Institutional Profiles - Department of Education

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Institutional Profiles
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Atlantic Universities and Colleges
Acadia University……………………………………………3
Bishop’s University…………………………………………5
Canadian Coast Guard College………………………..7
Cape Breton University…………………………………..9
College Acadie……………………………………………….11
College of the North Atlantic…………………………13
Crandall University…………………………………………15
Dalhousie University………………………………………17
Holland College……………………………………………..19
Institute for Human Services Education…………21
Maritime College of Forest Technology…………23
Memorial University of Newfoundland…………25
Memorial University – Grenfell Campus………..27
Memorial University – Marine Institute…………29
Moncton Flight College………………………………….31
Mount Allison University……………………………….33
Mount St. Vincent University…………………………35
New Brunswick College of Craft and Design…..37
New Brunswick Community College………………39
Nova Scotia College of Art and Design ………….41
Nova Scotia Community College……………………43
NS College of Early Childhood Education……….45
Saint Mary’s University………………………………….47
St. Francis Xavier University…………………………..49
St. Stephen’s University…………………………………51
St. Thomas University…………………………………...53
Université de Moncton………………………………....55
Université Sainte-Anne………………………………….57
University of Kings College…………………………….59
University of New Brunswick – Fredericton…..61
University of New Brunswick – Saint John…....63
University of Prince Edward Island………………..65
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Email: acadia4u@acadiau.ca
Tel: (902) 585-1121 Toll free: 1-877-585-1121
Admissions:
Email: admissions@acadiau.ca
Tel: (902) 585-1016 Fax: (902) 585-1081
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Judy Noel-Walsh
Manager of Scholarships and Financial Assistance
Email: financial.aid@acadiau.ca
Tel: (902) 585-1543 Fax: (902) 585-1081
Campus Tours:
Email : campustours@acadiau.ca
Tel : (902) 585-1135
http://recruitment.acadiau.ca/visit_campus.html
Web Address:
www.acadiau.ca
INSTITUTION INFORMATION
Program Highlights:
Arts, Pure and Applied Sciences, and Professional Studies
(Business, Kinesiology, Community Development, and
Education). 30 Majors with over 200+ degree combinations
and 22 degrees offering co-op.
Approximately 3400 full-time undergraduate students
Student Population:
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
English 12, four additional Grade 12 academic courses
For admission guidelines and specific course requirements
please visit: http://admissions.acadiau.ca/ugguidelines.html
Minimum Admissions
Average:
70%, however 75% for Biology and Kinesiology
Application Deadline:
No deadline. Application opens October 1st and is open until
program seats are filled
$25.00
Application Fee:
Can you apply online?
Yes. Students can apply online by visiting:
http://admissions.acadiau.ca/index.html.html
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
12 residence buildings which are all centrally located on
campus. Options include basic, deluxe, and premium single
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Residence Options:
Residence Application
Deadline:
Guaranteed
Residence?
rooms, double rooms, and suites. Special living
environments include women only, upper years, alcohol
free, scent free, Eco house, French language and quiet.
We prefer to have residence applications in by May 15th
Yes. First year students have a residence guarantee. The
earlier they apply for residence and place their deposit, the
better the chances for their top preference.
$100
Room Deposit Fee:
Can You Apply
Online?
Yes. Once offered admission, they can access their
residence application on their Acadia Central account
SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION
http://financialaid.acadiau.ca/future-students.html
Website Address for
Scholarship
Information:
Various scholarships for entrance, departmental, athletic,
Number of
Scholarships Available: awards, scholar-bursaries, and bursaries are available.
Over $3 M is awarded yearly.
Entrance Scholarship
Admission application with all supporting documents must
be received by March 1st. All required scholarship
documents listed on their Acadia Central account must be
received by March 15th.
Scholarships with
Separate Deadlines:
http://financialaid.acadiau.ca/separate-applications-forentrance-scholarships.html
Cumulative final Grade 11 & mid-semester Grade 12
courses required for program admission of at least 80%.
Decision Criteria:
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. Students
who have an admission average of 90-94.9% will also
automatically receive an additional $1000 non-renewable
BMO Financial Group Entrance Scholarship. Acadia
University also offers Excellence Scholarships to those
students who have a 95% or higher admission average.
WHAT’S NEW
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Maclean’s 2014 University rankings: 2nd primary undergraduate
Renovations to classrooms, student centers, Library and campus green space
New program: Bachelor of Community Development (BCD)
Completion of the Human Motion Laboratory
$1.5M donation for new Wu Welcome Centre
$1M gift for The Raddall Research Fund in Biology
$1M gift to renovate and establish The Andrew H. McCain Arena
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
Program Highlights:
Student Population:
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
(877) 822-8200
Recruitment@ubishops.ca
(819) 822-9600, ext. 2680
admissions@ubishops.ca
(819) 822-9600, ext. 2655
businessoffice@ubishops.ca
(877) 822-8200
recruitment@ubishops.ca
www.ubishops.ca
www.gobishops.ca
 Williams School of Business students win N.I.B.S. international Case
Competition for the 6th time, placing in the top 3 in 11 of 16 years of the
competition.
 Education student placement of 94% immediately after graduation.
 100% of Physics students who apply to a Masters Program are
accepted, some directly to their PhD.
 Founders of the largest Undergraduate English conference in the
country.
2,500
Williams School of Business: English 12, Math 12, and three other grade 12
academic or advanced.
Humanities: English 12, four other grade 12 academic or advanced.
Social Sciences: English 12, four other grade 12 academic or advanced.
Natural Sciences & Mathematics: English 12, Math 12, two from
Bio12/Chem12/Phy12, and one other grade 12 academic or advanced.
Minimum
Admissions Average:
Application
Deadline:
Application Fee:
Can you apply
online?
Residence Options:
Residence
School of Education: Eng 12, 5 other grade 12 academic or advanced. (note:
Math or Science requires any Math 12 and two
from Bio12/Chem12/Phy12)
70%
March 31
$75
Yes. http://www.ubishops.ca/academic-programs/internationalexchange/exchange-incoming/application-process.html
Bog- private bedroom, shared bathroom. Includes desk, bed, closet, sink and
vanity.
Condo- an apartment with three roommates. Includes shared kitchen, living
room, two bathrooms and private bedroom.
Traditional- single or double rooms with shared floor bathrooms.
May 31st
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Application
Deadline:
Guaranteed
Residence?
Yes
Room Deposit Fee:
$500
Can You Apply
Online?
Yes
Website Address
for Scholarship
Information:
https://www.gobishops.ca/bishops/mmatters/index.ezc?pageID=1110
Number of
Scholarships
Available:
No limit
Entrance
Scholarship
Application
Deadline:
March 1
Scholarships with
Separate
Deadlines:
Leadership Award: $5,000/year, March 31
Decision Criteria:
Academic, need-based, extra-curricular
Guaranteed
Scholarship
Program:
AUTOMATIC ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP:
80-84.9% = $4,000 ($1,000/year);
85-89.9% = $8,000 ($2,000/year);
90%+ = $12,000 ($3,000/year)
CONTINUING STUDENT GUARANTEED, AUTOMATIC SCHOLARSHIPS:
80-82.5% = $1,000/year
83-84.5% = $2,000/year
85%+ = $3,000/year
WHAT’S NEW
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$30M renovations and expansion of the Sports Complex
$8M investment in labs; Climate & Environmental Change labs, and the Psychology and Wellbeing labs
2 Canada Research Chairs
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The Canadian Coast Guard College is...
MORE than a Degree!
MORE than a Career!
An Adventure that awaits YOU!
Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
Program Highlights:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment Officer/ Agente de recrutement
Canadian Coast Guard College/Collège de la Garde côtière
canadienne
1190 Westmount Road, Sydney, NS (N-E) B1R 2J6
Email/Courriel: CCGCregistrar@dfo-mpo.gc.ca
Toll Free / Sans frais: 1-888-582-9090
Fax/ Télécopieur: 1-902-567-3233
Same as above
Free education available in both official languages
Same as above
www.ccg-gcc.gc.ca
The tuition free, four-year Officer Training Program at the
Canadian Coast Guard College is one of the best marine
training programs in the world, producing both Marine
Engineering Officers and Marine Navigation Officers.
Graduates of the Canadian Coast Guard Officer Training
Program receive a Bachelor of Technology in Nautical Sciences
from Cape Breton University and a diploma from the Canadian
Coast Guard College and Commercial certification recognized
by Transport Canada and guaranteed employment within the
Canadian Coast Guard.
Student Population
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Non-Quebec residents: Grade 12 Diploma – Courses must be
at the pre-university level suitable for a degree in Science or
Engineering.
Quebec residents: One year of Collège d’enseignement général
et professionnel (CEGEP) with successful completion of 12
semester academic courses (preferably in Nature Science
program) is required.
Pre-requisites courses (Academic, Advanced or university
preparatory level)
- English or French
- Math 11 and Math 12
- Physics 11 and 12
- Chemistry 11 or 12 ( required for Marine
Engineering Program only)
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Minimum Admissions
Average:
N/A
There is one intake per year, and the posting typically runs from
October to mid-January, with classes beginning late summer.
N/A
Application Fee:
Residence Options:
Deadline:
Interested candidates must apply through an employment
process. Openings for both the Marine Engineering and
Navigation programs are advertised through the Public Service
Commission (www.jobs.gc.ca) as employment opportunities.
The Canadian Coast Guard College provides free room and
board. Residence at the Canadian Coast Guard College
emulates shipboard life with cabin-like accommodations in
groupings called ‘clusters’ to foster a team approach to campus
life. Each cluster is comprised of eight private rooms, with a
shared bathroom and living room. Officer Cadets also have
access to a large media room, fully-equipped music room, and a
games room.
N/A
N/A
Guaranteed Residence?
N/A
Room Deposit Fee:
N/A
Can You Apply Online?
Website Address for
Scholarship Information:
Number of Scholarships
Available:
Scholarships with
Separate Deadlines:
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Decision Criteria:
Guaranteed Scholarship
Program:
The Canadian Coast Guard College provides free Tuition,
textbooks, uniforms, training courses and room and board; a
monthly allowance for personal expenses, medical and dental
plans.
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Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and Financial
Aid:
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
Program Highlights:
Student Population:
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Minimum Admissions
Average:
Application Fee:
Residence Options:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Cape Breton University
PO Box 5300
Sydney, Nova Scotia B1P 6L2
(902) 563-1136 1-800-474-7212
welcome@cbu.ca
Admissions - Office of the Registrar
Cape Breton University
PO Box 5300, 1250 Grand Lake Road
Sydney, NS B1P 6L2
902-563-1166
admissions@cbu.ca
John Mayich
Phone: (902) 563-1420
Fax: (902) 563-1371
Email: awards@cbu.ca
1-800-474-7212
(902) 563-1136
welcome@cbu.ca
www.cbu.ca
Unique program offerings such as Bachelor of Arts Community
Studies, Bachelor of Engineering Technology, Bachelor of Health
Sciences (Public Health), Master of Business Administration in
Community Economic Development, Bachelor of Hospitality and
Tourism Management.
Unique course offerings in Communication, Celtic Culture, Petroleum,
Manufacturing, Emergency Management, Ethnomusicology, Folklore,
Environmental Studies.
3,400 Full time students
1,000+ International students from 30+ countries
Arts: English & 4 other university prep courses
Business: English, Math & 3 other university prep
Science/Technology/Engineering: English, Math (pre-cal
recommended), 2 sciences, 1 additional university prep.
o Public Health: English, Math, Chemistry, 1 other science & 1
additional university prep
65%
70% for Nursing
February 28 – Bachelor of Science Nursing
Rolling admissions for all other programs
$35 (Domestic)
$100 (International)
$85 (MBA)
Yes
o Harris Hall – 111 single rooms with private or shared washroom.
300 seat dining hall & central mailroom.
o Alumni Hall – Choice between 35 double dorm rooms or 24 fiveo
o
o
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bedroom apartment units.
Cabot Hall – 31 unit, 123 furnished apartment style residence.
Each apartment has 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and shared kitchen
and lounge area.
o MacDonald Residence – Traditional style dorm residence that
houses 149 students. Each floor includes a common room and
laundry facilities.
*All CBU residences are co-ed*
No deadline – rolling admission based on availability.
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Deadline:
Room Deposit Fee:
Website Address for
Available:
Scholarships with Separate
Deadlines:
Decision Criteria:
Program:
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No guarantee for late applicants.
$750
Yes
http://www.cbu.ca/scholarships
In 2012, CBU was able to offer over $1.7 million in scholarships to
students beginning their academic careers at Cape Breton
University. The number of scholarships and bursaries change each
year.
March 1st for entrance scholarships. Major awards, bursaries and
other scholarships depend on individual requirements. Best to
check the website for more information.
Best to check the website for more information.
Marks are the sole decision criteria for entrance scholarships and
many major awards. Other scholarships are based on both
academic performance and community involvement. Bursaries are
based on financial need.
If you achieve an average of 85% or higher, you will be guaranteed
a minimum entrance scholarship as follows:
95% or higher average - minimum of $10,000 (renewable at
$2,500 per year for 4 years)
$500 per year for 4 years)
WHAT’S NEW
Shannon School of Business - $8 million state-of-the-art building for CBU’s expanding business
programs.
Verschuren Centre for Sustainability in Energy & the Environment - $14 million centre is home to
modern, sustainable lab facilities, 144 seat lecture hall and meeting rooms, this certified LEED
green building perfectly demonstrates CBU’s commitment to find innovative and sustainable
solutions to energy and environmental issues.
Cape Breton Health Recreation Complex - $9.5 million complex houses a new fitness centre, soccer
and golf dome, outdoor soccer field, beach volleyball courts and fitness rooms.
CBU has invested $50 million dollars into the university over the past 4 years in renovations,
infrastructure and upgrades with plans to continue.
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Recruitment:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Christine Arsenault, 1-877-854-3010, ext. 241,
christine.arsenault@collegeacadieipe.ca
Admissions:
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
www.collegeacadieipe.ca
Student Population:
Bilingual administrative assistant; Bilingual
bookkeeper; Early childhood education; Human
services intervention worker (for children and youth or
youth worker); Resident care worker; Practical nursing
program; Welding.
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Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Grade 12 or GED certificate
Criminal record check
Program Highlights:
Minimum Admissions
Average:
50%
Application Fee:
$30
yes
April 30
Residence Options:
N/A
Residence Application N/A
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Deadline:
Guaranteed
Residence?
N/A
N/A
Room Deposit Fee:
N/A
Can You Apply
Online?
Website Address for
http://www.collegeacadieipe.ca/bourses_etudes.cfm
Scholarship
Information:
Number of
5
Scholarships Available:
June 15
Scholarships with
N/A
Separate Deadlines:
Registered for full-time program.
Decision Criteria:
Not receiving financial support from any third party
such as Skills Development, etc.
Guaranteed
N/A
WHAT’S NEW
In partnership with the New Brunswick Community College (NBCC), Université
Sainte-Anne and Collège Acadie, we are pleased to offer a new welding program
beginning in September 2013. The program includes 40 weeks of theory and
practical training, including a workplace training period.
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Admissions:
Scholarships, Financial
Aid, and Campus tours:
Contact our Admissions department at: 1-888-982-2268
Email us at info@cna.nl.ca or call us at 1-888-982-2268 or
Live Chat us at http://www.cna.nl.ca/livechat/default.asp
Web Address:
Programs Offered:
www.cna.nl.ca
We offer nearly 100 full-time program offerings and more
than 300 part-time courses each year in: Academics,
Applied Arts, Business Studies, Health Sciences,
Engineering Technology, Industrial Trades, Information
Technology and Tourism & Natural Resources. For more
information on our programs, visit us at:
http://www.cna.nl.ca/ProgramsCourses/default.asp
20,000
Entry into Full-Time Programs
Candidates applying for full-time status must satisfy the
following requirements:
 Meet the educational and other requirements for
entry into the particular program or meet the mature
student requirements.
 Have reached the legal school-leaving age on the
date of commencement of the course/program.
 Apply online or in writing on the approved
application form and submit the non-refundable
application processing fee.
 Show evidence of physical qualification in
accordance with the requirements of the program
selected, where applicable.
 In the case of high school students, provide a copy
of marks obtained. In the case of ABE students,
provide a Record of Achievement or other
equivalent official transcript.
 Provide further documentation or report for an
interview or for testing when required.
Mature Student Requirements:
 Applicants who do not meet the educational
prerequisites for the program they wish to enter,
may be considered for admission on an individual
basis, and provided the following conditions are met:
 Applicants are at least 19 years of age at the time of
application.
 Applicants have been out of school for at least one
year.
 Applicants present a certified copy of grades for the
Student Population:
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Minimum Admissions
Average:
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highest educational level attained.
Applicants complete the standardized assessment
instrument at a level approved by the College.
Special Admissions
Special circumstances may exist whereby applicants who
fail to meet all of the criteria for admission may be
recommended for acceptance. In such cases, the
application will be referred to the Committee on Special
Admissions.
The College of the North Atlantic continually accepts
applications, we do not have a deadline date, and we have
a "first come first serve" policy provided educational
requirements are met for the program.
Application fee per program $ 30.00 (Non-refundable)
Application fee for International students $100.00
Yes, https://www.cna.nl.ca/Application/default.aspx
Off-Campus Housing
The College maintains at all campuses a list of boarding
accommodations available at the Student Services Offices.
Contact the office at the campus to which you wish to
attend or contact us through email at info@cna.nl.ca,
through our toll free line 1-888-982-2268 or through Live
Chat at http://www.cna.nl.ca/livechat/default.asp
College Residence
The College maintains residence facilities at the Bay St.
George, Burin and Happy Valley - Goose Bay Campuses.
Students wishing to apply for residence should apply
directly to the Residence Office of the appropriate campus.
For more information:
http://www.cna.nl.ca/registration/housing-residency.asp
All applications are processed on a first-come, first-served
basis only after students have been confirmed in a program
at the College.
Residence space is limited and therefore the College
cannot guarantee a room to everyone who applies.
No, students wishing to apply for residence should apply
directly to the Residence Office of the appropriate campus.
http://www.cna.nl.ca/awards/
Varies by campus and by program
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Application Fee:
Residence Options:
Deadline:
Website Address:
Deadlines:
October 15
The deadline for receipt of applications for bursaries and
other awards is generally October 15.
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
David Cook
Admissions Director
david.cook@crandallu.ca
506.863.6434
Kara Cawthra
Admissions Counselor
kara.cawthra@crandallu.ca
506.863.6433
Matthew Robertson
Jessica Grimes
Admissions Counselor
Education Admissions
matthew.robertson@crandallu.ca Jessica.grimes@crandallu.ca
506.863.6448
506.858.8970 Ext. 149
Admissions:
Aid:
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
Kimberley Cook
Lorrie Weir
Program Administrator for
Administrative Assistant-Admissions
Professional Studies
lorrie.weir@crandallu.ca
kimberley.cook@crandallu.ca 506.858.8970. Ext. 290
506.858.8970 Ext. 143
Box 6004 (333 Gorge Road)
Moncton, NB E1C 9L7
Phone: 506.858.8970 Ext. 290 or
888.968.6228
Fax: 506. 863.6460
Heather Burke, Vice-President for Administration and Finance.
Phone: 506. 858.8970 Ext. 104
Email: heather.burke@crandallu.ca
www.crandallu.ca Email : admissions@crandallu.ca
Phone : 506.858.8970
www.crandallu.ca
Program Highlights:
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Business Administration
Bachelor of Education
Bachelor of Science
Master of Organizational Management
Master of Education Degree
Certificates
850
Student Population:
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Minimum Admissions
Average:
70% cumulative average in 5 university preparatory grade 12
courses
Early Fall Admission (based on final grade 11 transcripts):80%
Regular Admission (grade 12 mid-year results): 70%
•Arts, Business, and Science: Rolling admission
•Early Fall Admissions: Application deadline is November 30.
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•Bachelor of Education: Application deadline is January 31
Application Fee:
B.A.,B.B.A., B.Sc. -$35.00
M.A., - $50.00
Yes—www.crandallu.ca
Residence Options:
Deadline:
Men’s and Women’s.
Single, Super Single, and Double Rooms are Available.
Apartment Complex. Two, three and four bedroom options for upper level
students.
Rolling
First deposit deadline is on or before May 31.
Deposit amounts increase monthly after this date.
Space on Residence is offered on a first come first serve basis.
Room Deposit Fee:
On or before May 31. $300 deposit.
Deposit amounts increase monthly after this date
Website Address for
Available:
Deadlines:
Decision Criteria:
Program:
www.crandallu.ca
Scholarship and Bursaries vary each year.
Deadline: March 1
Athletic Scholarships
Harrison McCain Scholarship, separate application form required.
Academic achievement, extra-curricular and community
involvement, financial need.
No
WHAT’S NEW
33 New Scholarships have been and awarded in the Spring of 2014.
Vice-President for Academic Affairs Announced:
Dr. Jim Rusthoven has been appointed as the university’s next VPAA.
New Programs:
Master of Education Degree
Master of Organizational Management
Bachelor of Technical Education.
Bachelor of Theology Program. In partnership with Acadia Divinity College.
Worship Certificate
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships:
Financial Aid:
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
Adam Robertson
Associate Registrar and Director of Recruitment
Phone: 902.494.4860
E-mail: adam.robertson@dal.ca
Mairead Barry
Associate Registrar and Director of Admissions
Phone: 902.494.2450
E-mail: mairead.barry@dal.ca
Kate Somers
Assistant Registrar, Awards
Phone: 902.494.1432
Email: kate.somers@dal.ca
Pamela Swinimer
Assistant Registrar, Financial Aid
Phone: 902.494.2416
Email: Pamela.swinimer@dal.ca
Katherine Cross
Assistant Registrar, Recruitment and Campus Visits
Phone : 902-494-2587
E-mail : campus.tours@dal.ca
dal.ca
Program Highlights:
Student Population:
More than 180 degree programs in the Faculties of Agriculture,
Architecture and Planning, Arts and Social Sciences,
Computer Science, Dentistry, Engineering, Graduate Studies,
Health Professions, Law, Management, Medicine, and
Science. Please visit dal.ca/programs for more information.
Approximately 18,500 students.
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Minimum Admissions
Average:
Application Fee:
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.
March 15 - Scholarship consideration
June 1 - Canadian & American students*
*Some programs have earlier deadlines. For details, please
visit: dal.ca/admissions.
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Yes; please visit dal.ca/applynow.
Residence Options:
Deadline:
Room Deposit Fee:
Over 2,400 spaces ranging from traditional to mini-res and
apartment-style accommodations.
June 30 (for September accommodation)
Guaranteed to all new undergraduate students if the residence
application process is complete by June 30.
$500
Yes
Website Address for
Available:
Entrance Award
Awards with Separate
Deadlines:
Entrance Awards:
Decision Criteria:
dal.ca/scholarships
Numerous awards ranging in value from $500 to $80,000
March 15
Harrison McCain: March 1
To be eligible for entrance awards, students must:
- be applying for admission to Dalhousie directly from high
school
- have a complete application for admission on file as of March
15
- have a complete awards application (including all supporting
documents) on file as of March 15
- have a minimum 80% admission average. An admission
average is calculated based upon the five required courses for
the program to which the student has applied; OR a minimum
of 26 predicted IB Diploma points.
Criteria may include any combination of: academic merit,
leadership, extracurricular activities, community service,
financial need, and ancestry.
WHAT’S NEW
- Agricultural Campus in Truro, NS continues to thrive.
- Launched Canada’s first undergraduate degree program in Ocean Sciences.
- Launching new undergraduate program in Medical Sciences in Fall 2014.
- Establishing the Fountain School of Performing Arts, the largest of its kind in Atlantic
Canada, after a generous $10 million donation.
- New Institute for Big Data Analytics created by Faculty of Computer Science.
- Now offering 60 new minor options (visit: dal.ca/minors).
- Opening the new LeMarchant Mixed Use Facility in June 2014, featuring suite-style
residence options, welcome center and a variety of student services.
- Michael Mackley, from Dartmouth NS, became our 88th Rhodes Scholar.
- Concluded Bold Ambitions Campaign, which brought in $280 million to support
scholarships, academic programming, research, infrastructure, etc.
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Campus Tours:
Allison Doughart, Recruitment Coordinator
Tel: 902-566-9360
adoughart@hollandcollege.com
Tracey Vessey, Recruitment Clerk
Tel:902-566-9503
tlvessey@hollandcollege.com
140 Weymouth Street
Charlottetown, PE C1A 4Z1
Tel:1-800-446-5265 Fax: 902-629-4239
Senior Admissions Officer- Shelly Bradley
sbradley@hollandcollege.com
Crystal Neary, Student Awards Officer
Tel:902-566-9374
cdneary@hollandcollege.com
http://hollandcollege.com/alumni_and_friends/awards.php
Contact Tracey Vessey
tlvessey@hollandcollege.com
2014/15 Tour Dates : Pre-registration Required
November15, 2014 (Storm Date Nov. 22)
February7, 2015 (Storm Date Feb. 21)
Web Address:
Program Areas:
Student Population:
www.hollandcollege.com
Atlantic Police Academy
Applied Sciences & Engineering
Business
College Foundation
Computer Studies
The Culinary Institute of Canada
Health and Community Studies
Marine Training Centre
Media & Communications
School of Performing Arts
Sport & Leisure/Golf
Tourism Program
Trades & Industrial Technology
Approximately 2600 Full time students
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Minimum Admissions
Average:
All programs require grade 12 or equivalent. Each individual
program has unique requirements. The website is the best source
for this information.
http://hollandcollege.com/admissions/full_time_programs/
See Website- requirements vary for programs.
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Our initial application review date is February 28th. We consider all
applications received prior to this date for our first round of
selection. Applications will still be considered after the review date
for any seats that may be available. Police Science applications
first application review date is March 31, 2015 for the 2016
program.
$40.00 for all programs (Police Science $125.00)
Application Fee:
Can you apply
online?
Yes
Residence Options:
Residence
Glendenning Hall located in Charlottetown is apartment style with
one, two or three bedroom apartments. Please note: Police
Science, Conservation Enforcement, Sheriff & Public Safety
Officer, and Correctional Officer all have compulsory residence at
the Atlantic Police Academy.
Applications are considered in the order in which they are received
on a first come first serve basis. Apply early.
No
Guaranteed
Residence?
Room Deposit Fee:
Can You Apply
Online?
$500.00
Yes
Website Address for
Scholarship
Information:
Number of
Scholarships with
Separate Deadlines:
Decision Criteria:
Guaranteed
http://hollandcollege.com/alumni_and_friends/awards.php
Numerous entrance and enrolled scholarships and bursaries
May 15
See website for complete listing and details
Varies for each award
No
WHAT’S NEW
Program News:
Beginning in September 2014, the Primary Care Paramedicine program has been approved to
become a 2 year (4 semester program) instead of a 10 month program.
LPN Prerequisites have changed
• Grade 11 and 12 academic Biology (minimum of 70%)(new requirement for 2014)
• Grade 12 academic Math (minimum of 65%) (new requirement for 2014)
• Grade 11 or 12 Chemistry (minimum of 70%) (new requirement for 2014)
Heritage Retrofit Carpentry has changed in that they now accept students direct out of high
school.
Athletics News:
Men’s Baseball has been added as a varsity sport.
Five of our Varsity teams went to nationals this past year. 4 Atlantic championships – men’s golf,
women’s soccer, football, and men’s basketball.
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Linda Wulf
Admissions:
Debbie Connolly
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Campus Tours:
Dr. Jane Norman Entrance Scholarship
Web Address:
www.inst-hse.ca
Program Highlights:
Linda Wulf
Early Childhood Education Diploma
Youth Worker Diploma
100 f/t; 50 p/t
Student Population:
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Minimum Admissions
Average:
Grade 12 or equivalent
n/a
n/a
$20
Application Fee:
Yes
Residence Options:
 Off campus housing
 NSCC Residence Truro Campus
Residence Application As per their deadline
Deadline:
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No
Guaranteed
Residence?
Yes
Room Deposit Fee:
Application is online
Can You Apply
Online?
Website Address for
www.inst-hse.ca
Scholarship
Information:
Number of
Varies
May 1st
Scholarships with
n/a
Separate Deadlines:
Academic & Recommendations
Decision Criteria:
Guaranteed
No
WHAT’S NEW
Renovations for a new and improved Russell Resource Library and Student
Lounge
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Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
Program Highlights:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Natasha Ouellette
Recruitment Officer
Toll Free: 866 619 9900
Office: 506 458 0662
Cell: 506 470 9452
Email: nouellette@mcft.ca
Jason Thibodeau
College Administrator
Office: 506 458 0653
Email: jthibodeau@mcft.ca
Sandra Waddingham
Office: 506 458 0651
Fax: 506 458 0679
Email: swaddingham@mcft.ca
See Recruitment
www.mcft.ca
We specialize in natural resource education which
includes fish and wildlife so 100 percent of the time is
focused on learning and working with students and
faculty who are passionate about the outdoors and our
natural resources.
Our hands-on approach to learning is what makes us
unique.
Student Population:
1st Year 60
2nd Year 60 less unsuccessful students
Maximum number 120
Basic Admissions
Mathematics
Requirements:
English
Biology
Computer Education
See website for more details.
Minimum Admissions 65%
Average:
Application Deadline: Last calendar date in February (flexible)
Application Fee:
$50.00 CDN
Can you apply online? Yes
First year students required to live in residence (some
Residence Options:
exceptions, contact Jason Thibodeau)
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Bedard Hall: 40 Rooms 80 Beds
Torunski Hall: 37 Rooms 74 Beds
The college uses Bedard Hall as its main residence.
Requests for single rooms are to be made either on
your application or by contacting Jason Thibodeau.
Torunski Hall is equipped for occupancy of up to 74
Students. Torunski Hall rooms include private
washroom.
Residence Application Application for residence is on program application.
Deadline:
Yes
Guaranteed
Residence?
None prior to registration.
Room Deposit Fee:
Yes
Can You Apply
Online?
Website Address for
www.mcft.ca
Scholarship
Information:
Number of
Varies with year, all are in course scholarships.
None
Scholarships with
See Recruitment
Separate Deadlines:
Varies, depends on each scholarship
Decision Criteria:
Guaranteed
None
WHAT’S NEW
Fall Field Camp
Fall field camp is held over five days at Fundy National Park. The focus of the
camp is for students to gain working experience and hands-on education through
staff at the park and instructors from MCFT. During their stay, students will be
working on three modules including: snorkeling – salmon surveys, trail
maintenance, and lastly, forest insects and diseases surveys.
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Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
Program Highlights:
Student Population:
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Minimum Admissions
Average:
Memorial University of Newfoundland
St. John’s Campus
CONTACT INFORMATION
Ron O’Neill
Manager, Student Recruitment
(709) 864-8896
Toll free: 1-866-354-8896
roneill@mun.ca
Maria Murray
Associate Registrar, Admissions
(709) 864-3705
mmurray@mun.ca
Judy Casey
Manager, Scholarships, Awards and Financial Aid
(709) 864-7910
jcasey@mun.ca
Office of Student Recruitment
tours@mun.ca
(709) 864-8896
www.mun.ca/undergrad
Arts: anthropology, archaeology, classics, communication studies,
computer science, economics, English language and literature,
folklore, French, gender studies, geography, German, history, law &
society, linguistics, medieval studies, philosophy, police studies,
political science, psychology, pure mathematics, religious studies,
Russian, sociology, Spanish, statistics
Science: applied mathematics, behavioural neuroscience,
biochemistry, biology (general, cell and molecular, ecology and
conservation, marine), chemistry (general, computational
chemistry),computer science (general, software engineering), earth
sciences, economics, environmental physics, geography, nutrition,
physics, psychology, pure mathematics, statistics
Business Administration, Commerce, International Business,
Education, Engineering, Kinesiology, Medicine, Music, Nursing,
Pharmacy, Physical Education, Recreation, Social Work
Approximately 19,000
Completion of a recognized preparatory program with a 70% overall
average from five subject areas which normally include:
 English
 Mathematics
 Lab Science
 Social Studies or a modern or classical language at the grade
12 level
 An elective at the Grade 12 level
70% for general admission, higher for competitive programs such as
Engineering, Kinesiology, Nursing and Music
Fall: March 1
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Application Fee:
Residence Options:
Winter: October 1
Spring: February 1
$50 for current Canadian high school students.
Yes www.mun.ca/undergrad
Paton College - our traditional dormitory style residences with 10
houses and almost 1000 students
New Residence - our New Residence provides accommodations for
500 students in two bedroom suites.
Deadline:
Guaranteed
Residence?
Room Deposit Fee:
Website for
Scholarship
Information:
Number of
Guaranteed




Burton's Pond Apartments - consists of four courts and offers a more
independent, apartment-style setting for students beyond their first
year of studies
There is no specific deadline but students are encouraged to apply
early due to limited space. Students do not need to be accepted to the
university to apply to residence
Yes, if a first year student applies by February 28
$500
Yes www.housing.mun.ca
www.mun.ca/scholarships
Varies. Last year Memorial awarded nearly 1000 entrance
scholarships to first year students
March 1
First-year students with a scholarship average of 90% or higher will be
offered at least a $2000 entrance scholarship
WHAT’S NEW
Find out about all the ways you can Get Social with Memorial’s recruitment team at
mun.ca/undergrad/social
The number of on-campus students availing from the selection of over 400 online courses
at Memorial continues to grow. Each semester, nearly 3,000 students at Memorial’s St.
John’s campus take at least one online course in addition to their on-campus courses
Out of Province Students account for 18% of our undergraduate enrollment
Tuition still frozen at $2550 for Canadian Undergraduate students
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Carolyn Parsons, Manager of Student Recruitment
Tony Adey, International Student Recruitment
Jennifer Butler Wight, Student Recruitment Officer
Peter Smith, Student Recruitment Officer
Charlene Connors, Student Recruitment Officer
April Crocker, Student Recruitment Officer
Admissions:
Office of the Registrar
Phone: 709-637-6298 or 1-866-381-7022 Fax: 709-637-6250
Bursar’s Office
Phone: 709-637-6286, Fax: 709-637-6221
Diane Johnson
Phone: 709-637-6249 Fax: 709-639-2048
Email: djohnson@grenfell.mun.ca
Tom Cochrane, On-Campus Recruitment Officer
Phone: 709-637-6200 ext. 6976 or 1-888-637-6269
Email: study@grenfell.mun.ca
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
Program Highlights:
Student Population:
study@grenfell.mun.ca
www.grenfell.mun.ca
Bachelor of Arts – English, environmental studies, historical
studies, humanities, psychology, social/cultural studies, tourism
studies
Bachelor of Education (primary/elementary – consecutive
delivery option)
Bachelor of Fine Arts – theatre, visual arts
Bachelor of Nursing
Bachelor of Resource Management-sustainable resource
management
Bachelor of Science – computational mathematics,
environmental science (biology or chemistry), general science,
physics, psychology
Master of Arts – environmental policy
NOTE: Grenfell Campus students can complete the first year of
most undergraduate programs offered at Memorial University’s
St. John’s campus (except music).
~1300
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Admission to Memorial University is based on a minimum overall
average of 70% in 5 Grade 12 courses at the university preparatory level
(academic or advanced). Students must have completed a Grade 12
course from each of the following subject areas:
-English
-Mathematics
-Laboratory science
-Social science or Modern Classical Language
-An elective from the Grade 12 level
Students who are missing one of these requirements, are encouraged to
call 1-866-381-7022 or email study@grenfell.mun.ca to discuss further.
Some exceptions may apply to these admission requirements.
Minimum Admissions
Students must have a minimum overall average of 70% in the
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courses required for entry to Memorial University.
General Application (flexible):
Fall Semester - March 1
Winter Semester - October 1
Spring Semester - Feb 1
Supplementary applications (firm):
Nursing – March 1
Theatre – March 31
Visual arts – March 1
Average:
Application Fee:
$50
www.mun.ca/apply
Chalet style apartments – 210 beds. $3238*/year (fall/winter)
Single-room dormitory style residence – 180 beds.
$2780*/year (fall/winter)
Single-room dormitory style residence (opened fall 2013) –
200 beds. $2960*/year (fall/winter)
*These fees are subject to change.*Meals costs not included.
March 1- While applications will be accepted until August,
students are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.
Residence Options:
Deadline:
First year students are guaranteed housing if they apply before
Guaranteed
March 1.
Residence?
A $500 deposit is required two weeks after students are notified
Room Deposit Fee:
of the acceptance into residence.
www.grenfell.mun.ca/res
Students can apply online and there is a non-refundable $20
application fee that must be paid at the time of the application.
Can You Apply
Online?
Website Address for
Scholarship
Information:
Number of
Scholarships with
Separate Deadlines:
Decision Criteria:
Guaranteed
www.mun.ca/scholarships
Varies each year. High school applicants who are Canadian
citizens or permanent residents are automatically considered
on final admissions average.
March 1 of application year to be considered for early-offer and
entrance scholarships. Please check www.grenfell.mun.ca or
www.mun.ca/scholarships for more details.
Varies per scholarship. Check www.mun.ca/scholarships
Varies per scholarship. Please check www.mun.ca/scholarships
Admission average of 90% and above guaranteed $2000
(Unlimited number).
WHAT’S NEW
New programs - Physics and computational mathematics.
New infrastructure – new academic building that hosts the largest astronomical telescope in
Atlantic Canada and a new environmental lab. New Boreal Ecosystem Research facility.
New residence building - An additional 200 beds opened in September 2013.
Tuition freeze - The provincial government of Newfoundland and Labrador is still committed to a
tuition freeze for Memorial University. This means the cost of tuition for a student doing a full
course load over two semesters is $2,550 ($255/course) for Canadian undergraduate students.
Memorial University continues to have the lowest university tuition outside of Quebec (the lower
tuition rates in Quebec only apply to Quebec residents).
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Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
Program Highlights:
Student Population:
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Jennifer Howell, Enrolment Management Coordinator
Jennifer.Howell@mi.mun.ca
John Thomas, Student Recruiter John.Thomas@mi.mun.ca
Krista Sweetland, Student Recruiter
Krista.Sweetland@mi.mun.ca
709-778-0543
Toll free: 1-800-569-5799
Admissions@mi.mun.ca
709-778-0380
1-800-563-5799
Angie Clarke
Director, Academic & Student Affairs
Angie.Clarke@mi.mun.ca
709-778-0565
Office of Student Recruitment
Recruitment@mi.mun.ca
709-778-0543
Toll free: 1-800-569-5799
www.mi.mun.ca
Technical Certificates: Bridge Watch, Fire Rescue, Marine
Diesel Mechanics
Diplomas of Technology: Marine Engineering Technology,
Marine Engineering Systems Design, Marine Environmental
Technology, Nautical Science, Naval Architecture
Joint Diploma of Technology/Bachelor of Technology: Food
Technology, Ocean Instrumentation, Ocean Mapping, Underwater
Vehicles
Bachelor Degrees: Bachelor of Maritime Studies, Bachelor of
Technology
Advanced Diplomas: Food Safety, Integrated Coastal and
Ocean Management, Sustainable Aquaculture, Water Quality
Masters Programs: Master of Marine Studies (Fisheries
Resource Management), Master of Technology Management
(Engineering/Applied Science Technology), Master of Technology
Management (Aquaculture Technology),Master of Maritime
Management
1,100
Diploma of Technology admission:
60% overall average in Grade 12 Academic science, English and
math (at least a 60% in academic math)
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Minimum Admissions
Average:
Application Fee:
Residence Options:
Deadline:
Guaranteed
Residence?
Room Deposit Fee:
Can You Apply
Online?
Website Address for
Scholarship
Information:
Available:
Scholarships with
Separate Deadlines:
Decision Criteria:
Program:

Admission requirements vary by program, for more information
check out www.mi.mun.ca
April 15
$50 for Canadian students, $100 for international
Online application is encouraged;
www.mi.mun.ca/futurestudents/becomeanmistudent/
Residence is shared with the St. John’s campus of Memorial
University. For more information visit
http://www.mun.ca/hfcs/on_campus_housing/
There is no specific deadline but students are encouraged to
apply early due to limited space. Students do not need to be
accepted to MI to apply to residence
Yes, if a first year student applies by February 28
$500
Yes, online application is encouraged
http://www.mun.ca/hfcs/on_campus_housing/how_to_apply/
www.mi.mun.ca/webcalendar
Varies dependent on entrance scholarship
Various as there are two scholarship ceremonies each year; one
in the Fall and one in the Winter term. Application deadlines for
both of these ceremonies are early in the respective terms.
Entrance average based at the undergraduate level.
WHAT’S NEW
Inclusion of work terms in the Ocean Mapping and Ocean Instrumentation joint
diploma/ degree programs.

Online Information Sessions – Delivery of information sessions featuring program
heads from our diverse range of programs. Our next series of online information
sessions will start in fall 2014. Check out www.mi.mun.ca/onlineinfosessions for more
information.

Facilities upgrade – Both the Food Processing Plant and Centre for Aquaculture and
Seafood Development have gone through various upgrades to be up to standard,
innovative, and technologically advanced to meet the needs of our students and
industry.

For all the new and exciting things happening at MI, follow us on our social media
channels – Facebook - www.facebook.com/marineinstitute & Twitter @marineinstitute
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Recruitment:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Carey Taylor – (O)506.857.3080 x212
(C)506.961.7389
ctaylor@mfc.nb.ca
Admissions:
Carey Taylor – (O)506.857.3080 x212
(C)506.961.7389
ctaylor@mfc.nb.ca
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Carey Taylor – (O)506.857.3080 x212
(C)506.961.7389
ctaylor@mfc.nb.ca
Campus Tours:
Carey Taylor – (O)506.857.3080 x212
(C)506.961.7389
ctaylor@mfc.nb.ca
Mel Benson – (O)506.857.3080 x107
mbenson@mfc.nb.ca
Web Address:
www.mfc.nb.ca
Program Highlights:
Bachelor of Science in Aviation (4yrs)
Diploma in Aviation Technology (2 yrs)
Integrated Commercial Pilot Course (1 year)
Modular Training (varies)
Student Population:
240
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Minimum Admissions
Average:
High School Diploma
Math & Physics (11&12) for B.Sc. & Diploma programs
TC CAT 1 Aviation Medical Certificate
Passing grade
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2 months prior to program start date
Application Fee:
$100 for domestic applicants; $200 for International
applicants
Yes
Residence Options:
There is a small campus dorm, we also offer a list of
privately owned accommodations, some within walking
distance to MFC
Deadline:
n/a, first come, first served
Guaranteed
Residence?
Yes, once they we have confirmed space available,
the course and security deposits have been paid
Room Deposit Fee:
$200
Can You Apply
Online?
Contact admissions
Website Address for
n/a
Scholarship
Information:
Number of
n/a
n/a
Scholarships with
n/a
Separate Deadlines:
n/a
Decision Criteria:
Guaranteed
n/a
WHAT’S NEW
On campus dorm
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Recruitment and
Admissions
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
Program Highlights:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Jocelyn Ollerhead
Associate Registrar – Recruitment & Admissions
admissions@mta.ca
506-364-2269
Secondary Contact: Suzette Kean
admissions@mta.ca
financialaid@mta.ca
506-364-2258
campusvisit@mta.ca
506-364-2257
www.mta.ca
- Bachelors of Arts, Science, Commerce, Music,
and Fine Arts
- Master of Science (Bio and Chem)
- Over 40 majors and minors
- Flexibility to design your own degree
- Focus on experiential learning opportunities
2,500
Student Population:
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Minimum Admissions
Average:
Application Fee:
BA, BMus, BFA: five university-preparatory courses
including grade 12 English
BSc, BComm: five university-preparatory courses
including grade 12 English and science-preparatory
math (pre-calculus or the equivalent)
Early Admission (based on final grade 11 transcripts):
80%
Regular Admission (grade 12 mid-year results): 65%
for consideration
Rolling admissions; March 1 for scholarship
consideration
$50 online, $60 hardcopy
Yes. Strongly encouraged.
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Mount Allison offers 8 unique residences including
Residence Options:
single rooms, double rooms, as well as single and
double ensuites. Mount Allison also offers small
residence community options.
Residence Application June 2, 2014
Deadline:
Guaranteed
Yes
Residence?
$500
Room Deposit Fee:
Can You Apply Online? Yes. Online application only.
Website Address for
http://www.mta.ca/scholarships/
Number of Scholarships More than $2,000,000 in scholarships, bursaries,
Available:
and financial-aid awarded each year. Approximately
60% of entering students receive an entrance award.
March 1
Scholarships with
N/A
Separate Deadlines:
Guaranteed awards begin at an 80% admissions
Decision Criteria:
average (mid-year transcript). Additional scholarship
consideration may be given based on extracurricular
and community involvement, work and volunteer
experience, and leadership potential.
Guaranteed Scholarship 80%+ $500/year
Program:
85%+ $1000/year
90%+ $1500/year
95%+ $2000/year
Students are encouraged to visit the scholarship
section of our website for the most up-to-date
information on entrance scholarships
WHAT’S NEW
-
-
In 2013, Mount Allison was ranked the #1 undergraduate university in
Canada by Maclean’s Magazine for the 7th consecutive time and the 17th
time in the past 23 years.
Mount Allison announced its 52nd Rhodes Scholar this fall, Kylie de
Chastelain (Honors Canadian Studies and Sociology).
New $30 million Purdy Crawford Centre for the Arts set to open Fall 2014.
New Philosophy, Politics, and Economics major
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Recruitment:
Admissions &
Scholarships:
Financial Aid:
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
Program Highlights:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Kyle Steele
Manager, Student Recruitment
1-902-457-6141
kyle.steele@msvu.ca
Martine Staatsen-Kintziger
Associate Registrar - Admissions & Registration
1-902-457-5524
martine.staatsen-kintziger@msvu.ca
Frances Cody
Manager, Financial Aid
1-902- 457-6351
frances.cody@msvu.ca
Katie Skinner
Student Recruitment Officer, Campus Tours & Events
1-902-457-6651
katherine.skinner@msvu.ca
www.msvu.ca/beamountstudent
 Known internationally for our communications
programs
 Some of the smallest science lab sizes in the
country
 Largest Nutrition internship program in Atlantic
Canada
4,200
Student Population:
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Minimum Admissions
Average:
 Grade 12 English (obtain a grade of 65% or higher
in this course)
 Four additional Grade 12 academic courses
 An overall average of 70% or higher and
 No individual grade below 60%
70%
Rolling admissions, however some programs may get cutoff due to application volume.
Application Fee:
$30
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Yes
Residence Options:
Single, double, suite and apartment style. Assisi Hall
(tower style residence), Birches (five townhouses with 25
rooms each) and Westwood (single rooms, suites and
apartments).
Deadline:
N/A
Yes, for first-year students. (Subject to change)
$500
Room Deposit Fee:
Yes
Website Address for
Available:
Scholarships with
Separate Deadlines:
http://www.msvu.ca/en/home/studentservices/registrarsoffi
ce/scholarshipbursaries/default.aspx
50
March 1, 2015
N/A
Varies. See website for details.
Decision Criteria:
Program:


Students with 80 average or higher as calculated by the
admissions office are guaranteed an entrance
scholarship.
WHAT’S NEW
New BA Communication program. In it we take critical, cultural and theoretical
approaches to developing an understanding of human communication. Potential
students will have an interest in media literacy, interpersonal, small group and
organizational communication as well as the socio-political aspects of
communication within today’s society. Graduates will be well positioned to pursue
further study and careers in communication and related fields, especially those
which require skills in research, writing and analysis.
The new Margaret Norrie McCain Centre for Teaching, Learning and Research is
scheduled to open in May 2015. It will house our faculties of Business and
Tourism, Public Relations, Science Communication and Communication. It will
also house several technologically advanced break-out/seminar rooms, a
learning commons, and some student services.
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Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships
and Financial
Aid:
Campus
Tours:
Web Address:
Program
Highlights:
Student
Population:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Strategic Enrolment Manager, Karina Wong Chong
1 (506) 453-4482
Marketing/Recruitment/International Coordinator
Trudy Gallagher
1 (506) 444-4211
Aboriginal Recruitment, Shane Perley-Dutcher
1 (506) 444-2494
Registrar, Nancy Beaulieu
1 (506) 453-6491
nancy.beaulieu@gnb.ca
Student Life Coordinator, Tina Lamb
1 (506) 444-3853
tina.lamb@gnb.ca
Karina Wong Chong
Trudy Gallagher
trudy.gallagher@gnb.ca
1 (506) 444-4211
www.nbccd.ca
A Visual Arts Centre of Excellence,
Offering programs in Fine Craft and Design
1 Year - Certificate in Foundation Visual Arts,
2 Year -Diplomas in Aboriginal Visual Arts,
Fashion Design,
Textile Design,
Fibre Arts,
Photography,
Graphic Design,
Integrated Media,
Ceramics
Jewellery/Metal Arts
1 Year – Graduate Studies (advanced studies plus extensive business)
The College also offers a Bachelor of Applied arts Degree
a unique 2 + 2 agreement, in partnerships with the University of New Brunswick. 2yrs at
NBCCD and 2 years at UNB.
Featuring:
Academic Advisors
Student Life Coordinator
Student Councilor
Most Comprehensive Art, Craft and Design Library in the Maritimes
State of the art computer facility
State of the art film, video and 3D printing facilities
Mac based environment
Approx. 282
Flexible numbers with Part Time students
Flexible numbers with Continuing Education Courses
Flexible numbers with partnership for non credit courses through edVentures Learning,
Fredericton Tourism
Various in March Break Workshop Offerings
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Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Minimum
Admissions
Average:
Application
Deadline:
Application Fee:
Can you apply
online?
Residence Options:
Residence
Application
Deadline:
Guaranteed
Residence?
Room Deposit Fee:
Can You Apply
Online?
High School Diploma
GED
60% for Foundation Visual Arts
March 31
Rolling deadline for some Diplomas pending seat availability
$50 for Canadian
$100 for International
Yes you can apply on line, see our programs and download the application form:
www.nbccd.ca
We do not have residences, but we do have a relationship with the University of
New Brunswick.
www.unb.ca/fredericton/residence
May 15th as per www.unb.ca/fredericton/residence
Yes, for first year students if they apply before May 15
www.unb.ca/fredericton/residence
Website Address for
Scholarship
Information:
Number of
Scholarships
Available:
Entrance
Scholarship
Application
Deadline:
Scholarships with
Separate Deadlines:
Decision Criteria:
Guaranteed
Scholarship
Program:
www.nbccd.ca/en/home/prospectivestudents/scholarshipsfinancialaid/default.aspx
Varies from year to year.
May 27th
Various scholarships for students already in our Program. Application is mid
October.
Various
No
WHAT’S NEW
Creativity lives at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design (NBCCD). Discover community and
culture in the heart of downtown Fredericton.
NBCCD is a centre of excellence in the visual arts, offering small class sizes, award winning instructors
with their own practices, professional studios and labs. Our inspiring atmosphere and contemporary
learning environment includes a fully wireless campus and state-of-the-art technologies, complete with a
new 3D printing facility.
Mature, international, and part time students are all welcomed here. We also have continuing education
courses at night, March break course possibilities,
and have a great selection of non credit courses through our partnership with Fredericton Tourism and their
edVentures Learning programs which runs in the summer.
Visit www.nbccd.ca where the career possibilities are endless. NBCCD where creativity lives since 1938.
Get Creative with your Future!
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
Program
Highlights:
Population:
Basic
Admissions
Requirements:
Minimum
Admissions
Becci Warburton - Provincial and Woodstock (506) 325-4643, Angela Flanagan
– Saint John (506) 658-6791, Shaun LeBlanc – Moncton (506) 856-5594,
Natalie Stephenson – St Andrews (506) 529-5699, Kathryn Allain – Miramichi
(506) 778-6701 and Daniel Donovan – Fredericton (506) 453-6097
Central Admissions Service 1(888) 796 NBCC (6222), Fax: (506) 789-2430
Email: admissions@nbcc.ca Mail:, 6 Arran Street, Campbellton, NB E3N 1K4
NBCC offers its students an array of scholarship options. To access information
on all our scholarships, contact the Student Services Centre at any of our
campuses, review the Student Handbook or follow the links available at;
http://www.nbcc.ca/en/home/admissions/studentaidandscholarships/default.aspx
Collegeworks@nbcc.ca
Why NBCC? College offers you a personalized learning approach, on-the-job
experiences and faculty that are mentors and teachers.
No matter your age or where you are in life, deciding if college is right for you
can be a tough decision. Understanding the facts when it comes to what college
offers will make your decision much easier; but, don't take our word for it, check
out the video above to see what real students and alumni have to say about their
own experiences.
What you can expect… Depending on your field of study, college programs
begin with classroom-based lessons and labs. Your class sizes will be small,
and taught by industry professionals. Your instructors get to know you by name,
not by number, and give you the hands-on experience you need to fully
understand your field of study.
Many of NBCC’s programs offer a workplace or co-op term. In some programs,
multiple co-op terms are available. This gets you out in the work world building
your resume, while developing your social skills, organization and work ethic.
At NBCC, the courses you take directly relate to your program. You won’t be
asked to take courses that aren’t applicable to your field, and you won’t have to
choose from a list of non-relevant electives. In college, you’re continuously
evaluated and assessed on your assignments, tests, classroom attendance and
work placements as you progress through each semester.
NBCC is also a cost-effective option. With scholarships and financial assistance
available, getting your diploma and landing your career doesn’t have to break
the bank. You can find out more about financial questions you may have on our
financial information page.
5000 across 6 campuses
Complete applications will be considered in the order in which they are received
as long as the candidate meets or is in the process of meeting the program’s
admission requirements. A complete application includes the following:
 application form and application fee
 an official high school transcript and other post-secondary transcripts (if
app)
High School Graduation Year 2014 - High School Diploma or Adult High School
Diploma or GED Diploma of High School Equivalency. Must include:
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Average:
Application
Deadline:
Application Fee:
Can you apply
online?
Residence
Options:
Website Address
for Scholarship
Information:
Number of
Scholarships
Available:


English 122 or 123
Financial and Workplace Mathematics 11 or Foundations of
Mathematics 11
There is no deadline, but we start processing applications from November 1 st.
$50 ($100 for International students) for a selection of 1 or 2 programs (nonrefundable)
Yes, or via post or in any one of our 6 campuses
We do not offer residency.
http://www.nbcc.ca/en/home/admissions/studentaidandscholarships/default.asp
x
Each campus has there own scholarships and available through the above link
or direct at the campus. The main scholarships are: New Brunswick Public
Colleges Entrance Scholarship, Gender Equality Scholarship and CN
Scholarships for Women
WHAT’S NEW
It's been an incredibly busy few months here at NBCC as we announced our first ever NSERC funded
applied research project, launched our first ever Alumni Association, continued to build on the
platforms laid out by our Five-Year Strategic Plan, and graduated over 2,000 students who are now
ready to thrive in the workplace. All of this activity meant that Mornings with Marilyn had to take a back
seat for a little while, but our President and CEO, Marilyn Luscombe, wanted to take this opportunity to
say a few words about this particular milestone moment in the year.
We have been so thrilled to honour the largest graduating class 2013 in the College's history, and we
couldn’t be more proud of the calibre of students who walked across our 6 campus stages.
We happily welcome them to the alumni community, and look forward to hearing about all the ways
they contribute to their communities. We also look forward to them playing integral roles in our newly
formed, but already thriving NBCC Alumni Association. I am grateful to have been able to attend
each of the ceremonies. My wish that I conveyed to graduates on their special day was for lives of
service.
NBCC's Signature Learning Experience (SLE) is a strategic initiative of our new five-year strategic
plan, Imagine the Possibilities. We have yet to firmly define the SLE, but much of the discussion
around it has been about the meaningful connections between NBCC and our communities. What I
have learned during this process is that our students and staff are already deeply involved in making a
difference in their communities.
Whether as part of their programs, part of a student group, or on their own, our students have worked
to have a direct impact on communities and organizations and individuals in need of assistance. For
example, a victimology course at NBCC Miramichi partnered with the local Sexual Assault Committee
to organize a "Take Back the Night March;" Carpentry students at NBCC Woodstock built wall
sections for Habitat for Humanity in Fredericton; Human Services Students at NBCC Moncton joined
with Youth Residences to support the national “Raise the Roof” campaign to end youth homelessness;
the SRC at NBCC Saint John collected 592 coats for children in need during their city's Santa Claus
parade; Practical Nursing students at NBCC St. Andrews hosted another Fall Health and Wellness
Fair that was well-attended by the public; and students at NBCC Fredericton's Applied Studies
Internship designed a website and promotional pamphlets for the Capital Region Mental Health and
Addictions Association.
This is only a small sample of the kinds of ways our students are involved in their communities, and
demonstrates why our communities so value our students and our College. NBCC stories of service
are endless
As our Alumni Association continues to grow, it is my greatest hope that our vision of "Transforming
Lives and Communities" stays with them as they move forward in their own lives and careers. We
hope that our alumni continue to share this vision and remain partnered with NBCC in the future to
make it an even bigger reality and impact." - Marilyn Luscombe, President and CEO, NBCC
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Terry Bailey: (902)494-8188 tbailey@nscad.ca
Ruby Boutilier: (902)494-8241 rboutilier@nscad.ca
Admissions:
Terry Bailey: (902)494-8188 tbailey@nscad.ca
Crystal Bona: (902)494-8259 admissions@nscad.ca
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Christina Warren: Manager, Financial Aid and
Counseling: (902) 494-8130 cwarren@nscad.ca
Campus Tours:
Tours are offered daily or upon request. Please call
Admissions to arrange a tour.
Web Address:
www.nscad.ca
Program Highlights:
BFA, BA, BDes
MFA, MDes
Student Population:
1100
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Admissions Essay, Portfolio Pieces, Sketchbook work
Minimum Admissions
Average:
70%
March 1st for September (Scholarship deadline)
June 1st for September(Final deadline)
Oct 1st for January
(Undergraduate Programs)
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Application Fee:
$70
Yes (my.nscad.ca)
Residence Options:
We do not have our own residence at NSCAD. However,
we have an arrangement with Saint Mary's University that
gives equal priority to NSCAD students for residence spaces
at SMU
Residence Application (Available to NSCAD students if booked by May 15
deadline)
Deadline:
Guaranteed
no
Residence?
Please contact SMU directly: residence.life@smu.ca
Room Deposit Fee:
Please contact SMU directly: residence.life@smu.ca
Can You Apply
Online?
Website Address for
https://my.nscad.ca/scholarship/entranceScholarship
scholarship.ezc
Information:
Number of
Entrance scholarships: more than 18
Automatically considered for scholarship when
applying to NSCAD, however their application needs
to be received by March 1 to be considered for
scholarships
Scholarships with
N/A
Separate Deadlines:
Decision Criteria:
Guaranteed
Portfolio, grades
N/A
WHAT’S NEW
You can now obtain a minor in journalism from King’s University while at NSCAD.
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Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Rebecca Thomas: 902-419-3582
Rebecca.Thomas@nscc.ca
Chris Murdoch: 902-491-4506
Chris.Murdoch@nscc.ca
NSCC Admissions
admissions@nscc.ca
866.679.6722 or 902.491.4911
Matt Currie, Student Awards Associate
902.491.4514
Matt.currie@nscc.ca
Student Services
www.nscc.ca/explorecc/forms/toursignup
www.nscc.ca
Program Highlights:
NSCC has 13 campuses located across Nova Scotia, with over 100
programs in five Academic Schools.
Access: Programs include: Academic & Career
Connections, African Canadian Transition Program and ESL.
Applied Arts & New Media offers a wide range of programs
from photography and graphic design, to information
technology, and exciting roles in the film, television, radio and
recording industry.
Business offers programs in the areas of entrepreneurship,
business management, applied business technology, culinary
and tourism management.
Health & Human Services offers a broad range of health
and human services fields such as: Continuing Care, Practical
Nursing, Counselling and Recreation Leadership.
Trades & Technology offers programs in construction,
transportation, technology, engineering, natural resources and
environmental sciences.
Student Population:
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Population varies by campus from 200 – 2,500 full-time
students per campus.
High School Diploma
Some programs require specific high school credits.
Many Applied Arts & New Media programs require
entrance portfolio, interview, or auditions.
Applications are assessed on a first applied, first
qualified basis. Students are eligible to apply in grade
eleven.
Deadline for designated seats is May 1.
Deadline for International students is May 1.
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Application Fee:
Residence Options:
$25 - Canadian Students
$75 - International Students
Yes - http://nscc.ca/admissions/applying/
Truro Campus distinguishes itself by being the only
NSCC campus with a residence onsite.
Student Services at each campus provides a list of offcampus housing.
www.places4students.com provides online assistance
Deadline:
June 15 ($25 application fee)
Guaranteed
No
Residence?
$500 room deposit fee
Room Deposit Fee:
Can You Apply
Online?
No
Website Address for
www.nscc.ca/awards
Scholarship
Information:
Number of
Numerous industry scholarships, bursaries, awards, and
Scholarships
grants. Students are encouraged to visit the website for
Available:
more information.
Two entrance scholarships are awarded per campus.
Deadline May 15.
Scholarships with
Entrance award deadline is May 15.
Separate Deadlines:
There are various deadlines for all other awards, please
refer to the awards section on the NSCC website.
Decision Criteria:
Various criteria. Financial need, industry, diversity, etc.
WHAT’S NEW
New Program offerings at some campuses across Nova Scotia:
Burridge: Social Services
Kingstec: Social Services
Marconi: Human Resources, Public Relations, Social Services
Pictou: Social Services
Strait Area: Social Services
Truro: Social Services, Child & Youth Care
Waterfront: Therapeutic Recreation, Ocean Technology
Check out www.nscc.ca for the most up to date information on programming and
locations.
New Special Admissions Process: If a person has an Individual Program Plan (IPP)
on their High School Transcript in any Grade 12 course or their highest level Math
course, they will be asked to demonstrate learning skills required to participate in
NSCC programs by taking the TOWES test.
http://www.nscc.ca/admissions/applying/SpecialAdmissions.asp
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Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
Program Highlights:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Rabea Tariq- Admissions and Recruitment
(902) 423 7114- Ext. 225
admissions@nscece.ca
(902) 423 7114- Ext. 225
Janet Boutilier- Registrar
(902) 423-7114 Ext- 226
janetboutilier@nscece.ca
(902) 423 7114- Ext. 225
www.nscece.ca
Nova Scotia College of Early Childhood
Education provides an opportunity for students to study
and gain experience in Early Childhood Education
through a diverse range of courses and practical
settings. At NSCECE you will find individual guidance
and support and a specialized program totally focused
on ECE.
NSCECE provides a two-year diploma in Early
Childhood Education. The program can be taken on a
full-time or part-time basis. NSCECE also offers
evening courses, independent study, PLAR, and
upgrading from a 1-year diploma to a 2-year diploma.
Approximately 120
Student Population:
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Minimum Admissions
Average:
1. Complete an application form
2. Submit a $25 administration fee (non-refundable) /
$75 for international students
3. Submit a transcript (Grade 12 or GED)
4. Attend an Information Session
60%
On-going- until program is full
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Application Fee:
$25- Domestic
$75- International
Can you apply online? Yes
Residence Options:
N/A
Residence Application N/A
Deadline:
N/A
Guaranteed
Residence?
N/A
Room Deposit Fee:
N/A
Can You Apply
Online?
Website Address for
www.nscece.ca/future-students/financial-aid/
Scholarship
Information:
Number of Scholarships TBA
Available:
May 15th
Scholarships with
N/A
Separate Deadlines:
Grades and Letter of recommendations are the
Decision Criteria:
decision criteria for entrance scholarships. Bursaries
are based on financial need.
Guaranteed Scholarship N/A
Program:
WHAT’S NEW
Starting this September, Entrance scholarships will awarded to students who
graduate with a 70% or higher average. This scholarship is only available to
students in their first year of studies at NSCECE and will be renewed in January
considering the student passes all their courses with an average of 70% of
above. Applications must be submitted to the Registrar’s Office by May 15, 2014
to be eligible.
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Admissions &
Recruitment:
Aid:
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
Program Highlights:
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
CONTACT INFORMATION
923 Robie Street
Halifax, Nova Scotia
B3H 3C3
Tel: 902.420.5415
Fax: 902.420.5073
E-mail: recruitment@smu.ca
Financial.aid@smu.ca
(902)420-5582
Contact Centre For New Students at cns@smu.ca or
(902)491-5682
General: www.smu.ca or Future Students:
http://www.smu.ca/future-students/welcome.html
Saint Mary’s University’s distinguished and highly educated
faculty, state-of-the-art facilities, innovative research initiatives,
and emphasis on experiential learning add up to an environment
of unparalleled academic excellence. The many successes of our
students and alumni prove that our approach not only gives you a
firm academic foundation, but also the tools to build a great
career on that foundation. At Saint Mary’s University, we promote
real-life application of your in-class studies, as we find ways to
connect theory to the world around you. We call it living learning.
Our students call it a smart way to redefine “university education”.
The net effect is that you'll become a better communicator with
more natural leadership and interpersonal skills. And that means
better likelihood of landing the job you want once you graduate.
Becoming a student at Saint Mary’s University means joining a
community of more than 40,000 students and graduates around
the world. It means getting individualized attention, since the
average first-year class size in undergraduate degree programs is
only 40 to 60 students. It means working with engaging
professors who are experts in their field of study, maybe even
adding hands-on experience in ground-breaking research to your
resumé.Our interconnected campus ensures that you can walk
from your residence room to the library, dining halls, and
academic buildings all indoors. Saint Mary’s is a unique campus
because of its ideal location and dedication to personalized
attention.
Bachelor of Arts
English 12 academic and four additional academic 12 courses
Bachelor of Commerce
English 12 academic, Mathematics 11 and 12; or Advanced
Mathematics 11 and 12; or Pre-Calculus 12; or Calculus 12 and
three additional academic 12 courses
Bachelor of Science
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Minimum Admissions
Average:
English 12 academic, Pre-Calculus 12; or Calculus 12, two
academic 12 science courses (Biology, Chemistry, or Physics),
and one additional academic 12 course
Diploma in Engineering
English 12 academic, Pre-Calculus 12; or Calculus 12, Physics
12, Chemistry 12 and One additional academic 12 course
Bachelor of Environmental Studies
English 12 academic and Four additional academic 12 courses
Minimum 70% average with no mark less than 60% required in
above courses
Application Fee:
March 15th
$40 CAD
Yes
Residence Options:
Deadline:
Room Deposit Fee:
At Saint Mary's, we understand that everyone has a different
lifestyle. Our residence choices allow you to choose living options
that best suit your needs and personal preferences. The
residence complex is home to over 1,000 students. It contains
three buildings: Vanier House, Loyola Residence and Edmund
Rice Residence.
May 15th
If application is submitted before May 15th.
$500 CAD
Yes
Website Address for
http://www.smu.ca/future-students/cs-scholarshipsand-awards.html
Available:
Over $5 million dollars in scholarships awarded every year.
Decision Criteria:
Program:
March 15
Guaranteed renewable scholarships: 80% average or above in 5
subjects required for admission to program.
Yes
WHAT’S NEW
School of Environment
The School of the Environment is the hub for environmental education, research and outreach at
Saint Mary’s University. It brings together students and professors from all of the university’s
programs that are explicitly environmental in focus:

B.E.S. degree - Bachelor of Environmental Studies

B.A. degree with Major/Minor/Honours in Geography

B.Sc. degree with Major/Minor/Honours in Environmental Science

B.Sc. degree with Major/Minor/Honours in Geography
In the School of the Environment students learn to apply knowledge from many academic
disciplines to solve complex problems related to sustainability of the global environment in the
face of human development.
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Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
Program Highlights:
Student Population:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Mark Kolanko (902) 867-5120
Manager of Recruitment
mkolanko@stfx.ca
Brittany Landry (902) 867-2305
Manager of Admissions
blandry@stfx.ca
Amy MacInnis (902) 867-5384
Scholarship Officer
almacinn@stfx.ca
Rebecca Lewis (902) 867-2478
Campus Tour Coordinator
rlewis@stfx.ca
http://www.stfx.ca/prospective/
Pathways in Art include:
Bachelor of Arts (four years)
 Humanities Colloquium (first year experience)
 Social Justice Colloquium (first year experience)
Bachelor of Arts in Human Kinetics (four years)
Bachelor of Arts in Music (four years)
Diploma in Jazz Studies (two years)
Bachelor of Education (two years, post-degree)
Pathways in Science include:
Bachelor of Science (four years)
Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics (four years)
Bachelor of Science in Human Nutrition (four years)
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (four years)
Diploma in Engineering (two years)
Gerald Schwartz School of Business and Information
Systems
Bachelor of Business Administration (four years)
Bachelor of Information Systems (four years)
Approx. 4200
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Minimum Admissions
Average:
Grade 12 with five University prep courses with subject
distribution and no mark below a 65%.
Early Fall Admissions: Required Grade 11 average of 80%
or higher will be considered.
General admission standards require an average of 70%
(including English) in grade12 with no mark less that 65% in
a course.
Consideration of Early Fall Admissions applicants begins
on October 15 and continues until January 1. Applications
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received after January 1 will be considered as traditional
applicants and no decision will be made until first term
Grade 12 marks are received. There is no deadline to
apply.
An Application fee of $40 is required for processing to be
completed.
Yes, you can apply online at www.stfx.ca/apply
Application Fee:
Residence Options:
Deadline:
StFX offers a variety of first year living experiences
including single gender or coed residences, single and
double rooms. For upper year students, we offer suite and
apartment style living as well.
May 15 for guaranteed first year residence
1
Students whom apply before May 15th are guaranteed a
spot in residence
Guaranteed
Residence?
Room Deposit Fee:
Can You Apply
Online?
$400
The residence application is included as part of the online
application
Website Address for
Scholarship
Information:
Number of
Scholarships with
Separate Deadlines:
Decision Criteria:
Guaranteed
http://www.stfx.ca/apply/scholarship/
Approx. 28 Major Scholarships, total number varies year
to year.
March 1st – All students who submit a complete
application by March 1st are considered for all entrance
and major scholarships
All due by March 1st
All scholarships are awarded on first semester grade 12
marks, extra-curricular involvement, and reference letters.
Some scholarships will require an interview process
StFX is pleased to recognize students' efforts in achieving
a high school average of 85% or greater in their Grade 12
year with a guaranteed minimum award.
WHAT’S NEW



Dr. Kent MacDonald was recently announced as StFX new President, effective
August 1, 2014. Dr. MacDonald succeeds Dr. Sean Riley who has been StFX’s
President since 1996.
O’Regan Hall and New Res B opened in September 2013, welcoming approx.
300 students into modern residence living. Each building features single and
double rooms, are co-ed by door, bathrooms in every room as well as on site
fitness facilities.
The new Social Justice Colloquium first year experience will be starting in
September 2014. Students will enroll in special sections of History, Anthropology,
and Women and Gender Studies with coordinated curricula across the three
courses.
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Recruitment:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Jeremy Barham, jeremy@ssu.ca
Admissions:
Aid:
Sheila Brooks, sheilabrooks@ssu.ca
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
ssu.ca
Program Highlights:
We offer a totally unique liberal arts education with study abroad
in Asia and Europe as an integral part of every degree. Unlike
large, impersonal universities, St. Stephen's University is a closeknit community with a Christian core, where friendships and fun
blend with an education that teaches you to think, to
communicate, and to engage with God and the world.
Our student body is intentionally small (under 120 students), so
that every one of our students can be their own person, not a
number. Studying, cooking, cleaning, and traveling together
fosters close relationships among students, faculty, and staff,
which in turn promotes a maturity of character and faith that
expresses itself both inside and outside the classroom.
We offer majors in International Studies, Psychology, and
Humanities.
Student Population:
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
less than 100
Potential students must complete our online application form,
submit a response to our community values statement and send
us a copy of their high school transcript so that we can determine
if they qualify academically.
Minimum Admissions
Average:
70%
Ideally, we’d like to see applications before July 1, but it’s never
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too late to apply. We are a small school and can move quickly as
a result.
Application Fee:
n/a
yes, only online. www.ssu.ca/apply
Residence Options:
Deadline:
Room Deposit Fee:
Our programs are all residential and students are placed in rooms
in one of our two buildings based on which year of the program
they are in as well as personal factors.
ideally, July 15, but since our student body is so small we have a
lot of flexibility.
all students live on campus unless they apply and receive special
permission to live off campus.
$200, though it’s more of a confirmation deposit than it is a “room”
deposit.
yes, only online. http://ssu.ca/studentprofile
Website Address for
Available:
Deadlines:
Decision Criteria:
http://ssu.ca/funding-your-education
5
each student is automatically considered for entrance
scholarships based on their high school transcripts which are
submitted upon applying.
John Walker Scholarship – July 1
Paul English Scholarship – August 1
John Walker Scholarship – “The John Walker Scholarship is
awarded to students of high academic standing, who have a
lifestyle that models Christian character and service and who
can demonstrate financial need. Both new and returning
students may apply.”
Paul English Scholarships – “The Paul English Scholarship for
Innovation is awarded to one or more new students who
creatively demonstrate their innate innovative, imaginative
thinking. In order to apply, creatively present yourself, your
skills, and your ability to think and act unconventionally by
applying for an imaginary job of your choice, and submit by
email.“
Program:
n/a
WHAT’S NEW
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
Program Highlights:
Student Population:
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Minimum Admissions
Average:
Application Fee:
Kate Crawford, Director of Recruitment
Admissions Office
506-452-0514
Kcrawford@stu.ca
Kathryn Monti, Director of Admissions
Admissions Office
506-452-0532
monti@stu.ca
www.stu.ca (Click on ‘Future Students’)
Tours via request at Tours@stu.ca
www.stu.ca
St. Thomas University is exclusive to liberal arts at the
undergraduate level. STU has Undergraduate programmes
in Arts, Education, Social Work and Applied Arts. Signature
programmes include Journalism, Criminology, Human
Rights and Aquinas.
2300 full-time students
-High school graduation
-A minimum of 70% on five successfully-completed grade
12 academic courses (please consult Viewbook for
acceptable courses)
-Grade 12 academic English (or French for applicants from
Francophone schools) is compulsory
70% on five grade 12 academic subjects.
We offer admission between October and December to
applicants with 80% or higher on five grade 11 academic
courses and with appropriate grade 12 courses.
Please contact the Admissions Office for details.
August 31st, 2014 (March 31st encouraged)
$35.00
Students may apply online for admission, residence and
scholarships at www.stu.ca/apply
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Residence Options:
Deadline:
Guaranteed
Residence?
Room Deposit Fee:
Can You Apply
Online?
Website Address for
Scholarship
Information:
Number of
Scholarships with
Separate Deadlines:
Decision Criteria:
Guaranteed Renewable
Five residences- three on campus and two located on the
Forest Hill property. Four are co-ed and one is all female.
There are 852 residence beds and 34% of full-time
students live in residence.
April 15th is the deadline for guaranteed residence.
Applicants are encouraged to apply even if they have
missed the deadline
Guaranteed first year availability
$300
Yes. Online residence applicants can be found at
www.stu.ca/apply
www.stu.ca (Click on ‘Future Students’)
St. Thomas annually commits more than $1.5 million in
scholarships to our full-time students. More than half of
first-year students hold an entrance scholarship, and one
in eight of these students holds a renewable award
ranging in value from $2,000 to $50,000
March 1st
March 1st
In selecting entrance scholarship recipients, the primary
criterion is the academic record. The Entrance
Scholarship Committee considers admission average,
grade 12 programme (courses and level of difficulty), rank
in graduating class and programme and performance in
grade 11. Other factors considered include: letters of
academic reference and scores on standardized tests.
Leadership qualities, extracurricular activities and
financial need are considered in awarding some entrance
scholarships
Admission Average
80 – 89%
90% +
WHAT’S NEW
Amount
$1000
$2000
•
New Business option allowing students to take a minor in Business while still
majoring in Economics, Sociology, History, English, etc. Courses offered include
Introduction to Business, Financial Accounting, Marketing, etc.
•
Pre-Professional Program in Health Sciences aimed for students looking at
careers in medicine, physiotherapy, psychology, occupational therapy, elder care, health
research and policy, communication workers, rehabilitation and more.
•
Pre-Professional Program in Law giving students exposure to a broad curriculum,
instilling a competitive edge in drawing experience from a multitude of fields and
perspectives to formulate sound arguments on complex issues.
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Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships:
Financial Aid:
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
Programmes Offered:
Student Population:
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Early Admissions
Average:
Minimum Admissions
Average:
Application Fee:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Jean-Marc Arseneau
Phone: 506-858-4443 (direct line 506-863-2210)
jean.marc.arseneau@umoncton.ca
Monique Gallant
Phone: 506-858-4443 (direct line 506-863-2053)
monique.gallant@umoncton.ca
or 1-800-363-8336 ext. 2
Mélissa Lelièvre
Phone: 506-858-4113 or 1-800-363-8336 ext.2
Email: stefanie.wheaton@umoncton.ca
Renée Savoie-Power
Phone: 506-858-3731
Email: renee.savoie-power@umoncton.ca
Renée Savoie-Power
Phone: 506-858-3731
Email: renee.savoie-power@umoncton.ca
Juliette Belliveau
Phone: 506-858-4443 or 1-800-363-8336 ext. 2
Email: juliette.belliveau@umoncton.ca
www.umoncton.ca
Over 160 programs: Arts, Administration, Education,
Engineering, Health, Sciences, Social Sciences
5000
For Immersion Students: French Oral Test + 5 grade
12 pre-university courses (must include Math 12 for
Administration and some Social science programs;
must include Advanced Math and two grade 12
Sciences for Science and Engineering Programs)
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65
Application deadline for Nursing and Interior Design is
April 1st.
None
Online application can be done at
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socrate.umoncton.ca
General information about admissions:
http://www.umoncton.ca/futurs/admission
Four different types of residences on campus. All
Residence Options:
private rooms:
http://www.umoncton.ca/futurs/logement
Residence Application Before February 28th for guaranteed housing.
Deadline:
Yes, for first year students who apply before February
Guaranteed
28
Residence?
$200 non-refundable unless student is refused
Room Deposit Fee:
admission
Online application only.
Can You Apply
http://www.umoncton.ca/logement
Online?
Website Address for
http://www.umoncton.ca/futurs/bourses
Scholarship
Information:
Number of
Over 3 million dollars each year (1 to 3 ratio)
Scholarships
Available:
Entrance Scholarship Last day of February for Bourse d’excellence RoméoApplication Deadline: Leblanc otherwise, no deadline for entrance
scholarship.
Scholarships with
Bursaries based on financial need
Separate Deadlines:
http://www.umoncton.ca/umcm/node/56
Bursaries based on extra-curricular activities
Decision Criteria:
Automatic with application except scholarships for
separate deadlines
Guaranteed
With 80% average (grade 11 and first semester of
Scholarship Program: grade 12) scholarships range between 1000$ to 3000$
renewable.
See details for Merit Scholarships:
WHAT’S NEW
«Groupe pont» or Bridge Program for French Immersion Students: guaranteed
help in French throughout the program; students receive diploma in same
amount of time as Francophone; essays and exams can be written in French for
the first two years. Oral test only to be accepted.
SERVICES AVAILABLE TO SUPPORT ACCESS AND RETENTION ON
UNDERREPRESENTED GROUPS
(Example: Student Accessibility Services. Native Education Counselling)
Student services for Student Accessibility Services (Andrée Léger-Cormier)
International Students Services (Hermel Deschênes)
Phone: 506-858-4007 or 1-800-363-8336 ext. 2
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Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Campus Tours:
Web Address:
Program Highlights:
Student Population:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Chantale Doucet
902 769-2114 x 7371
chantale.doucet@usainteanne.ca
Bureau d’admission (Admissions office)
1 888 338-8337
admission@usainteanne.ca
Arlene Comeau
902 769-2114 x 7119
arlene.comeau@usainteanne.ca
Chantale Doucet
902 769-2114 x 7371
chantale.doucet@usainteanne.ca
www.usainteanne.ca
College and university programs at all of our five Nova
Scotia campuses
500
https://www.usainteanne.ca/admission
https://www.usainteanne.ca/apply-now
https://www.usainteanne.ca/apply-now
Application Deadline: https://www.usainteanne.ca/apply-now
Application Fee:
$50.00
Can you apply online? No
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Minimum Admissions
Average:
Residence Options:
https://www.usainteanne.ca/residences-et-repas
Residence Application https://www.usainteanne.ca/residences-et-repas
Deadline:
Guaranteed
Yes
Residence?
Room Deposit Fee:
$115.00
Can You Apply
No
Online?
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Website Address for
https://www.usainteanne.ca/bourses
Scholarship
https://www.usainteanne.ca/apply-now#tuition-andInformation:
scholarships
Number of
Scholarships Available: https://www.usainteanne.ca/apply-now#tuition-andscholarships
https://www.usainteanne.ca/apply-now#tuition-andscholarships
Scholarships with
Separate Deadlines:
Decision Criteria:
Guaranteed
No
WHAT’S NEW
La vie en vert : https://www.usainteanne.ca/vert
Our green commitment : https://www.usainteanne.ca/our-green-commitment
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Contact
Information for
Students and
Counsellors
Admissions
Contact
Scholarships and
Financial Aid
Contact
Campus tours:
Web address:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Brandon McNeice- Assistant Registrar- Recruitment
(902) 422-1270 ext. 263
Brandon.mcneice@ukings.ca
Tara Wigglesworth-Hines - Assistant Registrar- Admissions
(902) 422-1270 ext. 259
Tara.wigglesworthhines@ukings.ca
Catherine Read - Awards and Information Coordinator
(902) 422-1270 ext. 193, catherine.read@ukings.ca
Email: campus.tours@ukings.ca
www.ukings.ca
Program
Highlights:
Foundation Year Programme: Interdisciplinary program
looking at the history of Western thought by reading the
great books of the Western cannon
Journalism: Honours program, 4 years. Starts with
Foundation Year Programme and ends with internship
Student Population 1,200
Basic Admissions
 English 12- minimum 70%
Requirements
 4 other grade 12 academic classes- no grades below
60%
Minimum
 70% (minimum 70% in English for all applicants;
Admissions
minimum 70% in math for Bachelor of Science
Average
applicants).
 King’s Programmes are limited enrolment;
possession of minimum requirements does not
guarantee admission.
Application
 December 31st (Early fall deadline)
Deadline
 March 1st (Scholarship deadline)
 February 1st (Scholarship essay 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
Can you apply
online?
$65
Yes. Our online application is shared with Dalhousie and
can be found on our website at www.ukings.ca/how-apply
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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.
Residence
 Students can apply online once they have been
Application Deadline
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
Yes. The application can be found on the main page of
Online?
our website www.ukings.ca.
Number of
 Entrance scholarships range from $500 to $9000
Scholarships
and are typically awarded for one year only
Available
although the incourse renewal is being revamped
so stay tuned for more information
Entrance Scholarship March 1st, 2015; Scholarship essay deadline: February
Application Deadline 1st, 2015
Scholarships with
Please visit www.ukings.ca/scholarships-financial-aid for
Separate Deadlines
information on other awards which require a separate
application, including the new Donald Sobey, Harrison
McCain Scholar-Bursary, the Dr. Carrie Best Award,
King’s Theatrical Society, 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.
Guaranteed
King’s does not offer a guaranteed scholarship program.
Scholarship Program
What’s New
Scholarships: The Donald Sobey scholarship, three $10,000 scholarships for first
year students. Successful applicants must demonstrate excellent academic
strength, leadership, and involvement in their school and/ or community
Minors: Lots of new minors are available including Art History and Journalism
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Recruitment:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Dax MacLean- Executive Director
(P) (506) 470-2265 (E) dmaclean@unb.ca
Stacy Smallman– Recruitment Manager
(P) (506) 476-5318 (E) smallman@unb.ca
Admissions:
Shawna Bergin – Associate Registrar, Admissions
(Fredericton) (P) 506-458-7727 (E) sbergin@unb.ca
Toll Free -1-888-895-3344
General Inquiries: admissions@unb.ca
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Kathy Waugh, Associate Registrar Undergraduate
Awards
(P) 506-453-4894 (E) awards@unb.ca
Shelly Clayton, Director, Financial Aid
(E) clayton@unb.ca
Campus Tours:
Lindsey Budovitch- Campus Tour Guide
(P) (506) 458-7730 (E) tours@unb.ca
Web Address:
www.unb.ca
Program Highlights:
Comprehensive university offering over 75 different
undergraduate and graduate programs. Average first
and second year class size of 31.
8,000 undergraduate/ 1,500 graduate
Student Population:
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
Minimum Admissions
Average:
http://www.unb.ca/admissions/requirements/
Requirements vary by faculty
For most programs, the minimum avg. is 75%. Arts is
65%
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March 31st for all programs except education (January
31st)
Application Fee:
$55.00
Apply.unb.ca
Residence Options:
Co-ed and non-coed are available, traditional and
suite-style residences. 14 residence buildings, 3 meal
halls.
Residence Application May 15th
Deadline:
Guaranteed
Application and $300 deposit must be paid by May 15 th
Residence?
in order to guarantee a residence room for first year
students.
Room Deposit Fee:
$300.00
Can You Apply
Online?
Yes
Website Address for
unb.ca/scholarships
Scholarship
Information:
Number of
Roughly 400 awarded to roughly 1,000 students
March 1st
Scholarships with
March 1st
Separate Deadlines:
Varies. Most are based on academic performance
Decision Criteria:
and/or financial need
Guaranteed
-
Students must apply!
WHAT’S NEW
New “Renewable Opportunities” Program
UNB Open House- October 18th, 2014
Closing of Bathurst Campus for Nursing
Higheredpoints.com to redeem Aeroplan points toward tuition
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Recruitment:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Cory Brown, Manager Canadian Recruitment
Phone: 506-648-5978 Email: cory@unb.ca
Admissions:
Wahkuna Lisik, Associate Registrar
(P) 506-648-5672 (E) wlisik@unb.ca
Scholarships and
Financial Aid:
Kathy Waugh, Assistant Registrar Undergraduate
Awards
(P) 506-453-4894 (E) awards@unb.ca
Campus Tours:
Lisa Chouinard, Student Response Assistant
(P) 506-648-5933 (E) lisa@unbsj.ca
Web Address:
Toll Free: 1-877-753-6763
www.unb.ca/saintjohn
Arts, Business, Education, Science, Computer Science,
Health Science, Nursing, Engineering
Program Highlights:
Student Population:
Basic Admissions
Requirements:
2500 (approx.)
6 courses from grade 12 and 11 which differ from one
program to the other.
Visit http://www.unb.ca/admissions/requirements/ for
specific details.
Students can be conditionally accepted on grade 11
marks.
Minimum Admissions
Average:
75% (Business Administration, Computer Science,
Engineering, Science)
70% Nursing
65% Arts
March 31st
Application Fee:
$55
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Residence Options:
Yes: www.unb.ca/application
UNB Saint John offers a co-educational residence
system. We have single, double and suite style rooms.
Deadline:
First come first serve. (It is recommended to apply no
later than March 31st)
Guaranteed
Residence?
Room Deposit Fee:
No
Can You Apply
Online?
Yes: www.unb.ca/saintjohn/residence
$300.00
Website for Scholarship http://www.unb.ca/moneymatters/scholarships/
Information:
Number of Scholarships Over $6 Million in scholarships and bursaries are
Available:
awarded each year
March 1st
Scholarships with
For the most up-to-date information, please see:
Separate Deadlines:
www.unb.ca/scholarships/highschool.html
Decision Criteria:
Academic achievement, leadership, and other
extracurricular activities.
Guaranteed Scholarship Every student with a Scholarship Average of 80% or
Program:
above will be considered for scholarships.
WHAT’S NEW
The growth and development that UNB Saint John has witnessed over the last 5
years continues today with millions of dollars being invested into classroom
renovations. The Baird Dining Hall, the main dining options on campus, is also
undergoing renovations and will be newly refurbished and open to students in
September 2013.
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
1-800-606-UPEI (8734) studenthelp@upei.ca
Jeff MacLean, Recruitment Coordinator
(902) 628-4362 / jjmaclean@upei.ca
Sarah Roach Admissions Advisor
(902) 628-4352/sroach@upei.ca
Ryan Giddens, Admissions Advisor
(902) 566-0472 / rgiddens@upei.ca
Admissions:
Darcy McCardle, Assistant Registrar
(902) 566-0634 / dmccardle@upei.ca
Scholarships and
Heather Keoughan, Scholarships and Awards Coordinator
Financial Aid:
(902) 566-0358 / hkeoughan@upei.ca
Campus Tours:
Rebecca Drum campustours@upei.ca / 1-800-606-UPEI (8734)
Web Address:
www.upei.ca
Program Highlights:
Program Highlights:
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Education
Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology
Bachelor of Music
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Bachelor of Science
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
Bachelor of Business Studies
Bachelor of Business in Tourism and Hospitality
Bachelor of Applied Arts in Print Journalism
Bachelor of Child and Family Studies
Bachelor of Applied Science in Radiography
Diploma in Engineering
Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing
For a complete list, please visit
www.upei.ca/home/programscourses
Student Population:
4300 students approx
Basic Admissions Arts:English; a Language or Social Studies; and three other Gr. 12
Requirements:
academic courses Business:English; Math; any other 2 of Languages,
Social Studies, or Sciences; and one other Gr. 12 academic course
Science:English, Math, two Science courses; and one other Gr. 12
academic course Nursing:English, Math, Chemistry, Biology;and one
other Gr. 12 academic course(competitive entry) Kinesiology:English,
Math, Chemistry, Biology; and one other Gr. 12 academic course
www.upei.ca/registrar/admission_high_school_grad
Minimum
70% cumulative average in 5 Grade 12 academic courses
Admissions Avg:
Application
March 1 for students wishing to be considered for entrance scholarships
Deadline:
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Application Fee:
Can you apply
online?
Residence
Options:
Residence
Application
Deadline:
Guaranteed
Residence?
Room Deposit
Fee:
Can You Apply
Online?
$50.00 CDN
Yes- www.upei.ca/apply
Bernardine Hall— traditional style of residence living: bachelor rooms for
single or double occupancy. It’s always easy to find someone to hang out
with or provide a little extra help with assignments, allowing you to stay
focused on academic success.
Bill & Denise Andrew Hall – the newest residence on campus is all about
comfort and convenience, with two- and three-bedroom suites with their own
washroom, microwave, mini-fridge, kitchen sink, table, and chairs (one
bedroom, barrier-free suite are also available). Kitchenettes are handy for
snacks, and spacious enough for hanging out with your friends.
All students living in Bernardine and Andrew Hall are on a 5 or 7 day
unlimited meal plan and eat at the Wanda Wyatt Dining Hall.
Blanchard Hall -UPEI’s apartment-style residence, offers students all the
space and privacy you need, with all the benefits of residence living.
Students will share a two-bedroom apartment that has been recently
renovated with new furniture, bathrooms, and kitchen cabinets. You can
cook for yourself or with your roommate, or choose to eat in the dining hall.
There is no deadline, as assignments work on a first come, first serve basis
until the rooms are all full. Online applications are available beginning in
November for the following academic year.
First Year Students who apply by March 1st will be granted a spot in
Residence if their application for Academic Study has been processed by
that time. Since the Residence application is separate from the academic
application, it won’t be processed until both applications have been
received.
$300.00
Yes- www.upei.ca/residenc/apply
Website Address for
Available:
Scholarships with
Separate Deadlines:
www.upei.ca/scholarships
over $4 million granted each year
March 1, for academic entrance scholarships
Varies on award, refer to website for details
Each scholarship and bursary award has specific criteria; it is
recommended for students to refer to the website
(www.upei.ca/scholarships) for the most up to date details.
Yes –Students entering directly from high school, based on
Program:
average for admission will receive: 80-84.9 $500, 85-89.9 $1000,
90-94.9 $2000, 95+ $3000. Scholarship is renewable and
recoverable based on cumulative gpa.
WHAT’S NEW
-Bachelor of Science, Major in Kinesiology direct entry from high school
-New guaranteed “Celebrating Student Achievement “entrance scholarships
-New specializations in Business: Marketing, Finance, Organizational Management, Tourism
Decision Criteria:
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