program: The three-year general science program re- Three years in length. Requires 16 credits with aYear 5 Preparation for the Bachelor of quires a total of 15 courses. It is not necessary minimum of six mathematics credits. Mathematicn Program that a student designate a major subject. A In addition to the overall university requirements, student wishing to choose'an area of specializa- General program: students applying for admission to the regular tion must enter the four-year general science Four piers in length. Requires 21 credits with a program must submit at least a 60% overall program (requiring a total of 20 courses) and minimum of 12 mathematics credits. Beginning average in the specific requirements: relations cauld then choose to majcir in biology, chemistry, in their third year honours students must register t:nd functions, calculus, and algebra. Applicants earth sciences, physics or a general science and in one of the following five programs: actuarial lacking algebra but who have a high overall year business program. science, applied mathematics, combinatorics 5 standing will be considered for admission. In the honours science programs, a minimum and optimization, computer science, pure For admission to the co-operative program, of 22 courses is required with specialization in mathematics, or statistics (including a program in applicants must submit at least a 66% overall biology; biology and chemistry; chernistry; actuarial science). Each of these departments average in the specific requirements: relations chemistry (environmental studies option, offers a variety of programs. and functions, calculus, and algebra. mathematics optien, physics option); earth sciences; earth sciences and geography; phYsics; Honours program: Bachelor of Science (Dance) physica (business administration option) and Four years in length. Requires 24 credits with a Bachelor of Science (Kinesiology) theoretical physics. A non-major honours sci- minimum of 15 mathematics credits. Students Bachelor of Arts (Recreatfon) ence program is also available. select one of the following programs: actuarial The Faculty of Human Kinetics and Leisule science, applied mathematics, cornbiriatorics Studies offers three different honours programs. and optimization, computer science, pure Both the kinesiology and recreation programs mathematics, statistics (including a program in may be studied under either the regular or the actuarial science). A number of joint honours co-operative system. The dance program is programs are also available, for example, available only under the regular system. The regular honours program is four years in 98 University of Waterloo

Co-operative honours programs: St. Paul's College The University of Three programs are offered under the co- St. Paul's United College is a small teaching and operative system of study: applied chemistry and residential community. It offers a limited number Western Ontario applied physics, which begin in first year and of credit cowries in religious studies. Residence earth sciences, which begins in the second year life provides a valuable contribution to university following a regular first year science program. experience. Through a program of athletics, These.programs provide the student with sound community dinners, congregation and interest London academic training inconjunction with practical groups, members of the college and associates experience such as that gained in industry and participate in a vital and enriching community. governmental agencies. Libraries President: D. C. Williams School of Optometry program: Arts library-573,000 volumes and periodicals. This is the only English language optometry Engineering, mathematics and science library- The University of Western Ontario, one of Cana- program in Canada and students enter it after 210,000 volumes and journals. Environmental da's oldest universities, will celebrate its 100th completing first year of the regular science studies library --40,000 maps, 4,000 books and anniversary in 1978. Located on 400 acres just program. They then sake four years of profes- reports. orte mile from the centre of London (population sional studies. Because of limited enrolment, 240,000), Western has incorporated its gothic applications to the first professional year are Tuition and Incidental Fees tor Full-Time style architecture with modern structures. , canskiered on an indMdual basis. Graduating Students Ontario's second fargest universiti) in enrol- students receive a Doctor of Optometry degree Arts (per eight-month session) $679.30 ment, Western has a wide range of under- (0.D.). The program is accredited by the Council Engineering (per co-operative four-month term) graduate courses and programs from which to on Education of the American Optometric $421.45 choose. The School of Business and the profes- Association. Environmental studies (per eight-month session) sional faculties, including engineering, law and $678.80 medicine, have all been ranked among the best Year 5 Preparation for the Bachelor of Science (per co-operative four-month session)$399.70 in the country by outside appraisers. and Optometry Degree Programs (per co-operative four-month term architec- Western is also a top research institution In addition to the general university require- ture) $417.20 where students have the opportunity to work with ments, students must present a 60%overall Human kinetics anti leisure studies (per eight- professors doing research on cancer, radio sci- average in the following specific subjects: rela- month session) $680.30 ence, chemical physics, archaeology, the tions and functions. calculus, and two science (per co-operative four-month term) $4(10.45 psychology of family crisis, privacy and comput- courses, one of which must be phygics or Mathematics (per eight-month session) $679.30 ers, solar energy, and the geography of the future chemistry. Applicants are advised to include both (per co-operative four-month term) $399.95 to touch on just a few of the 2,000 govemment chemistry and physics ir :heir year 5 program. Science (per eight-month session optometry funded research projects now underway at Applicants to the co-operative applied physics included) $678.30 UWO. program must present a 70% overall average in (per co-operative four-month term) $399.45 While Western's primary goal is the main- mathematics and physics. Integrated studies (per eight-month session) tenance of academic excellence and the intellec- $674.30 tual growth of both faculty and shadents, social University of St. Jerome's College and athletic development are also key compo- St. Jerome's College is federated with the Uni- Residence Fees (Single, double) nents of the e6ucational process. The new versity of Waterloo and registers undergraduate Student Village I and II $1,640, $1,530 recreation and athletic building, with an indoor students in arts, certain programs in environmen- Conrad Grebel College $1,480 track, ice rink and tennis court, gives everyone a tal studies, and regular mathematics. St. Renison College $1,640, $1,530 chance to keep fit and have fun. Jerome's offers a unique perspective in its wide St. Jerome's College $1,600, $1,500 The university is a community within a com- range of courses and its students enjoy all the Notre Dame College $1,600, $1,500 munity, with plenty of opportunities for students privileges of the university while participating in a St. Paul's College (semi-private) $1,450 to meet at thecommunity centre, the well-known smaller college atmosphere. Thirty-five full-lime The above fees are for an eight-month academic concert hall, and the art gallery. professors teach a complete range of arts session. Co-operative students are assessed courses. St. Jerome's is known for its academic per term at 50% of the above rates. All rates Enrolment 1975-76 excellence as well as for its residential spirit. include meals. Full-time17,992 Students earn University of Waterloo degrees because the college holds its degree granting Further inquiries Faculties and Schools rights in abeyance according to the terms of the Inquiries concerning admission requirements Faculty of Arts federation agreement. should be directed to Faculty of Dentistry Mr. B. A. Lumsden Faculty of Education Renison College Associate Registrar (Admissions and Records) Faculty of Engineering Science Renison College offers hoth men and women the University of Waterloo Faculty of Graduate Studies intimacy of life in a small residential community Waterloo, Ontario N2L 3G1 Faculty of Law combined with the resources of the larger uni- Faculty of Medicine versity. Information concerning student awards may be Faculty of Music Courses are available in two areas: obtained from Faculty of Nursing a) The social development studies program, featur- Mr. D. L. Kasta Faculty ef Physical EdLcation ing interdisciplinary work in psycilology, social Student Awards Officer Faculty of Science work and sociology. Community involvement is University of Waterloo Faculty of Social Science an integral aspect of this program. Waterloo. Ontario N2L 3G1 School of Business Administration b) Geferal arts, including courses in English, School of Journalism French, geography, psychology, religious Secondary School liaison Officer School of Library and information Science studies, and sociology. Mr. S. J. Little University of Waterloo Colleges affiliated with Western are:Brescia Conrad Grebe! College Waterloo, Ontario N2L 3G1 (Roman Catholic), Huron (Anglican), and King's Conrad Grebel is a Mennonite residential and (Roman Catholic). teaching college which became affiliated with the Telephone (519)885-1211 university in 1961. Courses open to an university students are offered in arts, history, music, religious studies, sociology and peace studies. 99

General Requirements for Admission Year 5 Reqc4aments for Program in Secretarial Programs in Communicative Disorders, Effective September 1977, applicants from On- and Administrative Studies Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy tario year 5 seeking admission to The University The program in secretarial and administrative Each program is of four years duration, the first of Western Ontario will be required to submit, In studies requires appropriate standing in six year year of communicative disomers and physical the form of numerical grades, a minimum of six 5 credits, including an introductory course in therapy being a preparatory year in the Faculty of year 5 credits in accordance with the prescrip- typewriting, year 5 English and one of year 5 Science or Faculty ot Social Sciences. tions detailed below; and a minimum final aver- math or a foreign language. Occupational therapy accepts applicants from age of 60%. An acceptable year 5 program will year 5. Enrolment in each program is severely include: Doctor of Dental Surgery limited. The degree granted is the Bachelor of a) one credit in English; Students in the following categories are eligible Science, B.Sc., with the designation 0.T., C.D., b) one credit in one of French, a foreign language, to apply for admission to the first year of the or P.T. or mathematics; and four-year program in the Faculty of Dentistry: c) one credit each in two of the following subject those who ere in or who have successfully Faculty of Music areas: biology, chemistry, English, foreign lan- completed a second year program at Western, or Year 5 Requirements for Admission to the guages, French, geography, history, mathema- an equivalent second year at another university, Bachelor of Music or tothe General Program tics, music, physics; and provided that the program has included a with Music Options d) at least two other credits, for a total of six, from minimum of four honours courses or equivalent The Faculty of Music offers the Honours the subject areas specified above, or from those within the first ten courses completed. All appli- Bachelor of Arts with music options (four years) approved by the Ministry of Education in accor- cants must have successfully completed one full and the Bachelor of Music (four years), the dance wit Circular H.S.1; laboratory course in each of biology, chemistry, three-year Bachelor of Arts (Music) and the e) credits in at least four different subject areas, e.g. physics and organic chemistry. Priority consid- three-year Bachelor el Musical Arts. For each mathematics, Latin, chemistry, English. eration shall be given, all other things being program the first year is common and the admis- equal, firstly to Canadian citizens who are resi- sion requirements are: The possession of these minimum requirements dent in Ontario; secondly to Canadian citizens a) six year 5 credits including English and one of does not guarantee admission to all first year resident elsewhere and to all landed immigrants math or a foreign language, university programs. irrespective of the province in which they reside;b) an audition and and thirdly, to all others. (One position may be c) a general musicianship test. Degree Programs and Subject Requirements available for students supported by the Cana- Note: Students must arrange an audition by dian International Development Agency or a contacting the Faculty of Music early in 1977. Bachelor of Arts similar agency). General program: Bachelor of Science (Home Economics) Three years from senior matriculation in arts, Bachelor of Engineering Science Three years from senior matriculation. Speciali- music, physical education, science, secretarial Four years beyond senior matriculation. zation is offered in food and nutrition, or textiles, and administrativestudies, social science, visual Specialization is possible in the five terms in clothing and design. arts. chemistry, civil, electrical or mechanical engineering and materials science. Year 5 Requirements for Admission to Bachelor Honours program: of Science (Home Economics) Four years from senior matriculation in an-' Year 5 Requirements for Admission to Bechelor Appropriate standing in six year 5 credits includ- thropology, businesr administration, classics, of Engineering Science Program ing chemistry and biology. English, and one of economics, English, French, geography, Ger- Calculus and one other credit in mathematics, year 5 math or a foreign language. Year 5 math is man, history, mathematics, modem languages, together with standing in at least one other strongly recommended. music, philosophy, physical education, political science subject (algebra, physics and chemistry science, psychology, sociology, Spanish, visual are strongly recommended), and year 5 English Bachelor of Science in Nursing arts, or combinations of certain of these. are required. Four years from senior matriculation. Specializa- tion is offered in nursing and service administra- /ear 5 Requirements for Admission to the First Bachelor of Laws tion, nursing education or public nursing. Ye6r of the Faculty of Arts Three years following the successful completion Apprvoriate standing in six year 5 credits, includ- of at least two full years beyond Ontario year 5 in Year 5 Requirements for Admission to Bachelor ing yea; 5 English and one year 5 math or a a recognized university. of Science in Nursing foreign lanyuage. Appropriate standing in six year 5 credits includ- Faculty of Medicine ing chemistry and biology, English, and one of Year 5 Requirements for Admission to the First Requirements for Admission to the Doctor of math or a foreign language. Year 4 math is Year of the Faculty of Physical Education Medicine Program required. Appropriate standing in six year 5 credits includ- Admission to the first year of the four-year ing year 5 English and one of year Fi math or a program in the Faculty of Medicine is based on Bachelor of Science foreign language. Year 5 biology is strongly successful completion of a second year program Honours program: recommended. at an Ontario university, provided that the pro- Four years from senior matriculation. Available in gram has included a minimum of four honours anatomy, applied mathematics, astronomy, bac- Year 5 Requirements for Admission to the First courses or equivalent within the first 10 courses teriology and immunology, biochemistry, Year of the Faculty of Social Science attempted. All applicants must have successfully biophysics, chemistry, computer science, gene- Appropriate standing in six year 5 credits, includ- completed one full laboratory course in each of tics, geology, geophysics, mathematics, phar- ing year 5 English and one of year 5 math or a biology, chemistry, physics and organic chemis- macology, physics, physiology, plant sciences fomign language. A second language would be try and are advised that it is to their advantage to and zoology. valuable. Students interested in economics, have successfully completed one course in be- geography, psychology and sociology are havioural science. (The Admissions Committee General program: strongly urged to complete at least two credits in will consider applications from candidates who Three years from senior matriculation with mathematics including one credit In calculus, were Ontario Scholars and who achieve excep- majors available in applied mathematics, biol- and to explore computer science where this tional standing in first year programs in the ogy, chemistry, chemistry and biology, chemistry subject is available. Faculty of Science at The University of Western and geology, computer science, geology, Ontario). geophysica, mathematics and physics. School of Business Administration Priority is given, all other things being equal, to Students seeking admission to the program in Canadian citizens or landed immigrants who are honours business administration may apply after residents of southwestern Ontario and those the successful completion of the first two years In areas of Ontario not serviced by an Ontario any faculty. However, students must have in- medical school. Applications will not lan accepted cluded three required courses: full introductory from applicants who are not Canadian citl'a-ans or college mathematics; introductory economics; landed immigrants. (Two positions may be avail- and Business 257, a second year accounting able for students supported by the Canadian course. International Development Agency), 100 The.Oniveraity of Weitern Ontario

Year 5 Requirements for First Year of Natural the university are fully open to them. Thus they Annual Tuition Fees Sciences Program notonly take courses taught within the college Arts, business, engineering, physical education, Year 5 English and one of year 5 math or a but can also select courses within their program science arid social science programs $662,50 foreign language. Every B.Sc. program in the from those taught atthe unWersity itself. They Dentistry (profes&onal years) $647.00 Faculty of Science must include a first year can partbipatein extra-curricular activities within Education $864.0) course in mathematics for which the prerequisite both the college and the university. Engineering (second, third and fourth years) are two credits in year 5 mathematics, including $772.50 one in calculus. In most instances titis course Far further information please contact Law $672.50 must be completed prior to progression to sec- Miss J. Catharine Ridley Medicine (professional years) $847.50 ond year. Registrar Music $672.50 Huron College Nursing $637.50 Bachelor of Social Work 1349 Western Road Occupational therapy $682.50 Four years from senior matriculation. Admission tendon, Ontario N6G 1H3 Physical therapy, communicative disorders is open to any student with qualifications for Telephone 11519 )438-7224 $637.50 admission to a degree program at Western. Soclat work $682.50 Students must be registered at King's College for KIngta.College (These fees include student activity fees totalling the final three years of the program and are King's College is a co-educational university $74.) advised to complete their first year studies at college offering courses in arts, social sciences King's College. Enrolment in the program is and social work. Through its affiliation with The Financial Assistance limited. University of Western Ontario, King's Is an integ- There is a Student Awards Office on campus at ral part of the university community and students' each college and university in Ontario. Students Limited Enrolment programs often combine courses giv4p r.m the in financial need may apply for assistance from a Restrictions on enrolment are apparent within main campus with those taken arthe variety of scurces. the following programs: communicative disor- Last year King'sC&lege hadastudent enrolment Full-time students may be eligible for loans ders, dentistry, engineering science, home of 865. and/or grantv under the Ontarb Student Assis- economics, law, medicine, music, nursing, occu- Person-centered education is the goal at tance Prograrn and the Canada Student Loans pational therapy, physical and health education. King's: seminar and dialogue-oriented classes; Plan. Part-time students can apply for provincial physic& therapy, secretarial science, social wel- close relationships between students and pro- bursaries or loans. fare and visual arts. fessors; quality programs; the easily formed For further iliformation concerning govern- friendships &the King's community; student ment assistance see the introductory section on Brescia College repreSentation on all administrative bodies of the financial assistance and check with the universi- Brescia College is a residential women's college college. ty's Student Iwards Office. The Student Awards under Catholic auspices affiliated with The Uni- Faculties available on the King's campus in- Officer will also have details of any bursaries or versity of Western Ontario. It has given over half clude residence, lounges, recreation rooms, scholarshire, offered by the university. a century of service to the communities of chapel, library, classGems, and cafeteria ser- The university publishes a list of admission London, of Canada, and of the world. Students, vice, awards, scholarships and bursaries in the com- faculty and board members are representative of At Kings, townhouse residences are available.posite calendar. all faiths and creeds. These smaller home-like units are a marked Brescia has a beautiful campus with space for contrast to the usual residential complexes. Further inquiries quiet reflection and a comfortable residence. For additiona! information concerning any as- Brescia students share in all university activities: For further information please contact pect of admissions, programs, the provision of academic, social, athletic and cultural. Certain Mr. John H. Campbell special lectures by the Discipline Resource courses are taken arthe university or at the other Registrar Centre, the pm-admission academic counsel- affiliated colleges. Some classes in the college King's College ling program, or to visit Western, please contact are co-educational. Predominantly a women's 266 Epworth Avenue Mr. George L. Hartsell college, it offers to its students unique oppor- London, Ontario N6A 2M3 Associate Registrar, Secondary School Liaison tunities in leadership and self-government. Telephone (519)433-3491 Stevenson-Lawson Building, Room 180 Brescia College strives for better education The University of Westem Ontario through personal contacts, professional excel- Libraries London, Ontario N6A 568 lence, academic counselling, small classes and The university libraries contain more than Telephone (519) 679-2326 seminars. 2,500,000 items and receive annually more than 10,500 periodicals. Mr. James W. T. Wilgar For further information please contact Associate Registrar: Admissions Mrs. M. E. Arnold Residence Accommodation Stevenson-Lawson Building, Room 165 Registrar The residences of the university and its affiliated The University of Western Ontario Brescia College colleges provide accommodation for about 20% London, Ontario N6A 5B8 1285 Western Road of the students registered at the university for the Telephone (519) 679-2390 London, Ontario N6G I H2 regular academic session. Information regarding Telephone (519) 432-8353 these residences willbe forwarded to all For information and application forms for freshmen at the time of their application and may student awards and loans, write to Huron College also be requested from Director of Financial Aid Established in 1863, Huron College b the found- Manager University Community Centre, Room 32 ing college of The University of Western Ontario. Residence Admissions and Off-Campus The University of Western Ontario It is an undergraduate, co-educational, residen- Housing. London, Ontario NSA 31(7 tial, liberal ads college affiliated with The Univer- Stevanson-Lawson Building, Room 65 sity of Western Ontario, and situated immedi- The iersity of Western Ontario ately adjacent tu the main university campus. London, Ontario N6A 5B8 With slightly more than 500 students, half of whom live in residence, the college's r&atively Westminster College is a United Church spon- small size fosters a sense of community, ensures sored residential college for 200 students. For that classes are generally small and makes information please write to possible close working relationships between Mr. Neil A. Campbell students and faculty. The college's academic Dean of Residence affiliation with Western means that its students Westminster College obtain a University of Western Ontario degree 1476 Richmond Street and that all the academic and social resources of London, Ontario N6G 2M2 liWilfrid:Laurier Specific Program Requirements Co-operative option: The undergraduate busi- Specific program requirements that must be ness administration degree program now offers University included in tt.:, year 5 course of studies are as a co-operative option. Co-operative students follow: begin their alternating sequence of work and a) B.A. general program: Engliuh recommended. study terms at the end of the second year. b) B.A. honours program:English recommended. Normally, a student would accumulate 12 Waterloo The applicant must possess the minimum sub- months of practical work experience and ject standing(s) specified by the department in graduate four months after students in the regu- which he or she wishes to pursue honours lar sequence. Students apply for the co- studies. Minimum year 5 average of 60%; operative option during the fall of their first year of President: Frank C. Peters c) B.Sc. general program: mathematics (2 credits) studies. and any two of physics, Chemistry, or biology. Founded in 1911, Wilfrid Laurier University is d) B,Sc. honours program in biology: mathematics Bachelor of Science pledged to developing sound professor-student (2 credits) and any two of physics, chemistry, or General program: dialogue. By limiting its undergraduate enrol- biology. A minimum average of 66% is required Three years (15 courses). Majors available in ment to about 1,600 in the Faculty of Arts and in mathematics and sciences. biology, chemistry, mathematics, physics and Science,900 in the School of Business and e) Bachelor of Business Administration or B.A. in physical geography. Economics, and 100 in the Faculty of Music; Economics honours programs: English and WLU is small enough for students to get to know mathematics (2 credits) recommended. Honours p-,gram: one another arid their professors. Minimum year 5 average of 60%- Four years (20 courses). Available in biology, The university attracts faculty interested in f) B.Mus. honours program: Minimum year &aver- with possible concentration in ecology, teaching, with senior faculty members instructing age of 60%. Additional qualifications are re- taxonomy, general botany, general zoology, firat year courses. Student-faculty research is quired for prospective students in pre-medicine, or pre-dentistry. stressedby having students and their professors 1) B.Mus.Grade 2 theory, Royal Conserva- participate in such ventures as seminars in the tory of Music, or its equivalent. Bachelor of Music Near East, archaeological digs at home and 2) piano and organa minimum level of Grade Honours program: overseas, and science studies in the Maritimes. 9 piano, Royal Conservatory of Music, or its Four years (20 courses and participation in at Language students have the opportunity for first equivalent. least one choir or ensemble each year). Students hanct experience in different cultures through an 3) voice or instruments other than organ or may follow the Honours B.Mus. degree without exchange program with the University of Mann, piano Grade 6 piano, Royal Conservatory specialization or choose to specialize in per- heim in Germany and French-speaking univer- of Music, or its equivalent. An applicant who formance, baroque music, or church music. sities in Canada and Europe. Students in the is unable to meet this admission requirement Courses are offered in theory, history, elemen- Faculty of Music general and honours programs must attain the equivalent level of piano tary music education, and performance (21 in- receive weekly individual lessons from members proficiency by the end of the second year in struments and voice are offered). of the Stratford Festival Ensemble. the prog ram. Academic excellence is continued at the All prospective students must have an Library graduate level, where Master's programs are audition-interview with the faculty, to be arranged The library housesover 400,000 items, including offered in business administration, geography, by appointment by April 30, 1976. 250,000 volumes, as well as subscriptions to history, political science, psychology, religion The applicantwill be required to take a musical over 5,000 journals. and culture, romance languages, social work, aptitude test, a written theory test, and to perform and theology. two compositions in contrasting styles in his or Year 4 Scholarship Program In addition to the teaching facilities with mod- her own performance medium. All documentary Since 1966 Wilfrid Laurier University has offered em lecture rooms and laboratories, the campus evidence of the applicant's musical background a number of summer session scholarships to houses a new athletic complex with an Olym pic- and examination results should have been sent students who are completing year 4. The stu- length swimming pool, a five-storey library, and to the Office of the Registrar before this interview. dents selected come to the campus about Julyi the student union building. The campus resi- Late applicants will be considered if space per- and take any two first year courses over a period dences, accommodating 669 students and nor- mits. of six weeks. The student holds degree credit for mally available to all students, are close to all courses passed in the summer session. Suc- facilities, stimulating an atmosphere of intimacyDegree Programs cessful candidates must: and community. a)obtain a minimum average of 75% at the end of Bachelor of Arts year 3 and on interim yaar 4 marks, Enrolment 1975-76 General program: b)be recommended by the:f principal, Full-time undergraduate 2,667 Three years (15 courses). Majors available in c)have spent no more than flu r years in tecondary anthropology, archaeology, biology, Canadian school, Faculties and Schools studies, chemistry, classics (Greek and Latin), d) agree to attend summer sessicn. taking any two Faculty of Arts and Science economics, English, fine arts, French, geog- first year courses, and Faculty of Graduate Studies raphy, German, history, mathematics, music, ej be enrolled In a full year 4 program (university Faculty of Music philos,,phy, physical education, physics, political stream) which will quaiify them for enrolment in Faculty of Social Work science, psychology, religion and culture, sociol- year 5. School of Business and Economics ogy, Spanish, urban studies, values education, c=1- Waterloo Lutheran Seminary and world litereure. Successful applicants will be Offered: a) suinnier session scholarships, covering tuition,:!.. Admission Requirements Honours program: to take any tWO first year courses during the six-. Admission from year 5 to the university will be Four years (20-24 courses). Available in an- week simmer session (begins-about July1 based on the following cnteria: thropology, archaeology, economics, economics b) admisalen to the firet year of the B.A. pilegram in Septemlier, Ha grade point average of 7..10 (B 1) year 5 subjects sufficient to qualify the applicant with finance and accounting options, economics for an Ontario Secondary School Honour Gradu- (mathematics option), English, French, geog- is obtained infhe summer pOurses,,. ation Diploma plus the specific program re- raphy, German, German area studies, Greek,. c) for a limited number Of universkr, sc quirements as outfined below, history, Latin, philosophy, Political science, arships ($100 per Year) if is GPA of -10.000= )) an academic standing based on the applicant's psychology, religion and Culture, sociology and Obtained in the stinfiner dourees.2: record of the last two years, and Spanish. Many combinations of the foregoing Students willadianceto a generaiB.A:04greb. ;) a recommendation from the secondary school are available: in three Years Or honoiirsa.A: degree in four principal. years beyend year,4.In certain cases studells.: Bachelor of Business Administration may ba admitted tO general Science..Studenti:,, Available as an honours program (four years, 24 may return te Ye* Bit theiwlsh at the end of courses). Students may.also combine studies sumMer seselon:APpliCations must be subm with options in biology, chemistry, economics, . ted byApril i'USing the 011AC 'I 01 ICTM; Odle mathematics, or physics: ble in secondaryschoble. .`r," . 102Wilfrid Laurier University

Tuition Fees University of Windsor Honours course: Full-time st.idents $620 Four years, with majors available in anthropol- Business administration (2nd. 3rd and 4th year) ogy, art history, Asian studies, classical studies, $645 communication studies, comparative literature, Residence fees (including meals five days per drama, economics, English, French, geography, week) German, Greek, history, home economics, inter- Double rooms $1.420 Windsor national relations, Italian, Latin, Latin-American Single rooms 935 extra studies, linguistics, mathematics, philosophy, political science, psychology, religious studies, Further Inquiries Russian, sociology, Spanish, urban studies, and Inquiries about admission requirements should President:J. F. Leddy combinations of these. be directed to Mr. Keith Rae The Ambassador Bridge connecting Windsor Year 5 Requirements for Admission to Bachelor Assistant Registrar (Admissions) with Detroit has often been chosen by the of Ms Program Wilfrid Laurier University university to symbolize the particular character of A full year 5 program as indicated above. For 75 University Avenue West the university campus. As a bridge to learning programs Involving funguages, the year 5 level of Waterloo, Ontario N2L 3C5 and opportunity, the University of Windsor has the appropriate language is normally required or _ been developing with the vigcur of youth since its recommended; mathematics 1 Is required and Inquiries about secondary school liaison and outgrowth from Assumption University which mathematics 2 and 3 are recommended for a general university information should be gives it, at the same time, traditions dating back general mathematics major, honours mathema- directed to more than a century. tics, or honours philosophy and mathematics; Mr. Arthur Stephen The university includes the federated Assump- mathematics 1 is required for honours Director of Liaison tion University and three affiliated colleges:Holy economics and mathematics; mathematics 1 _ Wilfrid Laurier University Redeemer, Canterbury and lona. and physics are required for honours psychology 75 University Avenue West and science. Waterloo. Ontario N2L 3CF. Enrolment 1975-76 Full-time7,000 Bachelor of Science Mrs. Helene Amster General course: Liaison Officer Faculties and Schools Three years with majors in biology, chemistry, Wilfrid Laurier University Faculty of Arts geology, mathematics, physics, pre-medicine, 75 University Avenue West Faculty of Business Administration pre-dentistry, pre-optometry. Waterloo, Ontario N2L 3C5 Faculty of Education Faculty of Engineering Honours course: Information about student awards and loans Faculty of Graduate Studies Four years; available in biology, chemistry, geol- may be obtained from Faculty of Human Kinetics ogy, mathematics, physics, and combinations of Mr. H. K. Braden Faculty of Law these. Director Faculty ot Science and Mathematics Student Awards Faculty of Social Science Year 5 Subject Requirements for Admission to Wilfrid Laurier University School of Computer Science Bachelor of Science Programs 75 University Avenue West School of Dramatic Art A full program at the year 5 level with an overall Waterloo. Ontario N2L 3C5 School of Nursing average of 60%. School of Social Work For majors in chemistry: Mathematics 1 and 2; Telephone (519)884-1970 two or more of biology, chemistry, physics, General Admission Requirements geology, or an additional mathematics; 60% In A full year 5 program as approved by the mathematics and science is required. secondary school. The subjects required vary For majors in geology: At least two of biology, according to the university program which the chemistry, geology, mathematics 1, 2,3, physics; student wishes to enter. an average of 60% in mathematics and science Early admission will be granted to applicants is req.:tad. for the fall of 1977 on the basis of: For mo:1-rs in mathematics: Mathematics 1 with a) the total secondary school performance, all three mathematics recommended. An aver- b) year 5 term and interim marks, and age of 60% in math subjects is required. c) principal's recommendation. For majors in physics: One credit in mathematics Students with 66% or better in a program and additional credits in mathematics and oriented toward university studies in Ontario year physics recommended 4 or equivalent may applyfor the preliminary year For majors in biology (including pre-medicine, at the University of Windsor in lieu of year 5. pre-dentistry, pre-optometry): Mathematics and Students who have already attempted year 5 are at least two of biology, chemistry, geology, not eligible for preliminary year. physics, one other mathematics. An average of 60% In mathematics and science is required. Degree Programs and Subject Requirements Bachelor of Fine Arts Bachelor of Arts Four years with specialization in either tine arts General course: or drama. Three years, with majors available in anthropology, art history, Asian studies, classical cMliza- Year 5 Requirements for Admission to Bachelor Hon, communication studies, comparative litera- of Fine Ms Program ture, drama, economics. English, fine arts, A full program at the year 5 level. For specializa- French, geography, German, Greek, history, tion in drama, successful completion of an audi7 home economics, Italian, Latin, linguistics, tion is also required; auditions are normally held mathematics, music philosophy, political sci- on certain dates during tile spring. . ence, psychology, religious studies, Russian, sociology, Spanish, Ukrainian, urban studies. Bachelor Of MuliC Four Yeark with specialization in either histo and theory,'school music orapplied =said:

Year,5'SiibjeCtRequireMents 'fir* Adthliaion to 104 the Bachelor of MuSlc ,pro4raM full Program 00* 'year 5. *eland aucitticte by theMusiC Depertrnentto.consiat of perfOrmahoe and Written lest ariniuSiel Bachelor of Musical Arts Bachelor of Laws York University Three years, with wide option in music course Three years following a Bachelor of Arts degree selection under supervision of academic coun- or the equivalent, or following at least two years seHors. Emphasis is on freedom of choice and on of university (a minimum of five years from designing a program to suit the individual stu- year 5). Applications should be made to the dent's interest and background. Faculty of Law, University of Windsor. Year 5 subject requirements for a student considering Toronto Year 5 Subject Requirements (or Admission to law are the same as for a Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Musical Arts Program program. A full program at the year 5 level. Bachelor of Education President: H. Ian Macdonald Bachelor ot Science In Nursing Three programs to prepare for certification to Four years from year 5; three years for candi- teach in Ontario schools from grade 1 to year 5. From a first year class of 76 in 1960, York has dates with professional nursing qualifications. A a)Consecutive program, one year in length. developed into one of the largest universities in one-year diploma program in public health nurs- Admission Requirement: An approved degree Ontario, with a current student population (full- ing is offered for professional nurses. from an accredited university; time and part-time, undergraduate and b)Two concurrent programs: graduate) of about 28,000. An innovative and Year 5 Subject Requirements for the Bachelor of 1) four years, leading to general bachelor's distinct alternative to tradition, York has Science in Nursing Program degree of student's faculty, and Bachelor of pioneered and continues to emphasize the col- A full program at the year 5 level including Education degree. lege system, interdisciplinary studies and gen- biology (English and chemistry are recom- 2) five years, leading to honours bachelor's eral education before specialization. mended), with an overall average of 60%. Com- degree of student's faculty, and Bachelor of York University has two campuses in Met- pletion of the OSSGD is required including Education degree. ropolitan Toronto. Glendon College, a small English, chemistry, math and physics. An intor- liberal arts college emphasizing Canadian view with the School of Nursing is also required. Admission Requirements: A full year 5 program. studies in a bilingual and bicultural atmosphere, occupies an 84-acre campus at Bayview and Bachelor of Social Work Library Lawrence Avenues. Some 13 miles away is the Four years from year 5. The library contains 700,00t; 600-acre Main campus, the YorkCampus, where a large, multifaculty university is being devel- Year 5 Requirements for Admission to the Annual Fees oped. i'c're, some 28 academic and allied build- Bachelor of Social Work Program Full-time students: ings have been completed to date, including A full program at the year 5 level. Preliminary year $685 seven colleges and their associated residences, Arts, s,.;iance $650 buildings for the physical, biological and be- Bachelor of Computer Science Music, fine arts, nursing, communication arts havioural sciencen., administrative studies, a General program: Three years. $655 theatre-auditorium, a dance and 41.:ual art build- Honours program: Four years. Dramatic art (plus an audition fee of $10) $655 ing, physical education centre, libraries, lecture Commerce, social work $650 hail buildings and graduate residences. Year 5 Subject Requirements for the Bachelor of Computer science $650 Osgoode Hall Law School, now the Faculty of Law Computer Science Program Human kinetics $660 of the university, moved into its new Wilding on A full program at the year 5 level is recom- Law $665 the York Campus in 1969. mended, including 60% in mathematics 1, 2. Engineering $720 Special study and research facilities are avail- and 3. Education $642.50 able in experimental space science, behavioural The University of Windsor and its affiliates own research, environmental quality, and transporta- Bachelor of Human Kinetics and/or operate a total of seven residences for tion studies. A distinctiVe academic program for Four years. Specialization in kinesiology, applied men and women, plus a central food complex to part-time degree students is offered by the kinesiology, health studies, physical educat,n. service these residences. Residence fees vary Joseph E. Atkinson College. Non-degree with the plan selected. courses are offered through the Centre for Con- Year 5 Subject Requirements for the Bachelor of tinuing Education. Human Kinetics Further Information A full program at the year 5 level with an overall Inquiries about admission requirements should Enrolment 1975-76 averbge of 60%; an English and science course be directed to Full-time undergraduate11,156 in year 5 are suggested. Mrs. Rosary Carney Assistant Registrar (Admissions) Faculties and Sc hools Bachelor of Applied Science University of Windsor Faculty of Administrative Studies Four years, including one common year followed Windsor, Ontario N9B 3A9 Faculty of Arts by three years of specialization in one ot: chemi- Faculty o-f Education cal, civil, electrical, geological, industrial or Inquiries about student awards and loans Faculty of Environmental Studies mechanical engineering, or engineering mate- should be directed to Faculty of Fine Arts rials. Mrs. Marie Renaud Faculty of Graduate Studies Office of Student Awards Faculty of Science Year 5 Subject Requirements for the Bachelor of University of Windsor Osgoode Hall Law School of York University Applied Science Program Windsor, Ontario N9B 3A9 Glendon College A full year 5 program with an overall average of Centre for Research in Experimental Space 60%; functions and relations, algebra, physics Information on other aspects of the university Science and chemistry are strongly recommended. and on university information programs for Centre for Research on Environmental Quality secondary schools may be directed to Institute for laehavioural Research Bachelor of Commerce Mr. Joe Saso YOrk Univarsity Transport Centre Four years, with emphasis on business a;,1 Secondary School Liaison Officer wonomic affairs with specialization in account- Windsor Hall General Reqpirements for Admission 1976 ing, administrative studies, finance, manage- University of Windsor Applicants for admission to the university must ment science and marketing. Windsor, Ontario N98 3A9 have completed a fUll year 5 prograM certified by ., the school ai approPriate in terms of content and - Year 5 Subject Requirements for the Bachelor of Telephone (519)253-4232 achievement for a university degree program, Commerce Program with standing In all year 5 'subjects. A full year 5 level program; mathematics 2 and 3 In addition to the adadertiic rectid, !(he unlver are strongly recommended. sity requireS a repokfrom the high achOcir Candidates are advised that the holding of the% 105 104 York University

published admission requirements means only Winter-Summer Session Bachelor of Arts at Glendon College that they are eligible for selection. As an alternative to beginning university in Ordinary programs: Candidates from the United States must pre- September, the Faculty of Arts offers a winter- Three years with majors en/enable in economics, sent Scholastic Aptitude Test scores, both verbal summer session for first year students. Entering English, French, history, poltlical science, and mathematical, offered by the College students may commence their studies in January psychology, philosophy, sociology and Cana- Entrance Examination Board, Box 592, Princeton,and complete their first academic session in dian studies. Students may undertake New Jersey 08540. August. specialized honours studies in any of these subjects (other than Canadian studies) or com- Bachelor of Arts in the Faculty of Arts Year 5 Requirements for Bachelor of Arts bined honours studies in any two, or In French The Faculty of Arts at the York Campus offers Program and Spanish. programs of study leading to the Bachelor of Arts To be eligible for admission, Faculty of Arts degree at the ordinary and honours levels, on a applicants must achieve a minimum overall General honours: full or part-time basis. Degrees may be taken in average of 60% in any six year 5 credits. Programs are available to enable students to the traditional disciplines, in interdisciplinary select a pattern of study not otherwise available (thematic) studies and in in& ldualized studies. Bachelor of Business Administration in the to Bachelor of Arts honours candidates. Stu- The student is introduced to thn Faculty of Arts Faculty of Administrative Studies dents complete at least six courses in one through a balance between disciplinary and A four-year honours undergraduate program. department and select the remaining courses in interdisciplinary courses. Within the first seven Students enter the program at the third year level consultation with that department to form an courses (a normal lull-time program consists of and spend third and fourth years concentrating effactual pattern of studies. General honours five courses per year), the student examines on business subject areas. For entry into the programs have been formally mounted in Cana- three interdisciplinary areas: humanities, social program, students must be eligible to proceed dian studies, international studies, and in social, science, and natural science. As well, the stu- into third year in an honours program, having political and economic thought. dent takes a college tutorial (maximum 18 stu- taken prerequisite courses in mathematics and dents per tutorial)allowing for experience with economics. Year 5 SubJect Requirements the small seminar setting. Students may take up Applicants may select any six year 5 subjects to three disciplinary courses in their first year and Bachelor of Fine Arts and Bachelor of Arts In deemed acceptable by their school for the pur- have the option of either declaring a major the Faculty of Fine Arts pose of entrance to the university. subject in the first or second yearof study. The Faculty of Fine Arts offers a four-year English-speaking applicants to the bilingual Electives may be selected from courses offered honours program with specialized honours and program should normally have at least 60% in by other faculties at York. geheral honours pi ograms. Specialization oc- year 4 French or standing in year 5 French or curs in the following areas: equivalent, but some places are available in Programs of Study Department of Visual Arts studio art (painting, French language courses.for which.little or no Arts offers ordinary (15 courses normally 3 sculpture, printmaking, design, drawing, photo- previous preparation in French is required. years) and honours (20 courses normally 4 graphy), art history. For students entering the unilingual stream, years)programs of study in the following sub- Department of Dance performance, choreog- the normal year 5 admission prerequ!sites apply. jects: anthropology, computer science, raphy, notation, criticism, teaching, dance economics, English, geography, German, his- therapy, history. Atkinson College tory, Italian, linguistics, mathematics, Department of Film film production and film Atkinson College, the evening Faculty of Arts philosophy, physical education (honours only), studies. and Science at York University, offers courses political science, psychology, Russian, sociol- Department of Music,composition and impro- leadlng to four undergraduate degrees:Bachelor ogy, Spanish. visation early music (performance and litera- of Arts degree (both ordinary and honours), the In addition, the following thematic studies ture), ja.zz studies, world music (performance Bachelor of .'''clence degree (ordinary), the programs are offered in general honours:African and I:lerature). Bachelor at Arts degree (administration/hon- studies; Canadian studies; classical studies; Department of Theatre performance, produc- ours), and the Bachelor of Social Work degree creative writing (arts fine arts); East Asian tion and design, drama studies. (honours). In addition to the customary arts studies; human resources development; Latin program, there are programs in administrative American and Caribbean studies; law and soci- Evaluation Procedure studies, Canadian studies, fine arts, humanities, ety; philosophy and history of science; religious In addition to the regular requirements for admis- science, social work, and urban studies. The studies; social and political thought; urban sion to the university, the Faculty of Fine Arts college operates on the course-credit, not the studies. requires an evaluation of an applicant's suitability year, system. In summer, courses are offered In an ordinary program, students take four or for any of its departments. The rhquirements for du.'ing the day as well as in the evening. Courses. five courses in their major and select their each department are detailed in tne York Univer- are the equivalent of day-time courses, although remaining courses in accordance with the re- sity Undergraduate Calendar. It is the applicant's not necessarily identical to theM and are given quirements of the Faculty of Arts and their own responsibility to make an appointment for evalu- mainly by the full-time Atkinson facUlty. Classes interests. ation. Applicants from Ontario, but residing some are held on both the York and Glendon Cam- lh an honours program, students pursue their distance from Toronto, should note that the puses of the university. studies within one of the following five formats: Faculty of Fine Arts will make every effort to have a) specialized honours s(udents specialize in evaluators see them close to their homes. Faculty of Education one subject by taking eight to ten courses in their Applicants will be advised of the location and York's Faculty of Education offers a concurrent major program dates of these evaluations. program in which students pursue their b) combined honours students elect to major in academic and professional studies simultane- two subjects, taking six courses in the first major Requirements for Admission to the Faculty of ously. Students co-register in the Faculty of and four in the second, or five in each Fine Arts Education and in either the Faculty of Arts, c) general honours students take six courses in Students may select any six year 5 subjects Science, Fine Arts, or Glendon College. In other one major subject deemed acceptable by their school for the pur- words, students work toward a U,A., d) general honours: thematic programs students pose of entrance to the university, with a B.F.A. degree while at the same time looking take a six-course major in one subject and six minimum overall average of 60%. Applicantswill toward a B.Ed.'degree. With co-registration, an .' additional courses within their chosen thematic also be required to offer appropriate evidence of extra year id added to the normal length of the area aptitude or achievement by satisfying the evalua- academic degree:Consequently an ordinary '- e) general honours: indivicualized studies stu- tion procedure for the department to which degree (B.A./B.Ed., B.Sc./B.Ed., B.F.A./B.Ed.) dents take a course of study designed around a application is intended. takes four years; an honours degree takes five theme or problem that interests them. Planned Applicants of any age who do not hold the full years. Further teacher education is not neces- by the student in consultation with a faculty year 5 or equivalent requirements may request sary upon graduation. . adviser. special consideration if they can show evidence During the first year of academic study at York of high achievement in one or more of the sevtical (or equivalent), students may appfy to co-register arts, and if they can satisfy the Senate Comnlii- in ma of the following programs of the Facultyof tee on Admissions and the Faculty of FineAls =dud:aeon:communication arts;'education of : that they have a reasonable chance of suCCEV; in exceptional students; tine arts visual arts; both the academic and the professional portions French as a second language; Judaic Studies . of the university program of their choice. . 105 option; man and culture; man and society; man in Libraries nature; physical education (health and recrea- The York libraries hold 1,185,500 items including tion); quantitative methods. 575,000 microfilm by reel, and 600 000 micro. Successful completion of any one of the com- sheet by piece. bined B.A./B.Ed., B.Sc./B.Ed., or B.F.A./B.Ed. programs leads to recommendation for certifica- Annual Fees tion in Ontario as an elementary or secondary The tuition fee for fusl-time undergraduate stu- school teacher. dents in the 1975-76 session was $660. Part-time studies (Atkinson College )$130 per Bachelor of Science In the Faculty course of Sc ience Residence fees including meals (approximate) Both specialized honours programs (120 credits Double rooms $1,125: single rooms $1,200 minimum) and ordinary programs (90 credits Only a limited number of single rooms are minimum) are offered in biology, chemistry, available to first year students. Fees are subject computer science, mathematics, physics, to change without notice. psychology, and applied compUtational and mathematical science. Specialized honours pro- Further inquirkos grams only are offered in physical education and Inquiries about admission requirements should in earth and environmental science. be addressed to Combined honours programs (120 credits Mr. J. A. S. McNeil minimum), in which the student may choose to Director of Admissions major in a combination of two or three subjects, York University are available. 4700 Keele Street An honours science program (120 credits Downsview, Ontario M3J 2R3 minimum), without specialization, is also offered. Telephone (416) 667-2100 The curriculum for the liberal science program (90 credits minimum ) is designed to meet the For information about student awards and growing need for a general education. It includes loans, please contact a strong base in science, particularly for those Mits Kaye MacDonald students who have an interest in science, but Assistant Registrar (Awards) who do not intend when they enrol as under- York University graduates to pursue careers in science. The 4700 Keele Street program permits maximum flexibility in the selec- Downsview, Ontario M3J 2R3 tion of courses offered by the Faculty of Science and by other facultiesof the university. Students Schools Liaison may continue their studies in the program to Mr. L. Davies graduation or, as their interests develop, elect to Assistant Director of Admissions (Liaision) apply to transfer into either another B.Sc. degree York University program or other programs leading to profes- 4700 Keele Street sional careers in fields such as economics, Downsview, Ontario M3J 2R3 political science, and business administration. Telephone (416) 667-2334 Indeed, such careers, based on a scientific rather than an arts background, may bettertuffill Schools Liaison Officer for Glendon College the country's developing needs in an increas- Mlle T. Boutin ingly scientific and technological age. Glendon College 2275 Bayview Avenue Requirements for Admission to the Faculty of Toronto, Ontario M4N 3M6 Science Telephone (416)48776211 Applicants for admission to the honours, ordinary and liberal science B.Sc. programs in the Faculty of Science must present six year 5 credits, with an ovsrall average of at least 60%. Those intending to pursue honours and ordinary science programs are advised to select chemistry, physics and two credits of mathematics at the year 5 level.

Bachelor of Laws at Osgoode Hall Law School Candidates for this program must have successfully completed either three years of an approved university degree course following year 4 or two years of an apOroved university degree course following year 5, or have been awarded a degree in an approved program from a recognized university, and have satisfied all other requirements that may be prescribed.

Part-lime Daytime Studies Each of the faculties, other than the Faculty of Administrative Studies, offers the opportunity for students to pursue studies on a part-time daytime basis. Applicants should request, from the Admis- skins Office, information regarding the regulations pertaining to part-time studies in each faculty.

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's Ontario College of Art and Design, Product ark: Systems Design, Financial Assistance and Design. There is a Student Awards Office on campus at ilk. Through all four years, the curriculum is sup- each college and university in Ontario. Students ported by the Resource Studies area which in financial need may apply for assistance from a consists of the Department of Liberal Arts variety of sources. Studies and the Department of Technological Full-time students may be eligible for loans Toronto Studies. and/or grants under the Ontario Student Assis- The individual is paramount at the Ontario tance Program and the Canada Student Loans College of Art. Students have their own advisor Plan. Part-time sfudents can apply for provincial .7..nd every effort is made to help them develop a bursaries or loans. President: Paul D. Fleck program particularly suited to they own educe- For further Information concerning govem- tional background, experience, and talents, as ment assistance see the introductory section on The Ontario College of Art is dedicated to well as to their future goals. All of this takes place financial assistance and check with the college's providing its students with a visual education at in the context of a very exciting metropolis Student Awards Office. The Student Awards an advanced level. Indeed, its prime purpose is abounding in those kinds of experiences and Officer will also have details of any bursaries or to educate those who will earn a livelihood as facilites which are of very special value to the scholarships offered by the College. professional artists and/or designers. Some future artist and designer. : graduates will proceed to related fields ; others to Further inquiries .:quite disparate vocations but with an increased Graduate Program For further information, interested students are sensitivity to the visual arts, a sensitivity which The Ontario College of Art offers a fifth year of Invited to write to wi!! richly enhance their own lives and the lives of study to students holding the A.O.C.A. Diploma Joan Brabant those around them. The college curriculum re- or its equivalent. The program is designed to Registrar flects the view that the visual arts, no less than provide students with a year of intensive study in Ontario Coilege of Art the liberal arts, are an avenue to an understand- one of the fields of concentration offered in the 100 McCaul Street ing and appreciation of one's self, of one's college program. A ststemerl ceilifying the na- Toronto, Ontario M5T 1W1 culture, and of the world. ture and duration of the study is provided at the Telephone (416)266-4977 The college had its beginnings in 1876. Lo- end of the year. cated at its present site since 1922, it has grown over the years to a campus which has seen Part-Time Programs and Evening Class several major additiom to the original Grange Programs

, Building, as well as the eoquisition of a number of The college can accommodate a limited number remodeled old houses a.-rt rented warehouse of students taking part-time programs of study space immediately adjace kt to the college. The within the regular daytime program. physical facilities include a wide variety of A variety of credit courses is offered during the studios, lecture/seminar roe. ts, and work sta- evenings and in the summer. Admission re- tions. The many well equippet shops and quirements, evaluation procedures, etc. for cred- studios include. igmid, metal, rstics, foundry it courses are the same as those applying to and casting, cerarnico: textiles, film and vldeo, students in the full-time program.

. photography, light laboratory, sproduction and typography, and printmaking The college in- Admission Requirements cludes one of the largest sei:cialized art and Candidates for the A.O.C.A. Diploma must pos- design libraries in CariPfl.s and a geery run by sess the minimum academic admission re- students solely for thr...-v.hbition of student work. quirements of the Ontario Secondary School Graduation Diploma or its equivalent. Due con- Enrolment 1975-76 sideration is given to additional academic Total1,200 achievement, relevant experience, and specialized education in art or design. Applicants Undergraduate Program lacking this academic standing may be admitted The Ontario College of Art is one of the few as mature students if they are at least 21 years of colleges in North America devoted to the educe- age. A portfolio is required and an interview is ' tion of the artist and the designer; certainly it is by strongly recommended. Applications for admis- far the largest of its kind WI Canada. It enjoys the sion in 1977 will be closed June 1, 1977. reputation of having produced more outstanding Overseas applications will be closed March 31, professional artists and designers than any other 1977. Canadian college Or university art department. -.-The c011ege grants the AO.C.A. Diploma (As- Transfer of Credits to the Unheersity sociate of the Ontatb College of Art) upon of Guelph graduation from the four-year program. First year students take a common curriculum Bachelor of ArtsDegree of FoUndationSttidies, a curriculum which is For students possessing the admission require- concerned With the heightening of perception ments for the University of Giselph, the comple- and awarenees; and with the development of tion of each year at the Ontario College of Art come* of visual creativity: Foundation Studies carries some transfer credit. Those who exposer) students to a Variety of approaches;. graduate with the A:0.CA Diploma can expect

ideas, media, materials, methods, processes . credit for up ta one and a half years of Guelph's and application& three-year BaChelor of Arts degree:Because of Following Foundatien Studies, stedente may the trimester systeni airailable at the UnliersitY of choose one of tWo approaches, They May select Guelph, OCA undergraduates cariCoinplete the a generalist *gran which will allow them to halende of the credits required for the Bachelor' of 'select their courses freely from among all of the Arts degree bY.attending four sering serneeters, offerings iVailible in the varioes departments, or usually May 1 to,Augtist 15. lit short it is possible tie may sólectä tiPe011ist program Which will for a student ta obtain both the A.O.C.A: and the 'ellowtoncentration o-o'a Partiouki area or areas Bachelorof Ms degree in four full years of study. of 'study withirt a single department. SOcialist programs of stedy may be under- -AnnualTuition Fee taken in the Departmentaf FtheArte;Experi- ' Total $475 mint& Arts, photo-Electric Ms; Communication

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Teacher Education Teacher Education and Certification Branch, certificate are required to meet standards of Ministry of Education, Mowat Block, Queen's technical proficiency. Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1M7. Detailed Information regarding minimum ad- Courses leading to an Elementary Vocal mission qualifications, available courses, pro- Music Certificate, Type B, may be offered at fessional experience required and course con- colleges where the number of applicant s justifies tent is available from the following sources: their establishment. (This program may be offered at the colleges and faculties of education at, Director universities where the elementary teacher edu- Technical and Industrial Arts Department cation program is offered). Faculty of Education University of Toronto Admission to University Faculties, Colleges 371 Bloor Street West General information concerning courses offered or Schools of Education Toronto, Ontario M5S 2R7 and admission requirements follows in this sec- To be eligible for elementery school teacher tion of Horizons, but it should be noted that these certification in Ontario, an English-speaking Associate Registrar regulations may be subject to change. For further applicant wishing to pursue a course in teacher Faculty of Education information and application forms for admission, education offered by the faculty or college of The University of Western Ontario applicants should write to the faculty school, or education of a university must meet the admis- 1137 Western Road college of education of their choice. sion requirements of that institution and must London, Ontario N6G 1G7 complete successfully an approved academic How to Qualify as an Elementary School degree program in arts or science, in addition to aCo-ordinator of Technical Education Teacher year of professional training. (For details of Faculty of Education Students wishing to prepare themselves for a admission requirements for degree programs, Queen's University teaching career in an elementary school may see the sections In Horizons on specific univer- Kingston, Ontario K7L 3N6 apply for admission to a faculty, school, or sities.) college of education, if they have the necessary For admission requirements for elementary Teachers of Special Subjects qualifications. school teacher certification valid in French lan- In addition to the basic academic and vocational . The colleges, faculties or schools of education guage schools or classes, an applicant should certificates valid in secondary schools, supple- at Brock University, Lakehead University, write to the Admissions Officer at the School of mentary certificates are required tor the teaching Laurentian University, Nipissing College, the Education, Laurentian University or the Faculty of certain special subjects demanding special- - University of Ottawa, Queen's University, the of Education, Univorsity of Ottawa. ized knowledge, training or experience. University of Toronto, The University of Western An applicant wilo wishes to enrol at a univer- Examples of such subjects are art, guidance, ;. Ontario, the University of Windsor, York Univer- sity offering a program in professional education home economics, industrial arts, library, music, sity and the Ontario Teacher Education Callege for prospective elementary school teachers and physical and health education. offer courses for students who wish to qualify as should write to the Admissions Officer or to the Information regarding qualifications for these elementary school teachers. Dean of the faculty or college of education of thecertificates is available from The Faculty of Education, University of Ot- university for information regarding admission Teacher Education and Certification Branch tawa, and the School of Education, Laurentian requirements and courses. Ministry of Education University provide teacher education programs Mowat Block, Queen's Park for those who wish to teach in schools or classes How to Qualify as a Secondary School Toronto, Ontario M7A 1M7 having French as the language of instruction. Teacher Fees Courses and Admission Requirements Teachers of Academic Subjects In 1976-77 a tuition fee of $585 will be levied at For admission in September 1977 to courses To become a qualified teacher of academic the Ontario Teacher Education College. Fees leading to certification as an elementary school subjects in a secondary school, a student must will vary somewhat at faculties, schools, or teacher, the requirements stated below for facul- have an approved university degree with stand- colleges of education, with student activity fees ties, schools, or colleges of education will be in ing in at least 15 full credit academic courses included effect beyond year 5 or equivalent and must qualify for an Interim High School Assistant's Certificate, Financial Aid , Courses for Teaching In English Language Type B, by successfully completing a teacher Assistance based on financial need and actual Schools education course at an Ontario faculty, school, or students' costs is available under the Ontario Basic One-year Course college of education. Student Assistance Program. (See introductory ; An applicant for admission in September 1977 to Students who are interested in taking a four- section on financial assistance for details).. one-year programs leading to elementary school year or honours program at university may Further information on financial aid isevallable: teacher certification In Ontario, will be required to qualify for a Type A Certificate, as specialists in a from the Principal of the Ontario Teacher Educit:. submit evidence of successful completion of an subject. tion College or from the Student Awards Officer',::: approved university degree in arts or science, or The Type A subjects classified as academic of the university to which the student is applyin a degree deemed equivalent. include the following:agriculture, anthropology, anglais, art, biology, chemistry, computer sci- Living AcionimOdatiOn , Special Courses ence, drama, economics, French, German, 'Student teachers attending the Ontario Teacher In addition to the basic courses previously men- home economics, Italian, Russian, Spanish, En- Educatieti College Cr a university aWay from tioned, for which the regular admission require- glish, franca's, geography, geology, Greek, his:-hoine Can Obtain froia the college (afterAily1.)oqr ments apply, specialized courses are offered at tory, Latin, mathematics, music, modem Ian- from the hotioopiiteiii of the untversltyalist o!t:47 some institutions, it thereis a sufficient number of guages, political science, psychology, science, coinienlent boarding hoUsee: For reeldenCe4C4 applicants. sociology, and theatre arts. commiidatiorkat Uhiversity;,sitidente *id .itkqi,". For applicants having a high level of profi- Interested Inliving on campitashoiildaPPlkearli. ciency in oral French, in addition to the basic Toachers of Vocational Subjecti (See intiodittory Section on stUdents:costi to one-year course, an optional course which leads Tjachers of technical or occUpational (practiCal) detallS):,,, : . to a Certificate as Teacher of French to English- subjects in the vocational or occuPational alas-. Speaking Pupils in Elementary Schools may be ses of a secondary school mtist shOW aldence ApPlication tOikcimission'' given. (This course may be offered by the of at least year 4 or equivalent Standing and , An angilfcntion fOrrn for admilsion to i faCu colleges or faculties of education at the univer- -approved, practical, wage-earning experieriCe In school: orcoile:ge otedOCatiOn may be obieineif sities where the elementary teacher education a skilled trade directly related to the specialized program is offered). subject field. . : Information about the eligibility of certified Candidates for admission to the course of- teachers for summer school courses in the fered at a faculty, school, or college of eduCatiori;=,vmoo:Maih Street West .. teaching of French may be obtained from the leading to a vocational oroCcupational (praCtlail):`,';'Hamiitiiii;OtittirloAps , -'PrieOpoKRM:siiiktard,-, Tele (416); 5287 Ontario Teacher Education College ' Toronto - 951 Car law Avenue

; Toronto, Ontario M4K 3M2 Principal:J. Bain Telephone (416)461-6351

College of Education Brock University St. Catharines, Ontario L2S 3A1 Dean:R. Moase Telephone (416) 684-7201

Faculty of Education Lakehead University Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 5E1 Dean:J. T. Angus Telephone (807) 345-2121

School of Education Laurentian University Ramsey Lake Road Sudbury, Ontario P3E 2C6 Dean:J. Martineau Telephone (705) 675-5647

Faculty of Education McArthur Hall Queen's Unhiersity Kingston, Ontario K7L 3N5 Dean: V. S. Ready Telephone (613) 547-3264

Faculty of Education Nipissing College College Education Centre P.O. Box 5002 North Bay, Ontario P1B 8L7 Dean: A. J. Johnson Telephone (705) 474-3450

Faculty of Education (English and French Programs) University of Ottawa 75 East Laurier Avenue Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6N5 Dean: L. P. Desjarlais Telephone (613) 231-3960

Faculty of Education University of Toronto 371 Bloor Street West Toronto, Ontario M55 2R7 Dean:John C. Ricker Telephone (416) 928-3223

Faculty of Education The University of Western Ontario

, . 1137 Vzstem Road . London, Ontario N6G 1G7 Dean: E. Stabler "Telephone (519) 679-3292

. .. . Faculty of Edocation University of Windsor 600 ThdConcession Road Windsce, Ontario N9E 1A5 Dean:A. S. Neese Telephone (519) 969-0520

Facult, y al Education York University 4700 Keeie Street Downsview, Ontario M3J 1P3 Dean:R. Overing Jelephone (416) 667-6301

rtv ,t. 1,44,r The Certified Generai Student Salaries The Institute of A salary survey conducted in December 1975 Accountants Association showed CGA salaries both for the students and Chartered Accountants of Ontario the graduates to be at a high professional level of Ontario with average increases of 15% since the previous salary level survey was taken in 1974. This Toronto is indicative of the steady and increasing de- Toronto mand for accountants with a broad educational background who have more versatility than someone who is specialized in a narrower field. Executive Director: Herbert H. Perry The median salary reported by CGA members in Executive Director: Thompson Menilees 1975 was $23,000. Certified General Accountants are members of In recent years chartered accountancy has be- Canada's second oldest accounting organiza- Admission Requirements come one of the most rapidly expanding profes-.:'; tion (incorporated in 1913) and are found in such The national minimum entrance requirement is sions in Ontario. The demand for CAs in oublic;:.." positions as company officer, general manager, year 4 (grade 12) or equivalent. Applicants must practice, as well as in business, industry; gov7. treasurer, comptroller, and chief accountant. have a knowledge of algebra or enrol for a CGA emment and education, reached such a high Through the CGA Association a course of correspondence program in preparatory level that membership in the Institute more than study is offered which will prepare students to mathematics. Approximately 50% of those enter- doubled from 5,000 in 1962 to nearly 11,300 in become direct participants in management. ing the course do so after having graduated from 1976. They will study such management subjects as university or college. Students of the CGA pro- The chartered accountant Is trained as a financial management, ir;brmation systems, and gram may select the type of business in which to professional public acCountant. As memboisof comptrollership. The CGA program otters the be employed and gain their practical experience. The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ori; things most people want from theirjob an The choice is entirely theirs. All applicants must !aria the qiiaiitying hoitY-rtinderritie Public occupatkm that is held in high regard by the be residing in Canada. Accountancy Act they aie eligible for a pilbliC,4Yi community, challenge, job satisfaction and a accountant's licence. In addition, CAs May, affer.,,T,,,, salary level which matches it. Modular System they have qualified; choose to leave public Graduation qualifies a person for the designa- CGA has a modular system of study which accounting and many hold senior positions in a tion CGA and membership in the association. enables students to vary their subject sequence variety of other fields. . to suit the demands of their employer and The Institute; which was founded in1879; Enrolment 1975-76 personal needs. trains and examines candidates for the profet-. Total7,000 Also available is a cassette coaching program sion and regulates the professional standardio with pre-recorded study/review material. its members and students. Only members of the Curriculum Examination reprints with comments and Institute can call themselves chartered accoiin- The course is national and all subjects, other suggested solutions are also available. tants and use the designation CA. than provincial statutes, are identical in each province. Students may transfer from province to Services Student Body province without any disruption in their study Undergraduates and members participate in and In 1975 the Institute registered more than 1,1 program. The course covers the broadest range benefit from very active local chapter associa- new studentea record total which will most , of financial management subjects and includes tions. COA also operates a career counselling likely be exceeded in 1976. The student bedjf accounting, business and statute law, mathema- service, a research department, a comprehen- totals 3,500 this year and it is anticipated that the tics of finance, managerial statistics, financial sive library, and provides its members with their Institute will have about 3,700 students in 1976; accounting, cost accounting, economics for own professional magazine and optional continu- The profession is also attracting an increasing management, information and computer sys- ing education courses in supervisory techniques number of female students, einem accountancY is tems, advanced accounting theory, audit theory, and management communications. a field which offers equally rewarding careers to taxation, specialized accounting, financial comp- men and women. trollership, audit application, and organizational Further Information behaviour. Registrar Admission Requirements A change in the fifth level of the program now The Certified General Accountants University graduation is the basic admission permits undergraduates to choose one area of Association of Ontario requirement to the program of study leading to" ".4 specialization in their final year. They will study. . 25 Adelaide Street East the CA designatiOn. ; advanced courses in one of the foilowing areas: Toronto, Ontario M5C 1Y6 Students must register with the Institute and, financial accounting, controllership, taxation or Telephone (416) 366-6501 obtain employnient in the office of a Precticin auditing. chartered accountant to start three Years of The study program was developed and is praOkuli experience: They must also" eioMPIeta.;'-?4 constantly updated by university professors from at n'T 'i*-45;.:::' ated university, the 45 teatester,,,I.414 different universities in Canada, in conjunction how 4sinees and related subjecte sPeciffed?"1 with the Faculty of Commerce and-Business by the :h.stitute. . Administration of the University of British Colum- if studente haVe taken any of the swill bia and officials of the Course Administration courses at part Of aay undergradUtite.60,; Committee of the CGA. graduate prograai; they. Will be granted vanced standidgM that subject and Will ncif Study Program required to repeat ihe Work. The program is primarily on a correspondence Exceptiorialatudents Mai dUalifi basis and is supplemented by lectures in sixteen duced PrectiCal'expeidenCereaUlrehte areas located throughout the province, generally three to tWo Yeeid: patallifitte aVellable from ti in universities and colleges. Institute jf.j.,?0,4:,,s4V . After COMPletibh Of the iitieifie proctrangS107y Course Emphasis dents niUstpemplete; the 'Institute:a Schooibi The course places more emphasis upon finan- .Ace669!ariPiii'..alcou0hgek cial management than,upon cost accounting or colOtg'sP4cialitirote981011001170Tents. auditing. taught afittillierai6#54-befOriltiettitteM-Pi' final examinations A Cerkittiiiiiai non-tirilyersitYgnmitiateatO. .InatitUteand tnlaketheieuniveni , .

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'Part-time while employed by a firm of chartered Society of Industrial AdmInion Requirements accountants, but they must complete their uni- Year 4 graduatibn Li the Usual academic versity degree in order to write the final examina- Accountants of Ontario minimum for admission to die first level of the RIA tions. program. However, students With post- secondary standing in equivalent subjecte may -.Waterloo Co-opeiative Program enter at an advanced stage:: A special program is available at the University of Proof of academic standing must be submitted 'Waterloo which enables students to obtain an with all applications for admission or exemption. honours mathematics degree and CA member- Applications for enrolment may be considered ship in alternating work-study semesters. In- Executive Director: E. W. r.4cott from mature students Wki0 might not otherwise t4ested students can consult the University of qualify tor admission. Waterloo section of Horizons in which co- TheSociety of Industrial A--z.a.mtants of Ontario Specific course exemptions are dranted on the oPerative programs are described, or get details is a non-profit organization wated to serve basis of individual application to the provincial from the Institute. Canadian business and dedicated to furthering society in whosejurisdiction the applicant re- the profession of management accounting. . Deadline for Registration Incorporated in Ontario in 1941, the Ontario The basic criterion for eXemption is that candi- Students register with the Institute as soon as Society is one of ten affiliates of the Society of dates for the RIA program dO not have to repeat they are employed by a practicing firm. Applic- Industrial Accountants of Canada, through which equivalent cOuries taken at othai reCognized ants must also comply with the university regis- its nationwide educational programs are ad- institutiond (ordinarily granted on the basis of tration dates for extramural students enrolling in ministered. marks earned on formal examinations): - degree courses. Details should be obtained from Of the 40 chapters in operation across Graduates Of other profeasional associations, the university chosen by the applicant. Canada, 24 are located in Ontario. Each holds universities and collet)!!, pertiCularly of busi7 monthly meetings of major interest to those ness and accorintirigprograrni, ire usuallyeligl-' : Fees involved in the management accounting profes- ble for several eZemptions. The rrodular struc- Students can obtain information about university sion. ture of the RIA program permits Maximum flexi- ." course fees directly from the university of their bilitY in the granting of exemptions. choice. Enrolment 1976-77 In addition, students must pay the Institute's Ontario8,000 Student Salaries registfation fee of $35 when they enter the Salaries range upwards to $16,000 for fifth level program, plus an annual fee of $60. The fee for The RIA Management Accountant's Course students. the Ontario Institute School of Accountancy is The society's professional education course is $360 and the final examination fee is $215. - the only program which specializes in the field of Other' Services industrial and management accounting. It leads The aociety recognizes three classes of mem- . Student Salaries to a nationally recognized designation, the RIA bership: registered; general end student. Any7 Chartered accountancy students are full-time (Registered Industrial Accountant), upon com- one taking the RIA course automatically be- employees of practicing firms. The salaries paid pletion of a five-level study program. The RIA comes a strident member, and as such, can take to thern are fully competitive with salaries which course teaches the concepts and techniques of advantage of the Many services provided to may be offered in any other positions open to management accounting, including related sub- assist students: At the national office in Hamilton, them. jects in law, statistics business management a comprehensive library and redearch facility Is Maintained. A bi-inorithly magazine, Costand curther Inquiries and other accounting, including related subjects in law, statistics and business management and Management, canies'aqiclas written by experts further information, please contact other relevant areas of financial management in their field to cover'all aspects of accountancy. Director of Education and control. A comprehensive post-graduate education pro- The Institute of Chartered Accountants The course and its examination procedures gram and a placement service to assist members of Ontario are uniform in all Canadian provinces. This seeking positions are also available. 69 Bloor Street East means that a student who moves from one Toronto, Ontario M4W 1B3 province to another may continue studies without Further Inquiries Telephone (416) 962-1841 interruption. In Ontario the RIA evening lecture For further information please contact course is conducted at nine universities and 15 Registrar community colleges in cooperation with the Society of Induatrial AcCountents society. of Ontario 25 Adelaide Street East, Room 617 Universities Toronto, Ontarki- M5C 1Y2 Brock, Carleton, Lakehead, Laurentian, Telephone (418) 143-13., 91 McMaster, Toronto (Erindale, St. George and Scarborough Campuses), Western, Windsor. SocietY of industrial Accountants and York. of Ontario . 154 Main Street East Community Colleges Harnitton, Wand, L8N 1G9 Algonquin, Cambrian, Canadore, Conestoga, Telephone (418) 525-4100 Confederation, Durham, Georgian, Lambton, Loyalist, Mohawk, Northern, St. Lairrence; Sault, Seneca and Sir Sandford Fleming. The RIA course is also available by correspondence.

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Centralia College Fashion Kemptville College Through a combination of academic and practi- cif Agricultural cal subjects in fashion, and in addition to studies of Agricultural Technology in the behavioural Sciences related to the con- Technology sumer, students are prepared for interesting careers in fashion retailing, pattern and fabric Huron Park promotion, and as home sewing consultants. Kemptville With further experience, students may follow careers in fashion co-ordinating, bridal counselling, fashion copy writing and advertising layout Principal: J. A. MacDonald Principal: john D. Curtis Community Home Economics Centralia College is located 25 miles north of This is a general course in home economics, with Post-secondery courses leading to diplomas in London in the Huron Indt.strial Park which was emphasis upon family and consumer studies. agriculture and food and fashion are offered at. formerly the Canadian Forces Base, Centralia. Graduates will be able to work as home the Kemptville College of Agricultural Technel- The college opened 41 October 1967 and offers economics technicians in public and private ogy. This residential, co-educational college iivass:;?.:;. two-year diploma courses in agricultural busi- health care and social service agencies, as founded as the Kemptville Agricultural School in. :J ness management, animal health technology, paraprofessionals in educational institution6, as 1917. . . food service management, fashion and commu- technicians in consumer information bureaus, Adjacent to the town of Kemptville, 30 miles nily home economics. government departments and in agencies over- from Ottawa, the campus occupies part of slime seas. _ 800 acres of college property. Experinientel,:':,- Enrolment 1975-76 plots, orchards, gardens and dairy and 00 Total 280 Admisston Requirements herds provide facilities for study, research erg!: All courses require an Ontario Secondary School demonstration. &Programs Offered Graduation Diploma (27 credits). Older students Two-year courses from Septemba to April each are assessed on an individual basis. Enrolnient 1975-76 year, 250 Facilttles Agricultural Business Management Accommodation Is provided in residences on Admission Requirements This course Is primarily designed to assist rural campus. The Ontario Secondary School Graduation Di- youth to become successful farm operators.The Extensive recreational facilities contribute to ploma or equivalent is required for admission to educational program is also geared for the enjoyment and development of the students. the courses leading to a diploma in agriculture or graduates to take related positions with cor: There is an artificial k. arena as well as bowling food and fashion. mtsrcial companies, in governinent service, as lanes, a gymnasium, trat.R. and bail diamond. A student who has cOmPleted, at the second- :- commercial farm managers, etc. Emphasis is ary or Poit-Secondary level, the equivalent of a placed on business management throughout the Fees course offered by the college, may request course of study. A full-year farm analysis project Tuition WOO per year advanced standing in that subjeet. An aPplicant unable to meet the abOve gives students extensive training in real farm . Room and meals $19 per week (includes nine situations while they are still enrolled at the meals). Additional meals are provided at rea- academic reqUirernents for admission may sub= college. sonable charge. mit an application as a Mature student SUch Total cost per year including tuition, residence, application should include all pertinent Informa-': Animal Health Technology meals and books is approximately $950. tion which will justify special consideration. The course is designed to provide trained technical personnel to perform necessary tests to Student Awards DlploMe Coursei Offered assist veterinarians in accurate diagnosis and A number of bursaries, scholarships and other efficient treatment of animal disease. Graduates financial awards are available from various or- Agriculture will be employed by large animal practitioners, ganizations and municipalities. Students may Four semesters are usually required tocover the small animal hospitals, government agencies also be eligible for assistance under the Ontario diploma OurriCulum. A beginning student maY and laboratories. Student Assistance Program. register for either of the two junior semesters. It is not necessary toproceed directly from one Food Service Management Further information semester to the next, and the choice of teking A combination of academic and practical sub- For further information, please contact one or two semesters Per year is open to the" jects pertaining to food service management are Principal student. Semesters begin in September and taught to prepare students for challenging Centralia College of Agricultural Technology January. Mature students may register for credit'T careers as supervisors or managers in the food Huron Park P.O. as full-time students, or as part-time students, service industry. Emphasis is placed upon man- Ontario NOM 1Y0 taking Individual subjects. agement principles and production techniques Telephone (519) 228-6691 related to the hospitality and institutional envi- ronments. The rapidly expandlog hotel and restaurant industry, as well as hcspktals and other health care facilities and educational institutions, require graduates who are knowledgeable in the organization and function of food service. Graduates are qualified to work as food service supervisors in hospitals and other health care institutions and are eligible for membershipin the Canadian rood Service Supervisors Associa- tion.

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Food and Fashion New. Liskeard College Ridgetown College Four semesters are usually required to cover the diploma curriculum. The objective of the course of Agricultural of Agricultural ;5. Is to prepare students for entry into the food Technology Technology eervice and/or fashion industry in a management capacity. A beginning student may register for either of the two junior semesters. It is not New Liskeard Ridgetown ,.. necessary to proceed directly from one semester to the next, but the choice of taking one or two semesters per year is open to the student. Semesters begin in September and January. Principal:J. D. Butler Principal: W. W. Snow Mature students may register for credit either for the entire course or for individual subjects. The college was established in 1967 to provide Ridgetown s midway between London and technical agricultural education to the people of Windsor, 20 miles from Chatham, in the centre of .. Residential Life northerr Ontario considering a vocation in farm- the prosperous farm area of western Ontario. ThetKemptville College of Agricultural Technol- ing and associated fields. The campus is located The college was established as the Western ogy will provide accommodation for full-time within the town of New Liskeard, District of Ontario Agricultural School in 1951. It has mod- students wishing to live on campus. Temiskaming, 100 miles north of North Bay. The em facilities for agricultural teaching Which in- Bell Hall, the larger of the two residences, college is situated at the southern tip of the Little elude laboratories,e library, greenhousesJiVei; Provides accommodation for 200 students in Clay Belt, an important farming area of northern stoak and agronomy buildings and student resi- double rooms. In addition, there is a large Ontario. dence buildings. There is a college farm of 450 recreation area equipped with stereo and colour Modem educational and demonstrational acres for demonstration and research purposes. - television. Each floor is provided with lounges. facilities consist of a 480-acre farm site, and a The Women's Residence accommodates 68 new educational building housing laboratories,' Enrolment 1975-76 students in double rooms. There is also an shops, classrooms, arena, library and other Total250 attractive lounge, a reading room, hobby room, related facilities. A year-round farming program TV room, kitchen and laundry facilities. Food and is maintained to provide instructional material Courses Offered clothing labs are also in this building. and to carry out applied research projects. The acadeMic year at Ridgetown is divided into three terms per yearend the programs are tWo Student Awards Enrolment 1975-76 years in length. Terms begin in September, A number of bursaries presented by charitable Total55 November and Febniary and each term is a organizations, municipalities, and individuals are prerequisite of the next. available to deserving students. Special awards, Diplome Course scholarships and prizes, amounting to several A two-year course of four terms starting in late Agricultural production end Management thousands of dollars are generously donated by September and ending in April. Teaching This propron is designed to provide training both benefactors. Students mayalSo apply for loan- methods include lectures, laboratory periods, for careers in the busineis of farming and for grant assistance under the Ontario Student As- practical projects, seminars and special man- positions in the expanding agricultural industry. sistance Program. For details see the introduc- agement presentations. The course cOnsists of a basic core of subjecte tory section on financial assistance for students. Options are available in agricultural technol- plus electives. ThroUgh selectian of electives the ogy, farming technology and equine technology, studentS may direct their area of emphasie Fees Each option leads to a two-year diploma in towards their chosen Cereer, Tuition (per semester) $100 agriculture. Rooms and meals, student activity fees, books, Agricultural Laboratory Technology and miscellaneous expenses bring the total to Admission Requirements This program is designed to train sludents in about $550 per semester, Ontario year 4 or the equivalent is most desirable fundamental laboratory principles and A with emphasis on mathematics, chemistry and techniques and their application in.the agricul- Further information other science courses. Aprilicants over 18 years ture and bed industry. it conSists of basic Inquiries should be addressed to of age and having less than year 4 standing will subjeCts but then emphasiies the laboratory Registrar be considered on the basis of their experience aspecti of EigrICUltUre. Emplorrient oppor- Kemptville College of Agricultural Technology and academic staqding. tunities exist in research, testing and quality Kemptville. Ontario KOG 1.10 control in connectiOn.with food processihg, meat Telephone (613)258-3411 ext. 237 Student Accommodation and milk Oreducts,'agricuitural chemicals, fer- Students may arrange ack;ommodation in private tilizbrs; feedeand Seeds.. homes throughout New Ligkeard and in farm homes close to the coliew.. Agricultirral Busineà and CCMmerce This program began in 1971 ahd trains people in 21 Further inquiries , theprovisiotirnalericel and atencigrephic'eer-- inquiries should be addressed to vices la thq op* tiollini tiiisinese:,The . , Principal . program concentrateeort.the.recoi'd keePifig New Liskeard College of Agricultural Technology aspects of,tbdaye fartilkeSing a basia Ore of New Liskeard, Ontario TOJ 1TO ; subjects necetserYte einder;terid inooperetioni

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Admission Requirements The Niagara Parks Residence Accommodation Applicants should have successfully completed Accommodation for two years is provided free of Ontario year 4 or its equivalent. Mature students Commission School of charge in the school residence. Third year stu- with less than year 4 standing will be considered Horticulture dents live Off campu% The residence building ..r.- on individual merit. contains double rooms for student% Showers,- clothes closets and individual lockers are Integra Student Awards Niagara Fans parts of the living quarters. A reading room, ,.. A number of bursaries and scholarships, ranging dining roorn, kitchen and staff quarters are also from $50 to $150 each, are awarded annually to located In this building. students requiring financial assistance. In addition, almost 13,000 is made available by special Superintendent: Charles H. Henning Student Financial Allowance county awards, service club donations, memorial A weekly subsistence allowance which in- and scholastic awards and prizes. Students may The Niagara Parks Commission School of Hor- creases annually according to a staged scale, Is also apply for loan-grant assistance under the ticulture was established in 1936 as a training provided for students at the school.The allow-. , Ontario Student Assistance Program. See school for apprentice gardeners. Situated about ance Is to permit them to meet their ordinary introductory section on finanCial assistance to five miles north of Nie.gara Falls, its facilities financial obligations during the'period of their. students. .include a herbarium, a library, a residence build- training. ing, biology and chemistry laboratory, a Residence Accommodation frameyard, a potting shed and two greenhouses. Further information Students live on campus in Steck ley Hail. The The grounds consist of 100 acres, most of Please write to rooms, each accommodating two students, are which are intensely planted and developed and School of Horticulture equipped with clothes closets and comfortable are open for the enjoyment of the public. The Niagara Parks Commission furnishings, including combination dresser- The program allows each student to acquire Niagara Falls, Ontario L2E 6V5 desks. Accommodation is available for both men practical knowledge, skill and training In general Telephone (416)356-8554 and women. horticulture including botany, arboriculture, floriculture and landscape art. Recreation Graduates of the school may obtain employ- Students participate in hockey, basketball, vol- ment with the Niagara Parks Commission, or leyball, curling, bowling, skating, billiards and with commercial establishments, other parks, table tennis. A student executive operates a educational, institutions, universities or botanical coffee house on campus. gardens.

Fees Enrolment 1976-77 Tuition is $200 per year as follows:first term WC, Total 36 (12 per year) second term $70 and third term $70. Room and nine meals per week, student activities, fees, Admission Requirements books, tuition and miscellaneous expensiss A minimum of year 4 or its equivalent is required amount to $837.75 per year. Weekend m 'eels are with credits in the following subjects: year 4 available at a reduced cost. English, year 4 chemistrY or physics, year 4 mathematics, algebra and geometry. Preference Further Inquiries will be given to those applicants who have Please address further inquiries to received their secondary school graduation di- Principal ploma through the four or five-year stream Of the Ridgetown College of Agricultural Technology arts and science pm:gram. Ridgetown, Ontario NOP 2C0 Previous experience in gardening or some Telephone (519) 674-5456 closely related field is essential. The extent and nature of candidates' practical experience can be factors that have an important bearing on . deciding their selection for adMission. A candidate tor admission must be a Canadian citizen, 18 years of age, physically fit, have a good perSonality and interest, and give promise of leadership in the field of horticulture. All applications must be received by the and ofJune for admission to the school the following April. Courses Offered A three-yew diploma pregram in horticulture. The school year begins the first week Of April. Courses include a widevariety of horticultural mechanization, botany; greenhouse and nursery production, weed central; plant diseeseS and greenhouse management:Engilsh and . mathematias are also.specified,- in addition tO

manual gardening operations. . .

Fees . Tuition fees for lectUreiand practical training tar the three-year course total $1 .500: In addition, a depoeit of $100 must tie Peld by eaChaPplicent. If students comOlete their training and are:granted a diploma, their depoeit less any:charges for breakages or. loss of equipment =Will be re-: tumed.. Canadian Coast Guard Benefits Cadets receNe a monthly allowance ($125- College $170) White attending college. On first joining, they get travelling expenses from home to the college. Return travelling expenses are covered, after the first $25, from the college to home once Ministry of Transport a year by the most economical means, They receive free uniform issue, free books and free board and lodging. They are covered by Government Employees' Workmen's Compen- sation and are eligible to participate in the Public Service Superannuation Plan, group surgical- The Canadian Coast Guard College in Sydney, medical provision and many other benefits. Nova Scotia, offers excellent training and career opportunities to young men and women who Physical Education have a desire for a seafaring life and who want to The college has a physical education program see more of, and learn more about Canada. under the direction of qualified instructors. The college opened in 3eptember 1965. Its aim is to produce professionally competent Further inquiries Coast Guard officers who have an understand- Requests for application forms and information ing of modern leadership and management. concerning the Canadian Coast Guard College As graduate officers, they may serve aboard should be directed to powerful ice-breakers, in search and rescucs Staffing Officer craft, aboard the world's most modern weather- Canadian Coast Guard oceanographic and cabr.e-laying vessels, or in Ministry of Transport the lighthouse and buoy tending vessels that Area 21E, Transport Canada Building constantly travel Canada's shipping lanes to Place de Ville ensure that the nation's marine commerce Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0N7 moves in safety. The fleet has more than 60 vessels of sea-going size and includes some of the most powerful and most modern ships of their type in the world.

Training The college training course commences in Sep- tember. Subjects studied cover a wide range, including, apart from those directly concerned with ship's deck or engino room operation, studies in the fields of illathematics, the sciences, marine law, economics and other fields that are related to shipping. Strong emphasis is placed upon acquiring a working know,edge of both official languages so that graduais will be able to serve, upon completion of their training, aboard vessels anywhere in Canada. Applicants must be prepared to serve as officers in the Canadian Coast Guard at sea for a period of three consecutive years immediately after graduation from the college.

Language Requirements A knowledge of the English or French language is sufficient for appointment to these positions.

Admission Requirements -To be considered for admission to the Canadian Coast Guard College students must have: a) successfully completed secondary school with algebra, geometry, trigonometry, physics and French or English language at graduation level, 'a pre-employment oral and written examination, and Wb) a Ore-eniployrnent medical related to career :!: requirement& Students who will be graduating from second- 'Cry:school in 1977 are eligible to apply. Proof of graduation must be provided before appointment as an Officer Cadet can be made. The closing :date far application is February 25, 1977.

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