Undergraduate General Application Form Office of the Registrar, Athabasca University Welcome to Athabasca University. Anyone 16 years of age or older is eligible for admis- 1 University Drive, Athabasca, AB T9S 3A3 sion to AU, regardless of previous educational experience, with or without a high school Toll Free in Canada/US: 1.800.788.9041 diploma. Under special circumstances, students under 16 years of age may apply. Other: 780.675.6111 [email protected] All first-time students are required to complete and submit an Undergraduate General Application Form accompanied by a $120 admission fee. This fee is non- refundable and payable only once regardless of when you completed your last course. Instructions to Complete Students registering in an Athabasca University course(s) are also required to complete the Undergraduate General the Undergraduate Course Registration Form. Complete admission and academic Application Form regulations are available in the Academic Calendar, calendar.athabascau.ca/undergrad. Optional Information. Questions 1 and 2 in Section A of this form are voluntary and used for improving student services at Athabasca University. For the purposes of providing you with better service, we encourage Aboriginal students to self-identify. Athabasca University is committed to providing reasonable academic accommodations to students with permanent or temporary disabilities. Students are required to provide documentation of disabling condition to Athabasca University in order to access academic accommodations. For information regarding what qualifies as a disabling condition, academic accommodations available to students with disabilities and/or how to apply for academic accommodations please see asd.athabascau.ca. Are you a new student taking courses for credit? If you are a new student and registering as a non-program student, a visiting student (enrolled at another institution and taking Athabasca University courses for credit), or a transfer student (taking courses for transfer credit to another institution), you are “unclassified.” Unclassified students complete only Section A and B, and sign below Section E of the form. Are you enrolling in a program? Students who are enrolling in an Athabasca University program are required to complete Section A, C, D, and E (if it is applicable). Select one program only (see page 2). If you want Athabasca University to provide an evaluation of your previous post-secondary education, you must pay an evaluation fee in addition to the $120 undergraduate admission fee (refer to Section D and E). Those students must also arrange for official transcripts to be sent directly to Athabasca University’s Office of the Registrar, from each institution formerly attended. Incomplete documentation will delay your evaluation process. A letter issued by the Office of the Registrar will confirm your admission and enrolment. Section D, Educational History, helps Athabasca University determine your suitability to a specific program. In most cases an evaluation is optional, however, some programs require an evaluation of previous post-secondary education for admission. Minors in B achelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science. Although students must declare a major when they become 4-year BA or BSc program students, they may declare a minor at any point in their studies. If they choose a minor, students must still complete all requirements of the major. No course can be used to complete requirements for both the major and the minor. The minor will be recorded on the transcript. Complete admission and academic regulations are available in the print and online Calendars at calendar.athabascau.ca/undergrad/current/program/index.php Previously admitted students and students changing programs. If you are an Athabasca University student who has not been active (registered in an Athabasca University course) within the last 12 months of your last course contract date or date of withdrawal, or if you are requesting a change of admission classification (e.g., from unclassified to program), you must complete Section A, C, D, and E (if applicable) of the Undergraduate General Application Form. Payment of the general application fee is required only once. If you are requesting an evaluation of your post-secondary education and you have not previously paid an evaluation fee, you must submit the evaluation fee. 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ID NUMBER (if applicable) 1 University Drive, Athabasca, AB T9S 3A3 Toll Free in Canada/US: 1.800.788.9041 If you do not know your Alberta Student Number (ASN), please visit the Government of Other: 780.675.6111 ALBERTA STUDENT NUMBER (ASN) [email protected] Alberta Education website: education.alberta.ca/students/asn.aspx Legal Name: __________________________________________________________________ Section A: LAST FIRST MIDDLE General Information Former Name: __________________________________________________________________ (please print) LAST FIRST MIDDLE Mailing Address: __________________________________________________________________ Athabasca University gathers this information on behalf of the __________________________________________________________________ CITY/TOWN PROVINCE/STATE institution and/or Alberta Advanced Education and __________________________________________________________________ COUNTRY POSTAL/ZIP CODE Technology. Telephone: (__________________________________________________________________ ) ( ) PRIMARY SECONDARY * Advanced Education is Email: __________________________________________________________________ EMAIL collecting this personal information pursuant to Section 1) I am a student with a disability. (Optional) r Yes r No 33(C) of the Alberta Freedom of Infor- 2) Do you wish to declare that you are of Aboriginal ancestry within the meaning of the Constitution Act of 1982? mation and Protection of If so, please specify*: r Status Indian/First Nation r Métis r Non-status Indian/First Nation r Inuit Privacy (FOIP) Act as the 3) Gender: r Male r Female r Nonbinary r Prefer not to say information relates directly to and is 4) Date of Birth: ________________________ necessary to meet its mandate and DAY MONTH YEAR responsibilities to measure system 5) Citizenship: Please indicate the country of your citizenship. efficiencies and develop policies, r Canada r Other (indicate country): ________________________________ programs, and services to improve If other, and if you currently reside in Canada, please specify your immigration status and provide a photocopy Aboriginal learner success, in addi- of the relevant immigration document. tion to other legislation applicable to the educational institution.For r Permanent resident/landed immigrant r Study authorization/permit further information, or if you have r Other (indicate status): ____________________________________________________ questions regarding the collection Note: Prospective international students do not require a study permit to take AU courses via distance activity, please contact the Direc- or online learning from their home country. tor, Aboriginal Policy, Policy Sector, r r Information