Ontario College Listing 2011 - Committee of Registrars Admissions

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Ontario
College
Listing
2011
OCAS. . .................................................................... 2
Algonquin College.................................................... 4
Collège Boréal......................................................... 6
Cambrian College. . ................................................... 6
Canadore College. . ..................................................10
Centennial College..................................................12
Conestoga College..................................................14
Confederation College.............................................16
Durham College......................................................18
Fanshawe College...................................................20
Fleming College......................................................22
George Brown College. . ............................................24
Georgian College. . ...................................................26
Humber College......................................................28
Kemptville (University of Guelph). . .............................30
La Cité Collégiale....................................................32
Lambton College.....................................................34
Loyalist College......................................................36
Michener Institute...................................................38
Mohawk College. . ....................................................40
Niagara College......................................................42
Northern College. . ...................................................44
Ridgetown (University of Guelph). . .............................46
St. Clair College. . ....................................................48
St. Lawrence College...............................................50
Sault College..........................................................52
Seneca College. . .....................................................54
Sheridan College. . ...................................................56
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College
College Dialogues
Dialogues 2011
2011
OCAS
New Application
In May OCAS is launching an improved application-tocollege, featuring enhanced navigation and more userfriendly screens.
Paper applications will no longer be produced.
Electronic Transcript Management
System (eTMS)
New High School and Board Portal
Also launching is the new High School and Board Portal,
replacing the EOL system. The new system offers high school
and board staff similar functionality as was available in EOL,
but with one simple login.
The eTMS system is a secure, web-based method to
receive and fulfill transcript requests from past high school
graduates.
High school and board staff are able to:
•
view information, including offers, for students who
have applied to college
•
view, edit and add grade information
•
upload grade transmissions
Tutorials and user guides are available on the ocas.ca
website. Check your email and our website for updates.
Pre-Order Publications for
Fall Delivery
To learn more about eTMS and what it can do for you,
visit: ocas.ca/etms
Once again, OCAS is giving high schools the opportunity
to pre-order print publications in early June for fall 2011
delivery. Watch your email for more details and information
about the publications available for the 2012-2013
application cycle.
To arrange a meeting, presentation or virtual demonstration
of eTMS, or to opt-in to use eTMS at your school, contact:
Rick Niesiobedzki
Tel: 519.400.3300 (direct line)
Email: etms@ocas.ca
To complete your pre-order go to www.ocas.ca and click on
‘Publications’ and then ‘Online Order Form’.
Login using the online order system username and password
supplied in previous years (not the EOL/Portal login info).
Each high school has its own account. Click on ‘View Past
Orders’ to see previously placed orders by your school.
Need Help
email: service@ocas.ca
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Your guide to Ontario Colleges
OCAS
Important Dates for Programs
Beginning Fall 2012
transmission of data*
apply
Data files are due at Ontario College Application Service
(ocas.ca), by the dates specified below.
october 2011
•
Access to the online college application at
ontariocolleges.ca
October 11 - 14, 2011
Demographics, marks history, current and projected
registration due. OCAS requires marks history for all
courses (grades 9, 10 and 11).
november 28, 2011
•
First date that 2012/2013 application data will
be sent to colleges.
•
Earliest date that colleges may acknowledge
applications.
november 18 - 23, 2011
First semester mid-term marks due with this
transmission. Schools may send interim marks for
full-year courses as soon as they are available, in
a subsequent electronic update.
february 1, 2012
•
Applications received and paid for on or before
this date will be given equal consideration by
the colleges.
february 10, 2012
Final first semester marks and currently enrolled second
semester courses for semestered schools, as well as
interim marks for non-semestered schools.
Note: Applicants are encouraged to apply before this date
as website volumes are at their highest at this time. This is
not a deadline for submitting applications. After this date,
applications are still processed, but are considered by the
colleges on a first-come, first-served basis.
april 23 - 27, 2012
Mid-semester marks for semestered schools and updated
interim marks for non-semestered schools.
offer
july 6, 2012
february 1, 2012
•
Second semester final marks and proof of graduation
for semestered schools, and final marks and proof of
graduation for non-semestered schools.
Earliest release of offers by the colleges to all
applicants. Offers will continue to be issued until
programs are filled or wait-lists are established.
august 24, 2012
accept
Second semester final marks (and/or summer school
final marks, if applicable) and proof of graduation for
semestered schools. For non-semestered schools the data
consists of final marks (and/or summer school final marks,
if applicable) and proof of graduation.
february 1, 2012
•
Earliest date that applicants may confirm an
offer of admission.
NOTE: Students who do not have the entrance
requirementmay be notified that they do not qualify for
admission at any time during the application process.
*Data transmissions are supplied to OCAS by the boards
and/or high schools.
may 1, 2012
•
Guidance counsellors requiring assistance with
transmission files are encouraged to
email: service@ocas.ca
Applicants must confirm their acceptance of an
offer of admission to their chosen program through
ontariocolleges.ca by this date. Each college will
determine the due date to confirm offers made after
May 1, 2012. Check your offer letter for details.
june 15, 2012
•
Earliest date that colleges may require payment
of tuition fees.
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College Dialogues 2011
Algonquin College
Perth Campus
7 Craig Street
Perth, Ontario, K7H 1X7
Phone (613) 267 - 2859
Pembroke Campus
315 Pembroke Street East
Pembroke, Ontario, K8A 3K2
(613) 735 – 7400
Woodroffe Campus
1385 Woodroffe Avenue
Ottawa, Ontario, K2G 1V8
(613) 727 - 4723
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and
financial aid:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Louise Mitchell - mitchel@algonquincollege.com
Norma Haddad - haddadn@algonquincollege.com
or Pauline Sawyer - sawyerp1@algonquincollege.com
Linda Fielding - fieldil@algonquincollege.com
http://www.algonquincollege.com/prospective/tours.htm
http://extraweb.algonquincollege.com/ExternalEventsCalendar/index.aspx
rd
Open House – CIP Nov 3 Woodroffe Campus
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population:
Full – time Over 18,000 Continuing Education Over 36,000 Registrations
International Over 1,000 international students enroll at Algonquin from more than 100 countries. Recent
activity abroad includes projects in countries such as India, China, South Africa, Tanzania, Yemen and
Montenegro.
New programs:
Court Support Services, Powerline Technician and Welding and Fabrication Techniques, Adaptive Reuse of
Buildings
Program Changes:
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
Selection process for
Highly-competitive
(oversubscribed)
programs:
2011 Admissions
scores for
oversubscribed
programs:
non-oversubscribed
programs:
Grade 11 marks:
Dual credits/SHSM
programs:
Alternate offers of
admission:
Supplemental
admission
requirements:
Differentials:
Workplace pathways:
Applications are evaluated based on the published admission requirements. Some programs are ranked by
the average of the required subjects; some programs are ranked by assessment (test) results. Please refer
to the following link:
http://www.algonquincollege.com/RegistrarsOffice/services/admissions/selectionprocedures.htm or page
282 in the College Calendar for detailed selection processes.
The cut-off scores vary from year to year; due to this we do not publish these scores.
Applications are evaluated based on the published admission requirements; once the applicant meets
these requirements, an Offer of Admission is issued, as long as space is available in the program.
How are these used in the admissions process?
Grade 11 marks are used of ranking purposes only for our highly-competitive programs.
Integrated, Dedicated & Integrated OYAP Courses http://dualcredit.passpathways.on.ca
Email dualcredit@algaonquincollege.com for any questions.
Does your college provide alternate offers, if so, how are offers made?
Yes, approximately 400
First aid, CPR, immunization records, portfolio, admissions testing.
Please refer to our publications to see which programs require these.
Information on how C,M,U level courses are considered as part of your admissions process. We do not
differentiate between C, M, U level courses; they are treated equally.
Information on opportunities for students who completed workplace courses.
Each student is assessed on an individual basis.
Upgrading pathways:
Post-graduate
opportunities:
Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
Graduate certificates, university articulations.
Must be done before July 15 with Registrar’s Office or Financial Aid depending on how you are paying.
st
July 15 for 1 semester tuition (Fall) then registration begins
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Algonquin College
Student experience:
Students with
disabilities:
Career Services:
http://www.algonquincollege.com/studentservices/ - Contact Wayne McIntyre
mcintyw@algonquincollege.com
http://www.algonquincollege.com/studentsupportservices/csd/ Toni Connollyconnolt@algonquincollege.com
http://www.algonquincollege.com/vtour/employment.htm Joanne McDonald
mcdonaj@algonquincollege.com
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary and
awards application
information and
deadlines:
Algonquin College’s Financial Aid Office offers Entrance Bursaries to students who are enrolling in the
first term of their full-time post-secondary programs. Approval for these Bursaries is based on financial
need. Students enrolled in a Diploma Program could receive a $500 Entrance Bursary; students
enrolled in a Degree program could receive a $1,000 Entrance Bursary. In 2010/2011 Algonquin
College’s Entrance Bursary budget was in excess of $520,000. The Additional information and the
Entrance Bursary application is both available on our web-site:
www.algonquincollege.com/financialaid.
The Financial Aid Office also administers the Algonquin College Student Assistance Bursary (SAB)
program. Applications for this financial need Bursary are available online each semester and are
available to both registered full-time and part-time students. In 2010/2011 Algonquin College’s
Student Assistance Bursary budget was approximately $3,500,000.
Of special note is the Algonquin College Dual Credit Bursary. This Bursary is available to secondary
school and adult high school graduates who have successfully completed the Dual Credit program at
Algonquin College and are planning to attend any full-time degree or diploma program at Algonquin
College in the subsequent Fall/Winter period. In 2010/2011 the budget for this bursary was $10,000.
Information concerning deadline dates for this Bursary and the Dual Credit Bursary application is
available on our web-site: www.algonquincollege.com/financialaid.
Algonquin College also is proud of its growing Donor Bursary program. (2010-2011 budget was
$475,000) Specific information about the many Donor Bursaries available is available on our Financial
Aid web-site: www.algonquincollege.com/financialaid.
Finally, on behalf of Ontario’s Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities, Algonquin College’s
Financial Aid Office also administers the following programs:
The Aboriginal Postsecondary, Education and Training Bursary (2010/2011 budget was $33,000)
This Bursary provides direct support to Aboriginal students with financial need to aid their
participation in post-secondary education and training, including apprenticeship programs.
Applications for this Bursary are available from our College’s Aboriginal Student Office (Mamidosewin
Centre).
Ontario First Generation Bursary (2010/2011 budget was $60,000)
Residence options:
Woodroffe Campus residence houses 1050 students in 525 shared two bedroom suites.
http://www.algonquincollege.com/prospective/residence.html
Residence application
deadline:
Residence guaranteed?
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
Until it is full. Then you would be placed on a waitlist with no guarantees.
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence is on a first come, first serve basis
$500
Yes you may apply online. http://www.algonquincollege.com/residence/apply_online.html
WHAT’S NEW?
Pembroke Campus
New Radiation Safety Co-Op Program in September 2011
New $36 Million Ottawa Valley Waterfront Campus opens September 2012.
New Environmental Technician Program in September 2012
Perth Campus
$12.3 Million Environmentally Friendly Student Focused expansion opens Fall 2011
45wk Early Childhood Education Program in September 2011
38wk Adaptive Reuse of Building Graduate Certificated program that builds upon our existing Heritage Trades Programs
Woodroffe Campus
$79 Million Centre For Construction Excellence building opening Sept 2011
$52 Million Student Commons building opening Fall 2012
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Collège Boréal
www.collegeboreal.ca
Hearst • Kapuskasing • New Liskeard • Nipissing • Sudbury • Timmins • Toronto
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Christine Ethier, Liaison Officer, 1-800-361-6673, ext. 1045
Christine.Ethier@collegeboreal.ca
Isabelle Chenard, Liaison Officer, 1-800-361-6673, ext. 1007
Isabelle.Chenard@collegeboreal.ca
Admissions:
Louise Descoteaux, Admissions Officer, 1-800-361-6673, ext. 1090
Louise.Descoteaux@collegeboreal.ca
Scholarships and financial
Elizabeth Cousineau, Financial Aid Office, 1-800-361-6673, ext. 6017
aid:
Julie Ethier, Financial Aid Officer, 1-800-361-6673, ext. 1160
Julie.Ethier@collegeboreal.ca
Terry Zanutto, Financial Aid Officer, 1-800-361-6673, ext. 1150
Therese.Zanutto@collegeboreal.ca
Campus tours:
1-800-361-6673, ext. 2640, liaison@collegeboreal.ca
Upcoming events:
Registration: August 24 to September 2, 2011
Orientation: September 6, 2011
Classes begin: September 7, 2011
Student population:
Full-time students: 1332 • Part-time students: 115
New programs:
Chef Training • Machinist • Stage Management Assistant • Stage Management
Technician
Program Changes:
Dental Hygiene (3 years) • Pharmacy Technician (2 years)
Must have submitted application by Feb. 1• Must meet admission criteria • Averageoversubscribed programs:
based selection
2011 Admissions scores for
Overall average of 70% for admission to all oversubscribed programs
oversubscribed programs:
Selection process for nonMust meet admission requirements depending on program
Grade 11 marks:
Will use grade 11 mark if grade 12 is not available
*Exception if grade 12 mark is required for admission
Mid-term marks will be considered if final grade is not available
Dual credits/SHSM
Dual credits offered on line: Biologie humaine générale •Terminologie médicale
programs:
•Culture technologique• Métacognition•Intro à la psychologie•Intro à la
sociologie•English Communications•Droit et affaires•Tenue de livre en ligne
Dual credits offered in class: Intro au travail social•Enjeux et survie•Gestion et contrôle
de risques en santé, hygiène et sécurité•Arts culinaires •Électricité et électronique en
pré-technologie•Exploration des métiers•Exploration en santé•Gestion 1•Introduction
à la gestion des richesses naturelles•Soins vétérinaires
For additional information please contact: 1-800-361-6673, ext. 3044 or email
infodrc@collegeboreal.ca
Alternate offers of
Alternate offers will be given on oversubscribed programs to the Pre-health and
admission:
General Arts and Science program
Supplemental admission
Observation period required for FSFU and ERPH programs.
requirements:
Certain programs may require: First aid and CPR training, immunization records,
portfolio, criminal record check, admissions testing, etc.
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Collège Boréal
Differentials:
Workplace pathways:
Upgrading pathways:
Post-graduate
opportunities:
Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
Student experience:
Students with disabilities:
Career Services:
awards application
information and deadlines:
Residence options:
deadline:
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
There are no grade differentials on C, M and U level courses.
Academic upgrading through ACE, admission may be given to the General Arts and
Science program
Academic upgrading through ACE
Graduate certificates: Ultrasonography (16 months) • Administration des services de
garde à l’enfance (web based)
University Collaborations: Laurentian University • Athabasca University •Université de
Hearst • York University-Glendon College • University of Sudbury • Marine Institute of
Memorial University in Newfoundland • Moncton University, Edmunston campus
No deferral policy, student will have to re-apply the following year
$200 deposit required by July 8 to reserve a seat for fall 2011
Several student council organized events • Gym membership included in tuition fees
•Pub on site • Music group «Beaux Réals»
Denise Bellehumeur, Special Needs Coordinator, 1-800-361-6673, ext. 2130
Denise.Bellehumeur@collegeboreal.ca
Available on site through the employment services office
Application for bursaries from September 1 to 30, application available at
http://www.collegeboreal.ca/services-etudiants/aide-financiere/bourses/
Clic pour du Fric : http://clicpourdufric.collegeboreal.ca/default.aspx
Five $1000 bursaries available to students registering in the Éducation en services à
l’enfance (ECE), offered in Niagara in September 2011
Ten $1000 bursaries available to our students registering for September 2011, in the
Chef Training program
Twelve $1000 bursaries available to our Stage Management Assistant and Stage
Management Technician students registering for September 2011
Five $1000 bursaries available to students registering in our Machinist program for
September 2011
Ten $1000 bursaries available to students from Southwestern Ontario who will be living
in residence in September 2011
138 places available at the Sudbury campus
April 22, 2011
No
$1000 by June 3, 2011
Application is available on line, http://www.collegeboreal.ca/servicesetudiants/logement/residences/ • $25 administration fee
FACILITIES
Fitness centre • Bookstore • Residence • Pub «L’Étang» • Several services offered to students and public such as:
Dental Hygiene Clinic, Hairstyling, Esthetician, Massage Therapy Clinic and Day Care
WHAT’S NEW?
 22 million dollar investment…Phase II of our Trades Building to be ready for September 2011!
 New labs and equipment for our Chef Training, Stage Management Assistant, Stage Management Technician,
and Machinist students!
 Éducation en services à l’enfance (ECE) to be offered in Niagara as of September 2011
 In order to centralize the services provided to the francophone community in Toronto, Collège Boréal is looking
to regroup the two sites into one central location; this to be accomplished in 2012!
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Cambrian College
Cambrian College of Applied Arts & Technology
Sudbury, Ontario
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and
financial aid:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Nancy Ewen, Manager, Liaison/Student Recruitment 705.566.8101 ext. 7544
Tony Skopyk, Manager Admissions, 705.566.8101 ext. 7503
Richard Fedec, Manager, Financial Aid, 705.566.8101 ext. 7564
Brian Soucie, Scholarships/Bursaries, www.cambrianfoundation.com
Ask Me Centre, 705.566.8101 ext. 7289
Cambrian Day, November 2011
Spring Open House, April 2012
Student
population:
New programs:
Program Changes:
4,500 full time students
9,000 part time students
Two Year Business – Accounting Diploma
Suspended programs: Mechanical Technician – Tool and Die Machining; Advertising Diploma;
Advertising Graduate Certificate; Travel and Tourism Diploma; Computer Programmer Analyst
Advanced Diploma; Advanced Care Paramedic Graduate Certificate
Selection process
for
oversubscribed
programs:
2011 Admissions
scores for
oversubscribed
programs:
Applicants to limited enrolment programs must apply by the equal consideration date (February 1
or the first working day immediately following) – applications after that date will only be
considered on a chronological basis if space in the program remains.
All applicants must meet the institutional and program requirements. The selection process uses
only the courses that are prerequisite subjects, and only uses final grades (no mid-terms except in
the case of non-semestered schools). As per Ministry requirements, we do not weight (C), (U), or
(M) level courses differently from one another. Cambrian requires that at least 50% of
prerequisite courses be completed in order to be considered for limited enrolment programs.
The deadline for submission of transcripts is usually ten business days after the equal
consideration date. After this deadline, applicants are ranked based on their performance in the
prerequisite subjects, and selection benchmarks are determined. The benchmarks are established
based on 3 factors: the number of spaces available in a program, the number of applicants for that
program, and the quality of applicants for that program. Students who meet and exceed the
selection benchmarks are granted an offer of admission; the next strongest candidates are
waitlisted based on their ranking; and finally unsuccessful applicants are notified, and provided
with an alternative offer of admission where appropriate.
Program
Applicants
Seats Available
Minimum Grade
Minimum Average
BSCN
441
96
65% or C
75% or 2.85
Dental Hygiene
277
48
75% or B
77% or 3.67
230
50
70% or B
70% or 3.00
587
35
90% or A
95% or 4.00
Paramedic
372
45
75% or B
75% or 3.50
Power Engineering
125
60
50% or D
60% or 2.00
Powerline Technician
325
24
81% or A
83% or 4.00
Practical Nursing
339
64
65% or C
65% or 2.50
Ultrasound
365
35
80% or A
85% or 4.00
Medical Laboratory
Technology
Medical Radiation
Technology
Selection process
for nonoversubscribed
programs:
Grade 11 marks:
Open enrolment programs (not oversubscribed) require that the applicant meet institutional requirements
(OSSD or Mature Student status) and have met the specific program requirements. If these are met, offers
of admissions are made. Where any of the conditions are not yet met, conditional offers are made.
Grade 11 marks are used only when the admission requirement calls for either Grade 11 or 12 marks. If the
requirement is Grade 12 Math, for example, we would not look at Grade 11 marks in the selection process.
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Cambrian College
Dual credits/SHSM
programs:
Alternate offers of
admission:
Supplemental
admission
requirements:
Differentials:
Workplace
pathways:
Upgrading
pathways:
Post-graduate
opportunities:
Tuition deposit:
Student experience:
Students with
disabilities:
Career Services:
Art& Design; Surveying; Development Services; Early Childhood Education; Hospitality and Hotel
Management; Metal Fabricator and Welder; Trades & Technology through Precision Measuring; Transition to
College – Adaptive Technology; Chef Training; Baking & Pastry Arts; College Connection; Commercial Vehicle
& Heavy Equipment; General Carpenter; Health & Wellness; Theatre Arts; Health Sciences; Videography;
Yes, Cambrian provides alternate offers in a number of situations. Where the applicant does not meet the
admission requirement for a chosen program, we will make an alternate offer to a program that will prepare
the applicant (obtain the requirements). The alternate program can be to Pre-Health Sciences (for healthrelated applicants), Pre-Trades (for technology-related applicants) or General Arts.
Currently, Cambrian College does not use admissions testing.
Additional admission requirements are identified on the student’s secure web portal (Student 411).
Cambrian College does not apply differentials/weights, as per Ministry requirements.
Applicants who have workplace/essential/basic levels in required courses will be offered alternate programs
(pre-health, pre-trades) or may be counseled to pursue Academic Upgrading, depending on their
circumstances.
Academic and Career Entrance Certificate (ACE) which is a grade12 equivalency
Cambrian College has graduate certificate opportunities in the following: Human Resources Management,
Public Relations, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Environmental Monitoring Impact Assessment. Details of the
articulation agreements can be found on the college website (www.cambriancollege.ca/programs).
For fall enrolment, tuition deposits are due June 30.
Student life programming and opportunities
Students with physical or learning disabilities can obtain the necessary assistance to help them succeed
through the Glen Crombie Centre for disability services.
Cambrian College has a department focused solely on employment (on-campus and off-campus). The
Employment Service and Co-op Placement office provides students (and alumni) with a full range of services
from résumé writing to mock interviews, and maintains an active employment bulletin board.
Scholarships,
bursary and awards
application
information and
deadlines:
All bursaries can be applied for at www.cambrianfoundation.com . We also have a strong First Generation
program. This program has incentives for First Generation students to join as well as offering workshops and
strategy sessions to help these students succeed in college.
Residence options:
Residence
application
deadline:
Residence
guaranteed?
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
2 Bedroom Suite Style and 6 Bedroom Townhouse Style
April 16, 2011
No
$500
www.cambrianrez.ca
FACILITIES
Sustainable Energy Centre - to be completed Spring 2011 the centre will be located at the Barrydowne campus and will focus on
sustainable energy for residential and small commercial buildings and will support and promote green building, energy efficiency
and resource conservation.
WHAT’S NEW?
The Learning Account – students from grades 7 through 12 will have an opportunity to earn Cambrian Cash by attending approved
activities. Dollars earned can only be used at Cambrian to assist with the cost of tuition, books, parking, etc.
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Canadore College
College Drive Campus - 100 College Drive
Commerce Court Campus - 60 Commerce Crescent
P.O. Box 5001
North Bay, Ontario P1B 8K9
www.canadorecollege.ca
Aviation Campus – 55 Aviation Avenue
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and financial aid:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Mike Starkes Ext. 5705
Ryan Drouin Ext. 5460
Terry Thomason Ext. 5353
www.canadorec.on.ca/DepartmentsandServices/financialAidScholarships.cfm
www.mycanadore.ca/canadore/campustours/campustours.ezc
www.mycanadore.ca/canadore/events/index.do
Student population:
New programs:
Program Changes:
3500
Civil Engineering Technician, Mobile Application Development, Financial Services Certificate,
Rural Recreation Certificate
N/A
Selection process for nonoversubscribed programs:
Grade 11 marks:
Dual credits/SHSM programs:
Alternate offers of admission:
requirements:
Differentials:
Workplace pathways:
Upgrading pathways:
Post-graduate opportunities:
Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
Student experience:
Career services:
Each applicant is scored and ranked based on admissions requirement marks for the program
being applied for. Canadore does use grade differentials when scoring applicants depending on
levels achieved. By using this weighting factor, the College is able to recognize academic
achievement in an equitable manner and increase academic success and retention of students
entering college programs.
Practical Nursing - 84.8%
Respiratory Therapy - 87.8%
Dental Hygiene – Scores are based on a combination of academic marks and aptitude testing.
st
Receipt of application at OCAS (prior to February 1 )
Prerequisites
Secondary school academic standing
Test results ( where required)
Depending on program applied for, Grade 11 is accepted for Math, Biology and Chemistry for
most programs. Depending on the course applied for, Grade 11 marks may be required to be at
the U level.
Culinary, Aviation, Practical Nursing, Business
Alternate offers are given if an applicant does not qualify for the program they applied for based
on admission requirements, or have been placed on a waitlist; applicants will automatically
receive an alternate offer of admission to a program of similar content.
First aid, CPR, immunization records, portfolio, admissions testing, auditions. (Depends on
specific program)
Canadore does use grade differentials when scoring applicants depending on levels achieved. By
using this weighting factor, the College is able to recognize academic achievement in an
equitable manner and increase academic success and retention of students entering college
programs.
www.canadorec.on.ca/ProgramInfo/FullTime/PreparatoryStudies/Index.cfm
www.canadorec.on.ca/ProgramInfo/FullTime/PreparatoryStudies/Index.cfm
Business Management Certificate, (New) Mobile Application Development, Personal Support
Worker, Community Resource Consultant
OSAP applicants can defer their tuition payment by paying a deferral fee.
www.canadorec.on.ca/DepartmentsandServices/registrarTuitionFees.cfm
www.canadorec.on.ca/CampusLife/index.cfm
www.canadorec.on.ca/DepartmentsandServices/accessAbilityServices.cfm
www.canadorec.on.ca/DepartmentsandServices/studentServices.cfm
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First year full-time students may be eligible to receive an academic scholarship valued at $1,000.
These scholarships are based on academic performance, and do not require a separate
application.
To be eligible for these academic scholarships you must:
1. Be a resident of Ontario
2. Have been accepted into your chosen academic program
3. Have achieved a final graduating average of 85% in your last year
of high school (or other full-time postsecondary institution)
4. Have accepted Canadore’s offer of admission by May 2, 2011
5. Be enrolled at Canadore by November 2, 2011
Many more scholarships, bursaries and awards are available based on merit, financial need, and
emergency funding.
Students can use the budget calculator to help them prepare their finances.
For more information visit www.canadorec.on.ca/DepartmentsandServices/financialAid.cfm
Residence options:
Canadore has two residences - a townhouse-style and an apartment-style residence. Both
residences provide single rooms allowing students to have your very own space. Each residence
complex provides the following services: cable television, telephone, mail service, internet
access, and access to transportation and laundry facilities.
2011/2012 Residence Rate Schedule*
Townhouse Type 1 (Green)
Annual Rate $4,681
Townhouse Type 2 (Grey)
Annual Rate $4,903
Apartment Complex
Annual Rate $5,351
* Rates quoted cover the period from September 1 to April 30 only.
Programs starting prior to September 1 or extending past April 30 will be subject to an extra
charge to cover the extended period.
Student interested in residence living should apply as quickly as possible. In order to apply
students must:
1. Confirm their offer of admission to the program of their choice; they cannot apply to
residence until they have been accepted into a program.
2. Complete a residence application form and profile questionnaire.
3. Pay $300 residence deposit.
Acceptance into residence is done by lottery. Your application must be received with the deposit
by May 1 to be eligible. Students who are not successful in the lottery or whose applications
arrive after the lottery has been completed will be placed on a waiting list and their deposits
returned until such time that a spot becomes available.
$300 residence deposit.
www.canadorec.on.ca/CampusLife/Residence.cfm
deadline:
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
FACILITIES
College Drive Campus - 100 College Drive
Commerce Court Campus - 60 Commerce Crescent
Aviation Campus - 55 Aviation Avenue
WHAT’S NEW?
KPI Numbers;
89.5 % of students were satisfied with the knowledge and skills needed for their career (87.1 % provincial average)
82.7 % of students were satisfied with the overall quality of learning experience in their program (80.2 % provincial average)
79.7 % of graduates were satisfied with their education (79.1 % provincial average)
72.1 % overall graduation rate (64.2 % provincial average) *Highest graduation rate in Ontario
New Programs: Civil Engineering Technician, Mobile Application Development, Financial Services Certificate, Rural Recreation
Certificate
Harris Learning Library
The new state-of-the art library and its friendly and helpful staff, provide access to learning and research materials, quiet study
space, group study space, wireless internet, electronic loan program and self-service printing and copying seven days a week.
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Centennial College
Ashtonbee Campus
75 Ashtonbee Rd., Toronto, ON, M1L 4N4
Centre for Creative Communications
951 Carlaw Ave., Toronto, ON, M4K 3M2
Progress Campus
941 Progress Ave., Toronto, ON, M1G 3T8
Morningside Campus
755 Morningside Ave., Toronto, ON, M1C 5J9
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
aid:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Ashley Evans, Christina Jodrell, Sarah Fimiani 416-289-5000 ext 5325
Kathy Mahony 416-289-5000 ext 2131
Nadine Stora 416-289-5000 ext 2444
http://www.centennialcollege.ca/FinancialAid
Clifford Mark 416-289-5000 ext 2368
Ontario College Information Fair Tuesday, October 25, 2011- Direct Energy Centre
Discover Centennial Saturday, November 19, 2011- Morningside Campus
Student population:
New programs:
Program Changes:
16,000 Full Time Students.
Food Science Technology (Advanced Diploma), Electrician/Electrical Engineering
Technician Co-op Diploma Apprenticeship, Refrigeration/Mechanical Co-op Diploma
Apprenticeship.
Game Art and Design and Digital Animation –now offered with a semester 4 as a full 15
week semester.
Grade 11 marks:
Dual credits/SHSM
programs:
Alternate offers of
admission:
requirements:
Differentials:
If a program is highly competitive we will rank applicants based on a pre-determined
formula of required grades only. We will begin sending out offers for those programs to
our highest ranked applicants on February 1.
Aviation Technician-Aircraft Maintenance 50% (course code 8112 option M)
Aviation Technician-Avionic Maintenance 50% (course code 8113 option E)
Medical Laboratory Technician 71% (course code 3506)
Paramedic 93% (course code 9101)
Police Foundations 70% (course code 1250)
Practical Nursing Flex 75% (course code 9351)
Practical Nursing 80% (course code 9350)
Social Service Worker70% (course code 1203)
Child and Youth Worker 70% (course code 1205)
Community and Justice Services 70% (course code 1206)
Occup. Therapist Assist/Physiotherapist Assistant (OTA/PTA) 70% (course code 9151)
These are based on Fall 2010 applicant pool and may change.
All applicants who meet minimum requirements for a program are sent offers. Offers
may be conditional, based on completion of OSSD or on final grades in specific courses.
We begin sending offers on February 1 and continue as applicants qualify, until the first
week of school or until the program fills.
Yes, we look at grade 11 marks.
We do not give special consideration for Dual credit or SHSM courses for admission.
Some Dual credit course may be used as a transfer credit after beginning a program.
Where possible, we will send alternate offers to related programs that best suit the
applicant, based on their original choice and their grades submitted (or test scores). For
some programs there is no alternate offer.
Supplemental requirements for programs, ie: portfolios, writing samples or letters of
reference are listed in our full-time calendar. We will send reminder letters to
applicants.
Yes, we apply a 10 or 15% grade differential for some programs. These are by individual
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Workplace pathways:
Upgrading pathways:
Post-graduate
opportunities:
Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
Student experience:
Career Services:
program and are based on the academic school’s determination for success in the
program.
Students with workplace English may apply to Hospitality Services or Early Childhood
Assistant.
EAP, GAS, Career and College Transitions, Language Instruction for Newcomers to
Canada (LINC) and foundations programs in most schools of Centennial.
Global Business
Logistics Management
Culture and Heritage Site Management
Construction Management
We cannot defer an offer to a new academic cycle, i.e Fall 2011 to Fall 2012.
$350 deposit upon receipt of fees statement if not an OSAP student. Balance due the
first day of classes.
www.ccsai.ca
www.centennialcollege.ca/csd
www.centennialcollege.ca/counselling
awards application
In partnership with OSAP we have work study programs, where you can work on
campus to supplement your resources
Centennial has made available bachelor's degree entrance bursaries (non-repayable
funding) in the amount of $1,000 for those who qualify
You may be entitled to Child Care Bursaries, or Bursaries for Students with Disabilities,
depending upon your situation.
www.centennialcollege.ca/FinancialAid for a full list of bursaries and scholarships.
Residence options:
deadline:
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
www.centennialrez.ca
First come, first serve. Accepting applications starting from February 2011. Residence
fees due July 8, 2011.
Residence is not guaranteed and acceptance is done on a first come, first serve bases.
(*Residence located across from the Progress Campus only, with easy access to public
transit to travel to other campuses.)
Application/Room deposit $250. Shared accommodation September – April $4,500.00
and single accommodation September – April $7,000.00. (*Single accommodation
limited and not guaranteed.)
https://theplace2be.ca/applications/centennial_application.html
FACILITIES
Excitement is building as the Progress campus at Centennial College undergoes major transformations. Construction is
nearing completion on a new building that will house a state-of-the art library and academic facility. This project
coincides with the construction of a new Athletic and Wellness Centre being overseen by the Centennial College
Student Association Inc. (CCSAI).
WHAT’S NEW?
Emergency Management and Public Safety Institute
Through its newly established Emergency Management and Public Safety Institute (EMPSI), Centennial’s School of
Community and Health Studies will provide leading edge integrated educational curriculum building future leaders
through multiple / flexible pathways and formats.
English Language Studies
Centennial is launching a new institute that will provide academic enrichment to individuals who need to upgrade their
English language skills to help them with their academic studies and/or career success. The new institute will be
composed of three Centres:
The Centre for Academic English will provide English tutoring, workshops and book clubs and conversations, among
other services and The Centre for English Language Studies will assist non-post-secondary students who wish to
improve their English language skills
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Conestoga College
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment &
Askme@conestogac.on.ca
Admissions:
Phone: 519 748 5220 ext 3656
Scholarships and
Numerous scholarships, bursaries and awards with various criteria and deadline
Financial Aid:
dates. For detailed information contact the Financial Aid and Student Awards
Office at 519.748.5220, ext. 3378
Campus Tours:
Nancy Hauck, Tour Co-ordinator
nhauck@conestogac.on.ca or 519.748.5220 ext. 2383
Upcoming events:
For Fall 2011 Event information please contact Nancy Hauck, Events
Co-ordinator nhauck@conestogac.on.ca or 519.748.5220 ext. 2383
Student Population:
Full-time students: 9,000
Apprenticeship students: 4,000
Part-time students: 42,000
Campus Locations
Kitchener (Doon), Cambridge, Waterloo, Guelph, Stratford, Ingersoll Centre
2011 Admissions marks & Varies depending on the program. Minimum average for consideration is 70%
selection process for
(average of required courses), although for many oversubscribed programs, the
oversubscribed
minimum average for consideration is higher. Averages required for admission
programs:
fluctuate depending on the size and strength of the applicant pool.
Selection process for non- Varies depending on the program. Some programs have minimum admission
oversubscribed
averages. Some programs require supplemental admission information.
programs:
Grade 11 marks:
Where the minimum subject requirement is grade 12, grade 11 marks in
required subjects may be used in the calculation of academic strength for those
applicants currently enrolled in the required subjects. For example, where grade
12 math is a subject requirement and the applicant is currently enrolled in that
course but no mid-term mark has been submitted, we will use the grade 11
math mark in the calculation of academic strength. In such cases, any offers of
admission would be conditional upon the successful completion of the required
Grade 12 course and the final grade in that course.
Alternate Offers of
Where possible, alternate offers of admission will be made to programs similar
Admission:
in nature to the original program of application and for which applicants meet
the admission requirements.
Dual credits/SHSM
Conestoga College in partnership with the six area school boards, offers a variety
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programs:
requirements:
Upgrading pathways:
Differentials:
Post-graduate
opportunities:
of dual credit courses and dual credit OYAP programs. All six of the Conestoga
campuses are involved in delivering a variety of dual credit pathways. For more
information about Dual Credits please contact Rosie Hessian Dual Credit
Manager at 519.748.5220.2429 or rhessian@conestogac.on.ca
Depends on the program. Includes mandatory information meetings, portfolios,
interviews, resumes and questionnaires.
Academic Upgrading and Preparatory programs provide the opportunity to
meet the required admission courses for entry to certificate and diploma
programs. Offered on a full-time and part-time basis with flexible start times.
For all certificate, diploma, and advanced diploma programs, secondary school
marks for required courses will be awarded a 10-mark bonus as follows:
Any U Level, any U/C or M level, any courses at the advanced level from the old
curriculum – Advanced Level, OAC
Note: differentials will NOT be applied to academic strength calculations for any
degree or post-graduate programs.
In areas such as Accounting and Information Technology, Applied Health
Informatics, Event Management, Teaching English as a Second Language, and
Woodworking Manufacturing Management. For a list of programs, visit the Post
Graduate Programs link under Academics on Conestoga’s website.
Graduates of Conestoga’s Bachelor degrees are eligible to apply for Master’s
level study at universities world-wide. Note: University graduate admissions are
case-by-case and are based on academic excellence, research potential, and
communication and leadership skills.
Articulation agreements between Conestoga College and other post-secondary
institutions are designed to allow our students to study at another institution,
usually in the pursuit of a degree or other academic credential.
Deferral policy:
Not applicable at Conestoga College
Students with disabilities: Will receive amazing and excellent support through the Disability Services
department. Includes an array of services and resources for students with any
type of disability.
Conestoga offers an Adaptive Technology Lab with the latest technology and
state of the art equipment and software.
Students need to register with this department.
Visit www.conestogac.on.ca/disabilitysvc/
Residence options:
525 rooms in residence.
(for Doon and Cambridge Traditional two bedroom $5146.00/Private two bedroom $6,100.00
students)
Online application is available. Application deadline is June 15th. Guaranteed
residence is not available.
$500.00 deposit is required.
Connect with Residence at www.conestogarez.ca
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Confederation College
Ontario College Dialogue 2011
CONTACT INFORMATION
Location
Recruitment
Admissions
Scholarships and Financial Aid
Campus Tours
Upcoming Events
Main Campus:1450 Nakina Drive, Thunder Bay, ON P7C 4W1
www.confederationc.on.ca/prospect
807-475-6110 or email info@confederationc.on.ca
www.confederationc.on.ca/admissions
807-475-6213 or email admissions@confederationc.on.ca
www.confederationc.on.ca/financialaid
807-475-6637 or email financialaid@confederationc.on.ca
Campus tours are available by request. Visit www.confederationc.on.ca/contact/tours
Open House: Wednesday, November 23, 2011
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMTION
Student Population
New Programs
3200 Full Time
Pre-Service Firefighter Education and Training (0112)
Protection, Security and Investigation ( 0120)
Selection Process for
Oversubscribed Programs
Applicants who apply by the equal consideration date will be scored and ranked based on the
specific admission requirements for that program. Offers of admission will be extended to the top
ranked applicants and a waitlist will be established. For specific program requirements, visit:
www.confederationc.on.ca/admissions/requirements-complete
2011 Admissions Scores for
Oversubscribed Programs
Selection Process for NonOversubscribed Programs
Grade 11 Marks
Dual Credits/SHSM Programs
Alternate Offers of Admission
Supplemental Admission
Requirements
Differentials
Minimum
Average
# of
Seats
Dental Hygiene
85%
24
Medical Lab
Assistant
80%
33
Medical
Radiation
Technology
93%
14
Paramedic
80%
28
Practical Nursing
80%
72
Aviation Flight
Management
76%
60
Program
Courses Required for Admission
Grade 12 English, Grade 11 or 12 Biology and Grade 11 or 12 Chemistry at
the College or University level.
Note: Minimum midterm and final grade of 75% in each required course.
Grade 12 English, Grade 12 Math, Grade 11 or 12 Chemistry, Grade 11 or 12
Biology OR Physics at the College or University level.
Grade 12 English, Grade 12 Math-MCT4C or University Preparation, Grade
11 or 12 Physics, Grade 11 or 12 Biology OR Chemistry at the College or
University level.
Grade 12 English, Grade 11 Math, Grade 11 or 12 Biology, Grade 11 or 12
Chemistry at the College or University level.
Grade 12 English, Grade 11 Mathematics, Grade 11 or 12 Biology, Grade 11
or 12 Chemistry at the College or University level.
Grade 12 English, Grade 12 MCT4C or University Preparation.
All applicants that apply by February 1, and meet the minimum eligibility requirements, will be
extended an offer of admission. If the applicant applies after February 1, and meets the minimum
eligibility requirements, he/she will be extended an offer of admission on a first come, first served
basis. Once all seats are filled, a waitlist will be established.
Grade 11 marks can be used as substitutes for required courses.
A variety of dual credit options are available. Visit: www.confederationc.on.ca/scwi/dualcredit
We do extend alternate offers to programs based on availability. Eligible programs are reviewed
on an annual basis.
Many programs do have additional requirements. For program specific requirements visit:
www.confederationc.on.ca/programs, select your program and find other requirements listed on
the Program Info page.
We do not use differentials.
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Workplace Pathways
Upgrading Pathways
Post-Graduate Opportunities
Deferral Policy
Student Experience
Students with Disabilities
Career Services
Workplace applicants will be eligible for our 1 year “College Access Certificate Program”. Visit:
www.confederationc.on.ca/collegeaccess for further details.
www.confederationc.on.ca/program_calendar/2784
We offer Post-Graduate programs, Accelerated programs and have a variety of articulation
agreements. www.confederationc.on.ca/articulation-agreements
We do not defer offers of admission. We also do not carry over waitlists from year to year.
The student union at Confederation College offers varsity athletics, campus recreation, health
plan, on campus employment and universal bus pass. Please visit www.succi.com
www.confederationc.on.ca/learningcentre Phone: 807-475-6618
www.confederationc.on.ca/careerservices Phone: 807-475-6517
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Scholarships, Bursary and
Awards Application
Information and Deadlines
Confederation College is giving out $150,000+ in Entrance Awards.
www.confederationc.on.ca/financialaid/awards
Residence Options
On campus Residence-1) Single w/Bath 2) Super Single w/Common Bath 3)Single w/Common Bath
4) Double w/Bath 5) Double w/Common Bath www.confederationc.on.ca/residence
First come-first served.
Residence Application
Deadline
Residence Guaranteed
Room Deposit Fee
Online Application
No
A deposit of $250 plus a deferral charge of $50 is required with your application. Once you move
into Residence it becomes a damage deposit. It will be returned to you, less any charges owing,
after you move out of Residence.
www.confederationc.on.ca/residence/apply
FACILITIES
Thunder Bay Campus Our main campus is situated on 130 acres of park-like property located in the heart of the city of Thunder Bay,
Northwestern Ontario, Canada. Our beautifully treed grounds, shallow, twisting river and network of walking paths provide a
unique setting for an educational institution.
If you have never been to Northwestern Ontario, it is hard to imagine the sheer size and scale of the area. Confederation College
serves an area of 550,000 sq. km. That’s about the size of France or Texas! We currently have 8 regional campuses, as well as our
main campus in Thunder Bay. They are in Fort Frances, Dryden, Sioux Lookout, Kenora, Red Lake, Geraldton, Marathon and Wawa.
Full-time and part-time programming is also available through Distance Education and Online Learning.
Dorion Building (renovations completed Summer 2009)
The Dorion building is home to our Welding, Multi-skilling, Power Engineering, Construction Techniques, Motive Power Techniques
and our Apprenticeship programs. The 31,000 square feet of newly renovated space also includes 670 square feet in a new building
addition to house the new Power Engineering Lab.
McIntyre Building (renovations completed Summer 2010)
The McIntyre building is home to our Mining Techniques, Electrical Engineering, Instrumentation, Environmental Technician, Forest
Ecosystem Management Technician, Pre-Technology, Architectural Technology and Civil Engineering programs. The 22,000 square
feet of renovated space includes a 2640 square foot building addition that houses the new SUCCI Student Commons/cafeteria.
Aviation Centre of Excellence (renovations completed Summer 2003)
The Aviation Centre of Excellence is a 59,000 square foot facility that houses our Aviation Flight Management, Aviation Technician Aircraft Maintenance and Aerospace Manufacturing programs.
Take a virtual tour of our campus www.confederationc.on.ca/virtualtours
WHAT’S NEW
The new REACH (Regional Education Alliance for Community Health) building is located and attached to the north end of the existing
Shuniah Building at the Thunder Bay campus. This three-story, 47,000 square foot structure, will house state of the art simulation
labs, classrooms and clinical space, including labs for our dental and nursing programs. An additional 10,000 square feet, located on
the first floor of the Shuniah Building, is also currently being renovated.
The new and renovated space will house the health and community services programs.
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Durham College
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
https://myplace.durhamcollege.ca
Email: recruitment@durhamcollege.ca Phone: 905.721.3000
http://www.durhamcollege.ca/studentexperience/
Email: admissions@durhamcollege.ca Phone: 905.721.3000
www.durhamcollege.ca/financialaid
FinancialAid@durhamcollege.ca 905.721.3036
Campus tours & Upcoming events:
https://myplace.durhamcollege.ca
Student population:
New programs:
7,400 full-time students
Chemical Laboratory Technician – Two-year diploma
Construction Carpentry – Sustainable – Two-year diploma
Construction and Hoisting Techniques – One-year certificate
Developmental Services Worker – Two-year diploma
Digital Photography – Two-year diploma,
Digital Video Production – Two-year diploma
Energy Management & Sustainable Building Technology- advanced diploma
Emergency Service Fundamentals – One-year certificate
Fine Arts –Advanced – Three-year advanced diploma
Science and Engineering Fundamentals – One-year certificate
Victimology – One-year graduate certificate
Welding Techniques – One-year certificate
Music Business Administration/Music Business Management – requires grade
12 English with a minimum weighted mark of 75%
Veterinary Assistant – requires grade 11 or 12 biology
Water Quality Technician – requires grade 12 mathematics
Program Changes:
Selection process for oversubscribed
programs:
Selection is based on the average of four prerequisite senior level subjects (Grade 11
or 12 or postsecondary) excluding co-op. Please see full-time course calendar for
details.
Child & Youth Worker
Dental Assistant
Dental Hygiene
Electrical Technician Instrumentation and Control
Paramedic
Practical Nursing
Social Services Worker
Veterinary Assistant
Selection process for non-oversubscribed
programs:
Grade 11 marks:
Academic admission requirements, plus any other requirements (test, portfolio,
questionnaire, interview, etc.) as noted in the full-time program calendar.
Where a grade 12 mark is not available because a student is in the process of
completing, or is registered in a grade 12 pre-requisite, grade 11 courses will be
substituted where applicable. Please see full-time course calendar for details.
While these credits may help to prepare students for success in their program choice,
they are not considered in the admissions process for the purpose of a differential or
advantage over applicants without SHSM credits.
Durham College does not make alternate offers. Applicants who do not receive an
offer to their program of choice are advised to contact the Admissions office.
Supplemental information such as first aid, CPR, immunization records, portfolio,
admissions testing and certification in addition to the academic requirements are
required for some program as per the full-time course calendar.
Durham College does not apply differentials to C, M or U level credits.
Supplemental admission requirements:
Differentials:
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75 per cent or higher
Durham College
Workplace pathways:
Applicants to Durham College must have C, M or U level credits in order to be
considered for admission to any program.
For applicants 19 and older Academic Upgrading is available at Durham College.
http://ises.durhamcollege.ca/EN/main/our_programs/academic_upgrading.php
Upgrading pathways:
Graduate Certificates, www.durhamcollege.ca/grad
University Transfer Agreements,
http://www.durhamcollege.ca/EN/main/programs_courses/transferguide.php
A new application is required for each academic year.
Students have three payment options noted on their fee statement. OSAP applicants in
possession of their OSAP assessment can defer tuition fee payment.
www.durhamcollege.ca/payingyourfees/
Durham College offers extensive Student Life programming including a First-year
Experience Coordinator. www.durhamcollege.ca/studentlife
The Centre for Students with Disabilities offers a variety of supports for student with
documented disabilities.
www.durhamcollege.ca/csd
Career Services provides students with the skills necessary to successfully manage their
personal career development. Services are free of charge for up to two years after
graduation.
http://hired.mycampus.ca
Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
Student experience:
Career Services:
Scholarships, bursary and awards
application information and deadlines:
Durham College offers a variety of scholarships, bursaries and awards totaling over $2
million. Information and the application process are available at
www.durhamcollege.ca/financialaid
Residence options:
Residence application deadline:
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
Residence Conference Centre- Private and open concept suites – www.durhamrez.ca
Village Suites Oshawa – Apartment style – www.villagesuitesoshawa.ca
London Property Corporation – On campus – www.londonprop.com
May 2, 2011
May 1, 2012
Residence is guaranteed for all first-year students
$ 500.00
https://theplace2be.ca/applications/durham_application.html
FACILITIES
Campus Recreation and Wellness Centre including 10,000 square foot fitness complex, 2 ice pads, tennis centre, clinic and
pharmacy
Integrated Manufacturing Centre for our industry-renowned technology related programs
73,000-square-foot Campus Library with two-story fire side reading lounge
200 seat Computer Learning Commons with a combination of PCs and Macs
State-of-the-art Animation and Game Development labs with Alienware PCs, Wii Platforms and HD LCD televisions
Electrical, energy auditing and building systems and computer simulation labs at our Skilled Trades facility
A research incubation centre developed in partnership with the Durham Strategic Energy Alliance
Living lab environment in several areas of renewable energy including: geothermal technology systems; solar cell systems;
solar water heating; Trombe wall solar thermal collections; and wind turbines
WHAT’S NEW?
New and modern Student Services building focusing on streamlined service and easy access for students to all service areas
Addition of new classroom space for our growing student population
New laboratories and customized space in almost all school areas
20,000 square foot expansion of our Whitby campus featuring an expanded shop area
Two houses on campus for program use - one older home with dated technology and wiring and a newer home offering the
latest in environmentally friendly and energy-efficient technologies
Please note: Durham College students receive a Universal Transat Pass (U-pass) offering unlimited use of any Durham or GO
transit bus operating in the Durham Region and reduced GO transit fare outside the Durham Region.
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Fanshawe College
Fanshawe College
1001 Fanshawe College Boulevard
London, Ontario N5Y 5R6
Recruitment:
Admissions:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Student population:
New programs:
Program Changes:
Grade 11 marks:
requirements:
Differentials:
Workplace pathways:
Upgrading pathways:
Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Deborah King, Senior Marketing Officer – Recruitment 519-452-4492
Brad Kerr, Marketing Officer – Recruitment 519-452-4491
Devin Robinson, Marketing Officer – Recruitment 519-452-4430 ext. 4664
www.fanshawec.ca/askfanshawe
www.fanshawec.ca/money or www.fanshawemoney.ca
www.fanshawec.ca/financial
www.fanshawec.ca/tours
www.fanshawec.ca
Approximately 16,000 full-time
Aviation Technician – Avionics – two year
Bachelor of Applied Arts (Early Childhood Leadership) – four years
Entrepreneurship Certificate – one year
Internet Applications Web Development – two year
Photography program now has an additional intake in January
www.fanshawec.ca/admissions
Yes
Yes
No
Academic and Career Entrance Certificate
Academic and Career Entrance Certificate
Graduate Certificates – www.fanshawec.ca/graduate
University Articulations – www.fanshawec.ca/university
No
$300.00
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Student experience:
Career Services:
www.fanshawec.ca/campuslife
www.fanshawec.ca/success
www.fanshawec.ca/careers
awards application
Residence options:
deadline:
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
www.fanshawec.ca/financial
www.fanshawec.ca/money
Traditional Residence Suites and Townhouse Units – 1,600 in total
www.fanshawec.ca/residence
www.fanshawec.ca/residence
Lottery
No
Yes
WHAT’S NEW?
Centre for Applied Transportation Technologies
The new CATT will accommodate 1,500 full-time, part-time, apprenticeship and continuing education students who are seeking jobready credentials in trades and technologies that support the transportation industry. It will also provide much needed additional
classroom space to serve enrolment growth (previously accommodated in temporary leased space).
The finished building has a gross area of approximately 148,000 square feet and is comprised of 16 classrooms, 13 labs and 7 shops.
Also included is office space for the newly-renamed School of Transportation Technology (formerly, School of Motive Power
Technology), as well as a servery/cafeteria and several student lounges.
Students graduating from this Centre will have had the benefit of a state-of-the-art facility able to simulate real world scenarios.
They will enter the job market with the sort of hands-on experience that employers are seeking.
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Fleming College
Sutherland & Mc Rae Campuses, Peterborough
Frost Camus, Lindsay
Haliburton School of the Arts
Cobourg Campus
FLEMINGCOLLEGE.CA
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
aid:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Laura Gunning, Peterborough Campus, lgunning@flemingc.on.ca 705.749.5546
Brooke Lynch, Lindsay Campus, blynch@flemingc.on.ca 705-749-5530 ext. 3301
Anya Rens, Manager, arens@flemingc.on.ca 705.749.5530 ext. 1649
admissions@flemingc.on.ca
Toll Free: 1-866-353-6464 ext. 1514
Peterborough: Linda Reeds 705.749.5530 ext. 1377, flemingcollege.com/financial
Lindsay: Beth Harrington 705.324.9144 ext. 3302, flemingcollege.com/financial
Peterborough: ambassadors@flemingc.on.ca, 705.749.5530 ext. 1408
Lindsay: frambassadors@flemingc.on.ca, 1.866.353.6464 ext. 3301
Welcome Days, July 11-15; Open House Fall 2011, Saturday November 19
Student population:
New programs:
Program Changes:
6,000 full-time and 10,000 part-time students
Pharmacy Technician (Diploma)
Plumbing Techniques (Certificate)
Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Techniques (Diploma)
Child and Youth Worker (Advanced Diploma)
Community Integration Through Cooperative Education (Certificate)
New co-op opportunities in Sporting Goods Business, Earth Resources
Electrical Engineering Techniques: to progress to Electrical Engineering Technician, students
now require three additional courses instead of one.
Grade 11 marks:
Alternate offers of
admission:
requirements:
First consideration given to qualified applicants who submit applications by Equal
Consideration deadline. Number of seats determined proportional to applicants in each
applicant pool (i.e. high school, post secondary). Selection of most highly academically
qualified applicants from each pool.
Fish and Wildlife Technology (FW) – 69% secondary school
Paramedic (PMD) – 82.93% secondary school
Practical Nursing (PN) – 74.17% secondary school
Selection based on meeting admission requirements (complete or in progress).
Overall average calculated on all Grade 11/12 courses completed (final grades only).
Individual Grade 11 courses required for individual programs considered as complete or in
progress.
Extensive Dual Credit programming in the surrounding schools boards. Contact
Trudy Heffernan, Leader, Centre for Learning and Teaching, theffern@flemingc.on.ca
Dual Credits earned will be credited toward diploma or certificate programs. No preferential
admissions given to SHSM graduates.
Alternate offers are extended to related programs for qualified applicants to oversubscribed
programs who meet admission requirements. Acceptance of alternate offer does not
impact consideration of students on waitlist for initial programs of application.
See individual program websites for information about First Aid, CPR, immunization
requirements. No mandatory requirements for admissions consideration (ie. portfolio).
Assess for Success: Mandatory assessment of Communications and in some programs Math
skills for students entering 2 and 3 year diploma programs. Assessment results determine
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Differentials:
Workplace pathways:
Upgrading pathways:
Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
Student experience:
Career Services:
level of support (e.g. increased course hrs) student receives in semester one.
No differentiation for C, M, U level courses. Programs requiring particular C level courses
will give equal consideration to M or U level courses.
Personal Support Worker, Office Administration-General or Compressed, Office
Administration-Executive, Esthetician, Welding Techniques, Electrical Techniques, Plumbing
Techniques, Construction Skills, Heavy Equipment Operator, Blasting Techniques, Internet
Applications and Web Development Fundamentals, Internet Applications and Web
Development, Outdoor Adventure Skills, College Transfer.
Academic upgrading available and has continuous intake. In addition, University and College
Transfer programs both offered.
8 Post Graduate Certificates, 70 Advanced Standing opportunities, and many University
Articulations.
Students may re-apply for consideration to a subsequent entry point.
For September 2011 registration, due date is June 24, 2011. Several payment options
available. Contact Financial Aid for OSAP deferral fee details.
Weekly e-bulletin for students featuring news, events and announcements, as well as
activities in the College community. Flemingcollege.ca/myfleming
Peer tutoring, counseling available, and extensive athletics available.
Peterborough: 705.749.5527 or toll free 1.866.353.6464, ext. 1527
Frost, Cobourg, Haliburton: 705.324.9144, ext. 3320 or toll free 1.866.353.6464, ext. 3320,
TTY connection for all campuses: 705.749.5521
Workopolis Campus, including: on-campus, part time, summer jobs, as well as volunteer and
field placement positions and career-related jobs and internships for after grad.
awards application
First Year Student Bursary- 80% of students who applied were eligible and received a First
Year Bursary!
Visit Flemingcollege.ca/financial for all award, scholarship and bursary information and
deadlines.
Residence options:
deadline:
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
Residence available at the Frost and Sutherland Campuses
The application period for first year students is February 1 – April 11
No – lottery system
$50 Application Processing Fee
Yes – flemingcollege.ca/housing
FACILITIES
Peterborough: State-of-the-art labs and classrooms fully renovated in 2011, Peterborough Sport and Wellness Centre, 6building student residence village, new Student Centre and food services for Fall 2012
Lindsay: Biodiversity Commons, Centre for Heavy Equipment Technology, Student Centre, Residence, Frost Campus Field
House, Lindsay Recreational Complex, CAWT, Atlantic Salmon Fish Hatchery, Greenhouse, Pathology Lab
Haliburton School of the Arts: Three spacious art studios, six classrooms, a library and a campus store. The heart of the
building is a three-storey Great Hall with an adjacent gathering place for the community and students.
Cobourg Campus: "Essentials, the Spa at Fleming" where all students do their placements. Classroom technology includes a
visualizer for detailed demonstrations, and iClickers for review and testing purposes.
Eastern Ontario Fire Academy: One of Ontario’s premier training facilities. On site are five separate buildings where students
practice real life scenarios including fire control, assessment, confined space survival, forcible entry and victim triage.
WHAT’S NEW?
$7.2 million food services renovations summer 2011
Renovations to McRae Skilled Trades campus
Completely renovated Pathology Lab at the Frost Campus with progress toward being certified with bio-security level 2
Construction Skills: Multiple intake dates: May 9; July 11; September 12, November 7, January 9, 2012, March 12, 2012.
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George Brown College
2011 College Dialogue
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships &
Financial Aid:
Campus Tours:
Upcoming Events:
David Scott, Manager, Liaison & Recruitment
davidscott@georgebrown.ca 416-415-5000 ext 4842
Cynthia McDonagh, Liaison Officer
cmcdonag@georgebrown.ca 416-415-5000 ext 2267
Liz Henriques, Liaison Officer
ehenriqu@georgebrown.ca 416-415-5000 ext 2929
Lesia Gryschuk, Manager, Admissions & Enrollment
lgryschu@georgebrown.ca 416-415-5000 ext 4878
Vicki Yazdani, Admissions Coordinator
vyazdani@georgebrown.ca 416-415-5000 ext 4489
Peter Olteanu, Senior Manager, Financial Assistance
polteanu@georgebrown.ca 416-415-5000 ext 2479
Patrick Bennett, Manager, Awards & Scholarships
pbennett@georgebrown.ca 416-415-5000 ext 4895
David Hayes, On-Campus Liaison/Tours Coordinator
dhayes@georgebrown.ca 416-415-5000 ext 3989
To book a tour visit www.georgebrown.ca/tours
Program Information Sessions may vary by program and campus.
For most current information visit www.georgebrown.ca/info_sessions.aspx
Student Population:
Student body 22,000+ full-time (equivalent) students.
New Programs:
No new programs planned for 2012-2013 Academic year.
For more current up-to-date program information tinyurl.com/GBC-FTprogram
For latest up-to-date information on program changes see link above.
Program Changes:
Grade 11 marks:
Alternate offers of
admission:
requirements:
Differentials:
Workplace Pathway:
Mandatory testing in English, Math and Science for all Dental Hygiene and Practical Nursing applicants.
Oversubscribed programs can change year by year based on competition. Our first round of “Acceptances”
are to applicants with highest marks in program prerequisites in Math, English or Science.
Applicants who score highest in all components of the mandatory testing will receive an “Offer of
Admission” in the first round of “Acceptances”. For other programs with no mandatory testing, highest
marks in program prerequisites will receive an “Offer of Admission” in the first round.
Wait List is determined by number and quality of applicants.
Highest marks in program prerequisites will receive an “Offer of Admission” in the first round.
Wait List is determined by number and quality of applicants.
Grade 11 marks are considered for “Conditional Offer of Acceptance”.
Minimum mark requirement for consideration is between 70% to 75%.
George Brown does not give any advantage to applicants for Dual Credits or Specialist High School Majors
(SHSM) in making admissions decisions.
Applicants who do not meet the program admission requirements may receive an “Alternate Offer “of
admission to a related Pre-Program or Foundation course.
Some programs require a letter of intent, applicant questionnaires, interviews, portfolios, auditions etc.
The Academic Departments will issue notification to applicants regarding supplemental admission
requirements.
Full Time Calendar online www.georgebrown.ca/Marketing/FTCal
U and C level courses are considered equal in making admission decisions.
College Vocational Program accepts students from “Workplace” programs. To learn more about our School
of Work and College Preparation Programs visit tinyurl.com/GBCprep
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Upgrading Pathway:
Post Graduate Studies:
Deferral Policy:
Tuition Deposit:
Student Experience:
Disability Services:
Academic Upgrading is available for Mature Students. High students are not eligible for Academic
Upgrading.
To learn more about our Academic Upgrading program visit tinyurl.com/GBCprep
A diploma or degree is an admission requirement for most of our Post Graduate programs. Our Human
Resources Post Graduate program requires a degree (university or college). Other programs have a work
experience requirement. For full admission details at tinyurl.com/GBCpgrad
Download Post Grad Viewbook tinyurl.com/GBC-postgradbook
George Brown does not defer Offers of Admission. It is best to apply in the year you are able to attend.
Partial or Full Tuition payment for September 2011 intake is due on June 24, 2011. For programs with
material fee, full material fee payment is also required on June 24. OSAP applicants must pay $145 deferral
fee to secure their seat in the program of choice. This deferral fee does not apply to material fees in Dental
and Orthotics/Prosthetic programs. For full details on material fees for all programs tinyurl.com/GBCfees
Our online Orientation Guide and Checklist offers 35 different services on “How get started as a Student at
George Brown College”. Learn about our Academic Policies, Athletics and Recreation, Bookstore, Lockers,
TTC/GO Transit, etc. To view the Orientation Guide and Checklist visit www.georgebrown.ca/guide/
If you have a question and cannot find the answer, just Ask George Brown at www.askgeorgebrown.ca
George Brown is committed to providing equal access to education for all students with disabilities. Staff
are trained to provide assistance and arrange accommodations for students who may have a physical,
emotional or learning disability. Services available include Notetakers; accommodation for tests and
assignments; peer tutoring; photocopy cards for large print; Brailled materials; tape recorders; CCTV’s;
alternative pointing devices; screen magnification; word prediction; reading support software; voice
dictation; portable spell-checks; working with a learning strategist. Visit our Adaptive Technology site at
www.georgebrown.ca/~adaptech
Educational support services available for Deaf, Deafened and Hard-of-hearing students are free of charge
and services include: sign language interpreting, computerized notetaking, manual notetaking, academic
advising, program and test-taking accommodations, and loaning of Assistive Listening Devices. TTY users
contact 1-877-515-5559.
Career Services:
Student must complete an Intake Package at least 4 weeks before start of your program.
Intake Package available online at tinyurl.com/GBCdisabilities
If you need an Intake Package mailed to you, Call to request at 416-415-2000
Our Career Services offers an online job posting tool called GBCareers for students, employers and alumni.
Learn about our online networking events, connecting students to industry leaders, helpful resources for
finding a job and training in ‘soft skills’ that employers value. For more information visit
www.georgebrown.ca/careerservices or to open an account go to gbcareers.georgebrown.ca
Scholarships, Bursary and
Awards:
NEW GBC Awards Portal online application system will identify awards, scholarships and bursaries you may
be eligible for and track the status of your application. Open an account and check in May for Entrance
Awards for September 2011-2012 academic year. When you start college in September, check out the Incourse Awards, Scholarships and Bursaries available in the Fall semester. We will also notify you of any
external awards, scholarships and bursaries you may be eligible for based on your GBC Awards Profile.
gbcawards.georgebrown.ca
NEW George Brown College Alumni Entrance Scholarship for Student Excellence for students
commencing study in September. This scholarship is awarded to high performing students with a record of
outstanding academic and personal achievements choosing to pursue their career goals by studying at
George Brown College. Value: $4,000 Deadline: January TBA. Full details at tinyurl.com/GBCfinancialaid
Residence Options:
George Brown currently does not have a residence. We do have a Housing Office
www.georgebrown.ca/housing with free support to help find off-campus accommodations.
We also have two partnerships, Ontario Student Housing www.ontariostudenthousing.com and
University of Toronto Student Housing Services www.housing.utoronto.ca
WHAT’S NEW?
Our Game Design, Game Development and Advanced Digital Design programs are moving to 333 King St. E. to accommodate our enrolment
growth from 250 to 400 students next year. This new space will allow us to create a specialized digital sandbox with motion capture and 3D
scanners as well as an incubator for the game design industry that will support student, faculty and industry start-ups.
Our campus cafeterias and student space will get an extreme makeover this summer with open-concept student lounges and new food
options. The student lounges will have Wi-Fi, tables with outlets to power laptops, couches and lounge chairs which can be moved by
students to accommodate different activities. The new food options will be served from updated “food stations” offering custom salads to
international foods as well as traditional favourites such a burgers, pizza and subs. No long waits in line, new check-outs at each food
service counter.
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Georgian College
Barrie, Orillia, Owen Sound, Orangeville, Collingwood, Midland and Muskoka
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
aid:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Stephen Fennell (705) 728-1968 ext. 1004 Barrie
Rob Townsend (705) 327-2740 ext. 3200 Orillia
Kailey Thompson (519) 376-0840 ext. 2032 Owen Sound
Heather Dix (705) 728-1968 ext. 1048 University Partnership Centre
Chris Treschak (705) 728-1968 ext. 1087 Engineering
Jennifer Sheremeto (705) 728-1968 ext. 1234 Canadian Automotive Institute
Cathy Neuss – Associate Registrar – Barrie Campus (705) 728-1968 ext. 1700
Check this site for scholarship and award information www.choosegeorgian.ca/awards Select this link
for a list of bursaries and financial aid services www.choosegeorgian.ca/financial
Call or log-in to Campus Connections – (705) 722-1560
www.choosegeorgian.ca/news/guidance/book-a-tour Campus tours available Monday – Friday
Virtual tours available online www.choosegeorgian.ca
Design and Visual Arts Scholarship Show and Open House April 29 – May 18 – Barrie Campus
Student population:
New programs:
Program Changes:
10,000 full-time 27,000 part-time
Esthetician 2 yr. diploma – Barrie
Electrical Techniques 1 yr. certificate – Midland and Owen Sound
Environmental Techniques 1 yr. certificate – Barrie and Owen Sound
Pharmacy Technician 2 yr. diploma – Barrie
Automotive Business 2 yr. diploma – Barrie
Protection, Security and Investigation 2 yr. diploma – Orillia
Community Integration through Co-operative Education 1 yr. certificate - Barrie
Occupational Health and Safety Management 1 sem. graduate certificate – Barrie
Event Management 2 semesters graduate certificate – Barrie
Sustainable Systems 1 yr. graduate certificate – Barrie
Business Administration, Automotive Business, Aviation Management and Mechanical Technician –
Precision Skills all require grade 11 C Math at 60% as well as Grade 12 C or U level English
oversubscribed programs
2011 Admissions scores
for oversubscribed
programs:
Grade 11 marks:
Dual credits/SHSM
programs:
Alternate offers of
admission:
requirements:
Differentials:
Applicants are ranked using academic grades and other selection tools such as testing, resumes, etc.
Once the desired number of offers has been reached, qualified applicants are then placed on waiting
list.
Cut-off scores for the 2011 admissions cycle are all program based.
Applicants are ranked based on academic grades. Once the desired number of offers has been
reached, qualified applicants are then placed on a waiting list.
(Some programs will accept Grade 11 math with a minimum grade of 60 %) For programs requiring
Grade 12 courses and a Grade 11 final grade has been provided, we will use the Grade 11 grade as an
estimate until a midterm or final grade is received for the Grade 12 course.
Dual credits will be recognized at Georgian if applicants choose to attend a program for which the
course is a requirement. Georgian encourages applicants to prepare to the best of their ability in
order to accommodate the courses offered at college. At this time, Georgian does not offer advanced
standing or preferred entry to applicants with High Skills Major credits.
Georgian will identify whether programs have a winter intake and provide alternate offers. If no
winter intake, we offer preparatory programs such as PreHealth Sciences for our health programs or
another program that may be of interest.
First aid, CPR, immunization records are not part of admissions but are required for registration.
Portfolio, admissions testing are part of selection and must be completed before a decision can be
made.
Georgian does not differentiate between C, M or U level courses.
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Workplace pathways:
Career Services:
For applicants with workplace level credits, Georgian encourages applicants to write our mature
student test to establish equivalencies. Applicants are also recommended to contact Student Services
or the Registrar to discuss upgrading opportunities.
Applicants taking upgrading can apply to all certificate and diploma programs.
Georgian has established over 400 agreements with 42 universities in Canada and around the world.
Students can also take advantage of agreements with our university partners on our Barrie and Orillia
campuses. Visit www.choosegeorgian.ca/articulations
Fees are assessed per term. Students have 2 deferral options: $135 deferral fee and a $100 tuition
payment (total $235) or a $50 deferral fee and a $950 tuition payment (total $1000.) Remaining fees
are due by the end of the first month of the term.
Fees are due on June 23 for fall intake. Applicants can pay a deposit or defer a portion of their fees
until September 30.
Georgian provides numerous opportunities for students to get involved.
Center for Access and Disability Services provides students with supports that are essential for their
success at college. www.choosegeorgian.ca/accessibility
Centre for Co-operative Education and Career Services. www.choosegeorgian.ca/careers
awards application and
deadlines:
Georgian offers over $600,000 in awards and scholarships funds to students each year. Check this
website to find out about new awards and scholarships.
www.choosegeorgian.ca/awards
Residence options:
Georgian’s Barrie Campus offers residence www.choosegeorgian.ca/residence. Privately owned off
campus residences exist in Barrie through Georgian Green http://studentrez.com/georgiangreen/info/ and London Properties www.lpcrentals.com/barrie/. Owen Sound offers privately owned
options through Campus Living Centres http://www.campusviewresidence.ca/
th
March 25 for early residence acceptance. After the March 25th deadline space will be offered on a
first come, first served basis.
Specific criteria for our residence and pay and go at the others – Georgian Green and London
Properties.
$50 non-refundable application fee and send a signed copy of the last page of the residence contract
available online to the residence office.
Yes at www.choosegeorgian.ca/residence
Upgrading pathways:
Post-graduate
opportunities:
Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
Student experience:
deadline:
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
FACILITIES
Georgian College has more than 100 excellent programs taught in state-of-the-art facilities across seven campuses. Most of our
programs have a paid co-op internship integrated into the program. Earn while you learn at Georgian College! Georgian College has
talented faculty, caring staff and top marks in quality and student satisfaction, and has recently been named as one of Canada’s
Greenest Employers for 2010! We offer endless possibilities – academic upgrading, apprenticeship, diploma, college degree,
university degree or graduate studies.
WHAT’S NEW?
Georgian is growing! The Barrie Campus will open the Centre for Health and Wellness this fall 2011. At 172,000-square feet, the
Centre is the largest academic expansion in Georgian College history. It will include community-accessible teaching health care
clinics where members of the public (including students) can access health care while at the same time offering students valuable
clinical experience. A new Aboriginal Resource Centre will also be part of the Centre for Health and Wellness, and will feature a
circular classroom, an outdoor patio with a medicine wheel (stone garden) and fire pit to be used for ceremonial gatherings.
Completion of the first phase will provide space for an additional 1,800 full-time students (completion of the second phase will
bring the total capacity to 3,000 students). Enrolment in Georgian’s health and wellness programs has tripled over the past 10
years. Without construction of the Centre for Health and Wellness, Georgian would have run out of space within the next two
years. Space in the new building will permit enrolment in health and wellness studies to double from current numbers, helping to
meet the region’s booming demand for health care professionals. Total project capital cost is estimated at $65 million.
In addition, a new campus in Collingwood is under construction and will be open for Fall 2011 intake. The John Di Poce South
Georgian Bay campus will offer 20,000 square feet of space and seven full-time programs, ready to house 250 full-time students
and 3000 part-time students.
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Humber College
Humber College Institute of Technology & Advanced Learning
North Campus
205 Humber College Blvd.,
Toronto
Lakeshore Campus
3199 Lake Shore Blvd. West,
Toronto
Orangeville Campus
Adler Street Recreation Complex
275 Adler Street, Orangeville
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
Financial Aid:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Please contact us at student.recruitment@humber.ca
Please see humber.ca/content/admissions
Please see humber.ca/financial-aid
Please see humber.ca/campustours (online sign-up available)
Please see the events calendar on humber.ca
Experience Humber Open House – November 12, 2011 & April 21, 2012
Student population:
New programs:
Program Changes:
22,000 Full-Time students
Bachelor of Child and Youth Care, Bachelor of Public Relations, Bachelor of
Journalism, Bachelor of Commerce - Accounting
General Arts and Science College and University Transfer Profiles: all students take a
common first semester. Then, with support from professors and an academic advisor,
students choose the College or University profile.
Oversubscribed programs:
2011 Selection process for
Grade 11 marks:
requirements:
Oversubscribed programs include: Child and Youth Worker, Contemporary Music
(guitar and percussion), Creative Photography, Film and Television, Paramedic,
Practical Nursing, Pre-Service Firefighter.
Cut-off marks vary from year to year depending on the applicant pool.
Child & Youth Worker: 4U/C English 75%, 3 elective courses.
Contemporary Music: GPA 65%, 4U English 65%, admission decision based on
audition.
Creative Photography: 4U/C English 65%, 5 elective courses, admission decision based
on portfolio.
Film & Television Production: 4U/C English 70%, 5 elective courses, admission
decision based on writing sample, resume questionnaire and reference letters.
Paramedic, Pre-Service Firefighter, Practical Nursing: admission decision based on the
results of pre-admission testing.
Grades are generally used for the admission to under-subscribed programs. Some
programs do still require students to submit a portfolio or audition based on the
nature of the post-secondary program. Please see program pages on humber.ca for
information on individual program selection processes.
Grade 11 marks are used to evaluate applications and issue conditional offers. For
degree applicants, grade 11 marks will be used as placeholders for incomplete grade
12 courses. For certificate and diploma applicants, grade 11 marks may be used as
elective courses and be used for GPA calculation.
Please see humber.ca/dualcredit/index.htm
Applicants may receive alternate offers to related or preparatory programs.
Applicants are informed via email regarding portfolio submissions, auditions,
admissions testing, etc. Requirements such as First aid, CPR, immunization records,
etc are generally due at the start of classes.
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Differentials:
Workplace pathways:
Upgrading pathways:
Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
Student experience:
Disability Services:
Career Services:
Humber does not use grade differentials.
Humber does not accept Workplace credits.
Please see humber.ca/liberalarts/programs/academic-upgrading
Humber Transfer Guide: transferguide.humber.ca/index.html
Graduate Certificates: humber.ca/full-time-programs (Postgraduate tab)
Humber does not defer offers of admission
Due mid-June. Students are given deposit deadline at time of offer.
Please see humber.ca/content/student-life
Please see humber.ca/disabilityservices/
Please see careers.humber.ca/
awards application
Humber offers a wide range of scholarships and bursaries for First Generation
students, Aboriginal students, degree-bound students, students with financial need
and many others. On-campus Work Study jobs are also available. Please see
humber.ca/financial-aid for more information available awards, application
procedures and deadlines.
Residence options:
deadline:
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
Dorm and Suite-style rooms. Please see residence.humber.ca
Residence applications are processed on a first-come first-served basis. Application
deposit is non-refundable after June 9th.
First year students are not guaranteed a Residence space at Humber.
A $500 deposit is due with the submission of a Residence application.
The hardcopy Residence application is sent with offers of admission.
FACILITIES
Humber’s North campus : Residence space for 1,000 students, library, on-campus amphitheatre, indoor pool and
sauna, athletics facilities and a fully functioning spa, a variety of eating establishments, a pub, and a student-run
fine dining restaurant, the Arboretum, a beautiful 100-acre park, close proximity to downtown Toronto.
Humber’s Lakeshore campus: Residence space for 400 students, library, a variety of eating establishments, hiking,
walking and biking trails, live theatre, music and comedy shows right on campus, close proximity to downtown
Toronto.
Humber’s Orangeville campus: Study in wireless classrooms along with a student commons and computer lab, onsite fitness centre, including swimming pool, two hockey rinks, library, and food court.
WHAT’S NEW?
Humber’s roster of degree offerings continues to grow with new degrees in Accounting, Child and Youth Care,
Journalism and Public Relations all starting in September 2011. Please check humber.ca regularly for updates
including information on additional degree programs starting in September 2012.
Expanded offerings at Orangeville now include: Business Management, Early Childhood Education, Home
Renovation Technician, Interior Decorating, Police Foundations and Social Service Worker. Please see
orangeville.humber.ca for more information.
Encourage your students to take advantage of Humber’s new pre-enrolment advising service. One on one advising
in-person or by phone or email to help prospective students choose a program that’s right for them. Please call
(416) 675-5000 ext. 4048 for more information.
Upgraded facilities at the North Campus include: The Centre for Trades and Technology, and complete renovations
of the Student Centre and the Athletics Building.
Upgraded facilities at the Lakeshore Campus include: the new L Building, which will include a Learning Commons
and Cafeteria (opening September 2011), the Humber Arts and Media Studios, the Centre for Justice Leadership,
and the new Lakeshore Student Centre.
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exceeds current industry standards and is adaptable to future developments in dairy production and herdmanagement, while serving as a model for technology transfer and best practices in dairy production.
Kemptville (University of Guelph)
Changing
Lives.
830 Prescott Street,
Kemptville, Ontario K0G 1J0
613.258.8336 ext.16335 hbuck@kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca
www.kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca
Improving Life.
Admissions Office - University of Guelph Kemptville Campus
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and Financial
Aid:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Jenna Brenno, Coordinator, jbrenno@kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca 613.258.8336 ext.61655
Heather Buck, Registrar, hbuck@kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca 613.258.8336 ext.61335
Scholarships - Spring Williams swilliam@kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca 613.258.8336
ext.61394
www.kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca/scholarships
Financial Aid - Heather Buck hbuck@kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca 613.258.8336 ext.16335
Jenna Brenno, Coordinator, jbrenno@kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca 613.258.8336 ext.61655
Student population:
New programs:
Program Changes:
The population for both full time and part time studies is approximately 400.
There are no new programs for Fall 2011 entry, at this point in time.
There are no new program changes for Fall 2011 entry, as this point in time.
No additional testing is required on our oversubscribed programs. Our Admissions
Office will use the scores in the box below for their first round of offers on February 1st,
2011with the deadline of acceptance for May 1st, 2011.
Agriculture Equine Option Diploma (K201) and Horse Industry Technician Certificate
(K108):
Minimum average of 60% in Grade 11 math, Grade 12 English and a science in Grade 11
or 12.
Industrial Welding and Fabrication Certificate (K101), Diesel Equipment Mechanic
Certificate (K102), and Co-op Diploma Apprenticeship for Ag & Heavy Equipment
Technician (K402):
Minimum average of 60% in Grade 11 math, Grade 12 English and Grade 11 & 12
technical courses.
Minimum average of 60% in final year of study is required.
Grade 11 marks:
Dual credits/SHSM
programs:
Alternate offers of
admission:
requirements:
Differentials:
Workplace pathways:
Upgrading pathways:
Post-graduate
opportunities:
Grade 11 U or M level math is considered. Grade 11 biology, chemistry or physics are
also considered for specific programs.
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
This is not considered for any of our Diploma programs, however, it may be considered
for our Certificate programs when followed up by an interview.
N/A
Graduates from the Agriculture Diploma (K200) who have achieved a minimum 70%
cumulative average will be eligible to transfer to the Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
program at the University of Guelph. Graduates from the Agriculture with Equine
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Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
Student experience:
Career Services:
Option Diploma (K201) who have achieved a minimum 70% cumulative average will be
eligible to transfer to the may transfer to the Bachelor of Bio-Resource Management
program at the University of Guelph.
We do not defer.
A non-refundable registration deposit of $200 is required by August 12th, 2011, for all
students starting at Kemptville in Fall 2011.
Not considered.
Students with disabilities are considered on an equal basis with the rest of the
applicants. Special services are available to these students while attending Kemptville
and a special needs coordinator will be assigned to the student to achieve success in
their program.
www.kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca/careerservices
awards application
-Entrance scholarships are awarded during the student application/enrolment process.
-Scholarship awards are based on academics, demonstrated leadership achievements
and are awarded during first or third semester, for continuing study.
-Scholarship awards with a financial need component are based on a combination of
academic, leadership and demonstrated need. Awarded during first or third semester,
for continuing study.
-Bursary awards are cash awards distributed on the basis of financial need only.
Awarded during first or third semester, for continuing study.
-Graduation awards are based on academics, demonstrated leadership achievements
and are awarded upon completion of academic year (no application required).
-Post-Graduate Scholarship awards are available to Diploma graduates who wish to
continue their studies at the University level.
www.kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca/scholarships
Residence options:
Residence at Kemptville encourages student activities, while providing a suitable study
environment. Double occupancy or single occupancy rooms are both available with
internet, phone and cable included. Both residences require the meal plan.
-Bell Hall provides space for 200 students (in double occupancy rooms).
-Rorke Hall provides space for 60 students (in double occupancy rooms).
www.kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca/residence
The residence application and a $500 residence deposit must be submitted by June 2nd,
2011.
Residence is guaranteed to all first-year students provided they submit their deposit
and application by June 2nd, 2011.
$500 is required with the residence application form.
Yes! www.kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca/_pdf/res_application2.pdf
deadline:
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
WHAT’S NEW?
A recent investment totalling more than $1 million in robotic technology places Kemptville to the forefront of dairy
education and research by being the first educational institute in Canada to have such a system. The new facility design
exceeds current industry standards and is adaptable to future developments in dairy production and herdmanagement, while serving as a model for technology transfer and best practices in dairy production.
Admissions Office - University of Guelph Kemptville Campus
830 Prescott Street, Kemptville, Ontario K0G 1J0
613.258.8336 ext.16335 hbuck@kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca
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La Cité Collégiale
La Cité collégiale
801, promenade de l'Aviation
Ottawa (Ontario)
K1K 4R3
Téléphone : 613 742-2483
ou sans frais 1 800 267-2483
Télécopieur : 613 742-2481
Courriel : info@lacitec.on.ca
Recruitment:
Admissions:
aid:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Student population:
New programs:
Program Changes:
CONTACT INFORMATION
http://www.lacitec.on.ca
http://www.lacitec.on.ca/inscription_jour.htm
http://www.lacitec.on.ca/aide_financiere.htm
https://www.lacitec.on.ca/securise/visite_campus.htm
http://www.lacitec.on.ca/activite.htm
4600 students
Communication 911
Service de restauration
none
Residency: Ontario
Best grades in High schools
oversubscribed
programs:
for oversubscribed
programs:
Selection process for non- First come - first admitted
oversubscribed
programs:
Grade 11 marks:
Final grade for grade 11 - non admission testing if grade are higher than 70.
Dual credits/SHSM
Arts culinaires, Gestion culinaire, Tourisme et voyage, Cosmétologie, Techniques
programs:
d’esthétiques, Travail forestier, Techniques forestières, Éducation en services à
l’enfance, Techniques de travail social-gérontologie, Techniques de travail social,
Techniques d’éducation spécialisée, Intervention auprès des personnes ayant un
handicap, Administration des affaires, Adjoint juridique, administration de
bureau-adjoint administrative, Animation 3D, Soins paramédicaux, Techniques
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Alternate offers of
admission:
requirements:
Differentials:
Workplace pathways:
Upgrading pathways:
Post-graduate
opportunities:
Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
Student experience:
Career Services:
awards application
information and
deadlines:
Residence options:
deadline:
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
mécaniques-fabrication et prototype, Techniques des véhicules automobiles,
Technologie du génie mécanique, programmes en apprentissages
Yes
CPR, immunization records, portfolio, admissions testing.
Grades for U courses required are 5% lower than C courses.
Over 30 university articulations
9 Post diplomas
No additional cost for deferral - fees must be paid by the end of week 1.
$500 for students of semester 01 by June 15th
Internships in most of our programs ; on campus jobs
http://www.lacitec.on.ca/services/besoins-speciaux.htm
1 800 267-2483, poste 2090
Courriel : besoins_speciaux@lacitec.on.ca
http://www.lacitec.on.ca/services/placement.htm
http://www.lacitec.on.ca/aide_financiere.htm
613 742-2483, poste 2059 ou sans frais 1 800 267-2483
aidefinanciere@lacitec.on.ca
http://www.residencecitecollegiale.com/
As soon as possible as number of units are limited
With deposit
300$
http://www.residencecitecollegiale.com/200.html
FACILITIES
Le campus principal de La Cité collégiale, ouvert en 1995, est composé d’une dizaine de pavillons construits
sur un terrain de 60 acres (environ 24 hectares). S’y trouvent notamment un complexe sportif (avec gymnase
et salle d’entraînement), une cafétéria, une résidence de 251 chambres et une centaine de laboratoires
modernes et bien équipés. C’est là que sont donnés les cours pour la grande majorité des programmes
offerts par le Collège.
En septembre 2011, le nouvel Institut 911 (centre de formation en services d’urgence), dont la construction
est actuellement en cours, sera inauguré. Il comportera notamment un poste de police, une caserne de
pompiers, des laboratoires de soins paramédicaux et des laboratoires de simulation en matière de sécurité et
d’urgences.
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Lambton College
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
aid:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Phone: 519-541-2403 – E-mail: info@lambton.on.ca
Visit www.lambton.on.ca – Click Admissions
Kim Graham - 519-542-7751 ext 3306, kim.graham@lambton.on.ca
Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays - 2:00 p.m.
Last Thursday of the month at 6:00 p.m.
Book a Tour at www.lambton.on.ca/tour_the_campus
Bridging the Gap Camps – Fall 2011
College Night – Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Fall Open House – Saturday, November 19, 2011
Grade 12 Tour Days – December 2011
Student population:
New programs:
Program Changes:
3,100
Law Clerk – Two-Year Diploma; Power Engineering Technology – Chemical – Three-Year
Advanced Diploma; Pharmacy Retail Assistant – One-Year Certificate
Esthetician – One-Year fast-track program
Alternative Energy, Millwright Mechanical Technician – Physics recommended, not
required
Selection process for highly
competitive programs:
highly competitive
programs:
Selection process for nonhighly competitive
programs:
Grade 11 marks:
Dual credits/SHSM
programs:
Alternate offers of
admission:
requirements:
Differentials:
Workplace pathways:
Upgrading pathways:
Post-graduate
opportunities:
Deferral policy:
We rank students on their best grades – either secondary school or post-secondary
grades.
Varies by program – We would recommend having a 78% average and above.
We ensure that the student has the required prerequisites.
We use all Grade 11 and Grade 12 marks for scoring.
We do not consider these credits in our selection process.
Yes – we just add it to the program list and send the offer.
None
C, U and M courses are treated equally.
Community Integration through Cooperative Education program.
Academic upgrading (for prerequisites) available in-class or online. Pre-programs also
available.
Graduate certificates, university articulations.
Students on OSAP can defer fees; a minimum payment of $100.00 is required. If the
student is not OSAP eligible a minimum deferral fee of $500.00 is required.
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Tuition deposit:
Student experience:
Career Services:
None
Students at Lambton are exposed to smaller class sizes and more one-on-one teach
interaction. Lambton College prides itself on making each student’s college experience
unique and memorable.
Student with disabilities can access a variety of services in the Accessibility Centre. For
more information please contact ssdoinfo@lambton.on.ca or 519-542-7751 ext 3393.
Career services are available in our Co-op & Career Services department. For more
information contact coop@lambton.on.ca or 519-542-7751 ext 3455.
awards application
All available scholarships and awards are listed on our financial aid website which is
accessible from our Services link at www.lambton.on.ca/services.
Residence options:
deadline:
Residence has 140 double occupancy rooms available.
For the most up-to-date information, students should visit
www.lambton.on.ca/residence. All residence fees are due at the same time as tuition
fees, which is generally early July.
First-year students have priority; residence rooms are not a guarantee. Once the
residence is filled, individuals will be placed on a waiting list.
$250
www.lambton.on.ca/residence
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
FACILITIES
Lambton College is centrally located in Sarnia, Ontario. The main campus is within walking distance of residence, movie
theatres, grocery stores, shopping and entertainment. Because of the central location, students at Lambton can easily
manage without the use of a vehicle. In addition to the main campus facilities, the college also owns and operates its
own Fire School which is currently being renovated and will be open to students September 2011.
WHAT’S NEW?
Fire & Emergency Response Training Centre: This new $10 million infrastructure will train Public Safety students (PreService Firefighter Education & Training, Fire Science Technology, Police Foundations, Protection, Security &
Investigation and Paramedic) by control burn practices and simulations. Students will experience first-hand the
interdisciplinary work between professions that is required in the field.
Lambton College’s Paramedic Program is now accredited by the Canadian Medical Association (CMA), which will allow
graduates to work across Canada. The two-year program is also recognized by the Canadian Armed Forces and students
can gain guaranteed employment and educational subsidies through the Canadian Forces Non-Commissioned Member
Subsidized Education Plan.
Lambton is currently building a Sustainable Smart Home on campus which will be used by the Alternative Energy
Engineering Technology students and the local community. This house will be a great teaching tool, utilizing solar, wind
and geothermal energy for power generation.
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Loyalist College
Belleville, Ontario
Bancroft, Ontario
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and
financial aid:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Chantal Dilts (613) 969-1913 Ext.2100
Kathy Luffman (613) 969-1913 Ext.2204
Joanne Farrell (613) 969-1913 Ext.2202 Pearl Vani-Hill (613) 969-1913 Ext.2226
Laura Russell (613) 969-1913 Ext.2425 Cathy Hall (613) 969-1913 Ext.2131
http://www.loyalistcollege.com/campus/come-for-a-visit
Chantal Dilts (613) 969-1913 Ext.2100 http://www.loyalistcollege.com/about-loyalist/news-andevents/upcoming-events
Student population:
New programs:
Program Changes:
3800+
International Support Worker (post-graduate)
n/a
oversubscribed
programs:
2011 Admissions
scores for
oversubscribed
programs:
non-oversubscribed
programs:
Grade 11 marks:
Dual credits/SHSM
programs:
Alternate offers of
admission:
Supplemental
admission
requirements:
Differentials:
Workplace
pathways:
Upgrading pathways:
Post-graduate
opportunities:
Initial offers of Admission were extended to applicants who were above the minimum published
requirements. This is determined using a combination of final grads & mid-term grades. The timing for
completion of the required courses was a consideration; therefore, Grade 11 marks were reviewed, where
Grade 12 final or mid-term were not present. For Practical Nursing and the Nursing Degree program;
applicants are ranked by averaging marks of the required courses. Additional OSSD credits and overall GPA
are not calculated during the competition. In the event that the required credits are in progress, the
admissions team will refer to the applicant’s relevant grade 11 mark. Meeting the minimum admission
requirements does not guarantee admission.
Loyalist College does not publish Admissions scores.
All qualified applicants who apply before Feb. 1 are issued an offer. Qualified applicants who submit
applications after Feb. 1 will receive offers on a first-come-first-served basis.
For non-oversubscribed programs Grade 11 marks are not evaluated during the application process unless
the credit is a specific requirement of a program.
Applicants who have participated in a dual credit program from another Ontario College may be eligible for
transfer credit subject to approval from the applicable faculty coordinator. For more information, please
contact: Savanna Morgan – Coordinator, School College Work Initiative
Students who do not meet the minimum admission requirements for their desired programs or who are
unsuccessful in an admissions competition are issued an alternate offer to a similar program for which they
qualify. (e.g. an unsuccessful Nursing applicant may be offered admission to Pre-Health Science)
Students who do not meet the minimum admission requirements for any Loyalist College program are
offered admission into our College Prep program.
Supplemental admission requirements may be required in select programs. Requirements may include:
Portfolio, Criminal Record Checks; Immunization Records; and CPR, First Aid and Anaphylaxis certificates.
C, M, U credits are all weighted equally where applicable. Applicants for our Nursing Degree program must
possess the required U level credits.
Where identified as an admissions requirement, workplace or essentials level credits are not accepted by
Loyalist College. Certain conditions may allow applicants to gain admission to their desired program by
completing our College Prep program or by successfully completing The Canadian Adult Achievement Test
(CAAT).
Certain conditions may allow applicants to gain admission to their desired program by completing our
College Prep program or by successfully completing The Canadian Adult Achievement Test (CAAT).
Post-Graduate Certificates programs are available in the following areas: Public Relations, Sports Journalism
and International Support Worker.
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Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
Student experience:
Students with
disabilities:
Career Services:
Loyalist College also offers over 70 University Transfer Agreements around the world.
N/A
After confirming their offers, students are required to pay a minimum $150 deposit before registration can
begin. Deadlines for deposits are indicated on tuition invoices.
Student experience is not weighted in the application process. Applicants with significant related work
experience may be eligible for transfer credits or course exemptions once they are registered in a program.
The mission statement of the Student Office for Alternative Resources is to foster an accessible
environment where individuals are viewed on the basis of their ability, not their disability. The first step to
request any accommodations is to provide the Disability Services Office with the most recent (or in the
process) documentation that confirms and establishes your disability. Email: jvincent@loyalistc.on.ca
Website: www.loyalistcollege.com/disabilityservices
The Career Centre provides a variety of services and resources that support students and alumni in their
career exploration, planning, job search and career development.
Website: http://loyalistcollege.com/student-services/employment-and-career-services/overview
Scholarships, bursary
and awards
application
information and
deadlines:
Scholarships are available for students in all years of studies. The Awards Directory and deadlines for
bursaries are updated annually.
http://www.loyalistcollege.com/uploads/filemanager/documents/AwardsDirectory2010-11.pdf
Residence options:
Residence
application deadline:
Residence
guaranteed?
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
First Year – Apartment style, 6 single bedrooms per apartment. Returning students have option of same
apartment style, or townhouse style accommodations – townhouses have 4 single bedrooms. Students
have the option of renting a fridge during their stay ($100 – Sept. to April). Students also have the option of
living in our Quiet building (longer quiet hours), and an alcohol-free building.
There is no application deadline. Students are accepted on a first come, first served basis.
Residence is not guaranteed.
A $500 deposit is required in order to hold a space in Residence.
Online application is available. There is a $20 application fee. This fee will increase to $50 for the 2012-’13
academic year.
FACILITIES
Residence - A total of five residence buildings and one common building situated on campus in a wooded country setting, just
minutes from downtown Belleville.
Student Centre - A great place to relax, grab a coffee, or play a game of pool--after classes hang out in the Shark Tank.
Student Access Labs - Student-funded computer labs with 1,500 computers for student use. Free student email accounts and
internet access, including wireless, are included.
Fitness Centre - Exercise bikes, treadmills, elliptical, stair climbers, rowing machines and more to help you get and stay fit.
Sports Dome - 35,000 sq.ft., year-round indoor sports facility that accommodates sports such as tennis, basketball and volleyball.
Cafeteria - The cafeteria offers many freshly made salads, pitas, pizzas, homemade soups, pastas, stir-fries, lunch entrees, freshbaked goods, gourmet coffee and juices daily.
Campus Bookstore - Loyalist operates a bookstore for all of your textbook needs. Plus, with gift items and essentials, you'll find what
you're looking for.
Library - The Parrott Centre is the hub for your information needs.
WHAT’S NEW?
New Hydrations Stations - Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in initiatives such as providing filtered drinking water with
the installation of hydration stations throughout the campus.
New Loyalist College Residence Complex - The residence is a project of Campus Development Corporation, in partnership with the
College. Work has been completed on Phase 1 (32 bedrooms), and work will commence in the near future on the remaining 18 units
(72 bedrooms), for completion and occupancy in May 2011. The new accommodations, combined with the College’s original
residence facilities, will result in a total of 580 on-campus rooms.
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Michener Institute
Toronto, ON
Recruitment:
Admissions:
aid:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Student population:
New programs:
Program Changes:
Grade 11 marks:
Dual credits/SHSM
programs:
Alternate offers of
admission:
requirements:
Differentials:
Workplace pathways:
Upgrading pathways:
Post-graduate
opportunities:
Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
Student experience:
CONTACT INFORMATION
info@michener.ca ∙ www.michener.ca
admissions@michener.ca ∙ www.michener.ca/admissions
http://www.michener.ca/financial_assistance ∙ finaid@michener.ca
info@michener.ca ∙ www.michener.ca
Open House – May 28th, 2011
900 full time students
n/a
n/a
Admission averages of all qualified applicants are calculated and then rank ordered.
Top ranked students are invited to interview. After the interviews are scored,
applicants are re-ranked and top ranked applicants receive an offer of admission.
The minimum average required in the undergraduate programs is 75%. Usually all
applicants who meet these minimum averages are invited to interview.
n/a – all programs are oversubscribed
For undergraduate programs, Grade 11U level marks are considered only in cases
where a 12U mark is not available. Final offers are made on Grade 12 marks.
n/a/special consideration is not given for Specialist High Skills Majors
Michener does not give alternate offers of admission.
All applicants must complete a supplemental application form to complete the first
stage of their application. Once they are admitted, they must show proof of First Aid&
CPR, and submit completed immunization records to our health services.
For our undergraduate programs, only U level courses are considered.
N/A
N/A
Yes, we offer a number of post grad programs and graduates of our Medical Radiation
Science programs can go on to graduate degree programs.
We do not defer admissions, applicants must reapply
$500
Michener is located in the heart of one of the most vibrant cities in the world.
Students will find themselves in the middle of an exciting entertainment district,
several shopping districts and a diverse arts and cultural scene.
Led by the Dean of Students, Michener’s Student Success Network is responsible for
providing various supports to our students. Services available to students include
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counselling, peer tutoring, support for students who speak English as a second
language, learning skills seminars, e-mentoring, and student health insurance.
Career Services:
awards application
Michener also has a Gymnasium, Squash court, Strength Training area and Cardio area
with treadmills, ellipticals, stairmaster, rowing machine, and spin bikes. The student
council organizes many social events including our intramural sport teams.
We have an Office of Accessibility and counsellors for our student population.
On site counsellors are available for career planning and assistance.
Scholarship will be awarded to a student entering one of the full-time entry level
programs or a full-time post-diploma program who has exhibited excellence in his or
her academic pursuits combined with either leadership skills or community
involvement. Each entry scholarship is valued at $1500.
http://www.michener.ca/financial_assistance/scholarships.php
Residence options:
deadline:
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
On Campus residence attached to main building, private room and bath, shared
kitchen facilities and common areas for socializing. Available to first year students.
July 1st
Students residing greater than 100 km away are given first preference. If demand is
greater than availability, those that live greater than 100 km are chosen via a lottery
system.
No deposit, we use a credit card to hold for damages in lieu of deposit.
No.
FACILITIES
The Michener Institute is conveniently located in downtown Toronto, at the heart of one of North America's most
prestigious medical communities. It is housed in one building of 14 floors with an adjoining 5 storey residence
building.
Students who choose Michener, get to use state-of-the-art technology in the classroom, laboratory and in the field.
In fact, Michener boasts some of the most advanced health science technology on the continent! In addition to a
fully equipped anatomy and physiology laboratory, computer facilities and microscopy labs, Michener is home to
North America's most advanced radiation therapy lab.
WHAT’S NEW?
Last May, Michener had the Grand Opening of the CAE/Michener Centre for the Advancement of Simulation and
Education.
In September, we opened the Michener Chiropody Clinic. The site will be a clinical education site for Michener
students and will provide care to regional clients. Chiropodists are primary health care providers who offer general
and preventative foot care for a wide range of foot conditions.
Radiation Therapy saw the introduction of two brand new technologies into Michener making it arguably one of the
most advanced education centres in the field of Radiation Therapy in North America. The Virtual Environment
Radiotherapy Training System (VERT) simulates a real-world radiation therapy treatment room. Through 3-D
computer graphics and life-size visualizations, VERT provides radiation therapists and interprofessional teams with
unprecedented opportunities for experiential learning. We also had the addition of two Elekta Linear Accelerator
(Linacs) machines. Linacs are multipurpose, radiation treatment delivery systems.
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Mohawk College
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and
financial aid:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Campuses:
mohawkcollege.ca
mohawkcollege.ca/admissions
mohawkcollege.ca/financialaid
mohawkcollege.ca/tours
mohawkcollege.ca
Fennell Campus – Hamilton, Brantford Campus – Brantford
STARRT Campus – Stoney Creek, Mohawk-McMaster IAHS Campus – Hamilton
Mohawk Laurier Centre - Brantford
Student
population:
New programs:
Program Changes:
16,000
Advanced Radio Broadcasting, Ontario College Graduate Certificate (275)
Creative Photography Motion & Still, Ontario College Diploma (277)
Early Childhood Education Intensive, Ontario College Diploma (263)
Energy Systems Engineering Technician – Clean and Renewable Energy, Ontario College Diploma
(281)
Human Services Foundation, Ontario College Certificate (276)
Graphics being moved from Brantford campus to Fennell campus (Hamilton), September 2011
Selection process
for oversubscribed
programs:
2011 Admissions
scores for
oversubscribed
programs:
Selection process
for nonoversubscribed
programs:
Grade 11 marks:
Dual credits/SHSM
programs:
Alternate offers of
admission:
Supplemental
admission
requirements:
Differentials:
Eligible applicants to oversubscribed programs who have applied before the Equal Consideration
Date (Feb 1st) are ranked by grades of required courses.
Additional selection criteria may be applicable.
We do not publish cut-off scores for over-subscribed programs.
All eligible applicants who have applied before the Equal Consideration Date (Feb 1st) receive an
offer of admission.
When an applicant does not have a midterm or final grade for their grade 12 requirement(s), we
will consider their grade 11 final grade when ranking for competitive programs only.
- Active Citizenship, Society, Technology and Social Issues
SHSM Level 1 CYW Apprenticeship Dual Credit ,SHSM Level 1 ECE Apprenticeship Dual Credit
Applicants to waitlisted program and applicants not eligible to their program of choice who are not
pursuing upgrading or testing options may be sent an alternate offer for a related program.
Additional selection criteria may be used for oversubscribed programs. Examples are portfolios,
interviews, reference letters, auditions, testing etc.
Information on how C, M, U level courses are considered as part of your admissions process.
As per the Ministry’s Binding Policy Directive all C, M, or U level courses are considered equally for
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Mohawk College
Workplace
pathways:
Upgrading
pathways:
Post-graduate
opportunities:
Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
Student
experience:
Students with
disabilities:
Career Services:
the purposes of admissions decisions.
Information on opportunities for students who completed workplace courses.
We currently accept workplace level courses for three programs at Mohawk:
Pre-Media (194), Business Foundations (248) and Small Business Management (179). Other area’s
are under review.
Upgrading opportunities exist through Continuing Education, College and Career Preparation, as
well as adult learning centres within the city. For English as Second Language applicants we offer
the General Arts & Science-Applied Communications program.
mohawkcollege.ca/Discover/choose/degreeOpportunities/collaborative
Individual payment plans may be set up through our accounting offices, Room F104 Fennell
Campus.
If you have applied for OSAP funding you may make a $400 deposit to retain your seat in a
program once verification has been received that your OSAP application is approved. Any other
financial arrangements are made with the Accounting Office on an individual basis. Otherwise
fees are due in full at time of registration.
mohawkcollege.ca/studentlife
mohawkstudents.ca
We have an extensive Accessible Learning department that will meet the needs of any
accommodations required.
mohawkcollege.ca/studentservices/accessiblelearningservices
mohawkcollege.ca/jobcentre
Scholarships,
mohawkcollege.ca/financialaid
bursary and awards
application
information and
deadlines:
Residence options:
Residence
application deadline:
stayrcc.com/Hamilton or mohawkrez.ca
yes
https://theplace2be.ca/applications/mohawk_application.html
Residence
guaranteed?
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
no
yes
yes
FACILITIES
http://www.mohawkcollege.ca/fennell-renewal/learning-exchange.html
WHAT’S NEW?
http://mohawkmagazine.tumblr.com/
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Niagara College
Welland Campus Tel: 905-735-2211
300 Woodlawn Road, Welland, ON L3C 7L3
Niagara-on-the-Lake Campus Tel: 905-641-2522
135 Taylor Road, Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON L0S 1J0
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and
financial aid:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Peter Manning, pmanning@niagaracollege.ca Tel: 905-735-2211, ext. 7543
Email: recruitment@niagaracollege.ca
Tel: 905-735-2211, ext. 7619
Email - admissions@niagaracollege.ca
Tel: 905-735-2211, ext. 7618
Email: finaid@niagaracollege.ca
Welland InfoCentre at 905-735-2211 ext. 7559 or the
Niagara-on-the-Lake InfoCentre at 905-641-2252, ext. 4208, or visit niagaracollege.ca/tours.
Please visit www.niagarcollege.ca for all upcoming events
Student population:
New programs:
September 2012
9000 Full Time
*Office Administration – Medical – College Diploma
*Sport Management – Advanced College Diploma
*Electrical Techniques – College Certificate
*Advanced Law Enforcement & Investigation- College Graduate Certificate
*Autism Behavioural Sciences- College Graduate Certificate
*Exercise Science for Health and Performance- College Graduate Certificate
*Pending approval by the Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities
oversubscribed
programs:
2011 Admissions
scores for
oversubscribed
programs:
non-oversubscribed
programs:
Grade 11 marks:
Dual credits/SHSM
programs:
Alternate offers of
admission:
Supplemental
admission
requirements:
Differentials:
For competitive programs, selection will be based on the highest senior level final grade available
at the time of ranking. Mid-term grades are not used for ranking purposes. Required preadmission test and/or portfolio scores are also included in the ranking process.
Cut-off scores for the 2011 admissions cycle or college policy related to cut off scores are not
published on our website. Please contact the Admissions Office at 905-735-2211 ext 7619.
Applications received on or before Feb 1st are considered equally, based on completion of the
OSSD and any required courses for admission. Applications received after Feb 1st are considered
on a first come, first served basis.
Grade 11 final grades are considered where the required grade 12 course is in progress. Midterm grades are not considered for competitive programs, however they are considered for open
programs.
Dual credits and SHSM courses are not given extra consideration for admission, however they
may be considered for exemption purposes.
Alternate offers of admission are given when established pathways to the desired program are
available. (i.e. Child and Youth worker program is waitlisted. Pathway- admit to Pre-Community.
If student is successful and meets defined conditions upon completion of term one, student may
transfer directly to term 2 of Child and Youth Worker program.)
Pre/Supplemental Admission Requirements: http://www.niagaracollege.ca/par/
There is no grade differential between C,M or U courses.
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Workplace pathways:
Upgrading pathways:
Post-graduate
opportunities:
Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
Students with
disabilities:
Career Services:
All programs at Niagara require a minimum of grade 12 English at the C or U level and remedial
learning is not offered. Applicants who have required English and/or Math at the workplace level
are invited to an information and evaluation session.
ACE program, Preparatory Certificate programs – Pre-Health, Pre-Community, Pre-Media, College
Exploration
14 Graduate Certificate programs are offered at Niagara College. Details regarding articulation
agreements with 48 institutions are posted on our website at
http://www.niagaracollege.ca/articulations/by_institute/articulations_list_institutes.htm
Deferral of admission may be considered when exceptional circumstances are identified.
Applicants are required to submit a new Ontario Colleges application if the deferral is approved
for a subsequent application cycle.
A minimal deposit is required for students who receive OSAP or RESP funding. Students whose
fees are covered by a sponsoring agency must provide proof of sponsorship. If deposit and/or
tuition fee arrangements are not made by the due date shown on the fee statement, and the
program has a waiting list, the offer of admission will be revoked and the seat will be offered to
the next person on the waiting list.
http://www.niagaracollege.ca/cswd/
Tel: 905-735-2211Ext. 7602
http://www.niagaracollege.ca/jobcentre/
and awards
application
information and
deadlines:
Website: http://www.niagaracollege.ca/finaid
Email: finaid@niagaracollege.ca
Tel: Welland Campus 905-735-2211 Ext. 7618
Tel: NL Campus 905-641-2252 Ext. 4209
Residence options:
Residence
application
deadline:
Residence
guaranteed?
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
Welland Campus Tel: 905-732-9700
Niagara on the Lake Campus Tel: 905-641-4435
Website: http://www.niagararez.ca/
Typically, March 31. For specific application deadline information, please visit the website at
http://www.niagararez.ca/
Not guaranteed, lottery system used with priority given to out of region students.
$500
Yes. Please visit www.niagararez.ca for the online application
FACILITIES
Niagara College has 2 main campuses, one located in Welland and the other located in Niagara-on-the-Lake.
Niagara College’s Welland Campus is near completion of its $90 million campus redevelopment project that includes an
Applied Health Institute, a state-of the-art Technology Skills centre, new classrooms and labs, a student centre, an athletic
centre and beautiful and bright new Learning Commons.
WHAT’S NEW?
Career Planning and Academic Advising Centre (CPAAC), will be launched in June 2011 at Niagara College. The primary
responsibilities of CPAAC will be to Increase student retention and success, supporting the achievement of career and
educational goals. CPAAC will be a fully integrated service assisting prospective students in choosing the right program
through the research of career and educational options and the selection of appropriate education plans.
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Northern College
Haileybury, Kirkland Lake, Moosonee and Porcupine (Timmins)
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
aid:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Jaret Dicks, Liaison/Recruitment Officer (705) 235-7134 dicksj@northern.on.ca
Barb Akulick, Admissions Officer (705) 235-7222 akulickb@northern.on.ca
Over $400,000 available in bursaries. For information please see the OSAP Officers at
each campus, or go to www.mynorthern.ca and click on bursaries.
Contact Jaret Dicks (705) 235-7134 or dicksj@northern.on.ca
Please go to www.northernc.on.ca home page for monthly Open House dates per
campus and for news on events happening at Northern.
Student population:
New programs:
Program Changes:
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Companion Animal Physical Rehabilitation (Graduate Certificate)
Natural Resource Technician – 1 year compressed 2012-13 Academic Year
oversubscribed
programs:
for oversubscribed
programs:
Selection process for nonoversubscribed
programs:
Grade 11 marks:
Dual credits/SHSM
programs:
Alternate offers of
admission:
requirements:
Differentials:
Workplace pathways:
Upgrading pathways:
Post-graduate
opportunities:
Equal opportunity February 1st date, admission requirements, prioritized by highest
academic testing and other criteria as determined by the college.
Varies from year to year, only minimum requirements are published.
Must meet minimum admission requirements, or be in the process of obtaining
requirements for conditional offers, provided proof of registration in high school
courses or upgrading required
Marks from Grade 11 are used for students in highly competitive programs, and where
Admissions doesn’t have Grade 12 marks to base their offer.
List of dual credits & SHSM handout available at Northern College table.
Yes. For applications that do not have admission requirements for selected programs
they maybe given an alternative offer that they do have the requirements for,
dependant on availability of seats in a given program.
Yes, for Health and Community Services placement (First aid, CPR, immunization
records, police check). No admissions testing. Admission testing is offered to mature
students who do not have the required English or Math, (no testing available for
sciences).
Northern does not have a grade differential.
Animal Grooming and Veterinary Assistant.
Preparatory programs; Pre-Health & Pre-Technology. Pathway to Health &
Trades/Technology programs.
Addictions Councillor, Plant Automation and Data Logging, Welding Design –
International Certificate, Companion Animal Physical Rehabilitation Certificate
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Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
None, unless due to extenuating circumstances
$100 for OSAP/Sponsored students, $500 for non-sponsored students. Must be paid by
June 15th to hold seat in program
Student experience:
First Year Experience Office, Mentoring Program
Students with disabilities: Learning and disAbilities Services
Career Services:
Student Advisors, Career and Job Fairs
awards application
information and
deadlines:
$400,000 available in scholarships and bursaries.
Online bursary information www.mynorthern.ca
Open annually September 1st - September 30th deadline for Fall intake application.
Open annually January 1st - January 31st deadline for Winter intake application.
Residence options:
Porcupine Campus (120 single room/private bath/internet), Kirkland Lake
(Independently operated)
June 15th for first year students. After June 15th it opens for returning students, and if
rooms are available it would then open to late applicants.
For first year students, based on capacity, deadline is June 15th.
$260.00
Yes. http://www.northernc.on.ca/docs/residence_application_2010.pdf
deadline:
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
FACILITIES
Cafeteria, Gym, Wellness Centre, Squash Courts, Saunas, Student (Pub) Lounge, Aboriginal Lounge, East-end Health
Clinic (Porcupine campus), Libraries, Learning and disAbilities Services, Auditorium (Kirkland Lake), Residence
(Porcupine), Independent Daycare (Kirkland Lake), Daycare (Moosonee), Burn Building – Pre-Service Firefighter
(Porcupine campus), Centre of Excellence for Trades and Technology (Porcupine), Veterinary Sciences Centre
(Haileybury).
WHAT’S NEW?
New College Logo launched in summer of 2010
(October 2010) newly opened leading edge $17.4 million Centre of Excellence for Trades and Technology, over
33,000 sq.ft. of training space
Natural Resource Technician program being compressed to a 1 year (3 semesters) for Fall of 2012
Companion Animal Physical Rehabilitation program – Graduate Certificate
First Year Experience Office – All campuses
MyNorthern.ca (student portal)
New Admissions Packages for students
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Ridgetown (University of Guelph)
Recruitment:
Admissions:
aid:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Student population:
New programs:
Program Changes:
for oversubscribed
programs:
Grade 11 marks:
Dual credits/SHSM
programs:
Alternate offers of
admission:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Katie Hunter – 519-674-1500 ext. 63610 khunter@ridgetownc.uoguelph.ca
Barb O’Neill – 519-674-1500 ext. 63610 boneill@ridgetownc.uoguelph.ca
Scholarships - Carolyn Lucio – 519-674-1500 ext. 63524
clucio@ridgetownc.uoguelph.ca OSAP & Financial Aid – Catherine Chavis – 519674-1500 ext. 63506 cchavis@ridgetownc.uoguelph.ca
Katie Hunter – 519-674-1500 ext. 63610 khunter@ridgetownc.uoguelph.ca
Red Carpet Days – program specific – check out the website
www.ridgetownc.uoguelph.ca November 18th, 24th and 25th
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Performance Horse Handler Certificate, Environment Health & Safety Certificate
None
Only over-subscribed program is Veterinary Technology.
Requirements for Vet Tech --- OSSD, Grade 12 C or U Math and English, Grade
11C or U Biology, Grade 12C or 11U Chemistry, each with a minimum 65%
average, College level or 60% final average, University level. Applicants are
required to complete pre-admission testing – HOAE exam. They also need proof
of 40 hrs of related work experience in a veterinary clinic.
Vet Tech is the only oversubscribed program, but we can’t give cut off scores –
as the entrance is based on marks in the 4 required courses, pre-admission test
score and work-experience form.
Requirements for all non-oversubscribed programs is the OSSD. Other than the
Bachelor of Bio-Resource Management Degree, Environmental Management
Major, admission requirements for the degree is OSSD, 12 U English and12 U
Biology as well as 4 additional 12 U/M credits. Recommended that applicants
include additional credits in Chemistry at the 12 U level, typical cut-off mark is
75-78%.
For application to the Veterinary Technology program we use grade 11 marks as
some of the required courses.
We have special events on campus for students in high school that are in SHSM
in Agriculture, Horticulture and Environment, if you have questions please
contact the recruitment office.
If a student applies to the Veterinary Technology Diploma Conventional program
and is not accepted, but ranks high enough on the list they will be considered for
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requirements:
Differentials:
Workplace pathways:
Upgrading pathways:
Post-graduate
opportunities:
Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
Student experience:
Career Services:
awards application
information and
deadlines:
Residence options:
deadline:
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
admissions into the Veterinary Technology Alternative delivery program.
Pre-admission testing is a requirement for the Veterinary Technology diploma.
HOAE testing is used.
We don’t have differentials, but in the Veterinary Technology program an
absolute minimum of 65% is considered in C level courses and an absolute
minimum of 60% is considered in U level courses.
None available
None available
One new certificate in Environment Health & Safety is available through
Ridgetown, students must have a diploma or degree or equivalent work
experience to apply
No deferrals
Students must pay their $200 tuition deposit in August and the remainder must
be paid in September for the first semester
Students with an IEP can submit their documentation to the Registrars office
and they will get appropriate accommodations.
http://www.ridgetownc.uoguelph.ca/future/jobplacement.cfm
Students should look at the forms available through our scholarship and award
office or contact Carolyn Lucio 519-674-1500 ext. 63524
clucio@ridgetownc.uoguelph.ca
Steckley Hall Residence, dormitory style residence
May 27th 2011
Yes – as long as students apply by the deadline
$500.00
http://www.ridgetownc.uoguelph.ca/future/livingridgetown_residence.cfm
FACILITIES
Ridgetown Campus has great teaching facilities, lots of classroom and lab space available and many areas
that allow for hands on learning. We have animals on campus for students in our Agriculture, Vet Tech and
Vet Office Admin programs to work with, as well as horses in Clinton at the REACH facility where our
Performance Horse Handler Certificate is taught. Our campus is 500 acres and we have a greenhouse and
arboretum on campus for hands on learning in the Horticulture Diploma. We have Environmental research
facilities on campus as well including a Bio-diesel plant and a new anaerobic digester.
WHAT’S NEW?
We have a new Performance Horse Handler Certificate being taught in Clinton, Ontario at the REACH centre.
The first intake for this program was September 2010.
We are also excited to be promoting a new Environment, Health and Safety post-grad certificate for students
that have already completed a diploma or degree.
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St. Clair College
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
aid:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Laiman Ng: Lng@stclaircollege.ca
Duncan Almond: dalmond@stclaircollege.ca
Elizabeth Weglarz: eweglarz@stclaircollege.ca
Student population:
New programs:
8,500
Powerline Technician, Sustainable Energy Technician, Robotics Technician, Community
and Justice Worker, Food Service Management
N/A
Tour@stclaircollege.ca or call 519-972-2760
Please check website at www.stclaircollege.ca
Program Changes:
Grade 11 marks:
Dual credits/SHSM
programs:
Alternate offers of
admission:
requirements:
Differentials:
Workplace pathways:
Upgrading pathways:
Post-graduate
opportunities:
Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
Ranking of the Average of ALL grade 11 marks and 1st semester of grade 12 marks
Collaborative Nursing – 78.5 (Average of the Biology and Chemistry only)
Dental Hygiene – 82
Medical Laboratory Science – 80.6
Medical Laboratory Technician – 81.3
Practical Nursing (Windsor)– 78.4
Veterinary Technician – 80.10
An offer will be issued when a student meets the minimum academic requirements and
has applied by the application deadline.
See above
We offer a number of programs in the area of Dual Credits and SHSM. Please contact
Art Barron at abarron@stclaircollege.ca
No
First aid, CPR, portfolio, admissions testing, audition, questionnaire
We do NOT use differentials in the selection and admissions process
We do not offer programs specifically for Workplace students
Pre-Programs: Pre-Nursing, Pre-Health and Pre-Technology
Free Academic Career Entrance (upgrading) day program
Autism and Behavioural Science, Child and Youth Worker, Developmental Services
Worker, Early Childhood Education
Students who have applied for OSAP are asked to pay a $100.00 deferral to register.
Nil
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St. Clair College
Student experience:
Career Services:
Visit www.stclaircollege.ca/testimonials to hear what students say about their
experience at St. Clair College.
Mark Colangelo: mcolangelo@stclaircollege.ca
Laurisa Kapatenov: lkapatenov@stlcaircollege.ca
Don Crowder: dcrowder@stclaircollege.ca
awards application
St. Clair awards over 1.5 million dollars in scholarships and bursaries annually. For
further information, please go to website at www.stclaircollege.ca/registrar/finanaid/
Telephone: 519-972-2718
Residence options:
Windsor – Apartment style – two bedroom suites
Chatham – Townhome style- four bedrooms
Admission to Residence is based on “first-come, first serve” basis.
deadline:
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
No
$250.00 – refundable before June 15
Website: www.stclairrez.ca
FACILITIES
Windsor – South Campus
This campus is home to over 6,500 full time students and 15,000 part-time evening learners. Set on more than 112
acres of green space in South Windsor, our campus boasts great student learning spaces, computer labs, food outlets, a
huge pool, gym facilities, an on-campus residence and is wireless!
Windsor – St. Clair College Centre for the Arts (Downtown)
Without question, this campus in downtown Windsor has the best view of any college campus in the province. Nestled
on the banks of the Detroit River with walking trails, sculpture gardens and modern skyline at your door. More than
800 students study in the arts, hospitality, and our Border Services and Paralegal programs. This facility is also home to
the College’s 1,200 seat professional theatre – the Chrysler Theatre, where our Performing Arts students produce
memorable and entertaining productions.
Windsor- MediaPlex (Downtown)
Located two blocks from the riverfront, our newest campus is home to our Journalism and Tourism and Travel
programs. The MediaPlex has been especially designed to support “convergence” journalism – preparing students to
be journalist in the newsrooms of tomorrow.
Chatham – Thames Campus
An intimate campus of just over 1,300 students, Thames Campus in Chatham is set in a rural environment adjacent to
the beautiful Thames River. This is an ideal setting for those who want a “small campus” experience. Student success
is supported through comprehensive services that include peer tutoring, academic counselling, disability services and
health services.
WHAT’S NEW?
5 million expansion to the Trades and Technology wing at Thames Campus in Chatham- scheduled to open
September 2011 (New programs to include Powerline Technician, Sustainable Energy Technician, Robotics
Technician, Electrical Engineering Technician, Electrical Techniques)
9 million Healthplex at Thames Campus-scheduled to open September 2011 (will include a double gym with
overhead running track, 5 thousand sq. ft of workout space, meeting and exercise rooms, labs for health
science programs)
32 million Applied Health Science Building at the Windsor Campus – scheduled to open September 2011 (New
programs will include Medical Diagnostic Sonography, Respiratory Therapy Technologist)
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St. Lawrence College
Kingston, Brockville and Cornwall
Recruitment:
Admissions:
Scholarships and
financial aid:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Student population:
New programs:
CONTACT INFORMATION
www.stlawrencecollege.ca
dreamit@sl.on.ca
dreamit@sl.on.ca
awards@sl.on.ca
dreamit@sl.on.ca
Located along the shores of the St. Lawrence River, SLC has three campuses in Brockville,
Cornwall and Kingston. St. Lawrence College boasts 6,500 full-time students from Canada,
and more than 40 countries worldwide. Our college community includes 20,000 part-time
students, 1,000 staff, and more than 70,000 alumni.
Community Integration through Co-operative Education (0790) and Geothermal
Engineering Technician (0808)
oversubscribed
programs:
for oversubscribed
programs:
non-oversubscribed
programs:
Grade 11 marks:
Dual credits/SHSM
programs:
Alternate offers of
admission:
requirements:
Differentials:
Workplace pathways:
Note: Oversubscribed programs vary year to year.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing: Primary ranking on the average of the English, Biology and
Chemistry core requirements (minimum of 2 of the 3 grades are required to be included in
the ranking) and a secondary ranking on the overall average of the grade 12 U or M
courses.
Other programs with pre-requisites: Primary ranking on the average of the pre-requisites
(minimum of 2 grades required to be included in the ranking) and a secondary ranking on
the overall grade 11 and 12 average with workplace credits excluded.
If there are no course pre-requisites: Rank on the overall grade 11 and grade 12 average
with workplace credits excluded.
Note: These scores will vary each year depending on the applicant pool.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (1024) in Kingston: 75% average of core requirements.
Practical Nursing (0491) in Kingston: 75% pre-requisite average.
Medical Laboratory Science (0134): 80% pre-requisite average.
Paramedic (0970): 75% pre-requisite average.
Veterinary Technology (0722): 80% pre-requisite average.
We accept all qualified applicants, space permitting.
N/A
Not used in our Admissions process.
No formal process in place.
Music Theatre – Performance (1012): Audition
Graphic Design (0309): Portfolio
Music & Digital Media (0965): Performance recording
N/A
The following one-year certificate programs will accept applicants whose Ontario
Secondary School Diploma was or will be earned with workplace preparation level credits:
0141 Carpenter General; 1004 Culinary Skills-Chef Training; 0178 Fabricating and Welding;
0503 Hairstylist.
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St. Lawrence College
Upgrading pathways:
Post-graduate
opportunities:
Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
Student experience:
Students with
disabilities:
Career Services:
We offer a Career and College Prep (Adult Upgrading) program as well as the ACE
(Academic and Career Entrance) courses for entrance to college programs. There is a PreHealth certificate program that is used as a pathway to the Bachelor of Science in Nursing
program. There is a Pre-Bachelor of Applied Arts in Behavioural Psychology program
offered through General Arts & Science.
A variety is offered. Please see website for details. For the most current articulation
agreement information, please go to our website and click on Full-Time Studies >
University Articulation.
Deferred offers are not permitted.
For Fall 2011, the full year fees or the first term fees are due by July 7, 2011. A tuition
deposit of $250.00 is only accepted for those wishing to defer their payment to their OSAP
loan.
Student experience is not factored into the admissions selection process.
Disabilities are not factored into the admissions selection process.
Accommodation requirements are handled by appointment with on campus Counsellor.
St. Lawrence College offers career services through an onsite Employment Ontario office
at the Kingston campus only. Career Fairs are held annually on each campus.
and awards application
information and
deadlines:
SLC has a number of annual awards available to students and graduates. Students
demonstrating a proficiency or potential in a variety of disciplines can win these awards.
There are a number of other bursaries available to qualifying students from a number of
agencies and organizations. Students who meet the criteria for these awards are invited to
apply.
$2,500.00 bursaries available at each campus for First Generation Students. For more
information on awards, bursaries and scholarships contact awards@sl.on.ca
Residence options:
deadline:
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
Fully furnished suites – both single and double rooms
Application can be made as soon as a student has been accepted into a program.
Applications will continue to be taken until all rooms have been filled.
Spaces are allocated on a ‘first-come, first-in’ basis.
$500.00 to be paid at the time of offer of accommodation.
www.stlawrencecolleges.ca/residence
FACILITIES
Brockville, Cornwall and Kingston are all unique places with great features. All are located on the water, have tons of
green space, lively downtown cores, and are close to major cities, Ottawa, Montreal and Toronto, and just a short drive
across the border to upstate New York. So, if you’re craving the bright lights of the big city, want to have a ski weekend
in Quebec, or hop across the border, it’s all within easy reach of our communities. St. Lawrence College is known for its
vibrant campus life and a supportive, close-knit community environment. We have a full range of services designed to
help you succeed: state-of-the-art classrooms and labs, libraries; writing and math tutoring; peer tutoring; student
success facilitators; varsity and recreational athletics programs; fitness facilities; health centre; and counseling and
disability services.
WHAT’S NEW?
Beginning in June 2011, St. Lawrence College will be taking part in an exchange agreement with Florida State University
and Walt Disney World. It is a six-month academic/work term available to qualified business students. We may look at
expanding this exchange to other program areas.
The college has recently invested in the development of Applied Research with many exciting projects in progress. In
addition revitalization of our campuses is underway to support new and innovate new programs including; Wind Turbine
Technician, Game Development Technician, and Fine Arts, among others.
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Sault College
CONTACT INFORMATION Recruitment: Admissions: Scholarships & financial aid: Campus tours: Student Recruitment – 705.759.2554, ext. 2222 studentrecruitment@saultcollege.ca 443 Northern Ave. PO Box 60 Sault Ste. Marie, ON P6A 5L3 Registrar’s Office – 705.759.6700 or 1.800.461.2261 www.saultcollege.ca Student Financial Assistance – 705.759.2254, ext. 2704 Student Recruitment – 705.759.2554, ext. 2222 studentrecruitment@saultcollege.ca INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION Student population: New programs: Over 2300 full-‐time students Home Inspection Technician, Pharmacy Technician, Public Relations and Event Management, Adventure Recreation and Parks – Summer Intake ADMISSIONS INFORMATION Selection process for oversubscribed programs: 2011 Admissions scores for oversubscribed programs: Selection process for non-‐
oversubscribed programs: Grade 11 marks: Dual credits/SHSM programs: Alternate offers of admission: Supplemental admission requirements: Differentials: Workplace pathways: Upgrading pathways: Post-‐graduate opportunities: Deferral policy: Tuition deposit: Ranking is done using admission requirements only. If a required class is in semester two, ranking is done with mid-‐term marks. No oversubscribed programs as of February 2011. Currently wait lists in Aviation, BScN, and Practical Nursing Check that all requirements are met, or are in process of being met. All eligible applicants are accepted. Grade 11 marks are not used. No admission is based on dual credits or SHSM. Sault College is considering the implementation of alternate offers for fall 2012. A portfolio is reviewed for admission consideration for Graphic Design. Mature students can write an admissions test. In some programs, First Aid, CPR, immunizations are required to begin placement. Sault College does not use differentials. Students with workplace level courses are able to study in the Community Integration through Co-‐operative Education Diploma program, or can be considered for Kitchen Assistant. Free academic upgrading available on campus for English, math and sciences for students. Upgrading can be used to meet college entrance requirements. Post-‐graduate studies in Public Relations and Event Management, Business Management, and GIS. Articulations with Lake Superior State University for Teacher Education, Law Enforcement, Bachelor of Computer Science, Bachelor of Athletic Training, Bachelor of Exercise Science. Agreements with many Canadian and International Universities. Sault College does not have admission deferrals. Tuition fees or tuition deferral is due June 30, 2011. 52
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Student experience: Students with disabilities: Career Services: Although valuable, no admission criteria is based on experience. We ask students to identify as soon as possible with disability services, so that students can begin the school year successfully. On-‐campus employment services available and over 80 student employment opportunities. SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Scholarships, bursary and awards application information and deadlines: $2.1-‐million dollars awarded annually to students. Most money is awarded in March at our annual Scholarship Bursary and Awards Night. $500 entrance bursaries available to all students, if they apply by the May deadline. $9.4-‐million issued in OSAP for the 2010/2011 academic year. RESIDENCE INFORMATION Residence options: Residence application deadline: Residence guaranteed? Room deposit fee: Online application: Dorm style: double, single or super single rooms available. Application deadline is April 29, 2011, application fee $50 Room offers are done by lottery – historically to determine room style offered to students June 10, 2011, $300 deposit to reserve room http://www.saultcollege.ca/Services/Residence/Forms/res%20application%202011-‐12.pdf FACILITIES Opening this fall: • 75,000 square foot Academic Wing consisting of flexible learning spaces and a reconfigured gateway main entrance. The new building will support teaching and learning spaces related to Sault College’s flagship Aviation program and Justice Studies program however, all programs will benefit from the new space. • $22-‐million Algoma Public Health Building consolidating five community departments into one central location • Nurse Practitioner’s clinic – the first one approved for funding on a College campus in Ontario. • $1.2-‐million aviation hangar/repair facility and learning space at the current Sault College airport hangar location. Coming Soon: • Construction will begin this summer on Extendicare; a 256-‐bed, state-‐of-‐the-‐art long-‐term care home on six acres of College property. WHAT’S NEW? •
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Sault College is pleased to announce its newest partnership with Mike Holmes and the Holmes Group and the College’s new Home Inspection Technician program, the only one of its kind in the province. The two-‐year program, approved by the Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities, was developed in partnership with the Holmes Group and other advisory groups and is endorsed by Mike Holmes. “The Write Place” was designed to assist all students with their writing questions. Students can visit a computer lab three days a week to receive free assistance with formatting, grammar, essay/report writing, researching in the library database, presentation and oral skills. Students are encouraged to bring their assignments with them to the tutorial. Questions can also be emailed to writeplace@saultcollege.ca and an instructor will get back to the student within 24hours. •
A new Fitness and Health Lab/Classroom has been designed and houses a Sports Injury Clinic used by the Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy Assistant program. This lab is open to students to use, free of charge, as well as offers students valuable placement opportunities within the program. •
New Programs for 2012: Journalism-‐New Media, Electrical Techniques, Landscape Techniques/Technician -‐ Environmental, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Web Animation and Design, Bachelor of Environmental Health in partnership with Lake Superior State University (with potential for new Natural Resources/Environmental Law and Business Administration programs). 53
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
aid:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Seneca College Liaison and Recruitment, 416-491-5050 ext. 2008
Seneca College Admissions 416-491-5050 ext. 2800
Information on scholarships and financial aid is available at:
http://www.senecac.on.ca/registrar/financialaid
To register for campus tours visit: yourfuture.senecacollege.ca
To find out more about our upcoming events visit: yourfuture.senecacollege.ca
Student population:
New programs:
Program Changes:
Over 20,000 full time students
Aviation Diplomas (Operations and Safety)
Four Bachelor of Commerce Degrees
The most competitive students in an applicant cohort who meet or exceed the
admission requirements, including pre-requisites and additional selection criteria, if
required, as outlined in the Seneca full-time calendar will be considered for admission
to an oversubscribed program. Due to the pool of highly qualified applicants meeting
the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission.
The Seneca/ York collaborative BSCN requires a minimum 80% average to be
considered for admission. Degree programs require a minimum of 65% to be
considered. For oversubscribed diploma programs average scores will depend on the
competitiveness of an applicant cohort within a given admissions cycle.
Applicants who meet the minimum requirements as outlined in the Seneca College Full
time Calendar will be given an offer of admission.
In the absence of mid-term or final grade 12 marks for prerequisite subjects for a given
program grade 11 marks may be considered as criteria in the selection process.
Successfully completed dual credits will be applied as a Seneca credit in a relevant
diploma program. However, the completion of a dual credit does not give the student
any advantage in the applicant selection process.
Students who do not meet the admission requirements for a program will be given an
alternate offer in a certificate program relevant to their proposed area of study.
Many Seneca programs use additional selection criteria. These include but are not
limited to: portfolios, skills testing, additional professional certification, and required
orientation sessions.
Seneca does not use differentials in the selection process. The grade attained in a
College, Mixed, and University level course is considered equally.
Seneca College accepts workplace credits for its College Vocational Program. Academic
upgrading options in English and Math are also available to students who need to
complete college level equivalences in these subjects.
Academic upgrading in Math and English are available to students. In some cases a
Seneca certificate may fulfill the entry requirements for a program.
Seneca college has a variety of articulation agreements and joint programs with Ontario
Universities. Information on specific requirements are available in the Seneca College
Degree Transfer Guide. Also, Seneca offers a variety of eight month to one year Ontario
graduate certificates for advanced diploma and degree graduates. Please visit:
Grade 11 marks:
Dual credits/SHSM
programs:
Alternate offers of
admission:
requirements:
Differentials:
Workplace pathways:
Upgrading pathways:
Post-graduate
opportunities:
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Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
Student experience:
Career Services:
http://www.senecac.on.ca/degreetransfer
An applicant may change their start date through OCAS (e.g. from Fall to Winter) if the
program has a later start date. Depending on the competitiveness of an applicant
cohort for a given start date the student’s academic record may be re-evaluated.
Full payment is required, unless the applicant is applying for OSAP, in which case a
deposit of $400 is required after confirmation to hold the applicant’s seat in a given
program.
Seneca students can participate in the SSF (Seneca Student Federation) various clubs,
organizations, sports teams, and professional development opportunities as well as
events through First Year experience, please visit:
http://www.senecac.on.ca/student/first-experience
Information on Seneca counseling and disability services can be found at:
http://www.senecac.on.ca/students/healthservices.html
Information on Seneca career services can be found at:
http://www.senecac.on.ca/student/careerservices
awards application
Degree applicants may qualify for a maximum $4000 renewable, annual, merit based
scholarship. For information on Seneca degree scholarships visit:
http://www.senecac.on.ca/registrar/financialaid/awards
Seneca College offers a variety of scholarship and bursary opportunities to incoming
students. Scholarships and bursaries range from $50 to $1,500.
Scholarship and bursary information as well as the procedure for application’s is
available at the following link:
http://www.senecac.on.ca/registrar/financialaid/scholar.html
Residence options:
deadline:
Residence accommodations are available at Seneca’s Newnham and King campuses.
Full payment, or a portion thereof depending on the payment option chosen is required
by June 25 2011. Please visit: http://www.senecarez.com/rates.html for a breakdown of
payment options.
Upon admission to a Seneca program Seneca College can guarantee a residence spot at
the Newnham campus.
A deposit fee of $500 is required to reserve a spot in residence. For complete details on
payment options visit: http://www.senecarez.com/rates.html
Online applications are available at the following link:
https://theplace2be.ca/applications/seneca_newnham_application.html
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
FACILITIES
Seneca College offers state of the art facilities for its program areas to ensure that both the quality of education and
training pursued as well as the student experience are of the highest standard. Our Fire Technology and the ECE
daycare centre at Newnham, the Veterinary Technician Labs, the Seneca Nursing training facilities at King, and Seneca’s
Aviation Training and Research Centre are a few of the many examples of the excellent facilities present at Seneca
College. Also, Fall 2011 will see the opening of a new building at Seneca’s Newnham campus.
WHAT’S NEW?
Seneca has expanded it’s pathways with Ontario Universities, added two new diplomas in aviation, and revamped four
degrees in business. Also, Construction is underway on our new 160,000-square-foot building at Newnham Campus.
The new building will include additional classrooms and faculty spaces as well as a new auditorium, which will have a
flexible design that can serve as a single classroom, be divided into multiple teaching spaces or host Seneca functions.
As part of the construction, the Computer Commons is being expanded and a collaborative student study space is
planned.
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Sheridan College
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment:
Admissions:
Campus tours:
Upcoming events:
Manager, Student Recruitment
Sara Rumsey
sara.rumsey@sheridanc.on.ca
Outreach Recruitment Officer
Karen Marlatt
karen.marlatt@sheridanc.on.ca
Outreach Recruitment Officer
Heather Fawcett heather.fawcett@sheridanc.on.ca
On-campus Recruitment Officer Angela Wigfield angela.wigfield@sheridanc.on.ca
Manager, Admissions
Sarah Peake
sarah.peake@sheridanc.on.ca
financialaid.sheridaninstitute.ca
Book online at: tours.sheridaninstitute.ca (most Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays at 1 p.m.)
Fall 2011 Open House – November 19, 2011 – EVERYONE WELCOME!
Student population:
New programs:
Program Changes:
16,000 full-time students
Bachelor of Applied Arts (Music Theatre Performance)
Mechanical Technician Tool Making Coop Diploma Apprenticeship Program
Flexible Learning - Sheridan schedules some programs and courses in the evenings and on
weekends. Some courses are a hybrid delivery model which combines in-class and online
participation and delivery.
Grade 11 marks:
requirements:
Differentials:
Applicants to oversubscribed programs are admitted based on a combination of both academic
criteria and the ranking of a supplemental assignment (e.g. portfolios, résumés, questionnaires).
Such supplemental assignments are scored by the selection panel from the program/school.
These scored assignments are used in conjunction with the applicant’s academic performance
when selecting candidates for admission.
Go to: sheridancollege.ca, click on the “Admissions” tab at the top, click on “Information for
Counsellors”, click on “Minimum Average Academic GPA's for Highly Competitive Programs”. The
grades listed on this site reflect the average academic GPAs used for admission to Sheridan's
highly competitive programs in recent years. These grades should only be used as a guideline.
Applicants to some programs are admitted based on academic criteria alone. Such applicants are
selected on the average of their six highest senior-level credits, including required courses.
Sheridan uses a limit of one Co-op mark as part of the applicant’s six highest senior level credits.
For certificate and diploma programs, appropriate grade 11 courses can be used as electives in
the calculation of an admissions average, as long as the applicant is registered in the required
courses. Unless specified as an admission requirement, no grade 11 courses are used in
determining eligibility for admission to degree programs.
Marks from dual credit and/or Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) courses will be used in the
calculation of admission averages, and will be treated as electives if they are part of the 6 highest
sr. level marks used in the average. They will be not be used as pre-requisite courses.
Applicants who do not meet the admissions requirements for their program of choice will be
assessed and advised, and may be considered for other, related programs.
Supplemental admission requirements can include portfolios, auditions, résumés,
questionnaires, creative projects, essays, etc.
The Health Occupation Aptitude Exam (HOAE) is required for the Pharmacy Technician, Practical
Nursing and Veterinary Technician diploma programs.
Supplemental admission requirements are an important component of the admission decisions.
Sheridan does not use grade differentials for U, M or C courses. Applicants may be admitted to
Sheridan if they have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (Grade 12) with senior-level credits
achieved at the C, U, M or O designation, or equivalent. Admission requirements to degree
programs include credits achieved at the U or M designation.
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Workplace and Upgrading
pathways
Deferral policy:
Tuition deposit:
Student experience:
Career Services:
Academic Upgrading provides students with the opportunity to obtain a Grade 12 equivalency
certificate or to complete courses needed to apply to a college program. This program is
personalized to meet the needs of the student. Call for more information: 905-845-9430, ext.
8009 (Skills Training Centre, Oakville) or 905-459-7533, ext. 5727 (Davis Campus, Brampton)
Graduate Certificates are one-year post-graduate programs that offer college level study with
practical hands on experience across a wealth of subjects. They generally require applicants to
hold a postsecondary diploma or degree. Find out more at: postgrad.sheridaninstitute.ca
A sample of Articulation/Transfer Agreements can be found in our 2011/2012 Viewbooks. We
have agreements with universities in Canada and overseas that provide advanced standing into
related programs.
Sheridan does not defer offers of admission. Deferred offers of admission may only be granted
under extenuating circumstances and will be considered on an individual basis.
Sheridan has a new payment plan that allows to students to pay their fees in 1, 2 or 4
installments. The first fee due date for new students is June 22, 2011. All OSAP students who
wish to defer their tuition fees must make a $300 down payment by the payment date specified
on the fee invoice. Students who are ineligible for OSAP assistance, or if their funding is
insufficient to cover their fees, are still responsible for paying all outstanding fees. For more
information, go to: feesandfinancialaid.sheridaninstitute.ca
Sheridan fosters a creative community where students are encouraged to collaborate, to
experiment and to question. Many faculty members have come from successful careers or
continue to work in their field while they teach. Many programs at Sheridan offer co-op
placements, internships or field placements that encourage “on-the-job” learning.
Accommodation plans and services are tailored to meet the individual needs of each student and
are determined based on documentation provided and program-specific requirements. Students
are encouraged to identify early to access full supports. For more information, go to:
accessiblelearningservices.sheridaninstitute.ca
For career planning assistance, your students can go to: careerquicktips.sheridaninstitute.ca
For career services available to Sheridan students, including tutoring, please visit
careercentre.sheridaninstitute.ca
awards application information
and deadlines:
Over $4 million in financial assistance is awarded each year at Sheridan, in addition to OSAP
funds. While most applications for bursaries and awards are available online, others can be
accessed only after the student has been invited to apply. For more information, go to:
financialaid.sheridaninstitute.ca
Residence options:
Suite-style residences, 2 people per suite, separate bedrooms, shared bath and kitchenette, highspeed wi-fi internet, upgraded cable/satellite tv and utilities included. Bi-weekly housekeeping.
Check out the virtual tour at: sheridanresidence.ca/tour
May 2, 2011 for the Fall 2011 term
Residence is guaranteed at our Davis Campus in Brampton - conditions apply, see website for
details - www.sheridanresidence.ca
For our Trafalgar Rd. Campus in Oakville, students are assigned a space in residence based on a
lottery system.
$250 due at time of application
www.sheridanresidence.ca
Residence application deadline:
Room deposit fee:
Online application:
FACILITIES AND WHAT’S NEW?
NEW for Fall 2011! The Hazel McCallion Campus in MISSISSAUGA - Sheridan’s newest campus will be leading edge in its design,
service and programming. This campus will house a state-of-the-art library/computer commons, a range of student services,
classrooms equipped for video-conferencing and technology-supported learning, and will be fully accessible. Business programs, as
well as programs and services designed to help newcomers to Canada will be offered here.
Our New Library Services - Sheridan’s 21st century libraries support student learning with a variety of e-resources including e-books
and journals, streaming video, online software tutorials, image databases, virtual research help and more.
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