Universities’ information sheets are arranged in ... · Universities’ information sheets are arranged in alphabetical order. The following

Universities’ information sheets are arranged in alphabetical order. The following universities are participating in CUE 2012:

Acadia University Bishop’s University Brock University Carleton University Concordia University Dalhousie University Emily Carr University of Art & Design King’s University College Kwantlen Polytechnic University Memorial University Mount Allison University Queen’s University Royal Roads University Ryerson University Saint Mary’s University Simon Fraser University St. Francis Xavier University St. Thomas University Thompson Rivers University Trent University

Trinity Western University University of Alberta University of Calgary University of Fraser Valley University of Guelph University of King’s College University of Manitoba University of New Brunswick University of Northern British Columbia University of Regina University of Saskatchewan University of Toronto University of Victoria University of Waterloo University of Ontario Institute of Technology Vancouver Island University Western University Wilfrid Laurier University York University

The 2012 Canadian Universities’ Event is coordinated by a working group representing universities from each region/province. Should you have any questions or feedback, committee members look forward to your thoughts! Please contact any of the committee members and we will be sure to take note of any feedback in planning for CUE 2013! Amanda Gulka (Wilfrid Laurier University) [email protected] Heather Gagnon (Concordia University) [email protected] Jill MacBeath (University of Calgary) [email protected] Joel Harnest (University of Guelph) [email protected] Leah Stone (University of Victoria) [email protected] Terra-Lee Bruhm (University of King’s College) [email protected]

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www.acadiau.ca

CONTACT INFORMATION

Contact Information for Students

Jessica Brown Enrolment Advisor Email: [email protected] Tel: (902) 585-1648 | Fax: (902) 585-1092

Contact Information for Counsellors

Same as above

Admissions Contact Anne Scott Admissions Manager Email: [email protected] Tel: (902) 585-1534 | Fax: (902) 585-1081 http://admissions.acadiau.ca/

Learning Resources Contact & Website

Oonagh Proudfoot Manager of Student Support [email protected] Tel: (902) 585-1252 http://academicadvising.acadiau.ca/

Scholarships and Financial Aid Contact

Judy Noel-Walsh Manager of Scholarships and Financial Assistance Email: [email protected] Tel: (902) 585-1543 | Fax: (902) 585-1081 http://financialaid.acadiau.ca/

Mailing Address 31 Acadia Street, Box 40 Wolfville, NS B4P 2R6 Canada

INSTITUTION INFORMATION

Faculties Arts, Pure and Applied Science, and Professional Studies (Recreation Management, Kinesiology, Business Administration, Education)

Student Population Approximately 3000 full time undergraduate students

ADMISSIONS INFORMATION

Basic Admissions Requirements

English 12, Four additional Grade 12 University Preparatory courses For BC admission guidelines and specific course requirements please see http://admissions.acadiau.ca/british-columbia.html

Minimum Admissions Average

70% however 75% for Business Administration and Kinesiology

Application Deadline Applications open October 1st and are accepted until programs are filled. Deadline for application to receive scholarship consideration is March 1st.

Application Fee $25.00

Can you apply online? Yes- Students can apply online by visiting: http://admissions.acadiau.ca/index.html.html

http://www.acadiau.ca/



http://admissions.acadiau.ca/


http://academicadvising.acadiau.ca/


http://financialaid.acadiau.ca/

http://admissions.acadiau.ca/british-columbia.html

http://admissions.acadiau.ca/index.html.html

Universities’ information sheets are arranged in alphabetical order. The following universities are participating in CUE 2012:

Acadia University Bishop’s University Brock University Carleton University Concordia University Dalhousie University Emily Carr University of Art & Design King’s University College Kwantlen Polytechnic University Memorial University Mount Allison University Queen’s University Royal Roads University Ryerson University Saint Mary’s University Simon Fraser University St. Francis Xavier University St. Thomas University Thompson Rivers University Trent University

Trinity Western University University of Alberta University of Calgary University of Fraser Valley University of Guelph University of King’s College University of Manitoba University of New Brunswick University of Northern British Columbia University of Regina University of Saskatchewan University of Toronto University of Victoria University of Waterloo University of Ontario Institute of Technology Vancouver Island University Western University Wilfrid Laurier University York University

The 2012 Canadian Universities’ Event is coordinated by a working group representing universities from each region/province. Should you have any questions or feedback, committee members look forward to your thoughts! Please contact any of the committee members and we will be sure to take note of any feedback in planning for CUE 2013! Amanda Gulka (Wilfrid Laurier University) [email protected] Heather Gagnon (Concordia University) [email protected] Jill MacBeath (University of Calgary) [email protected] Joel Harnest (University of Guelph) [email protected] Leah Stone (University of Victoria) [email protected] Terra-Lee Bruhm (University of King’s College) [email protected]







Reporting of Grades Students can self-report their grades for conditional acceptance

IB Credit Information IB minimum score of 24. Students with a score of 30 or higher will receive 30 hours of university credit. Students who do not possess the IB diploma will be given individual credit for IB courses completed at the higher level with grades 5, 6, or 7. For complete IB admission guidelines please visit http://admissions.acadiau.ca/ib-program.html

AP Credit Information An official AP transcript is required for evaluation process. Credit is awarded at grades 3, 4, 5 which is course specific. A maximum of 30 credit hours is awarded.

English Proficiency Requirements

TOEFL: 90 (IBT) 580 (PBT) CBT (237), IELTS: 6.5, CAEL: 70 Students who do not meet the English Proficiency Requirements may take our English for Academic Purposes (EAP) to then bridge into their undergraduate degree. More information regarding our EAP program can be found at http://openacadia.ca/index.php/en/programs/english-study

RESIDENCE INFORMATION

Residence Options 11 residence buildings ranging in size from 74-264 residents. Each residence is centrally located on campus within minutes of classrooms, laboratories, and student centers. Residence offers a mix of double rooms, basic and deluxe single rooms and suites. Special interest sections and residences include Women only, upper years, alcohol free and quiet.

Residence Application Deadline

May 15th

Room Deposit Fee $100

Can You Apply Online? Once students are offered admission, they can apply online for residence with their Acadia Central account: https://central.acadiau.ca/my/applications

SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION

Number of Scholarships Available

Various scholarships for entrance, departmental, athletic, prizes, awards, scholar-bursaries, and bursaries are available. Over $3.2 M is awarded yearly. In the 2011-2012 academic year, over 2600 students received entrance scholarships, prizes, or awards

Entrance Scholarship Application Deadline

Application for Admission with all required supporting documents must be received by March 1st

Scholarships with Separate Deadlines

For complete list of scholarships and deadlines: http://financialaid.acadiau.ca/new_student.html

Decision Criteria Grade 11 & Grade 12 admission average of at least 80%

Guaranteed Scholarship Program

Based on academic average, students with a minimum 80% average or higher are automatically considered for an Acadia Grade-Based Entrance Scholarship. Acadia University also offers Excellence Scholarships to those students who have a 95% or higher admission average.

WHAT’S NEW

Maclean’s 2011 rankings: #1 primarily undergraduate institution in NS and #2 in Canada

The BMO Financial Group Entrance Scholarship (admission average of 90-94.9%)

Creation of an $860,000 Human Motion Laboratory and Research Centre

Renovated Athletics Facility, Beveridge Arts Centre and Student Centre

Renovation and re-opening of Cutten Residence

http://admissions.acadiau.ca/ib-program.html

http://openacadia.ca/index.php/en/programs/english-study

https://central.acadiau.ca/my/applications

http://financialaid.acadiau.ca/new_student.html

CONTACT INFORMATION


Phone: 1-819-822-9600 Ext. 2681 or 1-877-822-8200 Email: [email protected]


Jackie Belleau, Recruitment Office Coordinator [email protected] Phone: 819-822-9600 Ext. 2631

Admissions Contact Andrea McDaniel, Admissions Manager [email protected] Phone: 819-822-9600 Ext. 2220


Kim Winget (819) 822-9600 ext. 2695 [email protected] http://www.ubishops.ca/counselling/index.html


Jamie Berwick, Financial Aid Officer [email protected] Phone: 819-822-9600 Ext. 2205

Mailing Address 2600 College, Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada, J1M 1Z7

INSTITUTION INFORMATION Faculties Business, Education, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Humanities

Student Population 2,400 Full-time

ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Requirements

High school diploma including at least 4 Grade 12 academic courses. Program specific subject requirements are available on-line at gobishops.ca and within the admissions fold-out of our current viewbook


80% is the normal minimum average for admission. We guarantee an entrance scholarship and residence to all new students entering with an 80% average (or higher) who respond by required deadlines

Application Deadline March 1

Application Fee $60

Can you apply online? Yes – students must apply online at www.gobishops.ca

Reporting of Grades High school grades are self-reported through our online application. All self-reported grades are verified with official transcripts.

IB Credit Information A year of advanced credit and a renewable entrance scholarship are offered to students who obtain the full IB Diploma with a final score of 28 or higher.

AP Credit Information Credit is available for AP courses with a final grade of 4 or 5.


TOEFL: Unless at least one year of full-time studies have been completed in English, we require proof of proficiency in English, such as a TOEFL score. We expect a minimum TOEFL score of 580 (paper based), 237 (computer based), or 90 (Internet based). A minimum of 85 is normally required for M.E.L.A.B. and 6.5 for I.E.L.T.S. In the absence of English proficiency proofs you may be denied admission (text deleted here).




http://www.ubishops.ca/counselling/index.html


For students who are below the minimum English proficiency requirements, Bishop’s offers a 30-credit certificate in English as a Second Language. This program can be started in the fall (September) semester or the winter (January) semester. Admission can be requested via the online application at www.gobishops.ca.


Residence Options Fully furnished single rooms are available in ‘Bog Style’, ‘Condo Style’ and ‘Traditional’ residences. A virtual tour at www.gobishops.ca provides videos of all the residence buildings including rooms, common areas, recreational facilities and services.


Residence applications are submitted online after students confirm acceptance. For guaranteed residence, students must submit the residence application by or before May 31st.

Room Deposit Fee $500- must be paid by May 31st to guarantee a room in residence

Can You Apply Online? Yes- http://www.ubishops.ca/residence.apply-to-residence.html



Guaranteed entrance scholarships (see below), Dean’s Scholarships ($4,000 per year renewable) and many other “Named” financial awards and bursaries (varying amounts and criteria) are available each year through the generous support of Bishop’s University alumni


Students must apply to the university by March 1 to be considered for the entrance scholarship program. No application is required. Students can fill out an application, however, for numerous financial awards and bursaries. An e-mail will be sent to all admitted applicants with deadlines specified.


See above

Decision Criteria The criteria for all entrance scholarships is available online at https://www.gobishops.ca/bishops/mmatters/index.ezc


All applicants from a Canadian high school background who apply by March 1st are automatically considered for guaranteed entrance scholarships. No separate application is required. These scholarship offers are renewable (conditions apply) and will be made with the offer of admissions. All scholarship offers are reevaluated upon receipt of final high school results. Applicants from Canadian grade 12 high schools are guaranteed $1,000 per academic year with 80 to 84.9% average* *82 to 84.9% for applicants to Educational studies $2,000 per academic year with 85 to 89.9% average* $3,000 per academic year with average* of 90% and higher

WHAT’S NEW $ 7.5 million renovation of our science laboratories in 2011

$30 million renovation and expansion of the Sports Centre to being in 2013

B.E.S.T program-provides $50,000/yr for student-driven experiential learning initiatives

Cutting-edge laboratory specifically designed for research in environmental studies created in 2012 under the supervision of Canada Research Chair in Climate and Environmental Change, Dr. Matthew Peros

Canada Research Chair Dr. Fuschia Sirois joined the faculty in 2011 and coordinates a research group dedicated to Psychological Health and Well-being

http://www.gobishops.ca/

CONTACT INFORMATION Contact Information for Students

Recruitment: Matt Melnyk, 905-688-5550, ext. 4682, [email protected] Admissions: Sandy Bolibruck, x4178 or Debbie Shepherd, x3745, [email protected], brocku.ca/registrar/admissions


Matt Melnyk, Liaison Officer, 905-688-5550, ext. 4682, [email protected]

Admissions Contact Sandy Bolibruck, x4178 or Debbie Shepherd, x3745, [email protected], brocku.ca/registrar/admissions


Student Development Centre - Phone:905-688-5550 x3240 or x5484


Student Awards: Aaron House, x3958, [email protected] Financial Aid: Anik Powell, x3958, [email protected]

Mailing Address 500 Glenridge Avenue, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada L2S 3A1


Faculties Brock offers over 72 undergraduate program options throughout our Faculties of Applied Health Sciences, Business, Education, Humanities, Mathematics and Science, and Social Sciences. Many co-op options are available.

Student Population 18,000



Please refer to brocku.ca/registrar/admissions/admission-criteria/secondary-school for more information regarding specific program prerequisites.


Students must have a minimum average of 70 per cent in order to be considered for admission. Entrance averages are higher in limited enrolment and competitive programs.

Application Deadline June 1, 2013 is the deadline for most programs, however students applying for first-year admission are strongly encouraged to submit their applications earlier.

Application Fee Ontario has a centralized Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) where all university applications are processed and distributed for assessment. Applicants from British Columbia should apply using the 105D application found at ouac.on.ca.

Can you apply online? Yes – ouac.on.ca


Reporting of Grades It is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure that Brock receives the most

up-to-date grades.

IB Credit Information Students who are granted an IB diploma may be considered for admission, and may receive up to 3.0 transfer credits on the basis of higher-level subjects completed with a grade of five or better.

AP Credit Information If a student has completed Advanced Placement course with an examination grade of four, they may be eligible to receive a maximum of 2.0 Brock credits.


Brock’s language requirements can be found on page 52 of the Brock Book, and on our Admissions site: brocku.ca/registrar/admissions/admission-criteria/secondary-school


Residence Options Brock offers six individual residences in two distinct styles: traditional and townhouse. Each residence has different features and qualities. Take a virtual tour of our residences at brocku.ca/residence


June 3, 2013


Can You Apply Online? Visit brocku.ca/residence to access the application



Brock Scholars Awards are available to all incoming year-one students with an admission average of 80% or higher. Each year multiple students are selected to enter the prestigious Brock Leaders Citizenship Society. Over 150 Donor scholarships are available with a combined value of over $500,000.


No application is required for Brock Scholars Awards.


Applications for Brock Leaders Citizenship Society or Donor awards are due March 29, 2013.

Decision Criteria Brock Scholars Awards are awarded automatically. Criteria for Donor scholarships vary by award. To be eligible for all Donor awards, students should fill out our universal entrance application. The Brock Leaders Citizenship Society is a group of exceptional students recognized for a combination of high academic achievement and personal leadership abilities. Applications are available from our website.


Brock Scholars Awards 80-84.9% $750 85-89.9% $4,000 ($1,000 for up to 4 years) 90-92.9% $8,000 ($2,000 for up to 4 years) 93%+ $14,000 ($3,500 for up to 4 years)

WHAT’S NEW

Construction is nearly complete on the Cairns Family Health and Bioscience Research Complex, a state-of-the-art facility where students and faculty will explore green science and health and wellness.

Work will soon begin on a new facility for the Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine and Performing Arts. This downtown venue will showcase professional artists while providing superb facilities to foster the development of our artists at Brock.

CONTACT INFORMATION Contact Information for Students:

Tel: 613-520-3663 Toll Free: 1-888-354-4414 Fax: 613-520-3847 carleton.ca/admissions

Contact Information for Counsellors:

Director, Jean Mullan: Tel: 613-520-2600 ext. 8879 Email: [email protected] Assistant Director, Doug Huckvale: Tel: 613-520-2600 ext. 8713 Email: [email protected]

Admissions Contact: Director, Janice O’Farrell: Tel: 613-520-2600 ext. 3710 Email: [email protected] Assistant Director, Jen Sugar: Tel: 613-520-2600 ext. 6664 Email: [email protected] Fax: 613-520-3517

Scholarships and Financial Aid Contact:

Director, Perry Legakis: Tel: 613-520-3601 Email: [email protected] Fax: 613-520-3560 carleton.ca/awards

Mailing Address: 315 Robertson Hall, 1125 Colonel By Dr.,Ottawa, ON K1S 5B6


Faculties: Arts and Social Sciences, Engineering and Design, Public Affairs, Science, Sprott School of Business, Graduate and Postdoctoral Affairs

Student Population: Approximately 25,000 full and part-time students


Basic Admissions Requirements:

High school diploma with six academic courses: four Grade 12 level and two at either Grade 11 or 12 including all prerequisite courses taken at the senior level, minimum grade of 70% (or higher depending on program). For prerequisites and basic admissions requirements for each program, visit admissions.carleton.ca/requirements

BC Provincial Exam Policy:

Carleton does not require that students write provincial exams. We will use either the composite mark provided when the exam mark is combined with the class grade or the class grade alone, which ever advantages the student.

Minimum Admissions Average:

Varies depending on program. Please visit carleton.ca/admissions

Application Deadline: Fall application deadlines vary depending on the program and range from February 1 to June 1, 2013.

Application Fee: $135 for up to 3 initial university (OUAC application) program choices

Can you apply online? Yes. Apply at www.ouac.on.ca/105. Offers of admission made on rolling basis. Each time we receive new grades we reassess to determine eligibility.

Reporting of Grades Carleton receives BC grades electronically but to be assessed for an early offer of admission students are encouraged to send high school transcripts showing mid-term and/or final marks for grade 12 courses.

IB Credit Information admissions.carleton.ca/requirements IB contact: [email protected]

AP Credit Information admissions.carleton.ca/requirements AP contact: [email protected]


Students presenting the English language test scores on the next page may be eligible for an

offer of admission with no ESL requirement and may begin full-time studies. Students with

a language test score below those listed may still be eligible for an offer of admission, but

with an English language requirement (Foundation Program required).

admissions.carleton.ca/english

English Language Tests Score Canadian Academic English Language Assessment (CAEL)

70

Paper-based TOEFL 580 Internet-based TOEFL 86 (min. 22 in writing and speaking and

20 in reading and listening) IELTS 6.5 IELTS (min. 6.0 in each band) MELAB 85 (min. score of 80 on each section)


Residence Options: Traditional double rooms and suite-style rooms (approx. 3500 residents in 11 residence buildings). You may request to live in a “themed community” (Healthy Lifestyle, Eco, Creative Arts and Humanities, Science and Technology or International Global [reviewed annually]).

Residence Application Deadline:

Space in residence is guaranteed to all current secondary school students entering first-year studies who accept their admission offer, complete the Residence Information Form (available at central.carleton.ca), accept their offer of residence and pay the deposit by 4:30 pm (EDT) on June 10, 2013.

Room Deposit Fee: $700 deposit

Can You Apply Online? Yes. central.carleton.ca


Number of Scholarships Available:

Last year more than 11,500 scholarships and bursaries totaling over $16.2 million were awarded to undergraduate students.

Entrance Scholarship Application Deadline:

High school students who are admitted to Carleton University with an admission average of 80 per cent or better will automatically be considered for a renewable Entrance Scholarship. No additional application is required. Entrance Scholarships are renewable over the first 4 years of an undergraduate degree with A- standing (10.0 annual GPA). If lost one year, scholarship may be regained at its original value with a return to A- standing.

Scholarships with Separate Deadlines:

Students with a 90% admission average and extracurricular activities are eligible for one of our Prestige Scholarships. Applications are due March 1. Other program-specific scholarships are available. carleton.ca/awards

Decision Criteria: Prestige Scholarships - minimum 90% admission average and extracurricular activities

Guaranteed Scholarship Program:

Automatic Entrance Scholarships (2012/2013)

Number of Scholarships & Value Admission Average Unlimited @ $16,000; $4,000 x 4 years; renewable* 95 – 100%

Unlimited @ $12,000; $3,000 x 4 years; renewable* 90 – 94.9%

Unlimited @ $8,000; $2,000 x 4 years; renewable* 85 - 89.9%

Unlimited @ $4,000; $1,000 x 4 years; renewable* 80 – 84.9%

*Renewable with an A- standing (annual GPA of 10.0).

WHAT’S NEW

The Bachelor of Arts program in Child Studies, which was originally developed specifically for graduates of Early Childhood Education (ECE), now has a direct-entry program for those without an ECE diploma. The deadline for application is March 1.

The name of the Bachelor of Arts program in Cognitive Science (Honours) has been changed to Bachelor of Cognitive Science (Honours) or BCogSc (Honours).

The Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours) program now offers an Algorithms stream.

Varsity football will be returning to Carleton in 2013. Stadium upgrades and the construction of new football facilities will take place on campus in time for the kickoff to the 2013 season.

CONTACT INFORMATION Recruitment: Heather Gagnon, Recruitment Officer

514-848-2424 [email protected]

Admissions: 514-848-2424 ext. 2668 connect2concordia.ca

Scholarships and Financial Aid:

514-848-2424 ext. 3507 faao.concordia.ca

Campus Tours: 514.848.2424 ext. 4779 connect2.concordia.ca [email protected]

Web Address: concordia.ca Mailing Address: 1455 Blvd. De Maisonneuve W

Montreal, QC H3G 1M8


Program Highlights: 500 programs within 4 vibrant faculties: Arts & Science, Engineering & Computer Science, Fine Arts, John Molson School of Business.

Student Population: 46,000 and counting!

ADMISSIONS INFORMATION BC Admissions Requirements:

Grade 12 Diploma and completion of a minimum of 4 Grade 12 senior-level academic subjects, including English.

Admission Requirements Online Resource:

concordia.ca/admissions


Concordia University prefers students to have a 70% average and above, however, based on space availability, students below this average may still be considered. Certain programs and faculties require averages that exceed this minimum and may require the completion of appropriate Grade 12 courses in Mathematics and Sciences.

Application Deadline: Fall term: March 1 Winter term: November 1 Certain programs do not admit for the winter term, search “Program Availability” on Concordia.ca

Application Fee: $100

Reporting of Grades Students must have official transcripts sent from their school to Concordia. They are also encouraged to upload transcripts to their application to expedite the admissions process. A student may gain conditional admission based on the unofficial transcripts uploaded to their file.

IB Credit Information Students holding a full IB Diploma with 27 points meet the minimum admission requirements and will be granted advanced placement. Depending on the program, minimum points for entry will vary and completion of Higher Level Math and Sciences may be required.

AP Credit Information Students who have successfully passed AP examinations in appropriate subjects with a grade of “3” or better may be granted some advanced standing.


Concordia.ca/ugrad-elp


Residence Options Hingston Hall (HA) - 131 single and double rooms Hingston Hall (HB) - 118 small single and large single rooms Jesuit Residence: 52 private single rooms Grey Nuns Residence: 243 single and double rooms


Students who have been admitted are eligible to apply as of March 1. Rooms are assigned on a first come, first serve basis.

Room Deposit Fee To secure a room: Payment of the $700 deposit fee and the meal plan. (Meal plan payments can be made in two installments.)

Can You Apply Online? Yes, through the MyConcordia portal. There is an application fee of $100.

SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION Number of Scholarships Available

Varies per year, up-to-date information is available on the Financial Aid and Awards website: faao.concordia.ca


Students are automatically considered for an entrance scholarship upon submission of an admissions application.

Decision Criteria Varies: Academic merit, financial need, community involvement, etc.

WHAT’S NEW New Research Centres:

• Centre for Clinical Research in Health (CCRH) in the Psychology Department: is devoted to the study of the psychosocial determinants of physical and mental health with particular attention to research on the causation, prevention, and treatment of physical and mental health problems.

• Centre for Microscopy at Concordia (CMAC): MAC promotes interdisciplinary research and state-of-the-art facilities to train undergraduate and graduate students as well as postdoctoral fellows. Current research activities include: metabolic engineering of pharmaceuticals; molecular mechanisms of aging; learning and memory; and autism spectrum disorders to list but a few.

• Centre for Sensory Studies (CSS): The main goal of the CSS is to foster interdisciplinary study of sensory perception, aesthetics, marketing and communication.

• Centre for Iranian Studies: The Centre for Iranian Studies seeks to enhance collaborative research and graduate training opportunities in the broad field of Iranian Studies.

ENCS All engineering programs offered by the Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science have been granted accreditation status for six years, the maximum possible term awarded by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board. Ed Meagher Arena With funding from the Quebec government and Concordia, the Ed Meagher arena on Concordia’s Loyola campus will undergo reconstruction and redevelopment to bring it up to NHL standards. The City Farm School In keeping with Concordia’s goal of being an ecologically aware, economically responsible, and socially equitable institution, The Concordia Greenhouse Project founded the City Farm School last year, a practical training program and speaker series on urban agriculture. Aside from a training program and workshops on urban agriculture, this initiative makes fresh produce readily available to the community at their weekly garden market on the Loyola Campus. Join us at Open House and Portfolio day! For more information: openhouse.concordia.ca

CONTACT INFORMATION Contact Information for Students and Counsellors

Adam Robertson Associate Registrar and Acting Director of Recruitment Phone: 902.494.4860 E-mail: [email protected]

Admissions Contact Mairead Barry Associate Registrar and Director of Admissions Phone: 902.494.2450 E-mail: [email protected]


Please visit: dal.ca/studentservices


Pam Swinimer Assistant Registrar, Financial Aid Phone: 902.494.2146 E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]

Mailing Address Admissions – Dalhousie University 6299 South Street, PO Box 15,000 Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 4R2


Faculties 12 Faculties: Agriculture, Architecture and Planning, Arts and Social Sciences, Computer Science, Dentistry, Engineering, Graduate Studies, Health Professions, Law, Management, Medicine, Science

Student Population 18, 200



English 12 + four other academic courses. Required subjects and averages vary from program to program. For details, please visit: dal.ca/admissions


70%-75%* *Please note: minimum averages vary from program to program and meeting minimum criteria does not guarantee admission.

Application Deadline March 15 - Scholarship consideration June 1 - Canadian & American students* *Some programs have earlier deadlines. For details, please visit: dal.ca/admissions

Application Fee $65.00

Can you apply online? Yes, please visit: dal.ca/admissions

Reporting of Grades Students applying for early admission (October 15-December 31) must self report their grade 11 marks and provide a list of grade 12 classes. Once first semester grade 12 finals become available, students must submit an official transcript by March 15 for scholarship consideration.

IB Credit Information IB students who have completed Higher Level subjects with a result of 5, 6 or 7 may be eligible for university credit. We also offer a second year credit for Theory of Knowledge.

AP Credit Information Students may be eligible for university credit for AP courses in which a national exam result of 4 or 5 is achieved.


TOEFL of 90 on iBT (or 237 on the computer-based test, 580 on the paper-based-test), MELAB (81), or IELTS (6.5)





http://www.dal.ca/admissions


Residence Options Over 2,400 spaces ranging from traditional to mini-res and apartment-style accommodations. Guaranteed to all new undergraduate students provided the residence application process is complete by June 30.


June 30 (for September accommodation).

Room Deposit Fee $500.00.

Can You Apply Online? Yes.



Numerous awards ranging in value from $500.00 to $40,000.00.


March 15.


Harrison McCain – March 1.

Decision Criteria Criteria may include any combination of: admission average, scholarship essay, extra-curricular involvement, leadership, volunteerism or financial need. For details, please visit: dal.ca/scholarships


Students with an 80% average or higher will be considered for scholarships, provided a complete application is on file by March 15.

WHAT’S NEW Academics and Student Life: -Merger between Nova Scotia Agricultural College (NSAC) and Dalhousie University. NSAC has become Dalhousie’s Faculty of Agriculture, as well as a distinct Dalhousie campus in Truro/Bible Hill. With the merger, Dalhousie becomes the only university in Atlantic Canada to offer a specialty in agricultural science. For more information, please see: dal.ca/agriculture -Implementation of Co-Curricular Record to recognize student accomplishments and experiential learning that occur outside of the classroom. -New micro-sites for undergraduate programs containing program overviews, student and faculty profiles, career opportunities, admission requirements and more. Please see dal.ca/academics -Recently approved Master of Genetic Counseling program. Facilities: -Opening of Life Science Research Institute, a state-of-the-art facility for scientists, students and entrepreneurs. Its lead tenant is the world-renowned Brain Repair Centre, which is dedicated to finding treatments, cures and prevention strategies for conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease and spinal cord injury; -Construction of Oceans Excellence Centre, in addition to a multi-purpose residence and student service centre scheduled for 2013 completion.

http://www.ecuad.ca/

CONTACT INFORMATION


Admissions office, email: [email protected], phone: (604) 629-4510


Ehren Seeland, Coordinator of Student Recruitment, Email: [email protected], office phone: (604) 630-7424

Admissions Contact Admissions office, email: [email protected], phone: (604) 629-4510


Campus resources: http://www.ecuad.ca/resources Research offices: http://www.ecuad.ca/research


Financial rewards office, email: [email protected], phone: (604) 844-3844

Mailing Address 1399 Johnston Street, Vancouver, BC V6H 3R9 Canada


Faculties Faculty of Culture + Community, Faculty of Design + Dynamic Media, Faculty of Graduate Studies + Research, Faculty of Visual Art + Material Practice

Student Population Full-time students: 1,851, International Students: 326, Exchange students: 30, Continuing Studies students: 3,283



Undergraduate admissions: http://www.ecuad.ca/admissions/undergrad Graduate admissions: http://www.ecuad.ca/admissions/graduate


The minimum academic requirement is graduation from Grade 12 secondary school, with five grade 12 subjects, including English 12 with a minimum grade of 'C', two other grade 12 academic courses and two grade 12 elective courses. The minimum overall grade point average required for admission is 2.5 or C+ or 67%. All elective courses must be grade 12 and can be Ministry Approved, Board Approved or Locally Developed. Please visit the website for detailed information: http://www.ecuad.ca/admissions/undergrad/foundation

Application Deadline January 15, 2013

Application Fee $50 CDN non-refundable application fee through ApplyBC, and $10 USD non-refundable fee for Slideroom portfolio applications

Can you apply online? Yes




http://www.ecuad.ca/resources

http://www.ecuad.ca/research


http://www.ecuad.ca/admissions/undergrad

http://www.ecuad.ca/admissions/graduate

http://www.ecuad.ca/admissions/undergrad/foundation

Reporting of Grades Current grade 12 students must provide the Admissions Office with an

interim transcript indicating all grade 11 courses completed and grade 12 courses completed or in progress. The Academic Basis of Admission will be determined using the courses reported on this transcript. All interim transcripts must be submitted to the University by January 15. All high school courses must be completed by the end of June, students planning to take summer school courses are not eligible to apply until the following year. Final transcripts indicating successful completion of the high school diploma and successful completion of required courses must be sent to the University by August 1. BC High School students can request their transcripts from the BC Ministry of Education website. Please visit this link for full details: http://www.ecuad.ca/admissions/undergrad/foundation

IB Credit Information IB Applicants: The admission average for an IB Diploma applicant is generally calculated on 3 Higher Level and 3 Standard Level subjects. A minimum requirement of 24 points is recommended to be considered for admission. First year university transfer credit will be awarded to students who achieve a grade of at least 5 or higher in Higher Level courses that are approved as equivalent to Emily Carr University required courses.

AP Credit Information AP Applicants: Emily Carr University recognizes the value of AP courses. First year university transfer credit will be awarded to students who achieve a grade of 4 or higher in courses that are approved as equivalent to Emily Carr University required courses.


Please visit this link for full details on required minimums: http://www.ecuad.ca/admissions/english


Residence Options While Emily Carr does not offer on-campus housing, there is a site that is intended to help students find temporary or permanent accommodation. Please visit the website for full details here: http://housing.ecuad.ca/



A limited number of tuition scholarships are available to first, second and third year students enrolled in 12 or more credits at Emily Carr University of Art + Design in the spring semester: http://www.ecuad.ca/studentservices/financial/tuition_scholarships


Entrance scholarships are merit-based, and thus applications are not necessary, as dates coincide with the January 15 deadline.


Please visit the website for detailed information: http://www.ecuad.ca/studentservices/financial/tuition_scholarships

Decision Criteria Merit-based

WHAT’S NEW

There is a list of running news regarding the Emily Carr community that is featured on the University website that is updated regularly. Please visit this link to see all of the latest news related to Emily Carr University of Art + Design: http://www.ecuad.ca/about/news

Revised webpage for prospective international students: http://www.ecuad.ca/info/international_students

National Portfolio Day events for 2012/13: http://portfolioday.net/2012-13-schedule

https://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/transcript/

http://www.ecuad.ca/admissions/undergrad/foundation

http://www.ecuad.ca/studentservices/financial/tuition_scholarships

http://www.ecuad.ca/about/news

http://www.ecuad.ca/info/international_students

http://portfolioday.net/2012-13-schedule

CONTACT INFORMATION


Email: [email protected] • toll free 1.800.265.44606 x 4999

Contact Information for Counselors

Marilyn Mason, Registrar Brandon Csendes, Admissions Natalie Mak, Liaison Officer

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Admissions Contact Brandon Csendes, Admissions Officer Paul Wilton, Admissions Officer

[email protected] x 4391 [email protected] x 4335


Student Development Centre • Email: [email protected] • www.sdc.uwo.ca/learning


Student Financial Services • Email: [email protected] • 1.800.265.44606 x 4319

Mailing Address Admissions at King’s University College

266 Epworth Ave • London, Ontario • N6A 2M3


Faculties Social Sciences • Management and Organizational Studies • Arts & Humanities • Social Justice

and Peace Studies • Childhood and Social Institutions • Social Work




Average calculated on four academic courses numbered 12 including English 12. For the Business program: English 12, Calculus 12 and Principles of Mathematics 12 are included.

BC Provincial Exam Policy

Applicants to King’s are required to write the BC Provincial Exams for English 12, English 12 First Peoples, Communications 12, Français Langue Première 12, BC First Nations Studies 12 and Études des Prem. Nations de la C.B. 12. All other Grade 12 provincial examinations are optional for students in the British Columbia Ministry of Education 2004 Graduate Program. If you choose to write an optional provincial exam in a course that King’s will accept for admission, we will include the higher of your final or school mark as reported by the Ministry.


Averages vary by program and year. Admission for 2012: mid-term grades in the mid to low 80s to receive a conditional offer of admission for most programs, with a final average of 78%.









Application Deadline Application recommended before March 1 for early consideration. Will accept applications throughout the summer. Admissions will close late July or early August.

Application Fee $135 for 3 choices. King’s is a separate choice from Western (University Codes: EKA, EKC, EKD, EKJ, EKO,)

Apply online http://www.ouac.on.ca/105

Reporting of Grades http://www.kings.uwo.ca/future-students/i-have-applied/

IB Credit Information 6 Subjects (3 HL) min. score 28. Marks of 5 or better are eligible for credit (see link below) http://kings.uwo.ca/future-students/admission-requirements/international-baccalaureate/

AP Credit Information Final AP exams with 4 out of 5 may be awarded transfer credit (see link below) http://kings.uwo.ca/future-students/admission-requirements/advanced-placement/


Residence Options 3 Residences: Alumni Court (Co-ed), Townhouses (Co-ed) and Wemple (Female Only). 370 resident spots, traditional style dorm rooms, all equal in quality and price.


May 31, 2013. All first year applicants to King’s are guaranteed residence until the established deadline.

Room Deposit Fee $300.00

Can You Apply Online? Yes. A link will be provided in the Offer of Admission. Further Inquiries can be directected to [email protected]



Unlimited Entrance Scholarships for anyone with an 82% or higher. 131 different types of Scholarships. 15 types of Entrance scholarships.


No Deadline required for Entrance Scholarships. All entrance scholarships are automatically applied upon receipt of final grades.


March 1, 2012: Scholarships vary from $500 – Full tuition. http://www.kings.uwo.ca/current-students/money-matters/scholarships-awards-and-bursaries/

Decision Criteria Criteria varies though most require minimum 80% average + relevant experiences


Entrance Scholarships are Renewable after first year (min. 80% cumulative average per year). 82% - 84.9% (IB: 27-29) = $1500 85% - 89.9% (IB: 30-34) = $2000 90% - 94.9% (IB: 35-39) = $3000 95% - 100% (IB: 40+) = $3500

WHAT’S NEW

New Programs for 2012:

88 Module options at King’s including o Honors Specialization in Accounting (earn credits towards CA, CGA or CMA designations) o Major/Minor Thanatology (Death, Dying, Greif and Bereavement)

Program Changes:

King’s Foundations in the Humanities (Unique first year which combines English History and Philosophy)

http://www.ouac.on.ca/105


CONTACT INFORMATION


Office of New Students Programs Website: http://kwantlen.ca/futurestudents.html Phone: 604.599.3030 Fax: 604.599.2498 Email: [email protected]


Website: http://kwantlen.ca/counsellors.html Contact: Patricia Seto, Student Recruitment Manager Email: [email protected] Phone: 604.599.2028

Admissions Contact General Admissions Phone: 604.599.2000 Email: [email protected]


Kwantlen offers students the opportunity to succeed by providing various learning support services. We have free one-on-one or small group tutoring available in many subject areas and host Academic Success Seminars throughout the year. For more information, please visit: http://kwantlen.ca/learningcentres.html and http://kwantlen.ca/counselling/academic/study_seminars.html


Teresa McLeod, Scholarships and Awards Coordinator Email: [email protected] Phone: 604.599.2278

Mailing Address Kwantlen Polytechnic University 12666 72 Avenue Surrey, BC V3W 2M8


Faculties Arts, Business, Community & Health Studies, Design, Academic & Career Advancement, Science & Horticulture, and Trades & Technology




High school graduation and English 12 with at least a “C” or equivalent. For a list of acceptable English equivalency please refer to: http://www.kwantlen.ca/calendar/2011-12/ar/admissionreqs.html


Undergraduate program often have higher and/or additional entrance requirements. Please see http://www.kwantlen.ca/calendar.html for a full list of program requirements. For English 12 and all other provincially examinable courses, Kwantlen will accept the blended grade (classroom grade + provincial examination grade) OR the classroom grade, whichever is higher, for the purposes of university and program admission and for satisfying course prerequisites.

Application Deadline Selective Entry Programs have the following application periods:

Fall semester (Sept to Dec) - Nov 1 to March 31 Dates and deadlines for other semesters - domestic students http://www.kwantlen.ca/admission/cdnappdeadlinesandfees.html Dates and deadlines for other semesters - international students http://www.kwantlen.ca/admission/intappdeadlinesandfees.html

Application Fee Domestic Applicants - $40.00 / International Applicants - $120.00

Can you apply online? Yes applications can be submitted online at Kwantlen.ca/apply

Reporting of Grades Not Applicable.

http://www.kwantlen.ca/admission/cdnappdeadlinesandfees.html

IB Credit Information IB Diploma Graduates: IB diploma graduates may qualify for early conditional admission to most programs. IB Certificate Students: IB students who have not completed the IB Diploma may still be eligible for admission. An evaluation of secondary school and IB transcripts will be completed to determine admission. Transfer credit may be assessed course by course for individual IB courses completed. Website: http://www.kwantlen.ca/transfercredit/baccalaureate.html Email: [email protected] Phone Number: 604.599.2285

AP Credit Information All Advanced Placement (AP) courses are considered for admission in combination with an approved high school graduation credential. Students will need to request official final transcripts to be sent directly to Kwantlen from both the high school attended/governing body and the College Board AP once all examinations have been completed. Website: http://www.kwantlen.ca/transfercredit/placement.html


Minimum English proficiency requirement is English 12 or Communications 12 with a “C” For other equivalencies please go to http://www.kwantlen.ca/calendar/2012-13/ar/admissionreqs.html


Residence Options First Choice International Placement Inc. Unit 115, 255 West 1st Street North Vancouver, BC V7M 3G8 Phone: 604.984.0868 Fax: 604.984.2373 Website: www.fciplacement.com Email: [email protected]


Please contact First Choice International Placement Inc. for information

Room Deposit Fee Please contact First Choice International Placement Inc. for information

Can You Apply Online? Please contact First Choice International Placement Inc. for information



Kwantlen offers over $2 million in scholarships, awards, and bursaries. $225,000 (35 individual awards) are entrance scholarships for students entering Kwantlen for the first time.


Entrance scholarships applications for first year students are typically accepted from January to mid-March for the following September intake.


All our scholarships, awards, and bursaries have various deadlines. Please visit the Student Awards and Financial Assistance website for specifics. Website: http://kwantlen.ca/awards.html

Decision Criteria Criteria is based on academic merit as well as community involvement http://www.kwantlen.ca/awards/Awards/entrance_scholarship.html


Not Applicable.

WHAT’S NEW

Kwantlen's newest degree programs

Bachelor of Music in Musical Arts (First Intake: Sept. 2012)

Bachelor of Applied Science in Sustainable Agriculture (First intake: Sept. 2012)

Bachelor of Science in Nursing Post Baccalaureate (First intake: Sept. 2012) Degrees under development in the near future:

Bachelor of Science in Health Science Bachelor of Technology in Trades Innovation

http://www.kwantlen.ca/calendar/2012-13/ar/admissionreqs.html

http://www.fciplacement.com/

http://www.kwantlen.ca/calendar/2012-13/arts/general-bmma-deg.html

http://kwantlen.ca/degrees/sustainable-agriculture.html

http://www.kwantlen.ca/calendar/programs/RR-nursingpb-deg.html

http://kwantlen.ca/degrees/healthscience.html

http://kwantlen.ca/degrees/tradesinnovation.html

Memorial University of Newfoundland

CONTACT INFORMATION

Contact Information for Students:

St. John's Campus: 1-866-354-8896 Email: [email protected] Grenfell Campus:1-888-637-6269 Email: [email protected] Marine Institute: 1-800-563-5799 Email: [email protected]


St. John's Campus: Jennifer Howell, [email protected] Call: 709-864-8626 Grenfell Campus: Carolyn Parsons,[email protected] Call: 709-637-6200 ext. 6422 Marine Institute: Angie Clarke, [email protected] Call: 709 778-0565

Admissions Contact:

St. John’s & Grenfell Campus: Maria Murray, Admissions Manager [email protected] call: 709-864-3705 Marine Institute: Patricia Whittle, Admissions Officer [email protected] call: 709-778-0380

Scholarship and Financial Aid Contact:

St. John’s & Grenfell Campus: Scholarships and Awards, [email protected] call: 709-864-3956 Marine Insitute: Student Affairs, call: 709-778-0565

Mailing Address: St. John’s Campus: 230 Elizabeth Ave, St. John's, NL, A1C 5S7 Marine Institute: P.O. Box 4920, St. John’s, NL, A1C 5R3


Faculties: Arts, Business Administration, Commerce, International Business, Education, Engineering, Fine Arts, Kinesiology, Medicine, Music, Nursing, Pharmacy, Physical Education, Recreation, Resource Managerment, Science, Social Work, Ocean Technology, Fisheries, Maritime Studies

Student Population:

Almost 19,000


Basic Admission Requirements:

St. John’s and Grenfell Campus: Completion of a recognized preparatory program with a 70% overall average from five subject areas which normally include: English, mathematics, a laboratory science, social science, and one elective Marine Institute: Completion of a recognized preparatory program with a 60% overall average from the grade 12 or equivalent English, mathematics, and a laboratory science


Provincial exams not required. If student chooses to write exam the higher grade will be used.


70% for general admission, higher for competitive programs such as Engineering, Commerce, Nurisng and Music. 60% for Marine Insititute programs

Application Deadline:

St. John’s and Grenfell Campus: March 1 for general admission; deadlines for competitive programs could differ. Marine Institute: April 15

Application Fee: $50

Can you apply online?

Yes; http://www.mun.ca/become/undergrad/admissions/apply/index.php Marine Institute: http://www.mi.mun.ca/apply/

Reporting of Grades

Students self report grades on the application and must arrange to have transcripts sent to institution.

IB Credit Information

http://www.mun.ca/become/undergrad/admissions/IB_Chart.php

AP Credit Information

http://www.mun.ca/advice/guide/advancedplacement.php


Residence Options:

Shared and single rooms in traditional dorm style and appartment style residences are available for the St. John's campus and Marine Insitute. The Grenfell Campus has single rooms only.

Residence Application Deadlines:

March 1

Room Deposit Fee: $500


St. John’s campus and the Marine Institute: http://www.mun.ca/hfcs/housingservices/on_campus/appfees/ Grenfell Campus: http://www.grenfell.mun.ca/swgc-res/Pages/onlineforms.aspx



Last year Memorial awarded over three million in scholarships.

Entrance Scholarship Application Deadlines:

March 1


Yes. Please check with the Scholarships and Awards Office for further information; [email protected].

Decision Criteria: Scholarships are awarded solely on academics.


Please contact the Scholarships and Award Office for more information; [email protected] or call: 709-864-3956

WHAT’S NEW

Find us on Facebook and Twitter @MemorialFutureU.

Three new majors are being offered through the Faculty of Science: marine biology, conservation & ecology, and cellular & molecular Biology

A new department of Ocean Sciences; along with a new minor in ocean sciences.

Students can now do a political science (co-op) program through the Faculty of Arts.

New major and honors programs in computational chemistry through the Bachelor of Science degree.

Construction is continuing at the St. John’s campus and Grenfell campus of Memorial University for two new single student residences.

Construction has started on a new wing for the Faculty of Medicine.

At the Grenfell Campus, Atlantic Canada’s largest astronomical telescope is now up and running.

The Marine Institute now offers a Joint Diploma/Bachelor of Technology in Underwater Vehicles and Ocean Mapping

www.mta.ca

CONTACT INFORMATION

Admissions/Recruitment Contact

Nathan Walker Admissions Counsellor (506) 364-3294 [email protected]


Margaret Esparza-Lee Financial Aid & Awards Counsellor (506) 364-2258 [email protected]

Campus Tours Judee Wellband Campus Liaison Officer (506) 364-2257 [email protected]

Mailing Address Registrar’s Office Mount Allison University 62 York Street Sackville, NB E4L 1E2


Faculties Primarily undergraduate, liberal arts and sciences, with over 40 academic programs available. Bachelor degrees in Sciences, Arts, Commerce/Business, Fine Arts, Music; unique BSc. Aviation program (only program of its kind in Maritimes in collaboration with Moncton Flight College)

Student Population 2500 Full and Part time students



Arts, Fine Arts, Music: English 12 + 3 other university preparatory classes at the grade 12 level. Science, Commerce: English 12 + Pre-calculus 12 + 2 other university preparatory classes at the grade 12 level. When considering an applicant for admissions and scholarships, Mount Allison will assess the set of university-preparatory courses which most favour the student. **While not a requirement, supporting documents are strongly encouraged (reference letters, resume, activities list, awards/achievements, etc).


70% guaranteed; 65-69% considered but may request additional information.

Application Deadline No deadline for admission; March 1st deadline for scholarship consideration.




Application Fee $50 online app; $60 hardcopy app

Can you apply online? YES

Reporting of Grades Students may be admitted based on Grade 11 marks. Mid-year grade 12

transcripts must be received by March 1 for applications to be considered for scholarship. All students admitted on Grade 11 or Mid-year Grade 12 marks must have final transcripts sent during the summer.

IB Credit Information International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma students must have at least three higher level courses with a minimum score of four in each higher level and standard level subject undertaken with an overall score of 28 (excluding bonus points). IB diploma candidates may qualify for up to 30 transfer credits. IB certificate students who complete higher level courses with a score of five or higher will have those courses assessed for transfer credits.

AP Credit Information Students completing subjects in the Advanced Placement program will be assessed for transfer credits on subjects completed at a level of 4 or 5 for a maximum of 18 credits.


If your first language is not English, you must provide documentation to show that you meet our English language proficiency requirements. Please visit www.mta.ca/apply/whoareyou/internat.html for more information.


Residence Options 13 co-ed residences including both traditional style residences and “small house” residence experiences (10-30 residents). Visit www.mta.ca/housing for more information.


June 3


Can You Apply Online? Yes



In 2011, approximately 60% of entering class received an entrance award.


March 1


None

Decision Criteria Academics, resume, letters of reference. Bell Scholarship requires essay. Sharp and Hill Scholarships include financial need component.


80%+ $500/yr 85%+ $1000/yr 90%+ $1500/yr

WHAT’S NEW

New $30 million Centre for the Arts to be opened in 2014 (Drama and Fine Arts)

Rebecca Anne Dixon named Mount Allison 50th Rhodes Scholar, the ninth in the past 11 years. Mount Allison has more Rhodes Scholars per capita than any other university in Canada.

In 2012, Mount Allison celebrated the grand opening of the $1.2 million Harold Crabtree Aqualab: Centre for Aquatic Sciences.

#1 ranked undergraduate university in Canada 15 of past 21 years, #2 for remaining 6 years (MacLeans magazine).

http://www.mta.ca/apply/whoareyou/internat.html

http://www.mta.ca/housing

www.queensu.ca

CONTACT INFORMATION


Email: [email protected] Phone: 613 533 2218 Website: www.queensu.ca/admission Fax: 613 533 6810


Wendy Smith Email: [email protected] Phone: 613 533 6000 ext 77130

Admissions Contact Same as above


Queen’s Learning Commons www.queensu.ca/qlc/index.html


Student Awards Email: [email protected] Phone: 613 533 6000 ext 71660

Mailing Address Office of the University Registrar – Undergraduate Admission Gordon Hall, 74 Union Street Queen’s University Kingston, Ontario, Canada K7L 3N6


Faculties Arts, Science, Computing, Fine Art, Music, Physical and Health Education, Kinesiology, Commerce, Engineering and Applied Science, Nursing, Concurrent Education (Arts/Science/Computing/Music), First Year Studies in England (Arts at Bader International Study Centre), Graduate Studies, Religion, Medicine, Consecutive Education, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy

Student Population Approximately 22 000 students (~16 000 full-time undergraduate students)



Four academic courses, including English 12 (blended grade). Please see www.queensu.ca/admission.apply for detailed program requirements. See www.queensu.ca/admission.apply/firstyear/requirements/nonontario/bc.html for a list of acceptable academic courses.


Competitive averages range from the low 80s to 90s, depending on the program of interest. Applicants are evaluated and admitted on the basis of grades as well as supplementary information as provided in our Personal Statement of Experience (PSE) – mandatory for all applicants to submit.

Application Deadline 1 February 2013

Application Fee OUAC application fee is $135 for initial three university/program choices in Ontario, institution and additional choice fees may apply. Queen’s has a supplemental/document evaluation fee of $85.

Can you apply online? Yes, through the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre. www.ouac.on.ca

Reporting of Grades Official transcripts must be sent directly from the high school once mid-term

or updated grades are available. All documents are due no later than 30 April 2013. Students should also request Queen’s/OUAC through the PSI selections form (recognizing ONLY final transcripts will be received through OUAC).

IB Credit Information www.queensu.ca/admission/apply/firstyear/transfercredit

AP Credit Information www.queensu.ca/admission/apply/firstyear/transfercredit


Students who have been schooled exclusively in English (English is the only medium of instruction at the school) for the most recent three years or have lived in a country where English is the acknowledged primary language for the most recent three years are not required to submit an English facility test. TOEFL: 88 (24W, 22S, 22R, 20L) IELTS: 7


Residence Options Guaranteed on-campus housing for all first-year full-time students who submit application and deposit by published deadline. Combination of single/double/triple rooms on single gender or co-ed floors. Majority will include an on-campus meal plan with flexible dietary options.


10 June 2013

Room Deposit Fee $525 deposit due 10 June 2013 (partially refundable for cancellations)

Can You Apply Online? Yes, please visit http://housing.queensu.ca/residences/newapplicant.asp



Queen’s offers a total of more than $22 million in financial assistance annually. More than half of incoming students receive scholarships and bursaries including Major Admission Awards valued up to


1 December 2012 – Major Admission Awards application deadline* 15 February 2013 – Other Merit-based Awards application deadline *to apply, students must be Canadian citizens or Permanent Residents


15 February 2013 – Admission Bursary application deadline* (need based)

Decision Criteria Major Admission Awards require a minimum of 90.0% (IB 36.5) average to be considered. Additional criteria, such as school nomination and/or community activities, may apply for some awards. www.queensu.ca/studentawards


No application required for Automatic Admission Scholarships. 90.0-94.9% (IB 36.5-38.5 core) Excellence Scholarship ($1500 - $2000) 95.0% (IB 39 core) Principal’s Scholarship ($8000 over two years)

WHAT’S NEW

English Bridging Program (QBridge): Upon successful completion of academic English language training with the Queen’s School of English, students will progress into an undergraduate degree program. QBridge will be offered to select students only. Isabelle Bader Performing Arts Centre opening in Fall 2013! Incredible facilities for students in our Music, Drama, Fine Art, Film and Media studies programs. Aboriginal Admission Policies: Arts and Science, Nursing, Concurrent Education. www.queensu.ca/admission/apply/aboriginaladmission Automatic Admission Scholarship program open to International students.

Royal Roads University

http://www.royalroads.ca/

CONTACT INFORMATION


Airess Brake, Recruitment Manager (250) 391-2600 ext 4708 Shawn Brake, Centre Director (250) 391-2600 ext 4700



Admissions Contact Karen Koeble Admissions (250) 391-2600 ext 4702 Colleen Kagetsu (250) 391-2600 ext 4703


Contact: Shawn Brake, Centre Director (250) 391-2600 ext 4708 http://www.studygroup.com/isc/royalroads/ http://www.royalroads.ca/



Mailing Address Royal Roads University, International Study Centre 2005 Sooke Road Victoria, BC V9B 5Y2


Faculties Faculty of Social and Applied Sciences and Faculty of Management

Student Population 5000



Please see http://www.studygroup.com/isc/royalroads/university-entry.aspx for a complete listing.


75%

Application Deadline For bachelor degrees, students may apply up to… July 30th for fall/September admission November 30th for winter/January admission March 31st for spring/May admission

Application Fee None



http://www.studygroup.com/isc/royalroads/


http://www.studygroup.com/isc/royalroads/university-entry.aspx

Reporting of Grades

IB Credit Information For any IB work, students are advised and welcome to contact the ISC Director, Mr. Shawn Brake at 250-391-2600 ext. 4700.

AP Credit Information For any AP work, students are advised and welcome to contact the ISC Director, Mr. Shawn Brake at 250-391-2600 ext. 4700.


For bachelor degrees… -IELTS = 5.5, with no band lower than 5.0 -iBT TOEFL = 68 *For students who require help with their English, EAP and UBP programs are offered, and upon their successful completion students may transfer directly into the degree study program of their choice. *For students who are unsure of their English level, an in-house test is available and may be taken at the International Study Centre prior to or upon application. Please see http://www.studygroup.com/isc/royalroads/university-entry.aspx for more information or contact the ISC at (250) 391-2600 ext. 4703.


Residence Options Students may participate in our homestay program or find their own place in which to reside amongst the many available options within walking distance to RRU. Currently there is no residence option at RRU.


N/A

Room Deposit Fee N/A

Can You Apply Online? N/A



The International Study Centre provides many scholarships throughout the year. Please see http://www.studygroup.com/isc for current scholarship offerings or contact Airess Brake at (250) 391-2600 ext. 4008 for more information.


Please see http://www.studygroup.com/isc


Please see http://www.studygroup.com/isc

Decision Criteria Please see http://www.studygroup.com/isc


N/A

http://www.studygroup.com/isc/royalroads/university-entry.aspx

http://www.studygroup.com/isc




Ryerson University is Canada’s leader in innovative, career-oriented education and a university clearly on the move. With a mission to serve societal need, and a long-standing commitment to engaging its community, Ryerson offers close to 100 undergraduate and graduate programs. Distinctly urban, culturally diverse and inclusive, the university is home to 30,000 students, including 2,300 masters and PhD students.

CONTACT INFORMATION Recruitment and Admissions:

William Waugh, Acting Manager, National Recruitment Tel: 416-979-5030 Email: [email protected]

Contact for Students:

416-979-5036; whyryerson.ca; @Ryerson_UAR; facebook.com/RyersonUAR Mailing: Undergraduate Admissions and Recruitment, 350 Victoria Street, Toronto, ON, M5B2K3

Scholarships and Financial Aid:

www.ryerson.ca/currentstudents/awards/entrance Tel: 416-979-5113 Email: [email protected]

Campus Tours: General Campus Tours operate Monday – Friday at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Info: www.ryerson.ca/undergraduate/admission/visit

Upcoming Events: To see all events please visit: www.ryerson.ca/undergraduate/admission/visit INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION

Student Population: 30,000 full-time undergraduate and graduate students New Programs: Fall 2012 - Environment and Urban Sustainability; History.

Fall 2013 - Accounting and Finance; Creative Industries; Philosophy; Professional Communications. Program Changes: Early Childhood Education renamed to Early Childhood Studies

Faculty of Science launched fall 2012 Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Science renamed to Faculty of Engineering and Architectural Science

ADMISSIONS AND TRANSITION INFORMATION British Columbia Admission Requirements

Details available at: http://www.ryerson.ca/undergraduate/admission/overview/ BC High School Diploma with four academic Grade 12 courses. It is essential that the subject prerequisite(s) and grade(s) for specific Ryerson programs form part of the academic background of applicants from outside of Ontario, especially in the last two years of high school studies. Subject prerequisite grades required for admission (normally in the 65-75 percent range) are determined on the basis of competition. Overall admission averages (of the four academic Grade 12 courses) are determined on the basis of competition and vary from program-to-program and year-to-year. Grade ranges from last year can be found at www.electronicinfo.ca Programs may also specify non-academic requirements for admissions (e.g. portfolio, interview, etc.)

Supplemental Application:

A supplementary form is required and available at: http://www.ryerson.ca/undergraduate/admission/apply/forms/ Non-Academic requirements are required for Grades-Plus programs. A listing of Grades-Plus programs and the Non-Academic requirements are available at: www.ryerson.ca/undergraduate/admission/overview/

Application Method and Fee

Applicants from outside of Ontario apply via the OUAC 105 application, available online at: http://www.ouac.on.ca/ouac-105/ The OUAC base application fee is $135, which includes three program choices within the Ontario university system. Ryerson’s Supplemental Fee is an additional $80.

Alternate Offers of Admission:

Alternate offers are not automatic. Applicants should apply to all programs they wish to be considered for.

Deferral Policy: Limited - must be requested in writing to the Executive Director, Undergraduate Admissions and Recruitment.

Special Consideration Policy:

• The Access Centre provides students with disabilities accommodation services and supports needed to achieve academic success and access to the university. Students may contact the Access Centre at 416-979-5290 or [email protected]

• Applicants may also request special consideration based on circumstances that adversely affected their grades by submitting a letter to Undergraduate Admissions describing the impact that circumstances beyond their control had on their grades, along with supporting documentation (e.g. letter from physician, guidance counselor/social worker).

IB Policy: Students applying with the International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma must present passes in at least six subjects: three at the Higher level and three at the Standard level, with a total grade total not less than

28 and with no mark less than 4. Transfer credits may be available for Higher Level (HL) courses with a grade of 5 or higher.

AP Policy: Transfer credits may be granted for AP subject examinations with grades of 4 or better. Policy on Repeated Courses:

For admissions purposes, we accept the highest completed grade. For scholarship purposes, we will allow two repeat attempts in total.

Ranking on OUAC Application:

Order of choice is not considered in the admission selection process.

Tuition Deposit: $1,000 Due: Early July (Date TBA) English Proficiency Requirements:

Applicants from a country where English is not the first language, or where English is an official language but not the first language, including applicants who have resided in Canada for four calendar years or less (i.e., date of entry to Canada was on or after January 1, 2009 for fall 2013), are required to present proof of English Language Proficiency at a satisfactory level. Ryerson accepts results from the following tests of English language proficiency: RTEP (Ryerson Test of English Proficiency), TOEFL, IELTS, MELAB, and CAEL. Minimum required scores vary by academic program.

SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Scholarships: Guaranteed & Competitive Entrance Scholarships

Open to students of recognized Canadian curriculum secondary schools who have continuously been and are currently enrolled full-time, are enrolling in a postsecondary institution for the first time, and have submitted a complete application to Ryerson by May 1, 2013. Applicants who fit the above criteria with final averages of 90% and higher who meet the terms and conditions for scholarship are guaranteed an entrance scholarship. Whether the scholarship is renewable or awarded on a one-time only basis varies by program. With an 80% average and higher students are eligible in both entrance scholarship categories for $500 up to $4000. Further information is available online: www.ryerson.ca/undergraduate/admission/scholarships/

Additional Scholarships Application Information and Deadline:

President’s National Scholarships – 6 @ $40,000 ($10,000/yr) Ted Roger’s School of Management – 6 @ $40,000 ($10,000/yr) Ted Roger’s School of Management – 13 @ $10,000 (First year) Numerous other entrance scholarships are available: http://www.ryerson.ca/currentstudents/awards/entrance/index.html Additional competitive entrance scholarships are available by application. Information is available at: www.ryerson.ca/currentstudents/awards/entrance/

Bursary Information:

The Ryerson University bursary is based on the Student Access Guarantee laid out by the Ministry of Training Colleges and Universities: www.ryerson.ca/currentstudents/financialaid/sag/bursary/

RESIDENCE INFORMATION Residence Options: Ryerson offers three on-campus residences. Pitman Hall is a traditional style 14-storey residence that

houses 566 students primarily in single bedrooms. The International Living/Learning Centre (ILC) is a former 11-storey hotel that houses 252 students in extra-large single rooms with ensuite bathroom. O’Keefe House is a 33-student residence with double and triple occupancy rooms. There is a large communal kitchen onsite. Meal plans are mandatory for Pitman Hall and the ILC.


TBA (typically late May or early June); applications are available online May 1.

Residence Guaranteed?

Residence is not guaranteed. Priority is given to first-year students coming directly from secondary school whose permanent address is the furthest distance from Toronto. When the number of applicants exceeds the number of spaces, a priority sequence waiting list is generated. Applicants must be accepted into a full-time undergraduate program to be eligible for residence.

Room Deposit Fee: $400 Online Application: www.ryerson.ca/studentservices/housing/resadmissions

WHAT’S NEW? New Buildings: Image Arts Building and Ryerson Image Centre (opened fall 2011) Mattamy Athletic Centre at Maple Leaf Gardens (opened spring 2012) Student Learning Centre (opening winter 2014) New Student Residence (opening fall 2016) Health Sciences Building (TBD)

www.smu.ca

CONTACT INFORMATION


Lauren Cullen, Liaison & Admissions Officer [email protected] 902.420.5128


Lauren Cullen, Liaison & Admissions Officer [email protected] 902.420.5128

Admissions Contact [email protected]


Atlantic Centre of Research, Access and Support for Students with Disabilities [email protected] 902.420.5452


[email protected]

Mailing Address 923 Robie St., Halifax NS B3H 3C3


Faculties Arts, Business, Science, Engineering, Environmental Studies




Bachelor of Arts: English 12; Four other academic Grade 12 courses Bachelor of Commerce: English 12; Foundations of Math 12 OR Pre Calculus 12 OR Calculus 12; Three other academic Grade 12 courses Bachelor of Science: English 12; Pre Calculus 12 OR Calculus 12; Two Grade 12 sciences (Biology, Chemistry, or Physics); One other academic Grade 12 course Diploma in Engineering: English 12; Pre Calculus 12 OR Calculus 12; Physics 12; Chemistry 12; One other academic Grade 12 course Bachelor of Environmental Studies: English 12; Four other academic Grade 12 courses


Minimum 70% average in pre-requisite courses with no mark below 60%

Application Deadline March 15 for automatic entrance scholarship consideration

Application Fee $40 application fee; $25 residence application fee

Can you apply online? YES: www.smu.ca

http://www.smu.ca/






http://www.smu.ca/

Reporting of Grades Please send official transcripts to Admissions Office

IB Credit Information Minimum total diploma score for admission: 24 Minimum total diploma score for automatic entrance scholarship: 28 Minimum total diploma score for 30 credit hours (one year) toward degree program: 30 (including a Philosophy credit for Theory of Knowledge) Credit may be granted to students who complete IB Diploma courses at the Higher Level and score grades of 5, 6, or 7 For more information contact: Lauren Cullen, Liaison & Admissions Officer [email protected] 902.420.5128

AP Credit Information Credit may be granted to students who score 4 or 5 on AP exams.


IELTS: Minimum score 6.5 with no band below 6.0 TOEFL: Minimum 80 on iBT with no band below 20 An English as a Second Language Centre is located on campus and offers year-round intensive English language programs that can lead to unconditional admission to undergraduate programs. Visit www.smu.ca/academic/tesl for more information.


Residence Options Super-single, single, double, apartment-style. Over 1,000 bedspaces available on campus.


No set deadline but students are encouraged to apply as early as possible. Guaranteed room placement to students who apply before March 15.


Can You Apply Online? YES: www.smu.ca



Unlimited – over $5 million awarded each year in scholarships, bursaries, awards


March 15


Students will be considered for automatic renewable entrance scholarships after March 15 as resources permit. Visit www.smu.ca/scholarships for a listing of all Named Entrance Scholarships that range in value up to $36,000.

Decision Criteria Academic merit, community/ extracurricular involvement, financial need


Automatic scholarship consideration based on: 95%+ (IB 36+) $14,000 total value ($3,500/ year) 90-94.99% (IB 33-35) $8,000 total value ($2,000/ year) 85-89.99% (IB 30-32) $4,000 total value ($1,000/ year) 80-84.99% (IB 28-29) $3,500 total value ($500 first year, then $1,000 per year)

WHAT’S NEW

Admission average is now 70% for all academic programs

Co-operative Education now an option for all Bachelor of Arts majors!

New northeast campus set to open in 2013 and new Homburg Centre for Health & Wellness now open – campus infrastructure renovations have reached $100 million

IB students now receive a Philosophy credit for Theory of Knowledge


http://www.smu.ca/academic/tesl

http://www.smu.ca/

http://www.smu.ca/scholarships


students.sfu.ca/futurestudents or 778-782-6930


Connie Fish: 778.782.4970 or [email protected] students.sfu.ca/counsellors

Admissions Contact students.sfu.ca/asksfu or 778-782-6930


Centre for Students with Disabilities - support and accommodations for students with disabilities: students.sfu.ca/disabilityaccess

Student Learning Commons - academic writing, learning and study strategies resources and workshops: learningcommons.sfu.ca


students.sfu.ca/financialaid

Entrance Scholarships: 778.782.6798 / [email protected]

Financial Assistance: 778.782.6930 / [email protected]

Mailing Address Admissions, SFU, 8888 University Drive, Burnaby, BC V5A 1S6


Faculties Over 100 programs in 8 Faculties: Applied Sciences / Arts and Social Sciences / Beedie School of Business / Communication, Art and Technology / Education / Environment / Health Sciences / Science Co-operative Education is available in all of our programs

Student Population Approximately 23,000 undergraduate students on three campuses



English 12 (or English 12 First Peoples or Français Première Langue 12) with a minimum of 60%

Three additional courses: Biology 12 / BC First Nations studies 12 / Calculus 12 / Chemistry 12 / Comparative Civilization 12 / Economics 12 / English Literature 12 / Foundations of Math 12 / French 12 or Français Langue Seconde 12 / Geography 12 / Geology 12 / German 12 / History 12 / Japanese 12 / Law 12 / Mandarin 12 / Philosophy 12 / Physics 12 / PreCalculus 12 / Punjabi 12 / Social Justice 12 / Spanish 12 / Sustainable Resources 12

English 11, Principles of Math 11 or PreCalculus 11 (minimum 60%), a science 11 and a language 11 (beginner’s language is acceptable)

SFU accepts challenge exams for admission

Beedie School of Business requires a supplemental application Contemporary Arts programs may require a supplemental application


In Fall 2012, the minimum admissions average ranged from 78% - 87%, depending on the Faculty

Application Deadline Early Admission: February 28th Regular Admission: April 30th

Application Fee $75 CAN

Can you apply online? Online admission application opens October 1st: www.applybc.ca

Reporting of Grades Self-report your marks at sis.sfu.ca between December 15th and April 30th for early admission

IB Credit Information Heather Roberts: 778.782.4663 / [email protected]

IB Diploma holders will be granted one full year of transfer credit (30 units). Credit will be awarded for standard and higher level subjects with a minimum mark of 4.


http://students.sfu.ca/disabilityaccess



http://www.applybc.ca/

Students in a partial IB programs will be considered for admission based on their secondary school results, and will receive transfer credit for higher level courses completed with a grade of 5.

For further information, including a list of transfer credit see students.sfu.ca/admission/requirements/international-baccalaureate.html

AP Credit Information Transfer credit and/or advanced standing are granted for a minimum score of 4 on AP exams in transferable subjects. Course challenge is also available in some disciplines. For further information, including transfer credit see students.sfu.ca/admission/requirements/advanced-placement.html


Completion of the last 3 years of full-time education in Canada: min 60% in English 12 or English Lit 12 or English 12 First Peoples. Less than 3 years: IELTS 6.5 with 6 in each component OR TOEFL IBT 88 with 20 in each component.


Residence Options First year students live in one of 727 fully furnished single rooms, each with its own fridge, cable and high speed internet. A meal plan completes the experience. UniverCity, a sustainable urban community within walking distance to the Burnaby campus, has private rentals. See www.sfuoffcampushousing.com Residences are being developed at the Surrey campus.


Apply by February 28th for priority placement. Do not wait for an offer of admission to apply for residence!

Room Deposit Fee A $25 non-refundable residence application fee is required. To accept the offer, we require a $700 non-refundable confirmation payment.

Can You Apply Online? Applications to SFU Residence and Housing are completed online at students.sfu.ca/residences

SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION **


Over 3,500 entrance scholarships and awards worth $2,000 to $34,000 were offered for Fall 2012


Major Entrance Scholarship applications must be received by February 28th


Please see our website for other deadlines: students.sfu.ca/financialaid

Decision Criteria While some Entrance Scholarships are automatically awarded on the basis of academic performance, our major scholarships also recognize breadth, community involvement and leadership.


• Automatic entrance scholarships recognize high academic achievement. All applicants will automatically be considered. • Each BC entrance scholarship recipient from outside the Lower Mainland will also receive a one-time travel allowance of $500.

WHAT’S NEW

** Major changes to our Entrance Scholarships, see students.sfu.ca/financialaid for details

SFU is the first and only non-American university to compete in the NCAA

New Business Minor Program

New admissions application – simplified and improved

SFU – Langara degree program allows students to complete BA or BSc at both institutions BC Counsellors’ Day will be held at SFU Vancouver campus on Thursday November 22, 2012

SFU Supertours: Oct 27, Nov 17 and Feb 16. See students.sfu.ca/tour/supertour for details

http://www.sfuoffcampushousing.com/

www.stfx.ca

CONTACT INFORMATION


Thomas Turniawan – Admissions Advisor (p) 902-867-5426 (f) 902-867-2329 (e) [email protected]


Thomas Turniawan – Admissions Advisor Mark Kolanko – Counsellor Support Lead (p) 902-867-5120 (f) 902-867-2329 (e) [email protected]

Admissions Contact Brittany Landry – Acting Manager of Admissions (p) 902-867-2305 (f) 902-867-2329 (e) [email protected]


Elizabeth Kell – Coordinator, Centre for Accessible Learning, Tramble Rooms (p) 902-867-5349 (f) 902-867-5349 (e) [email protected]


Donna Hudson – Scholarship Officer (p) 902-867-5384 (f) 902-867-2329 (e) [email protected] Rachel MacFarlane – Financial Aid Officer (p) 902-867-2374 (f) 902-867-5458 (e) [email protected]

Mailing Address StFX Recruitment and Admissions 5005 Chapel Sq. Antigonish, NS, B2G 2W5


Faculties Arts, Science, Business and Information Systems, Education

Student Population 4200 Full Time



English 12 plus four university preparatory courses. University preparatory courses vary by program, and specific requirements can be found either at the back of the viewbook, or online at http://stfx.ca/apply/requirements. The viewbook and website list every high school course that we accept as university preparatory depending on the program being applied for. Should a student be taking a course that is university preparatory, but is not listed in the viewbook or website, please contact Brittany Landry.


70%, with no mark below a 65%. Programs with limited enrollment (Business, Human Kinetics, Nursing, Human Nutrition, Engineering) will require a higher average.

Application Deadline No deadline to apply; however students applying for limited-enrollment programs are encouraged to apply by mid-February.

Application Fee $40

Can you apply online? Yes, at www.stfx.ca/apply

http://stfx.ca/apply/requirements

Reporting of Grades Students cannot self-report grades. They must request their guidance

counselor send us a copy of their transcript by mail or fax.

IB Credit Information StFX will offer up to 18 transfer credits for completing the IB diploma with a minimum overall score of 24 points and a minimum grade of 5, 6 or 7 in higher-level courses only. StFX may also grant advanced standing to students who have taken higher-level subjects with a score of 5, 6 or 7 but who did not complete the diploma program. Please contact Brittany Landry with any addition questions.

AP Credit Information Applicants who have complete Advanced Placement courses with a score of 3 or higher are eligible to receive advanced standing.


IELTS minimum score: 6.5 TOEFL minimum scores: 580 (paper-based), 236 (computer-based), 92 (internet-based). If a student completes the final two years of high school English with a 65% average (in both courses), they are exempt from writing an English proficiency test.


Residence Options StFX is a community-oriented campus with 16 residences, ranging from single gendered to co-ed, and single or double rooms; apartment and suite style available for upper-year students.


Any student who confirms by May 15th and pays the residence deposit is guaranteed a spot in residence in first year.


Can You Apply Online? Yes, at www.stfx.ca/apply



Varies from year to year.


March 1st. All students who submit a complete application by March 1st will automatically be considered for all major and entrance scholarships. A complete application includes the application form, two reference letters, and a copy of first semester grade 12 marks.


None.

Decision Criteria Average based on first semester grade 12 marks of applicable program, extra-curricular involvement, and reference letters. Students nominated for the JP McCarthy Scholarship must rank in the top 1% or 2% of their class.


85%-89.9% - $3500 guaranteed entrance scholarship. 90%+ - $4000 guaranteed entrance scholarship.

WHAT’S NEW

We are expanding our exceptional residence experience with the addition of two new state-of-the-art residence living and learning spaces. Slated to open for September 2013.

StFX President, Dr. Sean Riley, is among the newest appointments to the Order of Canada, being recognized for his contributions to StFX, as well as the community.

The Gerald Schwartz School of Business and Information Systems received two distinct national accreditations: The Co-op program, from the Canadian Association for Co-operative Education; and a five-year accreditation for our Business program (major and honours in Accounting) from CMA Canada.

Craig Kielburger (co-founder of Free the Children) was on campus in February to deliver the keynote address for our inaugural McKenna Leadership Centre Encouter – a two-day service learning workshop.

CONTACT INFORMATION


Michelle Monahan Admissions Counsellor [email protected] Direct Line: (506) 453-7218


Same as above plus: Ryan Sullivan Interim Director of Recruitment [email protected] Direct Line: (506) 452-0343

Kathryn Monti Director of Admissions [email protected] Direct Line: (506) 452-0603

Admissions Contact Admissions Office Phone: (506) 452-0532 or 1-877-788-4443 (toll-free) Email: [email protected] Fax: (506) 452-0617


Same as Contact Information for Guidance Counsellors. www.stu.ca → Future Students


Same as Contact Information for Guidance Counsellors.

Mailing Address Admissions Office St. Thomas University Fredericton NB E3B5G3


Faculties Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Education, Bachelor of Social Work

Student Population ~2500



English 12 Academic plus four grade 12 academic electives. IB students require total score of 26 or higher. We can use any of these courses as electives: Applications of Math 12 Biology 12 Calculus 12 Chemistry 12 Comp. Civilizations 12 Economics 12

First Nations Studies 12 Francais 12 Geography 12 Geology 12 Geometry 12 History 12 Physics 12

Principles of Math 11 & 12 Social Justice 12 Spanish 12 Western Civilization 12 Writing 12

We can use one from each of the below categories as electives: Media Communications 12 Tech. & Prof. Comm. 12

Fine Arts Acting 12 Art 12 Art Foundations 12 Band 12 Concert Choir 12 Dance 12 Stagecraft 12 Visual Art 12

Business/Law Marketing 12 Law 12





http://www.stu.ca/


70% Regular Admissions (60-69% First Year Studies Admission)

Application Deadline Recommended March 31, applications accepted until August 31

Application Fee $35


Reporting of Grades Official transcripts can be mailed or faxed directly by the institution. They can also be mailed by student in an envelope sealed by the institution.

IB Credit Information IB students are eligible for a maximum of 30 credit hours in transfer credit with grades of 5, 6 or 7 on the external examinations for individual higher-level International Baccalaureate subjects.

AP Credit Information AP students are eligible for a maximum of 18 credit hours in transfer credit with grades of 4 or 5 on Advanced Placement tests.


Same contact as Admissions Office. Please see website: www.stu.ca → Future Students → Entrance Requirements → English as a Second Language


Residence Options Single and double rooms. Upper and lower campus.


Recommended March 31





Varies


March 1


March 1

Decision Criteria Renewable Academic Scholarships: admissions average, class ranking, difficulty of courses, min. average of 90+%. Renewable Leadership Scholarship: leadership through extracurricular activities, volunteerism, demonstrated commitment to the benefit of others, min. admission average of 80%. Millennium Entrance Bursaries: financial need, must submit letter to Admissions Office.


Renewable Guaranteed Entrance Scholarships given to students with admission averages of 80+%. Average 80-89%: $1000 Scholarship in first year, renewable with 3.5 GPA. Average 90+%: $2000 Scholarship in first year, $1000 renewable with 3.5 GPA.

WHAT’S NEW

Increased Renewable Entrance Scholarship Guarantees.

New Concentration in Creative Writing within English Literature Major.

Interdisciplinary Major in Peace Studies.

New Major in Communications and Public Policy.

New Honours programme in Native Studies.

New international experience opportunities.

http://www.stu.ca/

www.tru.ca

CONTACT INFORMATION Contact Information for Students:

The Welcome Centre - P: 250.828.5006 or find contact info for our student recruiters at www.tru.ca/welcome. Program information requests forms also at www.tru.ca/moreinfo


Same as above. See also www.tru.ca/counsellors.

Admissions Contact: Admissions & Registration Office: P: 250.828.5036, F: 250.371.5960, email: [email protected], web: www.tru.ca/admreg/admissions


Financial Aid & Awards Office: P. 250.828.5024, F. 250.371.5668, email: [email protected], web: www.tru.ca/awards

Mailing Address: TRU, 900 McGill Road, Kamloops, BC, V2C 0C8


Faculties: Law; Arts; Science; Business & Economics; Human, Social & Educational Development; Nursing; Tourism; Trades & Technology

Student Population: 10,000 on-campus; including 1,600 international students from over 80 countries; 15,000 additional TRU Open Learning students



Each program lists its own individual requirements, but most programs require a 73% in English 12. Consult the Program Guide for details. Note: A second language is not a requirement for admission.


Optional Government Exams are NOT required (English 12 still required). TRU will accept the higher mark if a student opts to write an exam.


TRU takes a different approach to the admissions process, which is not based on calculated averages. Each program has its own individual high school course requirements for admission. Note: An Open Admission Policy is in place for 1st year Arts, Science and Business - if students do not meet admission requirements, they are still eligible for admission and can upgrade during first year.

Application Deadline: Academic Programs: Early deadline is March 1st; Regular deadline is April 30th; Applications accepted until Sept. 1st; admission as space permits. Nursing: Jan. 15th; Social Work: Jan 25th; Education: Feb. 15th; Animal Health Technology: Feb. 15th; Respiratory Therapy: March 31st Career Tech, Certificate, & Diploma Programs: Deadlines vary from January to August, email [email protected] or contact a Student Recruiter in the Welcome Centre (see contact info at top).

Application Fee: $25.50; $100 for international students

Can you apply online? Yes. Apply through the ApplyBC website, www.applybc.ca or the TRU website, www.tru.ca/apply (paper apps.also available here). International Students: www.truworld.ca

http://www.tru.ca/welcome

http://www.tru.ca/moreinfo

http://www.tru.ca/awards

http://www.applybc.ca/

http://www.tru.ca/apply

http://www.truworld.ca/

Reporting of Grades N/A. Students do not self-report grades to TRU

IB Credit Information TRU recognizes and awards credits to students who complete and present official transcripts for enriched secondary school programs. An AP grade of 4 or better is required and an IB grade of 5 or better is required in a higher level course. Visit www.tru.ca/counsellors for quick reference sheet.

AP Credit Information See above


Residence Options: All facilities are privately owned and operated. Visit www.tru.ca/housing TRU Residence & Conference Centre: 11-storey building; doubles/quads, fully furnished rooms with double bed, desk, cable TV, internet, local calling, kitchen with full-size fridge and microwave; common kitchens/ lounges. Approx. $6000/year. On-Campus Student Housing: Quad-style format; outside entry; 300 units with bed, desk, mini-kitchen; central TV, recreation and study area. Approx. $4100/year. Upper College Heights: 215 dorm beds in quad-style format and 88 two and three bedroom apartments. Dorms are furnished with bed, desk, dresser, and include some TV channels; rec. area with games and TV. Dorms approx. $4000/year; apartments approx. $1000/month. Other: visit www.tru.ca/housing


First-applied, first-paid (deposits), first-served. Guaranteed housing for first-year students in the TRU Residence - deadline March 1st.

Room Deposit Fee: TRU Residence & Conference Centre: $500 On-Campus Student Housing: $275 plus $50 application fee Upper College Heights: $225

Can You Apply Online? Yes. Visit www.tru.ca/housing for links to each residence website



Entrance Scholarships: Approx. 75 scholarships totaling approx. $250,000 Ongoing Awards: Hundreds of awards in various categories totaling over $1.6 million dollars


March 1st.


Yes. Visit www.tru/awards for a full list of awards, requirements and deadlines

Decision Criteria: Ambassador’s (up to $20K - $5K renewable*4 years) and President's Entrance ($3,500) Scholarships: Academic excellence based on Grade 11 marks in core subjects, leadership and community service through documented references. Leadership ($3,500) and Community Service ($1, 000) Entrance Scholarships: Strong leadership roles, involvement in range of activities; good academic standing


No.

WHAT’S NEW

TRU Law School (inaugural class 2011 - www.tru.ca/law ); New in the BA: Major in Communication, Minor in Creative Writing; Co-op Education for credit (www.tru.ca/careereducation); Global Competency Certificate (www.tru.ca/global)

http://www.tru.ca/counsellors

http://www.tru.ca/housing

http://www.tru.ca/housing

http://www.tru.ca/careereducation

http://www.tru.ca/global

PETERBOROUGH OSHAWA

TWO CAMPUSES. LIMITLESS POSSIBILITIES.

www.trentu.ca

CONTACT INFORMATION


Peterborough : Liaison & Campus Tours Office, 1-888-739-8885, [email protected] Oshawa : Trent in Oshawa Office, 905-435-5100, [email protected]


Sasha Trivett, Manager, Recruitment, 705-748-1011, ext. 7584, [email protected] Jessica Lee, Enrolment Advisor, 705-748-1011 ext. 6125, [email protected]

Admissions Contact Kevin Whitmore, Manager, Admissions, 705-748-1011, ext. 7748, [email protected] General inquiries: 705-748-1011, [email protected]


Academic Advising, www.trentu.ca/advising Academic Skills Centre, [email protected], www.trentu.ca/academicskills Career Centre, 705-748-1011, ext. 6102, [email protected], www.trentu.ca/careers Disability Services Office, 705-748-1281, [email protected], www.trentu.ca/disabilityservices


Financial Aid Office, 705-748-1011, ext. 1524, [email protected], www.trentu.ca/financialaid

Mailing Address Peterborough: 1600 West Bank Drive, Peterborough, ON K9J 7B8 Oshawa: 55 Thornton Road South, Oshawa, ON L1J 5Y1


Faculties Education, Humanities, Nursing, Social Science, Science

Student Population Just over 7,800 students in Peterborough and Oshawa



Bachelor of Arts or : English 12 plus three other academic grade 12 courses. Bachelor of Science Provincial exams not required Forensic Science: Biology 12, Chemistry 12, Math 12 Trent-Fleming School of Nursing: Biology 12, Chemistry 12, English 12, Math 12 Queen’s-Trent Concurrent Teacher Education: Personal Statement of Experience Arts & Science Stream for Teacher Education: Applicant Profile


70%: General Arts and Science programs, Bachelor of Business Administration 75%: Bachelor of Arts & Science, Arts & Science Stream for Teacher Education, Bachelor of Environmental Science/Studies, Forensic Science, Trent-Fleming School of Nursing 80%: Queen’s-Trent Concurrent Teacher Education

Application Deadline January 16, 2013 for limited enrolment programs

Application Fee $135

Can you apply online? Yes, through the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre www.ouac.on.ca

Reporting of Grades In-progress grades can be sent to the Admissions Department from the High School

IB Credit Information Transfer credits will be granted for IB Higher Level courses with grades of five (5) or better.

AP Credit Information Transfer credits will be granted for Advanced Placement courses with grades of four (4) or better.


TOEFL: 86 iBT, 580 PBT with minimum TWE score of 4.5 IELTS: 6.5, with no band lower than 6.0 Trent-ESL offers intensive English language and academic skills preparation and allows gradual admission to degree studies for students who do not meet our English proficiency requirements or who feel they will benefit from additional language support. www.trentu.ca/esl


Residence Options Trent offers dormitory and apartment-style residences across four colleges at our Peterborough campus. More than 80% of Trent’s residence rooms are single rooms. Visit our website at www.trentu.ca/housing. Residence cost includes meal plans, telephone, and internet.


June 1, 2013, for a guaranteed space in residence. Residence applications received after the deadline will be awarded subject to availability.

Room Deposit Fee Acceptance of the offer of admission and a residence advance payment of $500 must be submitted by the due date noted on the Offer of Accommodation.

Can You Apply Online? Online applications are available March 1 through our website at www.trentu.ca/housing



With the most investments in scholarships and bursaries for its size in Canada, Trent believes in rewarding students’ academic achievements and in making university education as accessible as possible.


Trent’s Renewable Entrance Scholarships are automatically awarded to students entering with an overall average of 80% or better.


Trent Prestigious Scholarships: Available for Canadian citizens and permanent residents. Values range from $17,000 and $20,000, up to full tuition scholarship over four years. Deadline: March 31, 2012. www.trentu.ca/financialaid Global Citizens Scholarships: Available for international students. Values range up to full scholarships over four years. Deadline: February 15, 2012. www.trentu.ca/international/financesandscholarships.php Green and White Athletic Scholarships Awards: Athletic Financial Awards offered to entering student athletes who have achieved an academic average above 80%, and have been recruited for athletics skills and abilities. www.trentvarsity.ca/awards.php

Decision Criteria Trent University’s scholarships are awarded based on merit. Trent University’s bursaries are awarded based on documented financial need. Entrance Bursaries of $500 and $1,000 are granted to students entering postsecondary studies for the first time. Entrance Bursary applications are due June 15, 2013. An extensive in-course bursary and award program is available for students with additional financial need. In-course bursary applications are available starting in September. www.trentu.ca/financialaid


Full Tuition Scholarship: Awarded to Canadian citizens and permanent residents entering their first year at Trent directly from a Canadian secondary school with a final admission average of 90% or higher. Full Tuition 90-100% $1500 Scholarship: 85-89% $1000 Scholarship: 80-84%

All entrance scholarships are renewable annually. Full details on scholarship programs available at www.trentu.ca/financialaid

WHAT’S NEW

Programs: Journalism, Archaeology, Bachelor of Arts and Science, and Bachelor of Environmental Science/Studies

Trent University Applicant Portal – find out your admission status and documents we have received on the portal. Visit www.trentu.ca/applicants to gain information on applying to Trent University.

Connect with us on Facebook – Trent U Future Students: www.facebook.com/TrentUFutureStudents

The new Trent Community Sport & Recreation Centre (TCSRC) at the Peterborough campus offers a state-of-the-art 28 ft high indoor climbing facility, North America’s most advanced indoor rowing/paddling tank, competitive squash courts, warm therapy pool, expanded therapy clinic offering on-site physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and sports health services.

CONTACT INFORMATION


http://www.twu.ca/undergraduate/


Brian Kerr

Executive Director of Admissions

Phone: 604.513.2019

Email: [email protected] Admissions Contact Phone: 604.513.2019

Toll Free: 1.888.468.6898

Email: [email protected]


Dave Stinson [email protected]


Phone: 604.513.2031

Fax: 604.513.2159

E-mail: [email protected]

Mailing Address 7600 Glover Road

Langley, BC Canada

V2Y 1Y1


Faculties School of Business School of Education School of Human Kinetics School of Nursing Aviation Studies School of Arts, Media + Culture Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences

Student Population 2,500 Undergraduates 1,000 Graduates



General Admission Requirements: Students are required to graduate from

high school or equivalent with a university preparatory program. This must

include English 12 plus three additional Grade 12 academic subjects at a

minimum overall average of 67%. A minimum grade of 60% or better is

expected on the provincial examination portion of English 12.

Math Requirements for Nursing program: Pre-Calculus 11 to replace

Foundations of Math 11

Math Recommendations for Sciences and Business: Pre-Calculus 11/12

For more details please go to the following link:

http://www.twu.ca/undergraduate/admissions/ Application Deadline February 28

Application Fee Free

Can you apply online? Yes, at www.twu.ca/apply

http://www.twu.ca/undergraduate/





http://www.twu.ca/undergraduate/admissions/

Reporting of Grades Interim marks for classes still in progress can be sent by fax, email, or

dropped off personally with the university. However, an official sealed copy of the student’s transcript must be sent to the university no later than July 15.

IB Credit Information TWU will award unlimited university credit to IB students who have scored

a 4 or higher in Higher Level IB courses that are approved by the BC

Transfer Guide in the IB/AP section at bctransferguide.ca AP Credit Information TWU will award university credit for AP courses to students in which a

minimum grade of 4 has been achieved. All AP courses with pre-approved

TWU transfer equivalents are posted in the BC Transfer Guide at

bctransferguide.ca. English Proficiency Requirements

TOEFL score of at least 570 (230 computer-based, or 88 Internet-based)

and a Test of Written English (TWE) score of at least 5.

International English Language Testing System (IELTS) score report as an

alternative to TOEFL. A minimum score of 6.5 is required for admission.

For more information on the IELTS test, visit www.ielts.org

Canadian Academic English Language score as an alternative to the TOEFL

or IELTS. A minimum score of 70 is required for admission, with no score

lower than 60 for undergraduate admissions. For more information on the

CAEL test, go to www.cael.ca


Residence Options Traditional dorm rooms are available in Douglas Hall, Fraser Hall, and the

Northwest Building.

Standard: $3,840

Economy: $3,340

Single room: $4,800





2979 aid packages given out in 2011/2012. $7.5 million given annually. Average package awarded was $5,200.


February 28

Decision Criteria Depends on the type of scholarship. GPA, Need-basis, artistic talent, athletic talent, etc.


President's Scholarship (GPA of 90.0% +): $7,000 per year

Provost's Scholarship (GPA of 85.0% to 89.9%): $5,000 per year

Dean's Scholarship (GPA of 73.0% to 84.9%): $3,000 per year

Entrance Award (GPA of 65.0% to 72.9%): $2,000 per year

WHAT’S NEW

Student Aid Calculator https://twu.studentaidcalculator.com/welcome.aspx

http://www.ielts.org/

http://www.cael.ca/

https://twu.studentaidcalculator.com/welcome.aspx

www.ualberta.ca CONTACT INFORMATION


National Recruitment Office Phone: 780.492.1956 (Toll free:

1.855.492.1956) Email: [email protected]

Website: www.admission.ualberta.ca


National Recruitment Office

Kelty Heck, National Recruitment Coordinator

Phone: 780.492.8544 Email: [email protected]

Website: www.ualberta.ca/counsellor Admissions Contact See ‘Contact Information for Students’ above


Email: [email protected] Telephone: 780 492 3381

Website: www.ssds.ualberta.ca


Scholarships and Awards Email: [email protected]

Website: www.ualberta.ca/awards

Financial Aid Email: [email protected]

Website: www.su.ualberta.ca/services/sfaic/ Mailing Address University of Alberta

105 Administration Building

Edmonton, AB T6G 2M7


Faculties Agricultural, Life and Environmental Sciences, Arts, Augustana

Campus, Business, Campus Saint-Jean, Education, Engineering, Law,

Medicine and Dentistry, Native Studies, Nursing, Pharmacy and

Pharmaceutical Sciences, Physical Education and Recreation, Science,

Rehabilitation Medicine

Graduate Studies

Student Population 38000



The U of A requires 5 academic subjects (vary by program) for

admission into our direct-entry programs. Please see pages 31- 41 in

our Undergraduate Viewbook for details, or go to

www.admissions.ualberta.ca. Admission is non-competitive; if a

student completes the 5 required courses and meets the minimum

average for their program of choice, they are guaranteed a spot.

Averages for direct-entry programs range from 70% to 83%.


Varies by program. Please go to www.admission.ualberta.ca for a

complete listing of averages required by program.

Application Deadline May 1, 2013 for all direct-entry programs. Professional program

application deadlines will vary. See our website for additional

information.



http://www.ualberta.ca/counsellor



http://www.ualberta.ca/awards


http://www.su.ualberta.ca/services/sfaic/

http://www.admissions.ualberta.ca/

http://www.admission.ualberta.ca/

Application Fee $115


Yes! www.ualberta.ca/apply

Reporting of Grades

For Early Admission, students can self report grades on their application,

or email them (after applying) to [email protected]. For Final admission,

the U of A requires transcripts.


Information is available on the transfer credit table for transfer credit if

students receive a 6 or 7 in their IB courses. Students can contact

[email protected] for questions, or go to www.ualberta.ca/ib for

further information.


Information is available on the transfer credit table for students who score

a 4 or 5 on their AP exams. Students can contact [email protected]

for questions, or visit www.ualberta.ca/ap English Proficiency Requirements

The U of A accepts IELTS, TOEFL, CAEL, and many more. For

information on other acceptable tests, and scores required for ELP, please

visit

http://www.studyincanada.ualberta.ca/StudyAtUAlberta/Undergraduate/E

nglishLanguageProficiency.aspx. We offer a bridging program to students

who fall just below the ELP Requirements: please visit

http://www.studyincanada.ualberta.ca/StudyAtUAlberta/BridgingProgram

.aspx for more information.


Residence Options Residence Saint-Jean for French speaking students, Augustana Residence

for students studying at Augustana Campus in Camrose, and a few

different residences on North Campus in Edmonton (Lister is the

preferred first year residence). More information can be found at:

http://www.residence.ualberta.ca/


August 30th is the deadline to apply for a guaranteed spot in Lister centre.

First year students studying at Augustana will be guaranteed a spot in

residence.

Room Deposit Fee To apply to any of our residences, there is a $175 application fee.

Can You Apply Online?

Yes! The online application can be found at

http://www.residence.ualberta.ca/ApplyforResidence.aspx



Many awards available, visit www.ualberta.ca/awards for more

information. The U of A offers over 25 million dollars in scholarships to

students every year!


The academic excellence scholarship is automatic consideration, so when

a student applies, they will automatically be considered.


Visit www.ualberta.ca/awards for specific deadline information.

Decision Criteria Every award is different. Visit www.ualberta.ca/awards for information

on other awards.


See decision criteria.

WHAT’S NEW

The U of A now offers planning degrees through the Faculty of Arts (BA) and Science

(BSc), for students interested in city, town, and region development.

New degree program- Bachelor of Science in Radiation Therapy for Fall 2013!

http://www.ualberta.ca/apply

http://www.admissions.ualberta.ca/ProgramsAndRequirements/Early-Admission/Early-Admission-High-School.aspx


http://www.admissions.ualberta.ca/ProgramsAndRequirements/Admissions-Information/IB-International-Baccalaureate/Earning-Transfer-Credit.aspx


http://www.ualberta.ca/ib

http://www.admissions.ualberta.ca/ProgramsAndRequirements/Admissions-Information/AP-Advanced-Placement/Earning-Transfer-Credit.aspx


http://www.ualberta.ca/ap

http://www.studyincanada.ualberta.ca/StudyAtUAlberta/Undergraduate/EnglishLanguageProficiency.aspx

http://www.studyincanada.ualberta.ca/StudyAtUAlberta/Undergraduate/EnglishLanguageProficiency.aspx

http://www.studyincanada.ualberta.ca/StudyAtUAlberta/BridgingProgram.aspx

http://www.studyincanada.ualberta.ca/StudyAtUAlberta/BridgingProgram.aspx

http://www.residence.ualberta.ca/

http://www.residence.ualberta.ca/ApplyforResidence.aspx




www.ucalgary.ca

CONTACT INFORMATION


Phone: 1-403-210-7625 Fax: 1-403-220-0762 Email: [email protected]


Jill MacBeath, Associate Director of Recruitment (Acting) [email protected] Phone: 403-220-6912

Admissions Contact: Elaine Wong, Director of Admissions [email protected] Phone: 403-220-3827


Disability Resource Centre (DRC) [email protected] Phone: 403-210-1063


Claudia Barrett, Associate Director of Student Awards and Financial Aid [email protected] Phone: 403-220-6916

Mailing Address: MLB117, 2500 University Drive NW Calgary, Alberta T2N 1N4


Faculties: Arts, Commerce, Engineering, Kinesiology, Nursing, Science, Social Work, Education, Graduate Studies, Environmental Design, Law, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine

Student Population: Approximately 24,500 undergraduate students

ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Basic Admissions Requirements:

Five grade 12 subjects, one of which must be English 12. Pre-Calculus Math 12 (or Principles of Math 12) is required for most (not all) programs, as well as two other academic subjects and one elective. See the 2013 viewbook pages 54-55 for specific requirements and a list of the courses we accept from BC students, or

ucalgary.ca/admissions/viewbook Please note that the courses indicated on the attached Approved Courses List may not be acceptable for all programs. Accepts other 4 credit courses or a combination of two non-academic two credit courses to satisfy our 'Group D' option.


Competitive averages vary depending on program, and range from approximately 75% (most Arts programs) to 92% (neuroscience). A final average is calculated using five subjects required for admission. Previous years’ averages are available on the admissions website

ucalgary.ca/admissions and in our viewbook.

Application Deadline: April 1 - Deadline to apply for most programs for Fall 2013 May 1 – Final deadline to apply for Fall 2013

Application Fee: $115 for students with Canadian high school credentials. ($145 for students with international credentials.

Can you apply online? Yes! Students must apply online at ucalgary.ca/admissions

Reporting of Grades Students “self report” all grades on their application to obtain a conditional offer of admission; final offers are based on official final transcripts, which we receive electronically from the BC Ministry of Education





IB and AP Credit Information

Please visit ucalgary.ca/admissions/ibmatters or ucalgary.ca/admission/ap or contact [email protected]


Detailed and program specific requirements at

www.ucalgary.ca/admissions/elp; general requirements are: TOEFL: 83 (iBT), 560 (paper) CAEL: 70 IELTS: 7.0 MELAB: 85 PTE: 59 We offer English for Academic Purposes, both on its own and in conjunction with admission to a degree program. For more information,

please visit www.ucalgary.ca/elp


Residence Options Single and double rooms in traditional residence.

Residence App Deadline April 30, 2013 for guaranteed residence.

Room Deposit Fee Students must pay a $50 non-refundable application fee. Once accepted, students pay a $1000 advance payment, which is deducted from the total amount owed in residence fees. The advance payment is non-refundable unless a student is declined admission to the U of C.

Can You Apply Online? Application is available at ucalgary.ca/residence

SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION Number of Scholarships Available:

Over $12 million in undergraduate scholarships including: - Chancellor Club Scholarships valued at $40,000 (over 4 years) - Schulich School of Engineering Awards valued up to $56,000 (over 3 years) - Hundreds of Entrance Awards ranging from $500- $10,000


The deadline for the Chancellor Club Scholarships and Schulich School of Engineering Awards is December 15, 2012.


April 1, 2013 for Entrance Awards. One application will enter students in competition for hundreds of awards.

Decision Criteria: Each Entrance Award has its own qualifying criteria. Please visit ucalgary.ca/studentfinance for more information.


Automatic Admissions Scholarships are based on final admissions averages: 95% + - $2,500 90%-94.9% - $2,000 85-89.9% - $1,250 80%-84.9% - $500 The awards for students with a 90% + average are renewable in their second year. No application is required.

WHAT’S NEW

Eyes High is the UofC’s new strategic direction, a bold and ambitious vision to become one of Canada’s top five research universities, by our 50th anniversary in 2016.

The UofC has a renewed focus on the Student Experience and has recently opened the Office of Leadership and Student Engagement and appointed a Vice-Provost, Student Experience.

The UofC is also refocused on Teaching and Learning having recently appointed a Vice Provost in the portfolio, who will lead the implementation of the Integrated Framework for Teaching & Learning.

The Common Reading Program (CRP) is back for another year, with “Bitter Medicine: A Graphic Memoir of Mental Illness.” Find our more at http://www.ucalgary.ca/orientation/undergrad/crp.

The University of Calgary Society of Young Researchers was launched this year, with the goal of introducing like-minded students involved in research to each other and building a network of innovative thinkers.


http://www.ucalgary.ca/orientation/undergrad/crp

Web: ufv.ca

CONTACT INFORMATION

Contact Information for Students and Counsellors

Daniel Goertz: Recruitment Coordinator [email protected] 604-854-4557 Holly Zonneveld: Recruitment [email protected] 604-557-4088 General Inquiries: [email protected]

Admissions Contact [email protected] ufv.ca/ar 604-854-4501


[email protected] ufv.ca/fineaid 604-864-4601

Mailing Address 33844 King Rd. Abbotsford, BC V2S 7M8


Faculties College of Arts (Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Social Sciences), Faculty of Science, Faculty of Professional Studies, Faculty of Health Sciences, Faculty of Graduate Studies, Faculty of Trades, Faculty of Access and Open Studies

Student Population Over 16,000


Basic Admissions Requirements Varies depending on program. For information on all of our program entrance requirements check out the Academic Calendar at ufv.ca/calendar

Application Deadline January 31 is the early admissions cutoff

Application Fee $45

Can you apply online? Yes – ufv.ca

Reporting of Grades

Self-reporting from March 1-31. Students must arrange to have final grades sent electronically from Ministry of Education.

IB and IB Credit Information

Check out the BC transfer guide to see how individual IB and AP courses transfer to UFV. Feel free to contact Daniel or Holly if you have any questions.


1. English 12 or English Literature 12 with a final grade of C+ 2. UFV CMNS 099 or ENGL 099 with a grade of C or better 3. UFV ENGL 081 or 091 with a grade of C+ or better 4. UFV ESL WG84 with a grade of C+ or better; success in previous university transferable English or Communications course 5. CPT score of 48 or better continued on page 2






6. LPI score of 30/40 or level 5 or better in the essay section 7. TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) score of 570 or better (or 230 if computer-based score), plus a minimum TWE or essay score of 4.0; or IBT score of 88 8. MELAB (Michigan English Language Assessment Battery) score of at least 85 9. CAEL (Canadian Academic English Language) score of at least 70 10.CanTEST score of at least 4.5 in both Listening and Reading and a score of 4.0 in Writing 11.Cambridge Proficiency Examination – competence level of C 12.IELTS (International English Language Testing System) score of at least 6.5 with no band below 6.0 13.Accuplacer Reading comprehension score of 80 or better, together with Accuplacer WritePlacer score of 6 or better on the 8-point scale 14. UFV’s University Foundation certificate program


Residence Options

Baker House (Abbotsford Campus residence) Facts:

Two students will share each suite 102 suites with 204 separate, locking bedrooms Fully furnished with bed, nightstand, dresser, desk, and desk chair Shared living area (with microwave, mini-fridge, kitchen table, and chairs) Bathroom shared with just one roommate Shared common room on each floor with cable TV Shared study room on each floor Internet connection in bedrooms, common areas, and study space Fully equipped communal kitchen on first floor Laundry rooms on 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors We reserve 60% of our beds for first-year domestic students, 25% for international students,

and 15% for second, third, and fourth year students


Applications start on January 15th for the following Fall semester

Room Deposit Fee

$500.00

Can You Apply Online?

Yes: http://www.ufv.ca/Residence.htm



Approximately 35 entrance scholarships Bursaries are also available


April 1

Decision Criteria

The selection of recipients for these awards will be based on factors such as academic excellence, community/school involvement, volunteer experience, and leadership endeavors.

WHAT’S NEW

Brand New Canada Education Park campus in Chilliwack will replace the existing Chilliwack campus and will offer its first classes in the fall 2012 semester. This campus features our Health Science programs such as Kinesiology and Nursing as well as selections from other University programs including a theatre performance space.

http://www.ufv.ca/Residence.htm

CHANGING LIVES. IMPROVING LIFE.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Contact Information for Students & Counsellors

Joel Harnest (remainder of 2012) Liaison Officer – National and Transfer Recruitment [email protected] 519.824.4120 ext. 56056 Nicole Gazzola (as of January, 2013) Liaison Officer – National and Transfer Recruitment [email protected] 519.824.4120 ext. 56056

Admissions Contact Janette Hogan Assistant Registrar – Admission Services [email protected] 519.824.4120 ext. 58529


www.uoguelph.ca/csd Centre for Students with Disabilities – Barry Wheeler [email protected]; 519.824.4120 ext. 56416


Scholarships – Monica Bertolo [email protected] 519.824.4120 ext. 56032 Financial Aid – Debbie Mair [email protected] 519.824.4120 ext. 56029 www.uoguelph.ca/registrar/studentfinance

Mailing Address Admission Services University of Guelph 50 Stone Road East Guelph, ON N1G 2W1


Faculties Guelph is consistently ranked as one of Canada’s top comprehensive and

research universities. We offer 12 degree programs and over 80 majors, as well as various diploma programs through our main and regional campuses.

Student Population The undergraduate population is 18 316 (with an overall population of 22 400).



Grade 12, including 4 acceptable academic Grade 12 courses. For a complete list of acceptable courses, visit admission.uoguelph.ca/outofprov


75% to be considered; students between 70 and 74.9% can still apply, but must submit a Student profile Form (admission.uoguelph.ca/spf)

Application Deadline Apply by March 1, 2013 (January 16th, 2013 to be considered for early offers of admission) **April 15, 2013 – official transcript deadline**

Application Fee $130 for initial 3 university/program choices and $44 for each additional university/program choice.

Can you apply online? All applications must be done online at www.ouac.on.ca

Reporting of Grades Guidance counsellors can upload grade data to OUAC; official and sealed transcripts may also be submitted via mail or fax, or from a guidance counsellor’s e-mail. Students should not be self-submitting any grade data.

IB Credit Information IB students should present a minimum score of 28 to be considered for admission. Reported bonus points will be taken into consideration. Applicants should complete the diploma with 3 higher level and 3 standard level courses. Transfer credit may be given for higher level courses with




http://www.uoguelph.ca/csd


http://www.ouac.on.ca/

grades of 5.0 or better to a maximum of 2.0 credits (for diploma and certificate students).

AP Credit Information Applicants who have completed AP Exams with a minimum grade of 4 will be eligible to receive credit to a maximum of 2.0 credits.


IELTS: 6.5, with no band less than 6 CAEL: Overall band score of 70 TOEFL: Internet-based score of 89 (no score less than 21); computer-based score of 250; paper-based score of 600. Institution code: 0892 MELAB: 85 (composition score of 83, oral score of 3) PTE: 60 overall (no individual score lower than 60)


Residence Options Guelph is a residentially-intensive university, with over 5,000 students living on campus. We have more than 14 residences to choose from, including traditional dorm style, apartment style and townhouse living. We also offer Academic Clusters, Living Learning Centres and Themed Living Communities. www.housing.uoguelph.ca Many of our residences require a meal plan, which is something to look forward to since Guelph has been ranked as having the best campus food in Canada, for 8 years in a row! www.hospitality.uoguelph.ca


June 3, 2013 11:59 PM EDT Including $500 deposit

Room Deposit Fee $500.00

Can You Apply Online? www.housing.uoguelph.ca



In 2011-2012, we awarded merit- and needs-based awards totaling $15.3M to 6,800 undergraduate students.


Entrance Financial Needs Assessment Form: April 15th, 2013


President’s and Chancellors’ Scholarships (worth $32,000 each) student application: January 25th, 2013

Decision Criteria Dependent on scholarship or bursary; visit www.uoguelph.ca/registrar/studentfinance to access our Scholarship Search Engine


Guaranteed entrance awards awarded to students based on academic excellence starting at $2,000

WHAT’S NEW

The School of Engineering is continuing with its exciting expansion strategy that will see a doubling in student enrollment and faculty in the coming years. The growth is originating from three key areas: recently introduced Mechanical, Biomedical and Computer Engineering programs, increased enrollment in existing undergraduate and graduate programs and expanding fields of research especially in areas related to sustainability and innovation

Our Accounting major, within the Bachelor of Commerce degree, now offers co-op!

First Year Seminars (FYS) are back! Created exclusively for first-year students to help with the transition to university learning and provide them with interactive research-intensive, learner-centred, small group sessions, FYS will be taught by some of our most dynamic faculty and staff.

Our Athletics facilities are undergoing renovations worth over $100M! New state of the art turf fields, track and varsity stadium allow our Gryphons – varsity and recreational alike – to excel in football, soccer, rugby, ultimate frisbee and more.

http://www.uoguelph.ca/registrar/studentfinance

CONTACT INFORMATION

Contact Information for Students and Counsellors

Brandon McNeice- Assistant Registrar- Recruitment (902) 422-1272 ext. 263 [email protected]

Admissions Contact Terra Bruhm- Assistant Registrar- Admissions and Academic Services (902) 422-1271 ext. 123 [email protected]


King’s students have access to support services at Dalhousie University. http://www.dal.ca/campus_life/student_services/academic-support.html


Christina Warren- Assistant Registrar- Awards and Information Management (902) 422-1271 ext. 193, [email protected]

Mailing Address 6350 Coburg Rd., Halifax, NS B3H 2A1 Website: www.ukings.ca

INSTITUTION INFORMATION Faculties Arts and Social Science, Science, Music and Journalism



Bachelor of Arts (BA):

English 12- minimum 70%

4 other grade 12 academic classes- no grades below 60% Bachelor of Science (BSc):

English 12- minimum of 70%

Principles of Math 12 or Calculus 12- minimum 70%

3 other grade 12 academic classes- no grade below 60% Bachelor of Music (BMus):

Same academic requirement as BA

Demonstrate proficiency as an instrumentalist/ vocal performer in and audition/interview and demonstrate knowledge of the basic requirements of music theory and aural dictation.

Bachelor of Journalism-Honours (BJH):

Same academic requirements as BA

1,000 word autobiographical essay

Up to three letters of reference (optional)


70% (minimum 70% in English for all applicants; minimum 70% in math for Bachelor of Science applicants).

King’s Programmes are limited enrolment; possession of minimum requirements does not guarantee admission.

Application Deadline December 31st (Early fall deadline)

March 1st (Scholarship deadline)

June 1st (Final deadline for all programs) We recommend all students interested in FYP apply by the March 1st deadline as FYP is limited enrolment.

Application Fee $65

Can you apply onlin e?

Yes. Our online application is shared with Dalhousie and can be found on the main page of our website at www.ukings.ca

Reporting of Grades Students applying for early fall admission must self report their grade 11 grades and provide a list of grade 12 classes. Once midterm or first semester grade 12 finals become available, students must submit an official transcript for scholarship consideration.

Students applying by the March 1st deadline must submit a copy of their midterm grades or their first semester, grade 12 finals.

IB Credit Information To be eligible for admission, students who complete the full Diploma must receive a minimum of 26 points in addition to meeting the minimum admission requirements for their program. IB students who have completed Higher Level subjects with a result of 5, 6 or 7 may be eligible for university credit. We also offer a second year credit to Theory of Knowledge students who receive a C or better.

AP Credit Information Students may be eligible for university credit for AP courses in which a national exam result of 4 or 5 is achieved.


TOEFL of 90 on iBT (or 237 on the computer-based test, 580 on the paper-based-test), MELAB (81), or IELTS (6.5)


Residence Options 274 beds in total; 62 of these are in single rooms.

Students have the choice between co-ed, all female or all male. Alexandra Hall has traditional dorm style single and double rooms, while ‘The Bays” are either semi-private or single rooms.


Students can apply online once they have been admitted to King’s.

Residence spaces are not guaranteed and are considered on a first-come, first-served basis. As a result, there is no deadline.

Room Deposit Fee Residence application fee: $50

$400 non-refundable deposit to secure place in residence

Can You Apply Online? Yes. The application can be found on the main page of our website www.ukings.ca.


Entrance scholarships range from $1000 to $9000 and are typically awarded for one year only.

King’s provides a strong in course programme. Awards range from $1000 to $6000 for students in their upper years. Students with a GPA of 3.7 or better are considered.


March 1st, 2011


Please visit www.ukings.ca/scholarships-financial-aid for information on other awards which require a separate application, including the Harrison McCain Scholar-Bursary, the Dr. Carrie Best Award and our Entrance Bursaries.

Decision Criteria All students who have an admission average of at least 88% and who have submitted three copies of an academic essay (signed by a teacher) will be considered for entrance scholarships.

The essay submission should be a piece of analytical writing that was completed for a senior level class. Students typically submit an essay written for an English, History, Philosophy or Political Science class.


King’s does not offer a guaranteed scholarship program.

WHAT’S NEW King’s is happy to announce the launch of its new Master of Journalism Program in conjunction with Dalhousie University. This 10 month programme offers three streams (Investigative Reporting, Narrative Non Fiction and New Ventures) and is open to students with a Bachelor of Journalism degree. For more information visit http://www.ukings.ca/master-journalism.

http://www.ukings.ca/scholarships-financial-aid

Enrolment Services

424 University Centre

Winnipeg, MB | R3T 2N2

Fax: 204-474-7554

CONTACT INFORMATION

Contact Information for students and counselors

Student Recruitment Officer: Kelly Teixeira, ph: 204-474-8929 email: [email protected]

Admissions:

Toll free in North America 1-800-432-1960 (ext. 8808), 204-474-8808; [email protected]

Financial Aid & Awards: 204-474-9531; Fax: 204-474-7543; [email protected]

Scholarships: Awards Selection Coordinator: Lesli Lucas-Aseltine ph: 204-474-9533, email: [email protected]

IB & AP Credit Transfer: Transfer Credit Evaluations: Jeff Huston, ph 204-474-7943 email: [email protected]

Campus Tours: Student Recruitment Events Coordinator: Kyle Lougheed, ph: 474-8806 email: [email protected]

Website Address: umanitoba.ca


Student Population: Over 28,000 students (approx. 24,000 Undergraduate and 3,500 Graduate) approx. 10% of our population consists of international students

Faculties, Programs & Schools: University 1, Agricultural and Food Sciences, Architecture, Arts, Business, Dental Hygiene, Dentistry, Education, Engineering, Environment, Earth and Resources, Fine Arts, Human Ecology, Kinesiology and Recreation Management, Law, Medical Rehabilitation, Medicine, Music, Nursing, Pharmacy, Science and Social Work

ADMISSION INFORMATION FOR: British Columbia


High school graduation in a university entrance program with a minimum average of 60% over four grade 12 courses including a minimum average of 70% over the top three grade 12 university preparatory courses, and a minimum final grade of 60% in grade 12 English.


BC provincial exams are not required to be considered for admission. If a student chooses to write a provincial exam, the blended final percentage will be considered.

Minimum Admissions Average: 70% for University 1 (first year program). Most faculties require minimum marks in University 1 in order to apply.

Application Deadlines (2012-2013) :

Advanced Early Admission: December 1st, 2012* Early Admission: February 22nd, 2013* (Music: January 15; Fine Arts: March 15) Final Admission: May 1st, 2013* (August 15th, 2013 for University 1) *most programs

Application Fee: Canadian students: $80 for all direct entry programs. International students: $110 all direct entry programs.

Can You Apply Online? umanitoba.ca/applynow

Reporting of Grades Students are required to request official transcripts from the Ministry of Education be couriered to the Admissions Office.

AP & IB Credit Information AP & IB min. grade of a 4 is required for university transfer credit (though some departments may stipulate a higher score). There is no maximum of allowable credits.


Residence Options: There are 6 on campus residences available with room for over 1,300 students. Furnished single or double rooms available, including different meal plan







http://www.umanitoba.ca/

http://www.umanitoba.ca/applynow

WHAT’S NEW

Two new Direct Entry Program options have been added to the available entry options for first year students. Most students will continue to enter through University 1 - a unique direct entry approach to first year university, creating a solid foundation for student success. U1 is designed to help students find a direction that fits their interest and abilities, where they have access to the first year courses for nearly all of U of M programs. With support along the way, it helps prepare students for the remainder of their studies – without adding extra time to their degree. Students can now enter directly into University 1 or one of the following programs: Agricultural & Food Sciences Environment, Earth & Resources Kinesiology & Recreation Management Arts Fine Arts Music Dental Hygiene General Studies Science Engineering Human Ecology The new Pembina Hall Residence blends contemporary styling with innovating design. It is designed to meet the needs of today’s students, offering 360 single rooms, private bathrooms and wireless internet throughout the building. U of M alumni, Desiree Scott was in the starting lineup for Canada's women's soccer team at the London 2012 Summer Olympics when they captured the Olympic bronze medal.

options. See website for virtual tours and room photos.

Residence Application Deadline: No deadline; offered on a first come first served. Applications can be sent in anytime, even before you have received notice that you have been admitted. For questions please contact [email protected]

Can You Apply Online? Yes; applications can also be downloaded from our website umanitoba.ca/student/housing



Website Address for Scholarship Information: umanitoba.ca/student/awards/

Number of Scholarships Available: Last year, the University of Manitoba awarded over 1.5 million dollars in scholarships to incoming grade 12 students. Each year over $13 million goes towards students in the form of awards, scholarships, and bursaries.

Entrance Scholarship Application Deadline: February 22nd, 2013 admission application deadline for Canadian Students. Students are automatically assessed for most scholarships following application for admission.

Guaranteed Scholarship Program (Merit Based): 95%- 100%: $2000 92.5%- 94.9%: $1700 90%- 92.4%: $1400 87.5%- 89.9%: $1100 85%- 87.4%: $800

AP Credit Scholarships $150 award for each AP result of 4; $250 award for each AP result of 5 (For additional criteria, please visit the above mentioned website)

IB Credit Scholarships $150 award for each IB result of 5 on higher level papers $250 award for each IB result of 7 on standard level papers or 6 on higher level papers; $250 award for each IB result of 7 on higher level papers (For additional criteria, please visit the above mentioned website)

Scholarships with Separate Deadlines & Criteria: Please see the Financial Aid and Awards Office website (above) for further information.

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http://www.umanitoba.ca/student/awards/

CONTACT INFORMATION


Barb Day or Jessica Fullarton, Liaison Offiver – 416-550-6371 or [email protected] or [email protected]. Toll Free – 1-877-753-6763.


Cory Brown – Manager, Canadian Recruitment – 506-648-5979 or [email protected]. Toll Free – 1-877-753-6763

Admissions Contact Wahkuna Lisik – Associate Registrar – 506-648-5672 or [email protected]. Toll Free 1-877-753-6763


www.unb.ca/futurestudents


Kathy Waugh, Associate Registrar – 506-453-4894 or [email protected] www.unb.ca/scholarships

Mailing Address 100 Tucker Park Road, Saint John, NB, E2M 4E1


Faculties Arts, Business, Computer Science, Engineering, Environmental Management, Kinesiology, Nursing and Health Sciences, Science, Renaissance College, Law

Student Population 10500 (undergrads)



unb.ca/futurestudents


Please refer to unb.ca/futurestudents as admissions averages vary widely from faculty to faculty

Application Deadline March 31st.

Application Fee $55

Can you apply online? apply.unb.ca






Reporting of Grades Official transcript

IB Credit Information Most courses accepted and some bonus courses granted. Minimum scores are required. Please contact Wahkuna LIsik with questions at 506-648-5672 or Toll Free 1-877-753-6763

AP Credit Information Please see above


Please contact Wahkuna Lisik with specific questions as requirements vary. 506-648-5672 or Toll Free 1-877-753-6763


Residence Options Co-ed and non-coed are available.


March 31st.


Can You Apply Online? Apply.unb.ca



$6 Million aprox


March 1st


Primrose Scholarship, March 15th

Decision Criteria Mainly academic, please see unb.ca/scholarships for exceptions


Yes, 80% and above

WHAT’S NEW

The Currie Center is now open, it is one of the most innovative and modern athletic facilities in Canada.

The Hans W. Klohn University Commons is now open, one of the most modern and unique libraries in Canada.

www.unbc.ca

CONTACT INFORMATION


Phone : 1-250- 960-6306 Fax: 250-960-5280 Email : [email protected]


As above &/or: Claudette Gouger, Manager of Student Recruitment and Advising [email protected] Phone: 1-250-960-6306

Admissions Contact:

Anita Gill Admissions Officer Email: [email protected]

Scholarship and Financial Aid Contact:

Awards & Financial Aid Tel: (250) 960-6319 Fax: (250) 960-5604 E-mail: [email protected] Online: www.unbc.ca/finaid

Mailing Address: 3333 University Way Prince George, BC V2N 4Z9 CANADA


Faculties: Applied Sciences , Arts, Commerce, Education, Fine Arts, Health Sciences, Nursing, Planning, Science, Social Work

Student Population:

Approximately 4,266 (Full & Part Time, Undergraduate & Graduate)


Basic Admission Requirements:

Admission to the Arts, Science, Commerce and Planning programs are based on successful completion of graduation requirements including English 12, 3 “approved” grade 12 courses and a fifth grade 12 course. Admission requirements for competitive entry programs vary. See www.unbc.ca/whyunbc for a complete admissions list including professional programs, approved grade 12 courses and recommended prerequisites.


The minimum average to apply for Arts, Sciences, Commerce and Planning is 65%. The minimum average for competitive programs range is approximately 65% - 75%. Meeting the minimum average for competitive entry programs does not guarantee admission. A final average is calculated using the subjects required for admission.


March 1 – Deadline to apply for September 2013 semester November 1 –Deadline to apply January 2014 semester Competitive and Professional Programs deadlines vary, visit www.unbc.ca/admissions for more details Note: Admissions deadlines are subject to change and are often extended.

Application Fee: $35 for Canadian & Permanent Resident applicants $75 for International applicants


Yes - Students can apply online by visiting: www.unbc.ca/apply

Reporting of Grades

Students can self report their grades online when applying. Students who self-report their grades are eligible for provisional admission.



Students who are awarded an International Baccalaureate Diploma may be awarded up to 30 credit hours of transfer credit upon receipt of the official transcript from the International Baccalaureate headquarters. A minimum overall score of 24 is required with 3 higher lever subjects and 3 subsidiary subjects with no course below a 3 and an overall diploma standing of 4. A list of acceptable AP courses is available in the BC Transfer Guide, www.bctransferguide.ca


Students who take the College Board AP courses in high school may be awarded transfer credit upon receipt of the official exam results from the College Board. Courses completed with a grade of four or above will be awarded transfer credit. A list of acceptable AP courses is available in the BC Transfer Guide, www.bctransferguide.ca


Residence Options:

Apartment style living with fully furnished rooms, full kitchen, internet, individual phone lines and cable television. Optional meal plan available.

Residence Application Deadlines:

We encourage students to apply early as space is limited. New and returning students are encourgaged to apply before: March 31, 2013 for Fall 2013 and Winder 2014 semesters.

Room Deposit Fee:

Students must pay a non-refundable $25 application fee. Once accepted students pay a $400 confirmation fee, which is deducted from the total amount owed in residence fees.


Online applications are available at www.unbc.ca/housing



Approximately 100, over 3 million awarded per year. 1 in 6 students at UNBC receives an award on average. Information and the online application can be found online at www.unbc.ca/finaid

Entrance Scholarship Application Deadlines:

Early Admissions Awards – students must apply to UNBC before the early application deadline of December 15thto be eligible for early admission awards. Leadership Award – December 15th General UNBC Awards – March 1st

Decision Criteria: Varies by award, criteria includes: admission average, academic excellence, financial need and leadership. www.unbc.ca/finaid

WHAT’S NEW

UNBC Offers Students Admission on the Spot! Students can now apply for admissions on the spot during a school visitor fair. In order to be assessed for early admissions into Arts, Commerce, Planning or Sciences, all students need to do is fill out an application form with a Student Recruitment Officer while they are on site. Students who apply “on the spot” will have their $35 application fee waived. Blogger Contest: We are hosting a contest to find UNBC’s next video blogger. The winner will be awarded free tuition, a technology package, and tickets to a host of experiences, events and attractions in Northern BC. Please see the back of the UNBC Prospective Student Handbook for full details! Champion Timberwolves! In its last year as members of the PacWest Athletic Association both the Men’s and Women’s basketball teams took home the provincial championships. The UNBC Timberwolves basketball and soccer teams will be joining the Canada West conference of Canadian Intervarsity Sport (CIS) for the Fall 2012 season.

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www.uregina.ca/futurestudents

CONTACT INFORMATION Contact Information for Students, Counsellors & Admissions Inquiries

Phil Ollenberg, Enrolment Counsellor (BC Region) Direct: 306-585-5254 Toll-Free: 800-644-4756 Email: [email protected]


Student Awards & Financial Aid Phone: 306-585-5556 Email: [email protected] Web: www.uregina.ca/awards


Centre for Student Accessibility Phone: 306-585-4631 Email: [email protected] Web: www.uregina.ca/student/support

Mailing Address University of Regina Enrolment Services 3737 Wascana Parkway Regina SK S4S 0A2

Fax: 306-585-5686 Email: [email protected]

INSTITUTION INFORMATION Faculties Ten faculties: Arts, Business Administration, Education, Engineering & Applied

Science, Fine Arts, Graduate Studies & Research, Kinesiology & Health Studies, Nursing, Science, Social Work



Early Conditional Admission for Current High School Students is based upon a selection of five (5) approved Grade 11/12 courses:

Business, Engineering, Kinesiology, Nursing & Science 1. One English/French Language Arts 2. One academic math course 3. One academic math/science course

(see “List A” at uofr.me/HS-EC)

4. One academic course (see “List B” at uofr.me/HS-EC)

5. One List A or List B course

Arts, Education, Fine Arts & Social Work 1. One English/French Language Arts 2. One academic math/science course

(see “List A” at uofr.me/HS-EC)

3. One academic course (see “List B” at uofr.me/HS-EC)

4. Two List A or List B courses

For final admission requirements, visit uofr.me/HS-final


65.0%: Arts, Business1, Education

2, Fine Arts

3, Kinesiology

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70.0%: Engineering, Nursing2

1Qualifying/Entrance Program

2Competitive-entry

3Audition/portfolio required for some programs

Application Deadline 15 February 2013: Faculty of Nursing Application Deadline

1 March 2013: Faculty of Education Application Deadline

15 March 2013: Priority Admissions Deadline

1 August 2013: Final Application Deadline

Application Fee $100 – one-time, non-refundable undergraduate application fee

Can you apply online? Yes – www.uregina.ca/futurestudents

Reporting of Grades In-progress high school transcripts can be submitted to Enrolment Services by fax, email, mail, or in-person. Final high school transcripts must be an original transcript submitted by mail or in-person.

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IB Credit Information (International baccalaureate)

Higher Level courses with a grade of 5 or higher will be considered for transfer credit. Transfer credit is not assigned a grade. Details: uofr.me/IB-Info

AP Credit Information (Advanced Placement)

A grade of 4 or higher on an AP exam will be considered for transfer credit. Transfer credit is not assigned a grade. Details: uofr.me/AP-Info


All applicants must demonstrate appropriate English proficiency. Details on requirements, examinations and our ESL Program at: uofr.me/AdmissELP.

RESIDENCE INFORMATION Residence Options 1,200 student residence spaces on-campus, all private bedrooms in dormitory,

apartment, and studio style rooms with modern amenities: North & South Residence: Dormitories, apartments, and studios College West: Apartments La Résidence: Dormitories

Luther College, a federated college of the University of Regina, also offers a dormitory-style residence. More details at www.luthercollege.edu/university.


1 June 2013 $50 application fee

Room Deposit Fee Confirmation Fee: $200 Damage Deposit: $200

Can You Apply Online? Yes – www.uregina.ca/residences


4,380


15 March 2013

Decision Criteria Non-automatic entrance awards are selected by a review committee based on the individual award criteria.


Entrance Scholarship for Out-of-Province High School Applicants: $1,000 for students with an entrance average of 85.0-89.99% $2,000 for students with an entrance average of 90.0-94.99% $3,000 for students with an entrance average of 95.0%+

Circle of Scholars Award (British Columbia & Alberta Region): Up to $20,000 over four years for the highest entrance average

Full details on our awards and scholarships at www.uregina.ca/awards.

WHAT’S NEW Co-operative Education & Work Experience: Our students earned $8.3 million through co-op education placements last year, available in over 50 programs across Business, Engineering, Arts and Science. Work experience and placements are available in virtually every program. Saskatchewan is one of North America’s leading job markets! www.uregina.ca/careercentre

UR Gap Year Program: Students entering most programs at the University of Regina can choose to defer their offer of admission and automatic entrance scholarships for up to one year, taking an opportunity to travel, volunteer, or gain work experience. Full details at uofr.me/GapYearProg.

UR Guarantee: Build the academic, professional, and career skills you need to get an amazing job after you graduate. Your UR Guarantee Advisor will help connect you with the right services, programs and people on campus. We guarantee qualified graduates a successful career launch within six months of completing studies, or you can receive a free year of undergraduate courses! www.uregina.ca/urguarantee

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Trevor Nerdahl, Recruitment Officer Telephone: (306) 966-8288 Email: [email protected] Fax: (306) 966-2115


Trevor Nerdahl, Recruitment Officer Telephone: (306) 966-8288 Email: [email protected] Fax: (306) 966-2115

Admissions Contact Student Recruitment and Admissions Telephone: (306) 966-5788 Email: [email protected] Fax: (306) 966-2115


Website: explore.usask.ca


Student Recruitment and Admissions Telephone: (306) 966-5788 Email: [email protected] Fax: (306) 966-2115

Mailing Address University of Saskatchewan 105 Administration Place Saskatoon, SK S7N 5A2


Faculties Five direct entry colleges: Agriculture and Bioresources, Arts and Science, Business, Engineering, and Kinesiology Nine non-direct entry colleges: Dentistry, Education, Graduate Studies and Research, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy and Nutrition, Physical Therapy and Veterinary Medicine

Student Population 16,590 undergraduate students 2,835 graduate students



High school applicants must: 1. Complete certain high school subjects in order to be considered for various programs 2. Meet the admission average to the college of their choice 3. Complete secondary level standing or equivalent Full admission requirements, including accepted courses are available online at explore.usask.ca/admission/requirements/bc Students are not required to write the LPI. Students whose first language is not English, may be required to write an English proficiency test. More information is listed on: explore.usask.ca/admission/?s=intl#requirements


Agriculture and Bioresources/ Arts and Science= 70% Business/ Engineering= 78% Kinesiology= 87% We calculate high school admission average using five grade 12 subjects, best English, Math and three others academic subjects.

Application Deadline February 15 – Deadline to apply for scholarships, awards, and Kinesiology May 1 – Deadline to apply for admission All deadlines are listed online at explore.usask.ca/admission/?s=intl#requirements

Application Fee $90 CDN for both domestic and international applicants

Can you apply online? Yes. Students are encouraged to apply online at: explore.usask.ca

Reporting of Grades After applying for admission, students are encouraged to self-report their grades online at explore.usask.ca/admission/marks

IB Credit Information Transfer credit will be awarded for most Higher Level subjects with grades of 5 or higher. No credit is granted for Standard Level subjects, and no credit is granted for Higher Level subjects with grades of less than 5. Students who are awarded transfer credit may choose to decline the credit. More information at: http://explore.usask.ca/admission/transfer/ib/

AP Credit Information Transfer credit will be awarded for most AP courses with grades of 4 or higher. No transfer credit is granted for courses with grades of less than 4. Students who are awarded transfer credit may choose to decline the credit. More information at: http://explore.usask.ca/admission/transfer/ap/


Applicants whose first language is not English must present evidence of proficiency in English. TOEFL=Paper Based: 550 Internet Based: 80 with min individual scores of: Reading: 19, Listening: 19, Speaking, 18, Writing 18 IELTS= band score: 6.5 For information on exceptions and other accepted tests visit: http://explore.usask.ca/admission/?s=intl#requirements


Residence Options College Quarter: Brand new, off-campus, four-bedroom apartment-style. Meal plans optional. Voyageur Place: On-campus, dorm-style with meal plans included. McEown Park: Off-campus, apartment-style. Meal plans optional. For full details on our residences, visit explore.usask.ca/housing


Open until filled. Students are encouraged to apply early in their Grade 12 year.

Room Deposit Fee Students must pay a non-refundable $20 application fee. When applicants receive a letter of offer, a deposit is required.

Can You Apply Online? Yes. Students must apply online at www.usask.ca/residence



Over $1.3 million in awards offered by the U of S each year. This includes of over 200 Competitive Entrance Awards paid out to entering students.


The deadline to apply for scholarships is February 15 of the grade 12 year. Competitive Entrance Awards - based on academic achievement, financial need, and contributions to school and community life. More information is online at explore.usask.ca/moneymatters/awards


For scholarships with separate deadlines, visit: explore.usask.ca/moneymatters/awards

Decision Criteria Varies by award


Guaranteed Entrance Scholarships – awarded based on grade 11 and/or 12 marks. Calculated automatically by applying for admission before February 15 of the grade 12 year. For more information, visit: explore.usask.ca/moneymatters/guaranteed

WHAT’S NEW New Health Science Project

$350 million dollar expansion to health science facilities. The University of Saskatchewan Health Science project will create a new standard for interprofessional education, research and practice.

Saskatchewan’s Economy leads the nation: • Saskatchewan has the fastest growing economy in Canada. With the highest employment rate of all Canadian provinces, fastest growing population in the country, and increases in key sectors of the economy, employment and entrepreneurial prospects continue to grow.

Contact InformationStudent Recruitment

Office of Student Recruitment/Dedicated Counsellor Line (416) 978 6380 [email protected] or [email protected]

The Joseph H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design (416) 978 4340 [email protected]

Faculty of Arts & Science (416) 978 4272 [email protected]

Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering (416) 978 3872 [email protected]

Faculty of Music (416) 978 3741 [email protected]

Faculty of Kinesiology & Physical Education [email protected]

University of Toronto Mississauga (905) 828 5400 [email protected]

University of Toronto Scarborough (416) 287 7529

Admissions, Scholarships and Financial Aid

Enrolment Services172 St. George StreetToronto, ON M5R 0A3www.adm.utoronto.ca

T: (416) 978 2190TTY: (416) 978 1902F: (416) 978 7022E: [email protected]

Campus Tours discover.utoronto.ca/connect/campus-toursWeb discover.utoronto.ca

Institution Information Faculties/University Colleges/Schools/ Program Areas

1 University, 3 Campuses: St. George, U of T Mississauga, U of T Scarborough.Direct Entry Faculties: Arts & Science (including business and commerce, concurrent education), Applied Science & Engineering, Kinesiology & Physical Education (and concurrent education), Music (and concurrent education) and Architectural Studies.St. George Arts & Science Colleges: Innis, New, St. Michaels, Trinity, University, Victoria, Woodsworth.Second Entry, Professional Faculties/Schools: Dentistry, Law, Medical Radiation Sciences, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Physician Assistant.

Undergraduate Student Population

St. George Campus:Faculty of Arts & Science – 26,000Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering – 4,877 Faculty of Kinesiology & Physical Education – 900

Faculty of Music – 500Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design – 200

U of T Mississauga – 12,500U of T Scarborough – 11,000

Admission InformationBasic British Columbia Admissions Requirements

High School Diploma with four approved academic subjects, including English. Provincial examinations are required for English 12 or English 12 First Peoples. Average will be calculated on four subjects, including English and specific prerequisite subjects. A list of approved courses can be found at http://uoft.me/admbc

Additional British Columbia Admission Information

Advanced Placement Examinations and International Baccalaureate credits are also acceptable. Applications of Mathematics 12, Communications 12, and Challenge subjects are not acceptable.Calculus 12/Calculus AP (AB or BC) is required for programs with the Calculus prerequisite. Pre-Calculus 12 is not acceptable for programs with the Calculus prerequisite.

Admission Online Resources

http://discover.utoronto.ca and http://apply.utoronto.ca and www.electronicinfo.ca/en


Admission averages vary by program and/or campus from mid-70’s through to high 80’s/low 90’s. Admission grade ranges can be found on the eINFO website. http://www.electronicinfo.ca/en/

Application Deadline January 14: Music (including Music Concurrent Teacher Ed.) February 1: Engineering; Concurrent Teacher Education Programs (UTM, UTSC, and Physical and Health Education)March 1: U of T St. George, (Arts, Science, Commerce, Kinesiology & Physical Education, International Foundation Program); U of T Mississauga (Arts, Science, Commerce/Management); U of T Scarborough (Arts, Science, Management)

Application Fee Base application fee $135 for initial three university/program choices on the OUAC 105 application; $90 U of T document assessment fee; plus an additional student profile assessment fees for applicants to: Rotman Commerce $50, Engineering $60, Music $60, Concurrent Teacher Education $50.

Can you apply online? Applications are made through the Ontario University Application Centre – OUAC www.ouac.on.ca. Applicants will be sent an electronic acknowledgment from U of T in which they will be directed to the next steps website and the Join U of T applicant portal.

Residence InformationResidence Options St. George Campus – styles include traditional dorm and apartment residences through the colleges within the

Faculty of Arts & Science, or the U of T Chestnut Residence which is not connected to a college or faculty. Students within Arts & Science normally reside within their college, while students from other faculties are housed in a college residence or the Chestnut Residence. For more information, visit: www.housing.utoronto.ca.U of T Mississauga – three different options: a traditional dorm residence hall (for first year students), townhouses and award-winning apartments. Each option includes a single furnished bedroom and semi-private washroom. First year students are required to purchase a meal plan. For more information, visit: www.utm.utoronto.ca/housingU of T Scarborough – townhouse-style units house four to six first-year students and apartment-style units house four upper-year students. Residences are located within a two-minute walk from academic buildings and all units are furnished. Optional meal plans are also available.For more information, visit: www.utsc.utoronto.ca/admissions/residence

All three campuses have accessible housing options. Meal plans vary by campus/residence.Residence Application Deadline and Residence Guarantee

Students are asked to indicate their interest in residence on the OUAC application form and will also be directed to indicate their interest and preferences in residence on the University’s common residence application by March 31st.Residence is guaranteed for all new full-time students who: are entering their first year of university in an undergraduate program for the first time and have indicated their interest in residence by completing the University’s common residence application by March 31st and have received and accepted an offer of admission by June 3rd.

Room Deposit Fee Yes, amount and timing of deposit varies by residence.

Scholarship InformationWeb www.adm.utoronto.ca and click on ‘Awards’Number of Admission Scholarships Available

2400 awarded in 2011 – including U of T and divisional awards. Values vary from $200 to $11,000, U of T Scholar and Arbor awards valued at $5,000. Values are subject to change.


For most entrance scholarships, students are automatically considered when they apply. For scholarships that require additional documentation/application please visit: www.adm.utoronto.ca and click on ‘Awards’


National Scholarship Program – November 9, 2012 – U of T’s top admission scholarship covers 4 years tuition and incidental fees. See above website for criteria & application.


President’s Entrance Scholarship Program: The University of Toronto guarantees entrance scholarship(s) totaling at least $2,000 to domestic students who are studying at a Canadian secondary school or CEGEP, with an admission average of 92 percent or better, and have completed each of the subjects required with at least 'A' standing and no repeats. Many students who meet these criteria will receive significantly more in awards from the University and/or their faculty or college. Further details on above website.

What’s NewCommon Residence Application: The University’s common residence application will be for all incoming students to indicate their interest in residence and rank their preferences. It will also provide valuable information on the different residences.Faculty of Kinesiology & Physical Education: Previously known as the Faculty of Physical Education & Health, the Faculty of Kinesiology & Physical Education has updated their name to reflect the new curriculum opportunities. Foundational Year Programs: These unique first-year learning options for arts, science and business students on all three campuses offer interactive group work, travel and/or community engagement. Each Foundational Year Program will provide students with U of T credits while helping them transition successfully to university life, build critical thinking and writing skills, develop intellectual independence and expand their creative imagination.

CONTACT INFORMATION


- Tracey Burdock, BC Lower Mainland Liaison: [email protected] / 250-472-4626 - Hannah Lockie, Vancouver Island Liaison: [email protected] / 250-472-5171


- Tracey Burdock, BC Lower Mainland Liaison: [email protected] / 250-472-4626 - Hannah Lockie, Vancouver Island Liaison: [email protected] / 250-472-5171

Admissions Contact Wendy Joyce, Director of Admissions: 250-721-8136 / [email protected]


- Each semester, UVic Counseling Services offers learning skills workshops to assist with study methods, critical thinking skills and strategies for academic success. More information may be found at http://www.coun.uvic.ca/learning/.

- ED-D 101 is a 1.5-unit, for-credit course students may choose to take at any time during their degree to help strengthen their core learning skills. Please visit http://www.uvic.ca/education/psychology/programs/undergraduate/edd101/index.php for details.

- Academic support is also available to students in a variety of forms through the C. W. Lui Learning Commons. More information is available off the UVic website at http://learningcommons.uvic.ca/about.html.


Student Awards and Financial Aid Office: [email protected] / 250-721-8423

Mailing Address Undergraduate Admissions University of Victoria PO Box 3025 STN CSC Victoria BC V8W 3P2 Canada


Faculties Peter B. Gustavson School of Business Division of Continuing Studies Faculty of Education Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Fine Arts Faculty of Graduate Studies

Faculty of Human and Social Development Faculty of Humanities Faculty of Law Division of Medical Sciences Faculty of Science Faculty of Social Sciences

Student Population Just under 20,000



Generally five grade 11 approved academic courses and four grade 12 approved academic courses. Admission requirements vary by faculty and program and are listed in the 2013-2014 national viewbook. They are also displayed at http://uvic.ca/programreq (“BC, Yukon” link).


Minimum admission average varies by faculty and program. Please visit http://registrar.uvic.ca/undergrad/admissions/requirements/grade.html to view the admission average cut-offs for Winter Session 2012.

Application Deadline February 28 for current graduating high school students following a Canadian curriculum

Application Fee Domestic: $67.50; International: $110

Can you apply online? Yes, at http://uvic.ca/apply






http://www.coun.uvic.ca/learning/

http://www.uvic.ca/education/psychology/programs/undergraduate/edd101/index.php

http://learningcommons.uvic.ca/about.html


http://uvic.ca/programreq

http://registrar.uvic.ca/undergrad/admissions/requirements/grade.html

http://uvic.ca/apply

Reporting of Grades Students must self-report their final grade 11 and final or current/predicted grade 12 marks in the subjects required for their faculty or program at http://uvic.ca/selfreporting. All graduating high school students following a Canadian curriculum must self-report their marks between February 1 and March 31 to be eligible for early conditional admission.

IB Credit Information Please visit http://uvic.ca/ibap

AP Credit Information Please visit http://uvic.ca/ibap


Competence in the English language must be demonstrated in one of the following ways prior to admission:

- IELTS with overall band score of 6.5 or higher (no less than 6.0 per category) - TOEFL overall score of 90 or higher (no less than 20/30 per category) - UVic University Admission Preparation course with 80% or higher - Please visit http://uvic.ca/esl for additional ways to meet the requirement


Residence Options A detailed description of building options may be found at http://housing.uvic.ca/buildings/index.php. Buildings include:

- Dormitories(single and double rooms) – the majority of first-year students opt to live in dormitories

- Apartments (bachelor and one-bedroom) - Cluster (four-bedroom townhouses on campus)

Residence Application Deadline June 30 (students are encouraged to apply earlier, as some students receive residence

offers as early as mid-June).

Room Deposit Fee A $500 Term 1 non-refundable acceptance fee and an additional $250 security deposit must be paid within 7 days of residence offer.

Can You Apply Online? The application is only available online at the http://housing.uvic.ca website. Students are encouraged to begin checking the website late October to early November or contact their recruiter.



Each year UVic awards over $2.5 million in entrance scholarships to students arriving directly from high school; over 100 different types are available.


To be eligible for all academic entrance scholarships, students must self-report their final or current/predicted grade 12 marks in the subjects required for their faculty or program at http://uvic.ca/selfreporting. The self-reporting period opens February 1 and closes March 31.


For students who apply for “scholarships based on grades and other specific criteria” (outlined below), the 2012 deadline was mid-May. Please refer to the updated deadline chart at http://registrar.uvic.ca/safa/scholarships/entrancescholarships.html.

Decision Criteria - Students’ admission average in the required grade 12 subjects is the sole basis for grade-based entrance scholarships

- For entrance scholarships based on grades and other criteria, students’ admission average is evaluated, along with the submission of an online scholarship application. Marks and other criteria such as community work, extra-curricular activities, field of study, and volunteerism may be considered.

Guaranteed Scholarship Program - For September 2012 entry, current graduating high school students following a Canadian curriculum who had a minimum 85% final admission average in the required subjects received a $1,000 entrance scholarship.

- For September 2012 entry, those who had a minimum 90% final admission average in the required subjects received the $2,000 Come-to-Campus grant.

- IB students with 32 points or higher on diploma receive a minimum $2000 entrance scholarship.

WHAT’S NEW

- UVic is now the only university in BC to offer a Biomedical Engineering program as of September 2012. - UVic is also expected to offer a Civil Engineering major, whose first intake should take place in September 2013.

This program is currently in final stages of approval by BC Ministry of Advanced Education. - Although UVic dates back to 1903 when it was known as Victoria College, this year we are proudly celebrating our

50th anniversary. For more information, please visit http://www.uvic.ca/anniversary/.

http://uvic.ca/selfreporting

http://uvic.ca/ibap

http://uvic.ca/ibap

http://uvic.ca/esl

http://housing.uvic.ca/buildings/index.php

http://housing.uvic.ca/

http://uvic.ca/selfreporting

http://registrar.uvic.ca/safa/scholarships/entrancescholarships.html

http://www.uvic.ca/anniversary/

CONTACT INFORMATION

Questions about Programs or

Campus Visits:

Visitors Centre

[email protected], 519-888-4567, ext. 33614

findoutmore.uwaterloo.ca

Application and Admission

Questions:

Admissions Office


findoutmore.uwaterloo.ca/admissions

Contact Information for

Counsellors:

Amelia Burton – Manager, National Liaison


findoutmore.uwaterloo.ca/counsellors

Admissions Contact: Nancy Weiner – Associate Registrar, Admissions



Scholarships and Financial Aid

Contact:

Brenda Denomme – Manager, Undergraduate Awards


findoutmore.uwaterloo.ca/financing

Mailing Address: Office of the Registrar

University of Waterloo

200 University Ave. W.

Waterloo ON N2L 3G1


Faculties: More than 100 areas of study in Applied Health Sciences, Arts, Engineering, Environment,

Mathematics, Science

Student Population: 29,000 undergraduates, including 16,600 co-op students who are part of the world’s

largest co-op program.

4,800 graduate students.

ADMISSIONS

Basic Admissions

Requirements: Minimum requirements: High School diploma with 4 academic courses at the Grade

12 level.

Courses such as Law 12, Comparative Civilizations 12, and Social Justice 12 are

acceptable academic courses for admission.

BC courses equivalent to the Ontario requirements are listed at


For students whose first language is not English, language requirements are listed at

findoutmore.uwaterloo.ca/admissions/elr.php

BC Provincial Exam Policy: Provincial exams are not required, except for Grade 12 English. If students write a

provincial exam, the higher grade – either the in-class school grade or the final grade

(blended school and exam mark) – will be used. Repeated and summer school course

policies vary depending on the faculty: findoutmore.uwaterloo.ca/admissions/repeated.php

Minimum Admissions

Average:

Admission averages vary by entry program, but range from low 80s to mid-90s. Details at


Application Deadline: Most programs: March 28, 2013. Accounting and Financial Management and

Architecture: February 8, 2013; Engineering: March 1, 2013

Application Fee: $135 Ontario Universities’ Application Centre fee; $75 University of Waterloo document

evaluation fee

Can you apply online? Students apply through www.ouac.on.ca

Reporting of Grades While BC has automatic electronic grade submission, marks will not arrive in time for our

admissions decisions. Students will need to ask their school to send a transcript of final

semester mid-term marks.

IB Credit Information We will consider transfer credits for individual Higher Level IB courses in which normally

a minimum final grade of 5 is attained. Transfer credit varies by faculty. Details at

findoutmore.uwaterloo.ca/admissions/ib.php

AP Credit Information We will consider transfer credits for AP courses in which normally a minimum final grade

of 4 is attained. Transfer credit varies by faculty. Details available at

findoutmore.uwaterloo.ca/admissions/ap.php


Residence Options: Guaranteed residence for first-year students in 8 on-campus residences.

Residence Application

Deadline:

Students intending to live in residence must submit a deposit by June 3, 2013. Details are

sent with an Offer of Admission.


Can You Apply Online? Students applying to first year do not need to apply, except for Conrad Grebel University

College which has a separate application.


Number of Scholarships: Unlimited (for students with averages over 85%). See details below.

Entrance Scholarship


Students are automatically considered for most scholarships. No application is needed.

Scholarships with Separate

Deadlines:

Faculty of Mathematics: Descartes National Scholarships, Waterloo Mathematics

Foundation National Scholarship, CIBC National Scholarship; see

findoutmore.uwaterloo.ca/financing/scholarships.php#math

Decision Criteria: Academic performance (and Admission Information Form for some programs)

Guaranteed Scholarship

Program: President’s Scholarship of Distinction, 95%+ - $2,000 and the opportunity for a $1,500

International Experience Award and/or a $1,500 Research Award, available to

qualified students in upper years.

President’s Scholarship, 90% - 94.9% - $2,000.

Merit Scholarship, 85% - 89.9% - $1,000.

WHAT’S NEW

New program: Health Promotion. Students interested in the health and well-being of entire communities can study how

political, cultural, and economic conditions influence health. Students learn how to enable people and organizations to

improve health through education, marketing, policy, mediation, and advocacy. Note: Prospective students are advised that

offers of admission to Health Promotion will may be made only after the university's own quality assurance processes have

been completed and the Ontario Universities Council on Quality Assurance has approved the program. Waterloo has approved

the program and we’re just waiting for Council approval.

Program and prerequisite changes

• Accounting and Financial Management now requires a minimum grade of at least 70% in each of 4U

Advanced Functions and 4U Calculus and Vectors.

• The Geography and Environmental Management program is now available only through our Faculty of

Environment. It was previously offered through the Faculty of Arts.

• Independent Studies now requires one year of university or two years of college studies for admission.

Home to the largest concentration of quantum researchers in the world, the new $160 million Mike &

Ophelia Lazaridis Quantum-Nano Centre is the most complex building constructed at Waterloo.

Researchers are working at the atomic scale and harnessing the quantum laws of nature to develop

powerful technologies that will transform information technology. The Centre will house the Institute for

Quantum Computing and Canada’s largest Nanotechnology Engineering program.

CONTACT INFORMATION


Students

For information on programs, courses, or admissions, please contact

[email protected].


Counsellors

Joe Stokes, Associate Registrar, Student Recruitment and Admissions

T: 905-721-8668 ext. 2794 E: [email protected]

Admissions Contact Joe Stokes, Associate Registrar, Student Recruitment and Admissions


Learning Resources

Contact and Website

Krista Elliott, Manager, Academic Success Centre


Scholarships and

Financial Aid Contact

Susan Allward, Assistant Registrar, Student Awards and Financial Aid


Mailing Address UOIT

2000 Simcoe Street North

Oshawa, Ontario, Canada

L1H 7K4


Faculties Faculty of Business and Information Technology

Faculty of Education

Faculty of Energy Systems and Nuclear Science

Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

Faculty of Health Sciences

Faculty of Science

Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

Student Population More than 8,400 students in undergraduate and graduate studies.


Basic Admissions

Requirements

High school diploma with English 12 and three additional provincially

examinable grade 12 courses including faculty prerequisites.

Completion of provincial exams is not required.

Minimum Admissions

Average

The specific average or standing required for admission varies from year

to year. Students are selected by taking into consideration a wide range

of criteria including school marks, distribution of subjects taken, and

performance and subjects relevant to the academic program.

Possession of the minimum requirements does not guarantee

acceptance and due to space limitations, preference will be given to

applicants with the best qualifications.

Application Deadline Monday, April 1, 2013

Application Fee Fees are submitted to the Ontario Universities Application Centre

(OUAC). The Base Application Fee for the initial three university/program

choices is $130. For each university/program choice beyond the initial

three is $42 (e.g., if a fourth and fifth university choice are added,

applicants must pay an additional $84).

Can you apply online? Applicants must apply for all UOIT programs through the Ontario

Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC): www.ouac.on.ca.

Reporting of Grades Official transcript sent directly to UOIT or electronic distribution through

the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC).

http://www.uoit.ca/EN/index.html







IB Credit Information Applicants may be eligible for transfer credit. Please visit

www.uoit.ca/transfercredit for important dates and more information.

AP Credit Information Applicants may be eligible for transfer credit. Please visit

www.uoit.ca/transfercredit for important dates and more information.

English Proficiency

Requirements

Minimum three (3) years in a formal, full-time secondary or

postsecondary institution where the language of instruction was English.

For more information, visit: www.uoit.ca/englishproficiency.


Residence Options Furnished residences feature rooms with two beds or suites with two

private bedrooms. Visit www.uoitrez.ca for information.

Residence Application

Deadline

Monday, June 3, 2013




Number of Scholarships

Available

UOIT offers a variety of scholarships to applicants who demonstrate

academic achievement and exceptional leadership and community

development. Current Canadian secondary school students can apply for

the following scholarships.

Chancellor’s scholarship (1): $28,000

President’s scholarship (2): $24,000

Founder’s scholarship (2): $20,000

For more information about scholarships and awards, please visit

www.uoit.ca/safa.

Entrance Scholarship

Application Deadline

Applications are not required for the automatic awards of recognition.

Scholarships with

Separate Deadlines

Applications to the Chancellor’s, President’s, and Founder’s

scholarships must be submitted by Friday, February 22, 2013.

Decision Criteria Automatic Awards of Recognition are given to students entering UOIT

from a Canadian secondary school with an average of 80% or higher. For

more information about the Chancellor’s, President’s, and Founder’s

scholarship criteria, please visit: www.uoit.ca/safa.

Guaranteed Scholarship

Program

Automatic Awards of Recognition are given to students entering UOIT

from a Canadian secondary school with an average of 80% or higher.

Awards are based on the student’s top six Grade 12U or M, or

equivalent final grades.

∙ 95% or higher: $12,000 ($3,000 x four years)

∙ 90 to 94.9%: $8,000 ($2,000 x four years)

∙ 85 to 89.9%: $6,000 ($1,500 x four years)

∙ 80 to 84.9%: $5,000 ($1,000 x four years)

*Renewal is subject to maintaining a minimum average. Other

restrictions may apply.

WHAT’S NEW

Our new Energy Systems and Nuclear Science Research Centre (ERC) officially opened its

doors to research and house many of UOIT’s unique-in-Canada programs, including courses

in geothermal, hydraulic, natural gas, nuclear, solar and wind energy.

http://www.uoit.ca/transfercredit

http://www.uoit.ca/transfercredit

http://www.uoit.ca/englishproficiency

http://www.uoitrez.ca/

http://www.uoit.ca/safa

http://www.uoit.ca/safa

www.viu.ca

CONTACT INFORMATION


Joanna Hesketh; Coordinator, Recruitment & Public Engagement 1.888.920.2221, local 6560 | 250.740.6560 [email protected]


Joanna Hesketh; Coordinator, Recruitment & Public Engagement 1.888.920.2221, local 6560 | 250.740.6560 [email protected] | www.viu.ca/recruitment

Admissions Contact Registration: [email protected] 250.740.6400 | 1.888.920.2221, local 6400 Advising: [email protected] 250.740.6410 | 1.888.920.2221, local 6410


Disability Services [email protected] 250-740-6446 Fax: 250-740-6615


Financial Aid & Awards Office [email protected] 250-740-6423 Fax: 250-740-6229

Mailing Address 900 Fifth St. | Nanaimo BC | V9R5S5


Faculties Art, Design & Performing Arts; Humanities & Social Sciences; Business & Management; Science & Technology; Education; Health & Human Services; Trade & Applied Technology

Student Population 18,000 full-and part-time learners, including 1,100 international students, and over 2,000 aboriginal students across 4 campuses.



High School General Admission Requirements for University and Career/ Technical Programs: graduation from a B.C. secondary school, or equivalent, with a minimum “C” grade in English 12; additional admission requirements vary by program. Please see the online calendar for full details: www.viu.ca/calendar/. High School General Admission Requirements for Trades & Applied Technology Programs: Graduation from BC secondary school, or equivalent from another school system; additional admission requirements vary by program. Please see the online calendar for full details: www.viu.ca/calendar/.


Varies by program area. Please visit our online calendar at www.viu.ca/calendar/ for more information.

Application Deadline Varies by program. March 31st for most programs; February 18th for the Bachelor of Education degree; February 28th for the Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree and Child & Youth Care diploma and degree. For all programs, see www.viu.ca/pal .

Application Fee $35.70 for undergraduate Canadian & Permanent Resident applicants; $150 for International applicants

Can you apply online? Yes: www.viu.ca/apply



http://www.viu.ca/recruitment





http://www.viu.ca/calendar/



http://www.viu.ca/pal

http://www.viu.ca/apply

Reporting of Grades Current high school students from British Columbia and the Yukon

should provide their Personal Education Number (PEN), and may be required to submit an interim transcript for admission purposes. If so, transcripts will be requested.

IB/AP Credit Information VIU recognizes the International Baccalaureate (IB) and Advanced Placement Program (APP). Under certain conditions, students presenting higher level credentials will receive university level credit, as follows:

Applicants who submit IB courses at the higher level with grades of 5 or better, and/or APP courses with grades of 4 or better, will be eligible for introductory-level University course credit. Courses with grades lower than noted will not be eligible for credit or advanced standing.

A maximum of 30 credits will be awarded for IB/APP courses.

Where appropriate, specific course equivalency will be granted; unassigned credit will be given where specific equivalency is not appropriate.

www.viu.ca/calendar/GeneralInformation/admissions.asp


Minimum TOEFL 550, TOEFL Computer Based Test (CBT) 213, iBT 80 (with no score under 19), IELTS 6.0 (with no score under 5.5), CAEL 60, Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (minimum “B”), or Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English (minimum “B”).


Residence Options Traditional Residences; Residence ( 20 bed) Houses; & Apartment Style Residences.


Apply early, the residences fill quickly. Applications can be submitted starting in September for the following year.

Room Deposit Fee Application Fee: $50 Damage Deposit (refundable): $200 Payment Schedule: two weeks after room is assigned: $350; two weeks before semester starts: Final Payment For more Information: http://viuresidences.ca/fees.html

Can You Apply Online? Yes: http://viuresidences.ca/residenceApplication.asp .



For entrance Scholarships www.viu.ca/FinancialAid/awards.aspx?area=16 .


Scholarships and awards: March 15th; bursaries: January 31st. Any exceptions are noted in the description of the award.


VIU President's Entrance Scholarships for Vancouver Island High School Students & VIU Chancellor's Entrance Scholarships for Aboriginal Students: April 30th (based on recommendation)

Decision Criteria Varies; academic excellence and financial need are the most common criteria. www.viu.ca/FinancialAid/awards.aspx?area=16

WHAT’S NEW

New Program: Bachelor of Social Work starting September 2013 Program in the works: Bachelor of Science in Geoscience expected for September 2013

http://www.viu.ca/calendar/GeneralInformation/admissions.asp

http://viuresidences.ca/fees.html

http://viuresidences.ca/residenceApplication.asp

http://www.viu.ca/FinancialAid/awards.aspx?area=16

http://www.viu.ca/FinancialAid/awards.aspx?area=16

CONTACT INFORMATION


Marilyn Nash, phone: 519.661.3209 Email: [email protected] Iain Smith, phone: 519.661.2111 ext.88229 Email: [email protected] www.westernu.ca


Marilyn Nash, phone: 519.661.3209 Email: [email protected] Iain Smith, phone: 519.661.2111 ext.88229 Email: [email protected] www.westernu.ca

Admissions Contact Cindy Cripps, phone: 519.661.2111 ext.81146 Email: [email protected]


Student Development Centre Email: [email protected] www.sdc.uwo.ca/learning


Scholarships – Kristy Doyley, phone: 519.661.2111 ext.80256 Email: [email protected] Financial Aid – Hala Hussein, phone: 519.661.2111 ext.85425 Email: [email protected]

Mailing Address

Western University, Undergraduate Admissions 1151 Richmond St. North Western Student Services Building, Room 3140 London ON N6A 3K7


Faculties 12 Faculties and Professional Schools http://www.welcome.uwo.ca/preview/academics/index.html

Student Population 36,000 (2011-2012)



Average calculated on four academic courses numbered 12 inc. English 12. Specific requirements for Engineering, Kinesiology, Nursing, Foods & Nutrition. Please visit http://welcome.uwo.ca/preview/admissions/bccourses.html for course recommendations.

BC Provincial Exam Policy

Applicants to Western are required to write the BC Provincial Exams for English 12, English 12 First Peoples, Communications 12, Français Langue Première 12, BC First Nations Studies 12 and Études des Prem. Nations de la C.B. 12. All other Grade 12 provincial examinations are optional for students in the British Columbia Ministry of Education 2004 Graduate Program. If you choose to write an optional provincial exam in a course that Western will accept for admission, we will include the higher of your final or school mark as reported by the Ministry.


Averages vary by program and year. Admission for 2012: mid-term grades in the mid to high 80s to receive an offer of admission for most programs, with a final average of 82.5%.

Application Deadline June 1, 2013 Application recommended before March 1 for early consideration. Programs fill quickly and spaces available cannot be guaranteed after this date.

Application Fee $135 for 3 choices







http://welcome.uwo.ca/preview/admissions/bccourses.html

Apply online http://www.ouac.on.ca/105

Reporting of Grades http://welcome.uwo.ca/preview/admissions/selfreportedgrades.html

IB Credit Information http://welcome.uwo.ca/preview/admissions/ib.html

AP Credit Information http://welcome.uwo.ca/preview/admissions/ap.html


Residence Options 9 residences (Suite-style and Traditional-style)


No application necessary - Residence is guaranteed for single students without children, entering directly from high school, who are offered full-time, first-year admission to Western’s Main campus by mid-May. Students entering with a 90% average or higher who live in residence in first year are also guaranteed accommodation for their 2

nd year.

Room Deposit Fee $800 due when students accept Western’s offer of admission

Can You Apply Online? Not Applicable – see above



www.registrar.uwo.ca/FinancialServices/AdmissionScholarships.cfm Unlimited Admission Scholarships – based on final average of 88% or higher


For National Scholarship Program – February 14, 2013


National Scholarships – February 14, 2013

Decision Criteria

Admission Scholarships – Grades Only (Final Average) National Scholarships – 90% minimum, Essay, Nomination by School, all-round excellence, ability for creative and innovative thought, interview process for finalists. International President’s Scholarships – same criteria as for National Scholarship.


Western Scholarship of Distinction: 88 – 89.9% - $1,000 for 1 yr Western Scholarship of Excellence: 90 – 94.9% - $2,000 for 1 yr Continuing Admission Scholarship: 95%+ - $10,000 ($2,500/yr for 4 years) *International students are eligible for Admission Scholarships

WHAT’S NEW

New Programs for 2012: Major in Arts and Humanities, Minor in Digital Humanities, Minor in Medieval Studies, Honors Specialization in Creative Writing and English Language and Literature, Minor in Digital Spanish, Certificate in Digital Spanish, Certificate and Diploma Programs in Digital Communication: Social Media and Virtual Worlds, Honors Specialization in Medical Health Informatics, Honors Specialization in Neuroscience, Honors Specialization in Medical Biophysics (Clinical Physics Concentration), Honors Specialization in Computational Biochemistry, Minor in High Performance Computing Specialization in Geography, Minor in Transitional Justice and Post-Conflict Resolution, Honors Music Theory (Bachelor of Music) and Honors Composition (Bachelor of Music). Program Changes: Restructuring of Science/Biological and Medical Science On the OUAC application: ES Science has been renamed Science and Biological Sciences, and ESM Biological and Medical Science has been renamed Medical Sciences. Note: First year Biology and Chemistry require Gr. 12 Biology and Gr. 12 Chemistry respectively.

http://www.ouac.on.ca/105

http://welcome.uwo.ca/preview/admissions/selfreportedgrades.html

http://welcome.uwo.ca/preview/admissions/ib.html

http://welcome.uwo.ca/preview/admissions/ap.html

http://www.registrar.uwo.ca/FinancialServices/AdmissionScholarships.cfm

CONTACT INFORMATION – BRANTFORD & WATERLOO CAMPUS

Recruitment & Admissions Brantford Campus - www.chooselaurierbrantford.ca, ext. 5777 Waterloo Campus - www.chooselaurier.ca, ext. 3385 Mieke Barette – National Recruitment and Admissions Officer [email protected] 519-884-1970 ext. 4296

Scholarships and Financial Aid Brantford Campus - www.wlu.ca/brantford/financialassistance Lisa Neziol, Financial Aid and Scholarships Administrator - [email protected], ext. 5766

Waterloo Campus - www.wlu.ca/studentawards Ruth MacNeil, Associate Registrar: Awards - [email protected], ext. 6094

Learning Resources

Mailing Address

Learning Services – www.wlu.ca/learningservices 519.884.0710 x2220 [email protected] Recruitment & Admissions Office 75 University Ave. West Waterloo, Ontario N2L 3C5

INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION

Faculties

Laurier has 2 undergraduate campuses in Waterloo & Brantford, which offer 5 faculties including Arts, Science, Music, the School of Business & Economics, and Education. In addition we offer double degrees in conjunction with the University of Waterloo in Business & Computing and Business & Math.

Student Population Laurier is a medium-sized University, with over 15,000 students amongst our two undergraduate campuses.

ADMISSIONS AND TRANSITION INFORMATION


Four academic courses at the Grade 12 level, including English 12 at a minimum of 60%; academic courses do not need to be provincially examinable. Program specific requirements for BC applicants can be found at www.chooselaurier.ca/outofprovince/bc

Minimum Admissions Average The minimum average for consideration to all Laurier programs is 70%. Competitive entry programs and double degree programs will require a higher admission average which can be found in the chart starting on page 20. Final cut-off averages will be set in May 2012.

Alternate Offers of Admission Students will be AUTOMATICALLY considered for alternate offers of admission. Students are encouraged to only apply once. Changes to alternate offers can be made directly to the admissions office.

Application Deadline May 1, 2013 – although students are encouraged to apply and submit documents earlier as decisions will be made on a rolling basis

Application Fee $135 for three choices (each additional choice is $44) + Specific University Processing Fee (WLU’s is $60)

Can you apply online? Applications must be completed online through www.ouac.on.ca using the 105D application

Reporting of Grades


Grades can be sent electronically through OUAC however they may not arrive in time for consideration. Applicants are strongly encouraged to send grades by mail, e-mail to [email protected] or by fax to 519-884-0618 for conditional offers. All final transcripts must be sent as a hard copy directly from the issuing institution. Self-reported grades may also be used for conditional offers.

Transfer credits will be considered for all higher level courses completed with a minimum score of 5, for both diploma and certificate applicants, subject to applicability to the program offered.

AP Credit Information Credits are awarded on case-by-case basis, with a minimum grade of 4, up to a maximum of 3.0 credits.


TOEFL- paper test 560, internet-based test overall score of 83 with a minimum of 20 in each component, IELTS- 6.5, MELAB 85, CAEL- 70, with no part below 60, Pearson Test of Language Proficiency – 59.

Students who do not present a test of English proficiency can pursue English language studies through the Laurier English and Academic Foundation (LEAF) Program - a five-level program designed to prepare students

http://www.chooselaurier.ca/


http://www.wlu.ca/brantford/financialassistance


http://www.wlu.ca/studentawards


http://www.wlu.ca/learningservices


http://www.chooselaurier.ca/outofprovince/bc



for the English and Academic challenges of university study. Visit www.chooselaurier.ca/international for full details.

SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION

Guaranteed Entrance Scholarship Program

All students are automatically considered for Entrance Scholarships. Some programs award Entrance Scholarships starting at a minimum average of 80%. Students with an average of 95% or above will also qualify for the President’s Gold Scholarship worth up to 20,000$ over four years.

Visit www.wlu.ca/studentawards for up-to-date information and program specific scholarship charts.

Scholarships with Separate

Deadlines

Decision Criteria

Additional information on competitive/entrance scholarships and bursaries can be found by visiting Student Awards at www.wlu.ca/studentawards. Deadlines range from March to October.

Entrance bursaries are awarded based on financial need, Automatic Entrance Scholarships are awarded based on the applications best four academic Grade 12 courses, and competitive Scholarships are based on a combination of academic achievement and participation in extra-curricular activities.


Residence Options Brantford Campus - All residences are apartment-style with suites ranging in size from 3-10 students. All residence communities are co-ed, with single-gender apartments and a mix of single & double rooms.

Waterloo Campus - We offer dormitory-style (singe/double) or apartment-style (single/double). A meal plan is required for all residence students.

Residence Application Deadline Students must apply to residence and submit their room deposit by 11:59 p.m. EST, June 3, 2012.

Residence Guaranteed? Residence is guaranteed to all first-year students who submit their application and deposit by the deadline. Students who have a winter midterm average of 90% or above have their choice of room style.

Room Deposit Fee A $400 deposit is required by the residence application deadline.

Online Application Students can apply to residence for both campuses through http://www.resapplication.com/wlu.

WHAT’S NEW? BA in Christian Studies and Global Citizenship (Waterloo Campus)

Students will learn to think critically about their faith, the world, and their place in it. Effective communication, social responsibility, spiritual awareness, appreciation of diversity and experience in serving the community are some of the outcomes of this program. Students will have the opportunity for international study experiences.

Minor in Education (Waterloo Campus) Residence Learning Communities

The Minor in Education is designed to provide students with a supplemental course of study focusing on schooling and education. Students have the opportunity to bundle elective courses within their current programs of study into a Minor in Education. Courses taken in the minor may not count toward fulfilling requirements for the teaching specialization ("teachable") at the Junior/Intermediate level. Residence Life offers students Learning Communities which are themed communities designed to offer a positive learning environment for first year students. Placement depends on a supplementary application to the residence application. More information can be found at http://www.resapplication.com/wlu. Communities include:

Waterloo Campus: Brantford Campus: Healthy Living Concurrent Education Women in Business Criminology Global Engagement Healthy Lifestyles Sociology Leadership and Service Learning Film & Culture School of Business & Economics Geography & Environmental Studies Scholar's Hall Leadership and Service Entrepreneurship Languages and Literatures

http://www.chooselaurier.ca/international



http://www.resapplication.com/wlu

http://www.wlu.ca/calendars/glossary.php?cal=1&g=615&y=53



http://www.resapplication.com/wlu

futurestudents.yorku.ca

CONTACT INFORMATION


Office of Admissions: 416-736-5000


Sonia Cianfarani, Recruitment Officer, [email protected], 416-736-2100 ext .77485 Guidance Counsellor Hotline: 416-736-5305 Glendon Liaison Office: 416-487-6710

Admissions Contact Office of Admissions: 416-736-5000 Guidance Counsellor Hotline: 416-736-5305


Guidance Counsellor Hotline: 416-736-5305 http://futurestudents.yorku.ca/scholarships

Mailing Address Office of Admissions York University W322 Bennett Centre for Student Services Toronto, ON M3J 1P3


Faculties Education, Environmental Studies, Glendon Campus, Graduate Studies, Health, Lassonde School of Engineering, Liberal Arts & Professional Studies, Osgoode Hall Law School, Schulich School of Business, Science

Student Population 54,000 full-time and part-time undergraduate and graduate students.



High School Diploma with four Grade 12 academic subjects, including Faculty prerequisites. Academic courses do NOT have to be provincially examinable courses. Grade 12 subjects with no or limited academic content (e.g. Auto Technology, Career and Personal Planning, Child Care, Communications, Textiles, Tourism, work experience) are not acceptable.


The academic average required for admission varies. For cut-off ranges, please visit http://futurestudents.yorku.ca/requirements/hs_cdn

Application Deadline February 6, 2013: Fine Arts, Social Work, Second-Entry and Collaborative Nursing, Schulich School of Business March 6, 2013 for early consideration to all other programs

Application Fee Relevant OUAC fees as well as the York $85 supplement document processing fee.

Can you apply online? Please apply through the Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC) at www.ouac.on.ca


http://futurestudents.yorku.ca/requirements/hs_cdn

Reporting of Grades Applicants will be contacted for preliminary self-reporting of grades

following the receipt of their application. Official transcripts sent directly from the issuing institution will be required following admission. Grades can also be submitted electronically through the Ontario Universities Application Centre.

IB Credit Information Granted for IB courses with final grades of 5 or better depending on the program (to a maximum of 30 credits)

AP Credit Information Transfer credit is granted for final scores of 4 or 5 on the AP exams, depending on the program (to a maximum of 30 credits)


iBT Scores range from 83-95 and IELTS scores range from 6.5 to 7.5 depending on the program applied for. We offer our own test done on site called the YELT test.


Residence Options Nine residences spread across two campuses offering traditional dorm-style and suite-style rooms. Most residences are co-ed, with some same-gender floors and washrooms available.


June 1 is the guaranteed residence deadline but applications will be accepted after June 1st pending room availability

Room Deposit Fee $30 to apply; $300 deposit require when offered a room

Can You Apply Online? Yes – applications are made through MyFile at www.yorku.ca/myfile



In 2011-12, York distributed more than $50million in financial assistance, scholarships and awards to students to ensure they had access to a university education.


Deadlines will vary depending on the scholarship. More information is available online at http://futurestudents.yorku.ca/financialsupport/scholarshipcdn_app


Deadlines will vary depending on the scholarship. More information is available online at http://futurestudents.yorku.ca/financialsupport/scholarshipcdn_app

Decision Criteria Varies by award. Please visit http://futurestudents.yorku.ca/financialsupport/scholarshipcdn_app


There are a number of Scholarships, Awards and Bursaries awarded automatically based on academic performance. Please see http://futurestudents.yorku.ca/financialsupport/scholarshipcdn_auto for specifics.

WHAT’S NEW

The creation of the Lassonde School of Engineering opening in Fall 2013 adding Electrical Engineering to our current offerings (Computer, Geomatics, Space and Software Engineering).

The new Life Sciences building opened in 2011 and a building to house the Lassonde School of Engineering has just been announced.

New Track and Field Stadium is now under construction for the 2015 Pan Am Game York University will be hosting

http://www.yorku.ca/myfile

http://futurestudents.yorku.ca/financialsupport/scholarshipcdn_app

http://futurestudents.yorku.ca/financialsupport/scholarshipcdn_app

http://futurestudents.yorku.ca/financialsupport/scholarshipcdn_auto

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