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Ontario University Regional Dialogues 2018 Resource Guide Guide de ressources Universités de l’Ontario dialogues régionaux 2018
Introduction Introduction Regional Dialogues is a perennial springtime event Dialogues Régionaux est un événement permanent dedicated to the delivery of admissions updates ayant lieu tous les printemps et consacré à la between Ontario universities and high school guidance mise à jour, par les universités de l’Ontario, des counsellors. University representatives and counsellors renseignements sur les admissions aux conseillers alike collaborate at Regional Dialogues to share des écoles secondaires. Des représentants des feedback, network and engage in topical issues of the universités et des conseillers collaborent aux day in support of their shared goal to promote high Dialogues régionaux dans le but de partager leurs school students’ access to Ontario universities. rétroactions, de réseauter et de se pencher sur des questions d’actualité, avec un objectif mutuel The Ontario University Regional Dialogues 2018 de promotion de l’accès aux études universitaires Resource Guide is brought to you by the General ontariennes par les élèves du niveau secondaire. Committee on Student Recruitment (GCSR) in partnership with the Ontario Universities’ Application Le Guide de ressources : Universités de l’Ontario Centre (OUAC). This Resource Guide was designed dialogues régionaux 2018 vous est présenté par at the request of Ontario guidance counsellors and is le General Committee on Student Recruitment written for guidance counsellors rather than students. (GCSR), en partenariat avec le Centre de demande The best resource for your students is eINFO: d’admission aux universités de l’Ontario (« OUAC »). www.electronicinfo.ca. Ce Guide de ressources a été conçu à la demande des conseillères et conseillers en orientation de Additional copies of the Ontario University Regional l’Ontario et s’adresse aux conseillères et conseillers Dialogues 2018 Resource Guide can be found at: en orientation plutôt qu’aux élèves. La meilleure www.ouac.on.ca/guidance/events/regional-dialogues. ressource à consulter par les élèves demeure eINFO : www.infoelectronique.ca. The Ontario universities thank you for your participation in the 2018 Ontario University Regional Pour d’exemplaires additionnels du Guide de Dialogues. We hope this guide helps answer your ressources : Universités de l’Ontario dialogues frequently asked questions. régionaux 2018, veuillez visiter : www.ouac.on.ca/ guidance/fr/events/regional‑dialogues. Sincerely, The GCSR and the OUAC Les universités de l’Ontario vous remercient de votre participation aux Dialogues régionaux 2018 des universités de l’Ontario. Nous osons espérer que ce guide vous servira de guichet unique pour répondre à vos questions les plus fréquemment posées. Sincères salutations, Le GCSR et L’OUAC Every effort was made to ensure this document was accurate at the time of printing, April 2018. Un effort considérable fut déployé afin d’assurer l’exactitude de ce document en date de sa publication en avril 2018.
Table of Contents Table des matières Counsellor Resources on eINFO Ressources pour conseillères et conseillers dans eINFO.......................................................................................................... 2 Other Important Links Autre liens importants............................................................................................................................................................................ 3 Ontario Universities’ Fair.................................................................................................................................................................4 Admission Information Service (AIS) Service d’information sur l’admission (SIA)................................................................................................................................... 5 *NEW* Quick Reference Admission Information........................................................................................................................................................................... 6 Residence.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Scholarships & Entrance Awards...................................................................................................................................................... 10 University Information Algoma University..................................................................................................................................................................................12 Brock University......................................................................................................................................................................................14 Carleton University.................................................................................................................................................................................16 University of Guelph..............................................................................................................................................................................18 University of Guelph-Humber..................................................................................................................................................... 20 Lakehead University..............................................................................................................................................................................22 Laurentian University............................................................................................................................................................................24 Université Laurentienne.......................................................................................................................................................................26 McMaster University..............................................................................................................................................................................28 Nipissing University.............................................................................................................................................................................. 30 OCAD University....................................................................................................................................................................................32 University of Ottawa............................................................................................................................................................................ 34 Université d’Ottawa...............................................................................................................................................................................36 Queen’s University.................................................................................................................................................................................38 Royal Military College of Canada.................................................................................................................................................... 40 Collège Militaire Royal du Canada...................................................................................................................................................42 Ryerson University................................................................................................................................................................................ 44 University of Toronto St. George.................................................................................................................................................... 46 University of Toronto Mississauga............................................................................................................................................. 48 University of Toronto Scarborough.......................................................................................................................................... 50 Trent University – Peterborough Campus....................................................................................................................................52 Trent University – Durham Campus.......................................................................................................................................... 54 University of Ontario Institute of Technology.............................................................................................................................56 University of Waterloo.........................................................................................................................................................................58 Renison University College.......................................................................................................................................................... 60 St. Jerome’s University...................................................................................................................................................................62 Western University.............................................................................................................................................................................. 64 Brescia University College........................................................................................................................................................... 66 Huron University College...............................................................................................................................................................68 King’s University College.............................................................................................................................................................. 70 Wilfrid Laurier University – Waterloo Campus...........................................................................................................................72 Wilfrid Laurier University – Brantford Campus.....................................................................................................................74 University of Windsor...........................................................................................................................................................................76 York University........................................................................................................................................................................................78 Glendon Campus, York University............................................................................................................................................ 80 Collège universitaire Glendon, de l’Université York.............................................................................................................82 Notes.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 84
Counsellor Resources on eINFO: Ressources pour conseillères et conseillers www.electronicinfo.ca dans eINFO : www.infoelectronique.ca Did you know that eINFO has a set of special resources Saviez-vous qu’eINFO comprend un ensemble de designed for guidance counsellors? ressources spéciales conçues pour les conseillères et conseillers en orientation? The “Counsellor Resources” section is located at the La section « Ressources pour bottom of the website, and les conseillères et conseillers includes a variety of helpful en orientation », située dans information. la partie inférieure du site Web, comprend une foule de Contact the Universities renseignements utiles. See university contact details together in 1 place, including Contacter les universités each university’s social media Consultez les coordonnées des links and viewbook, where universités en un seul endroit, provided. y compris, le cas échéant, les liens vers leurs outils de Degree Abbreviations médias sociaux et leurs annuaires. Ever wonder what a BGInS is? Or a BMRSc? Find out using this handy list of abbreviations. Abréviations des grades Vous vous demandez ce que signifie B.Trad. ou B.A.A.? Frequently Asked Questions Notre liste d’abréviations se veut un précieux outil qui Quickly find answers to the most common questions vous permettra de vous y retrouver. about university admission requirements, financial support or how to best use eINFO. Foire aux questions Trouvez rapidement les réponses aux questions les plus Printable PDFs of the Website fréquentes sur les politiques d’admission des universités, If you want to see information for all universities, l’aide financière et la meilleure façon d’utiliser eINFO. compiled by category, this is the place to go. PDFs include the following: Fichiers PDF imprimables du site Web • Campus Visits and Events Rendez-vous dans cette section si vous souhaitez • Subject Areas chart consulter l’information sur toutes les universités, ventilée • Program Requirements par catégorie. Vous y trouverez, entre autres, les fichiers • Additional Admission Criteria PDF suivants : • Scholarships and Awards • Visites de campus et événements • Residences and Meal Plans • Tableau des domaines d’études • Language Requirements • Programmes d’études • All other website information • Critères d’admission supplémentaires • Bourses et prix • Résidences et plans de repas • Exigences linguistiques • PDF du site Web Ontario University Regional Dialogues 2018 : Resource Guide | Guide de ressources : Universités de l’Ontario dialogues régionaux 2018 2
Other Important Links Autres liens importants www.ouac.on.ca www.ouac.on.ca/fr The OUAC website provides a wealth of information Le site Web de l’OUAC comprend une foule de about the application process and Ontario universities. renseignements sur ce dernier et sur les universités de l’Ontario. www.ouac.on.ca/guidance The OUAC Guidance website provides resources that will www.ouac.on.ca/guidance/fr assist in the application process. Le site Web de l’OUAC destiné aux conseillères et aux conseillers en orientation comprend des ressources visant www.ouac.on.ca/guidance/counsellor-resources/ à les appuyer dans le cadre du processus de demande. university-contacts A list of university contact names and numbers. www.ouac.on.ca/guidance/fr/counsellor-resources/ university-contacts www.ouf.ca Une liste complète des coordonnées des The Ontario Universities’ Fair (OUF) website provides personnes‑ressources des universités. essential information about the OUF, including dates, times, directions, safety procedures and helpful tips. http://foire.ouf.ca Le site de la Foire des universités de l’Ontario « La Foire » www.myfuture.ca propose des renseignements essentiels sur la Foire, y The University Information Program (UIP) travels across compris les dates, les heures, les directions routières, les Ontario after the OUF, offering fair-style events in most procédures de sécurité et des conseils pratiques. Ontario regions. View the UIP schedule for the dates and times. www.mesoptions.ca La Tournée universitaire se déplace à la grandeur de la www.ontransfer.ca province après la tenue de la Foire; l’on y propose des ONTransfer is the most up-to-date source of information activités et des présentations dans la plupart des régions about credit transfer in Ontario. de l’Ontario. Consultez l’horaire de la Tournée universitaire afin de connaître la date et l’heure ces événements. http://cou.on.ca/numbers/cudo The Council of Ontario Universities provides a source for www.ontransfer.ca detailed information about each Ontario university. ONTransfert est la source d’information la plus à jour sur la reconnaissance des crédits en Ontario. www.ontario.ca/osap The Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) website http://cou.on.ca/numbers/cudo allows students to access a mix of grants and loans to (disponible en anglais seulement) finance their education. Le Conseil des universités de l’Ontario est une source de renseignements exhaustifs sur chacune des universités de www.futurefurther.ca l’Ontario. Ontario Universities’ Aboriginal Student Resource Portal is a dedicated resource that provides information on www.ontario.ca/rafeo supports and services for Aboriginal students interested Le site Web du Régime d’aide financière aux étudiants de in, or already attending, an Ontario university. l’Ontario (RAFEO) permet aux étudiantes et aux étudiants d’accéder à toute une panoplie de prêts et subventions pour financer leurs études. www.futurefurther.ca (disponible en anglais seulement) Le portail des ressources pour étudiantes et étudiants universitaires autochtones de l’Ontario se veut une ressource qui fournit des renseignements sur les mécanismes de soutien et les services offerts aux étudiantes et étudiants autochtones intéressés par des études universitaires en Ontario. Ontario University Regional Dialogues 2018 : Resource Guide | Guide de ressources : Universités de l’Ontario dialogues régionaux 2018 3
MEET UNIVERSITY STAFF AND STUDENTS • VISIT ONTARIO UNIVERSITY EXHIBITS • ASK QUESTIONS • TALK DIRECTLY TO UNIVER- SITY REPRESENTATIVES • ATTEND INFORMATION SESSIONS • MEET UNIVERSITY STAFF AND STUDENTS • VISIT ONTARIO UNIVERSITY EXHIBITS r in one place. Sept 28-30. • ASK QUESTIONS • TALK DIRECTLY TO UNIVERSITY e the Tog REPRESENTATIVES • ATTEND INFORMATION . ities SESSIONS • MEET UNIVERSITY STAFF rs ive AND STUDENTS • VISIT ONTAR- IO UNIVERSITY EXHIBITS • n ASK QUESTIONS • TALK r iou DIRECTLY TO UNI- n ta VERSITY REPRE- 1 O SENTATIVES • 2 ATTEND IN- FO R M A- TION SES- Ontario Universities’ Fair September 28-30, 2018 10 am to 5 pm daily Metro Toronto Convention Centre 222 Bremner Blvd., South Building Free admission! The OUF Passport Connect easily with universities Students can register online and bring their OUF Passport to have their The OUF Passport is the easiest way barcode scanned at university booths for students to share contact info with and in the presentation rooms. universities to receive info about: - Campus tours and open houses Passport registration opens on the - Scholarships and awards OUF website in early June. - Athletics Sept. - University news 28-30 Students input their info once, instead of up to 21 times! MEET UNI- V E R - #OUF2018 ouf.ca S I STAFF AND STUDENTS T Y • OntarioUFair VISIT ONTARIO @OntarioUniFair UNIVERSITY EXHIB- ITS • ASK QUESTIONS @ontariounifair • TALK DIRECTLY TO UNI- VERSITY REPRESENTATIVES • ATTEND INFORMATION SESSIONS • MEET UNIVERSITY STAFF AND STUDENTS • VISIT ONTARIO UNIVERSITY EXHIBITS • ASK QUES- TIONS • TALK DIRECTLY TO UNIVERSITY REPRESENTATIVES • ATTEND INFORMATION SESSIONS • MEET UNIVERSITY STAFF AND STUDENTS • VISIT ONTARIO UNIVERSITY EXHIBITS • ASK QUESTIONS • TALK DIRECTLY TO UNIVERSITY REPRESENTATIVES •
Admission Information Service (AIS) Available from June 6 to August 31, 2018 at: www.ouac.on.ca/ais Are you an Ontario high school student applying to an Ontario university and have not received an offer of admission? Starting June 6, 2018, you can use the AIS to find possible openings at other Ontario universities. Requirements: • You must have completed the OSSD (or equivalent), including six 4U/M courses, by early September 2018. • You must have an average of at least 60%, although higher averages are usually required. To find out more, call 519-823-1063 or email 101sup@ouac.on.ca. Service d’information sur l’admission (SIA) Disponible du 6 juin au 31 août 2018 au : www.ouac.on.ca/fr/ais Vous êtes élève d’une école secondaire de l’Ontario, vous avez fait demande à une université de l’Ontario, mais vous n’avez pas reçu d’offre d’admission? À compter du 6 juin 2018, utilisez le SIA pour trouver d’autres possibilités d’études aux universités de l’Ontario. Exigences : • Vous devez détenir un DESO (ou l’équivalent) et avoir réussi six cours 4U/M, au plus tard au début de septembre 2018. • Vous devez avoir une moyenne minimale de 60 % – à noter toutefois que les moyennes exigées sont plus élevées, en règle générale. Pour plus d’information, composez le 519 823-1063 ou écrivez-nous à 101sup@ouac.on.ca.
Quick Reference – Admission Information University Grade 11 Marks Considered Admission Deferrals Dual Credits/SHSM Considered in Admission Process? Granted? in Admission Process? Yes Case/Case No Yes Case/Case No Yes No Algoma ü ü ü Brock ü ü ü ü Carleton ü ü ü Guelph ü ü ü Guelph-Humber ü ü ü Lakehead ü ü ü Laurentian ü ü ü Laurentienne ü ü ü McMaster ü ü ü Nipissing ü ü ü OCAD ü ü ü Ottawa – English ü ü ü Ottawa – French ü ü ü Queen’s ü ü ü RMC ü ü ü CMR ü ü ü Ryerson ü ü ü Toronto – St. George ü ü ü ü Toronto – Mississauga ü ü ü Toronto – Scarborough ü ü ü Trent ü ü ü UOIT ü ü ü Waterloo ü ü ü Waterloo – Renison ü ü ü Waterloo – St. Jerome’s ü ü ü Western ü ü ü Western – Brescia ü ü ü Western – Huron ü ü ü Western – King’s ü ü ü Wilfrid Laurier – Waterloo ü ü ü Wilfrid Laurier – Brantford ü ü ü Windsor ü ü ü York ü ü ü York Glendon – English ü ü ü York Glendon – French ü ü ü Ontario University Regional Dialogues 2018 : Resource Guide | Guide de ressources : Universités de l’Ontario dialogues régionaux 2018 6
Quick Reference – Admission Information University Fall Reading Break OUAC Ranking Campus Visit Tuition Deposit Available? Considered? Subsidies? Yes No Yes No Yes No Algoma ü ü ü $400 Brock ü ü ü Not required Carleton ü ü ü Not required Guelph ü ü ü $200 Guelph-Humber ü ü ü $200 (see details) Lakehead ü ü ü $200 Laurentian ü ü ü $400 Laurentienne ü ü ü $400 McMaster ü ü ü Not required Nipissing ü ü ü $200 OCAD ü ü ü $500 Ottawa – English ü ü ü Not required Ottawa – French ü ü ü Not required Queen’s ü ü ü Not required RMC ü ü ü Not required CMR ü ü ü Not required Ryerson ü ü ü $600 Toronto – St. George ü ü ü Not required Toronto – Mississauga ü ü ü Not required Toronto – Scarborough ü ü ü Not required Trent ü ü ü $600 UOIT ü ü ü $500 Waterloo ü ü ü Not required Waterloo – Renison ü ü ü Not required Waterloo – St. Jerome’s ü ü ü Not required Western ü ü ü Not required Western – Brescia ü ü ü Not required Western – Huron ü ü ü Not required Western – King’s ü ü ü Not required Wilfrid Laurier – Waterloo ü ü ü Not required Wilfrid Laurier – Brantford ü ü ü Not required Windsor ü ü ü Not required York ü ü ü $300 York Glendon – English ü ü ü $300 York Glendon – French ü ü ü $300 Ontario University Regional Dialogues 2018 : Resource Guide | Guide de ressources : Universités de l’Ontario dialogues régionaux 2018 7
Quick Reference – Residence University Residence Guaranteed Residence? 2018 Residence Deposit Application Deadline Yes Yes w/Conditions No Algoma $500 ü June 4 Brock $600 ü June 1 Carleton $700 ü June 7 Guelph $750 ü June 1 Guelph-Humber $500 (see details) ü June 1 Lakehead $500 ü June 1 Laurentian $500-$550 ü June 1 Laurentienne $500-$550 ü June 1 McMaster $600 ü June 1 Nipissing $400 ü June 1 OCAD N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Ottawa – English $700 ü June 1 Ottawa – French $700 ü June 1 Queen’s $525 ü June 8 RMC N/A ü N/A CMR N/A ü N/A Ryerson $50 ü June 1 Toronto – St. George $350-$1000 ü March 31 Toronto – Mississauga $350 ü March 31 Toronto – Scarborough $600 ü March 31 Trent $500 ü June 1 UOIT $500 ü June 1 Waterloo $500 ü June 1 Waterloo – Renison $500 ü June 1 Waterloo – St. Jerome’s $500 ü June 1 Western $900 ü June 5 Western – Brescia $800 ü June 8 Western – Huron $750 ü June 1 Western – King’s $600 ü June 1 Wilfrid Laurier – Waterloo $600 ü June 1 Wilfrid Laurier – Brantford $600 ü June 1 Windsor $475 ü June 1 York $300 ü June 1 York Glendon – English $300 ü June 1 York Glendon – French $300 ü June 1 Ontario University Regional Dialogues 2018 : Resource Guide | Guide de ressources : Universités de l’Ontario dialogues régionaux 2018 8
Quick Reference – Residence University Residence Options Where to Apply Dorm Apartment/Suite Townhouse Algoma ü ü www.algomau.ca/housing Brock ü ü ü www.brocku.ca/residence Carleton ü ü Via the OUAC application Guelph ü ü ü http://housing/uoguelph.ca/future-residents/how-apply Guelph-Humber ü Information provided in offer package Lakehead ü ü ü http://lakehead.erezlife.com Laurentian ü ü https://my.laurentian.ca Laurentienne ü ü https://ma.laurentienne.ca McMaster ü ü https://housing.mcmaster.ca/residence-admissions Nipissing ü www.mynipissingu.ca (via “My Nipissing”) OCAD N/A N/A N/A N/A Ottawa – English ü ü ü Apply via uoZone Ottawa – French ü ü ü Apply via uoZone Queen’s ü http://residences.housing.queensu.ca RMC N/A N/A N/A www.forces.ca CMR N/A N/A N/A www.forces.ca Ryerson ü ü www.ryerson.ca/housing/future-students/applying Toronto – St. George ü ü ü https://join.utoronto.ca Toronto – Mississauga ü ü ü www.join.utoronto.ca Toronto – Scarborough ü ü www.join.utoronto.ca Trent ü ü www.trentu.ca/housing or trent.ca/housing/durham-campus UOIT ü www.uoitresidence.ca Waterloo ü ü ü www.uwaterloo.ca/housing/incoming-first-years Waterloo – Renison ü www.uwaterloo.ca/housing/incoming-first-years Waterloo – St. Jerome’s ü www.uwaterloo.ca/housing/incoming-first-years Western ü ü https://residence.uwo.ca Western – Brescia ü www.brescia.uwo.ca/life/residence/applying-to-residence Western – Huron ü ü Information provided in offer package Western – King’s ü ü www.kingscollege.net/cgi-bin/ora/login.student.pl Wilfrid Laurier – Waterloo http://wlu.ca/residence ü ü Wilfrid Laurier – Brantford ü http://wlu.ca/residence Windsor www.uwindsor.ca/residence ü ü York ü ü www.yorku.ca/myfile York Glendon – English ü www.yorku.ca/myfile York Glendon – French ü www.yorku.ca/myfile Ontario University Regional Dialogues 2018 : Resource Guide | Guide de ressources : Universités de l’Ontario dialogues régionaux 2018 9
Quick Reference – Scholarships & Entrance Awards University Guaranteed Entrance Renewable? Entrance Scholarship Scholarship Value Range Admission Average Yes No See Details Algoma 80% + ü ü $1,500-$4,000 Brock 80% + ü $4,000-$16,000 Carleton 80% + ü $1,000-$4,000 annually Guelph 85% + ü $2,000-$3,000 Guelph-Humber 75% + ü $2,000-$5,000 Lakehead 80% + ü $750-free tuition Laurentian 80% + ü $1,000-$3,500 Laurentienne 80% + ü $1,000-$3,500 McMaster 80% + ü $500-$2,500 Nipissing 80% + ü $1,500-free tuition OCAD Not guaranteed ü $500-$6,000 Ottawa – English 80% + ü $1,000-$4,000+ Ottawa – French 80% + ü $1,000-$4,000+ Queen’s 90% + ü $1,000-$20,000 RMC 75% + ü N/A CMR 75% + ü N/A Ryerson 80% + ü $500-$4,000 Toronto – St. George Merit-based ü $500-$10,000 Toronto – Mississauga 88% + ü ü $1,000-$13,000 Toronto – Scarborough 88% + ü $500-$10,000 Trent 80% + ü $1,000-$6,250 UOIT 85% + ü $2,000-$4,000 Waterloo 85% + ü $1,000-$2,000 Waterloo – Renison 80% + ü $500-$4,000 Waterloo – St. Jerome’s 85% + ü $1,000-$2,000 Western 88% + ü $1,000-$2,500 Western – Brescia 80% + ü $1,500-$3,500 Western – Huron 80% + ü $1,500-$4,500 Western – King’s 80% + $1,500-$4,500 Wilfrid Laurier – Waterloo Varied, 80% + ü $1,000-$5,000 Wilfrid Laurier – Brantford Varied, 80% + ü $1,000-$5,000 Windsor 80% + ü $500-$16,000 York 75% + ü $500-$3,500 York Glendon – English 75% + ü $500-$3,500 York Glendon – French 75% + ü $500-$3,500 Ontario University Regional Dialogues 2018 : Resource Guide | Guide de ressources : Universités de l’Ontario dialogues régionaux 2018 10
Quick Reference – Scholarships & Entrance Awards University Prerequisites Considered? Scholarship Application Required? Yes No Yes No Some Scholarships Algoma ü ü Brock ü ü Carleton ü ü Guelph ü ü Guelph-Humber ü ü Lakehead ü ü Laurentian ü ü Laurentienne ü ü McMaster ü ü Nipissing ü ü OCAD N/A N/A ü Ottawa – English ü ü Ottawa – French ü ü Queen’s ü ü RMC ü ü CMR ü ü Ryerson ü ü Toronto – St. George ü ü Toronto – Mississauga ü ü Toronto – Scarborough ü ü Trent ü ü UOIT ü ü Waterloo ü ü Waterloo – Renison ü ü Waterloo – St. Jerome’s ü ü Western ü ü Western – Brescia ü ü Western – Huron ü ü Western – King’s ü ü Wilfrid Laurier – Waterloo ü ü Wilfrid Laurier – Brantford ü ü Windsor ü ü York ü ü York Glendon – English ü ü York Glendon – French ü ü Ontario University Regional Dialogues 2018 : Resource Guide | Guide de ressources : Universités de l’Ontario dialogues régionaux 2018 11
Contact Information Recruitment & Admissions Coordinator, Paul Quesnele | 705-949-2301, ext. 4245 | paul.quesnele@algomau.ca Assistant Registrar, Shelley Mitchell | 705-949-2301, ext. 4220 | shelley.mitchell@algomau.ca Financial Aid Office: Nicole Muskaluk | 705-949-2301, ext. 4219 | fao@algomau.ca Scholarships & Awards: Anna Stilin | 705-949-2301, ext. 4723 | awards@algomau.ca Disability Services: Jenn Reid | 705-949-2301, ext. 4221 | learning@algomau.ca University Information Student Population • 1,400 • Bachelor of Science – Environmental Science | www.algomau.ca/environmental-science New Programs • Bachelor of Engineering Pathway (First Year of Laurentian U’s BENG) – Chemical, Mechanical, Mining | www.algomau.ca/engineering Program Changes • Bachelor of Science in Biology now requires a 70% combined average instead of 65% • Campus tours can be arranged at any time; however, we recommend visiting during the September to April school year. Students can sit in on a class, meet faculty and tour residences. Campus Tours & Events • Travel is subsidized and hotel accommodations are provided for out-of-town students. www.algomau.ca/visit • STAR Program (Summer Transition Program): July 4-6 Admission and Transition Information • Issued on an ongoing basis to students who meet the admission requirements based on their Grade 11 Fall Offer of Admission and/or first semester Grade 12 grades. Alternative Offers of Admission • Yes • All students have access to the Learning Centre and Disability Services Office. Accessibility Services • A complete list of services offered is available at: www.algomau.ca/the-learning-centre. Grade 11 Marks • Applicants may receive early offers of admission based on Grade 11 marks. • Bachelor of Fine Arts: Portfolio required Supplemental Application • Bachelor of Arts in Music: Audition required • Bachelor of Social Work: Supplementary application is required for admission to the professional years Ranking on OUAC application • Not taken into consideration. • Fall: $200 Tuition Deposit • Winter: $200 • Spring: $100 • Opens online on June 1. First-Year Course Selection Process • Incoming first-year students are assigned an Academic Advisor and are encouraged to contact such advisor prior to June 4 for first-year academic advising. • Student Services offers a Summer Transition Program for students attending any university. Support for Transition to University www.algomau.ca/star Dual Credits/SHSM Programs • Not taken in to consideration when evaluating admissibility. • International students who have not completed their last 3 years of full-time studies in English in a country where English is an official language must provide a language proficiency test. www.algomau.ca/english-language-requirements • TOEFL score of 550 (paper-based), (213 computer based), (79-80 Internet-based); IELTS 6.0 (overall English Proficiency Requirements and each band); MELAB 90%; CanTEST 4.50; CAEL 60 • Students without proof of English-language proficiency or those who do not meet minimum requirements can enroll in Algoma University’s ESL Program prior to academic studies. www.algomau.ca/esl Ontario University Regional Dialogues 2018 : Resource Guide | Guide de ressources : Universités de l’Ontario dialogues régionaux 2018 12
Admission Policies Notes • AP: Applicants who completed AP courses in appropriate subjects with a grade of 4 may receive transfer credits. Applicants must also meet the Advanced Placement & standard university requirements of six 4U/M courses. International • IB: Students who completed IB courses in a Canadian Baccalaureate high school are considered for transfer credit. To receive transfer credit for a specific course, a student must receive a score of 5 or higher in a Standard Level or Higher Level course. • Students who are offered admission may defer their offer for 1 year as long as they do not attend any Deferral academic institutions (high school or postsecondary) during that year. Repeated Courses • The highest grade will be used to calculate average. Special Consideration • Made on an individual basis by the Assistant Registrar. Summer/Night School, Virtual/e-Learning, • All courses recognized by the Ministry of Education are Private School, and granted equal standing. Correspondence Courses Transfer Credit • www.algomau.ca/diplomadegree Scholarship and Financial Aid Information • Algoma University offers a number of bursaries for students via the Financial Aid Office and the Bursaries Scholarships and Awards Office. • Bursaries have applications in the fall and are issued in the winter. • Top 6 Grade 12 U/M courses: * 80-84.9% = $1,500 (max. value $6,000) * 85-89.9% = $2,500 (max. value $10,000) * 90-94.9% = $3,000 (max. value $12,000) Guaranteed Entrance * 95%+ = $4,000 (max. value $16,000) Scholarships • Awards are renewable up to 4 years, up to the maximum value, if the student maintains an average listed within the award level based on full-time studies. www.algomau.ca/awards Additional Scholarships • www.algomau.ca/awards • June 30, for Entrance Scholarships that require an Scholarship Deadline application. Residence Information Deposit Fee • $500 • Guaranteed private rooms to first-year students who Guaranteed Residence apply by the deadline. • First-year students who apply by the residence deadline are guaranteed a single room in residence. Algoma Dorms: Single rooms on campus for first-year students . • Spirit Village Dorms: Single rooms on campus for Residence Options upper-year students. • Spirit Village Townhouse: Single rooms on campus in 5-bedroom townhouses, equipped with 2 bathrooms, full kitchens and living rooms. www.algomau.ca/housing Online Application • www.algomau.ca/housing Application Deadline • June 4, 2018 Ontario University Regional Dialogues 2018 : Resource Guide | Guide de ressources : Universités de l’Ontario dialogues régionaux 2018 13
Contact Information Recruitment: General inquiries | 905-688-5550, ext. 4293 | liaison@brocku.ca | www.discover.brocku.ca Admissions: General inquiries | 905-688-5550, ext. 3052 | central@brocku.ca | www.brocku.ca/admissions Student Accounts and Financial Aid: 905-688-5550, ext. 3052 | central@brocku.ca | www.brocku.ca/safa Student Accessibility Services: 905-688-5550, ext. 5357 | sasnewstudent@brocku.ca University Information Student Population • 19,000 • A new minor in Environmental Sustainability combines economics, social sciences, and environmental New Programs sciences, to study protection of the natural environment and ecological health, while improving the quality of human life through development. Program Changes • One 4U math (min. 75%) is now required for the Nursing program. • Weekdays at 10 am or 2 pm and many weekends | www.discover.brocku.ca Campus Tours & Events • Weekend tour dates: May 6, 13 and 27 | www.discover.brocku.ca • Fall Preview Day 2018: Sunday, November 4, 2018 | www.discover.brocku.ca Admission and Transition Information • The majority of our offers of admission have been extended to eligible applicants, and will continue to be made to programs where space permits. • Students who received an early offer to an alternative program, and are still completing courses, will Fall Offer of Admission automatically be reassessed for their preferred choice upon receipt of second term interim grades. • Those with offers of admission must continue to meet the conditions indicated in their offer of admission letter. • If a student applies to only 1 Brock program and does not qualify, in most cases, they are Alternative Offers of Admission automatically considered for an alternative program. Accessibility Services • www.brocku.ca/sas Grade 11 Marks • Offers are extended in December based on final 3U/M courses and 4U/M courses, when available. • Applicants to programs in Dramatic Arts must attend and successfully complete the DART Invitational. | www.brocku.ca/miwsfpa/dramatic-arts/dart-invitational • Auditions are required for Music. | www.brocku.ca/miwsfpa/music/admissions-and-auditions • Portfolios are required for students applying to our Visual Arts-Studio Art programs. Supplemental Application www.brocku.ca/miwsfpa/visula-arts/apply • Applicants to Game Design or Game Programming must submit a Statement of Interest. www.brocku.ca/game • Applicants to Accelerated Mathematics Studies must submit a written Personal Statement and a Mathematical Activities Portfolio. | www.discover.brocku.ca/apply/next-steps • When more than 1 Brock program is indicated on the application, the highest choice listed for Brock Ranking on OUAC application will be considered first. • If not eligible for the first choice, we will consider subsequent choices in the order of preference indicated. Tuition Deposit • Not required for domestic students or international OUAC 101 applicants. First-Year Course Selection Process • Opens June 13, 2018. Registration information will be provided closer to the registration date. • First-year summer orientation programs are all led by experienced students and mentors and include: Support for Transition to University Smart Start (1-day academic orientation), LEAP (small group orientation and an overnight stay in residence) and Basecamp (canoeing, backpacking or rock climbing trips). | www.brocku.ca/start • Students who completed a university credit during their final year of high school may be eligible for transfer credit. An official university transcript should be forwarded to the Admissions Office for Dual Credits/SHSM Programs review. • Students who complete a SHSM program with an admission average of 80% or higher will be awarded a $500 scholarship. English Proficiency Requirements • www.brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/admi.html#sec13 Ontario University Regional Dialogues 2018 : Resource Guide | Guide de ressources : Universités de l’Ontario dialogues régionaux 2018 14
Admission Policies Notes • AP results may be used to determine admissibility and the granting of transfer credit or exemption. Applicants who present AP examination grades of 4 may receive university credit to a maximum of 2.0 Brock credits. An Advanced Placement & official AP transcript is required for those wishing to be considered for transfer credit. International Baccalaureate • Qualified students who were granted the IB diploma may receive up to 3.0 Brock credits for higher level subjects completed with a grade of 5 or better. • Students may also receive a recognition award of $1,000 in addition to any other awards they qualify for. Deferral • Granted only in rare circumstances. Repeated Courses • The highest grade will be used to calculate the average. • Brock University’s Accessibility Policy: Special Consideration www.ouac.on.ca/guide/101-brock/#accessibility. • Requests must be submitted by April 20, 2018. • All Ministry-approved high school courses are treated equally. Summer/Night School, • If the home school does not submit the course via the OUAC, according to established timelines, students Virtual/e-Learning, must email the Admissions Office (central@brocku.ca) Private School, and to provide proof of registration in the course. Correspondence Courses • It is the student’s responsibility to ensure we receive the midterm and final grade. • Space is not guaranteed in all programs. • Where possible, Brock recognizes previously completed postsecondary studies. For more information, contact Transfer Credit the Transfer Admissions Officer at 905-688-5550, ext. 6187, or collegetransfers@brocku.ca. Scholarship and Financial Aid Information • Students may qualify for an entrance bursary valued up to $3,000. Bursaries • Students must complete the OneApp to access all donor awards and bursaries. | www.brocku.ca/safa • Brock Scholars Awards are automatic for all incoming students entering their first undergraduate program Guaranteed Entrance with an admission average of 80% or higher. Scholarships • Values range from $4,000 to $16,000 • Awards are adjusted based on final admission averages. • All donor awards and bursaries are available by Additional Scholarships completing the OneApp – 1 application for hundreds of awards and bursaries. | www.brocku.ca/safa • Applications are due for Brock Leaders Awards and Goodman Scholarships by April 15, 2018. Scholarship Deadline • Students should complete the One App as early as possible to be eligible for Donor Awards and bursaries. Residence Information Deposit Fee • $600 • Guaranteed to incoming Year 1 full-time students who are coming directly from high school, and who apply Guaranteed Residence and submit their deposit by the deadline. www.brocku.ca/residence • 6 individual residences in 3 distinct styles: traditional, Residence Options semi-suite and townhouse. Online Application • www.brocku.ca/residence Application Deadline • June 1, 2018 Ontario University Regional Dialogues 2018 : Resource Guide | Guide de ressources : Universités de l’Ontario dialogues régionaux 2018 15
Contact Information Recruitment: Director, Jean Mullan | 613-520-2600, ext. 8879 | jean.mullan@carleton.ca Assistant Director, Jen Elliott | 613-520-2600, ext. 8713 | jennifer.elliott@carleton.ca Admissions: Director, Janice O’Farrell: 613-520-2600, ext. 3710 | janice.ofarrell@carleton.ca Assistant Director, Jen Sugar: 613-520-2600, ext. 6664 | jen.sugar@carleton.ca Scholarship and Financial Aid: Director, Perry Legakis | 613-520-3601 | perry.legakis@carleton.ca Manager (Financial Aid), Mark Robinson | 613-520-2600, ext. 8547 | mark.robinson@carleton.ca University Information Student Population • Approximately 30,000 full- and part-time students. • Bachelor of Media Production and Design; Bachelor of Global and International Studies specializations New Programs in French and Francophone Studies, Global Genders and Sexualities and Teaching English in Global Contexts. • The Bachelor of Science (Honours) has added a new stream in Astrophysics; the Bachelor of Arts Program Changes (Honours or Combined Honours) offers a new stream in Social Justice; there is now a Combined Honours in History and Theory of Architecture in the Bachelor of Arts program. • General campus tours are offered year-round, Monday to Saturday. Campus Tours & Events • Program-specific or specialty tours are held on select days. | https://carleton.ca/tours • Open houses will be held in fall 2018. | https://admissions.carleton.ca/events Admission and Transition Information • Offers of admission are made on a rolling basis. Fall Offer of Admission • Each time we receive grades from the OUAC, we re-assess to determine eligibility. • Ontario high school students who are not eligible for their first choice, will be given an alternative Alternative Offers of Admission offer of admission in early May. • We will attempt to give the student a choice that is as close as possible to their original program selection. • The Paul Menton Centre for Students with Disabilities (PMC) provides individualized services to students with documented disabilities. Accessibility Services • Students should self-identify and meet with a PMC coordinator to discuss individual needs for accommodation and support services each term, prior to the start of their academic program. https://carleton.ca/pmc. • Used for preliminary offers sent in December and January for those with high averages. Grade 11 Marks • Used again in February as part of the calculation for early offers, in combination with available Grade 12 marks. • Portfolios required for Architecture, Industrial Design, Information Technology (IMD stream), and Humanities. Supplemental Application • Audition required for Music. • Supplementary Application required for Social Work. • Your highest ranked program will be considered first, but all program choices will be assessed. • If you qualify for your first choice, you will receive an offer of admission for that program. With that Ranking on OUAC application offer, you will also receive information on the status of your other program choices. If you are eligible for another choice, you can be given an offer of admission if there is space available in that program. • If a program becomes full, you will not receive an offer of admission even if you were previously eligible. Tuition Deposit • Not required. • Registration begins the first week of June. First-Year Course Selection Process • Registration information is sent at the beginning of May. • Student Experience Office (orientation, leadership, development, community service learning initiatives, family outreach) Support for Transition to University • Academic Advising Centre (academic advising and study workshops); Paul Menton Centre for Students with Disabilities • Some dual credit courses are accepted for use in the admission average. Dual Credits/SHSM Programs • Courses are evaluated at the time of admission. • Students whose first language is not English must demonstrate that they can cope with the language English Proficiency Requirements demands of an English-language university. | https://admissions.carleton.ca/english Ontario University Regional Dialogues 2018 : Resource Guide | Guide de ressources : Universités de l’Ontario dialogues régionaux 2018 16
Admission Policies Notes • https://admissions.carleton.ca/requirements Advanced Placement & • AP contact: jen.sugar@carleton.ca International Baccalaureate • https://admissions.carleton.ca/requirements • IB contact: jen.sugar@carleton.ca • Deferrals are granted for most programs. • Some limited enrolment programs require a higher Deferral average for a deferral of offer to be approved. • There are no deferrals for programs that require a supplementary application, portfolio or audition. Repeated Courses • Highest grade will be used to calculate the average. • Students who experience special/extenuating circumstances that should be taken into consideration Special Consideration when we evaluate their application, should submit a letter to Admissions Services outlining their circumstances. Summer/Night School, Virtual/e-Learning, • All Ministry-approved high school courses are treated Private School, and equally. Correspondence Courses Transfer Credit • https://admissions.carleton.ca/apply Scholarship and Financial Aid Information Bursaries • https://carleton.ca/awards • High school students who are admitted to Carleton University with an admission average of 80% or better will automatically be considered for a renewable Guaranteed Entrance Entrance Scholarship. Scholarships • Entrance Scholarships are renewable over the first 4 years of an undergraduate degree with A- standing (10.0 annual GPA). • Students with a 90% admission average and Additional Scholarships extracurricular activities are eligible to apply for one of our Prestige Scholarships. | https://carleton.ca/awards Scholarship Deadline • March 1, 2018 Residence Information Deposit Fee • $700 • Guaranteed to all current Ontario high school or CEGEP students entering first-year studies (admitted by May 15, 2018) who accept their admission offer, complete Guaranteed Residence the Residence Information Form (available at: https://central.carleton.ca), accept their offer of residence and pay the deposit by the deadline. • Traditional double rooms and suite-style rooms (approx. Residence Options 3,600 residents in 11 residence buildings). • Students may request to live in a “themed community”. • Students must indicate their interest in residence on their application to Carleton. • Applications for non-guaranteed residence are Online Application available online and due by June 7, 2018, in order to be considered for the residence space lottery held on June 12, 2018. • After that date, applicants go on a wait list. Application Deadline • June 7, 2018 Ontario University Regional Dialogues 2018 : Resource Guide | Guide de ressources : Universités de l’Ontario dialogues régionaux 2018 17
Contact Information Recruitment: Assistant Registrar – Student Recruitment, Effie Gatsinos egatsino@uoguelph.ca | 519-824-4120, ext. 56053 Admissions: Assistant Registrar, Admissions, Janette Hogan jhogan@uoguelph.ca | 519-824-4120, ext. 58529 Student Awards and Financial Aid: Monica Bertolo | mbertolo@uoguelph.ca 519-824-4120, ext. 56032 | www.uoguelph.ca/registrar/studentfinance University Information Student Population • Undergraduate population: 21,052 (overall population of 23,751) • Food Industry Management is a new major in the Bachelor of Bio-Resource Management program; a New Programs co-op option is available. • The Marine and Freshwater Biology major in the Bachelor of Science now offers a co-op option. Program Changes • The Organic Agriculture major in the Bachelor of Science in Agriculture has been deleted. • http://admission.uoguelph.ca/tours | 519-824-4120, ext. 58712 Campus Tours & Events • http://admission.uoguelph.ca/events | 519-824-4120, ext. 56716 Admission and Transition Information • Offers of admission will be made prior to May 29, 2018, and students will have until June 1, 2018, to respond through the OUAC. Information regarding the conditions will be reflected in the offer of Fall Offer of Admission admission. • Any changes to the university application (i.e. program and/or choice) should be made by April 15, 2018. • Students will receive 1 offer of admission from Guelph. Only if a student is not admissible to their highest choice will their next choice be considered. • Applicants not admitted to a co-op program are automatically considered for the regular program. Alternative Offers of Admission • Applicants not admitted to BA – Criminal Justice & Public Policy are automatically considered for admission to BA - General Arts. • Applicants not admitted to BSc – Bio-Medical Science or Human Kinetics are automatically considered for admission to BSc - Biological Science. • The Student Accessibility Services (SAS) office provides services for students with disabilities, including learning disabilities, ADD/ADHD, hearing, vision, physical/mobility, chronic medical, acquired Accessibility Services brain injury, mental health, autism spectrum disorders and temporary disabilities. • Students are encouraged to contact SAS prior to starting classes. | www.uoguelph.ca/csd • Final Grade 11 U/M marks are used in admission average calculation for early offers of admission, if Grade 11 Marks Grade 12 marks are not available or are incomplete. • Several programs require supplemental application forms. https://admission.uoguelph.ca/canadian/suppdocs Supplemental Application • Students may also complete a Student Profile Form (SPF) in support of their application, due May 1, 2018. | http://admission.uoguelph.ca/spf. • Not taken into consideration unless a student is applying to more than 1 program at Guelph. In this Ranking on OUAC application case, Guelph considers the highest choice program first. • A non-refundable registration deposit of $200 will be required for all students starting at U of Guelph Tuition Deposit in fall 2018. • Students will be sent information on selecting their courses online from the Office of Enrolment First-Year Course Selection Process Services after they accept their offer of admission, beginning mid-May. • The Student Transition Office provides incoming students with opportunities to connect with the Support for Transition to University Guelph community and receive support before arriving on campus in September, upon arrival for Orientation Week and throughout their first year. | https://studentlife.uoguelph.ca • Dual credits and the SHSM programs are not currently recognized in the admission process; however, $1,000 scholarships will be awarded to the top 3 students with the highest admission average, who Dual Credits/SHSM Programs completed the Specialist High Skills Major, and who are entering the first year of any OAC program. | www.uoguelph.ca/oac/outreach/shsm-scholarships • Evidence of English proficiency is required if a student’s primary or first language is not English and they have had less than 4 years of full-time secondary or postsecondary study demonstrating English Proficiency Requirements satisfactory academic progress in an English-language school system. http://admission.uoguelph.ca/EnglProf Ontario University Regional Dialogues 2018 : Resource Guide | Guide de ressources : Universités de l’Ontario dialogues régionaux 2018 18
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