College Dialogues 2021 - OCAS
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College Dialogues 2021
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College Dialogues
2021
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OCAS …………………………………………………………………………………………………. 2 Algonquin College ……………………………………………………………………………… 4 Collège Boréal ……………………………………………………………………………………. 6 Cambrian College ………………………………………………………………………………. 8 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 La Cité College ………………………………………………………………………………….. 30 Lambton College ………………………………………………………………………………. 31 Loyalist College ………………………………………………………………………………… 33 The Michener Institute …………………………………………………………………….. 35 Mohawk College ………………………………………………………………………………. 37 Niagara College ………………………………………………………………………………… 39 Northern College ……………………………………………………………………………… 41 Ridgetown Campus – University of Guelph ………………………………………. 43 Sault College …………………………………………………………………………………….. 45 Seneca College …………………………………………………………………………………. 47 Sheridan College ………………………………………………………………………………. 49 St. Clair College ………………………………………………………………………………… 51 St. Lawrence College ………………………………………………………………………… 53 Ontario College - Workplace Pathways …………………………………………….. 55
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & admissions: Anne Kalil, Manager, Student Recruitment
[email protected] or 613-727-4723 ext. 5463
Lisa Wellman, Admissions Coordinator, Admissions, Registration and Records
[email protected] or 613-727-4723 ext. 7869 http://www.algonquincollege.com/ro/
Scholarships &
financial aid:
Krista Marsden, Manager of the Financial Aid and Student Awards Office
[email protected] or 613-727-4723 ext. 6185
http://www.algonquincollege.com/ro/financial-aid/
Campus tours:
(currently virtual tours only
due to covid-19)
Ottawa Campus tours can be arranged by calling the campus at 613-727-4723 ext. 5962 or by e-
mailing [email protected]
Pembroke Campus tours and Student for a Day experience can be arranged by visiting
algonquincollege.com/pembroke/future/experience, calling 613-735-4700 ext. 2798, or emailing
Perth Campus tours can be arranged by calling the campus at 613-267-2859 ext. 5619 or by e-
mailing [email protected]
Upcoming events: Campus Wide Open House (Ottawa, Perth, Pembroke and Online):
Fall, Winter and Spring– Dates TBD
Pembroke Campus: Fall Open House– Wednesday, Oct. 20, 2021
March Break Open House – Saturday, Mar 12, 2022
Please refer to website for final dates: www.algonquincollege.com/events
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: 20,000 Full-Time Students | 43,000 Continuing Education | 1,300 International
New programs: Pembroke Campus: Computer Programming – Diploma (22W)
Ottawa Campus: Human Services Foundations OCC (21F&22W)
Design Foundations OCC (21F&22W)
Drawing Foundations for Animation and Illustration OCC (21F&22W)
Music, Media and Film Foundations OCC (21F&22W)
Bachelor of Digital Marketing Communication Degree (21F)
Bachelor of Culinary Arts and Food Science Degree (22F)
What’s new:
All Campuses: ● Weston Family Scholarship in the Skilled Trades. Weston Family Scholars will receive an
initial value ranging from $1,500 to $3,000. Scholars who mentor current and prospective students in skilled trades; participate in co-curricular activities; and maintain a minimum of 3.0 GPA will be awarded an additional $1,000 per term.
● “We Saved You a Seat” initiative is a three-year pilot program that will reserve 30% of the available seats in electrical engineering technician, mechanical engineering technology, electro-mechanical engineering technician and computer systems technician for women who meet the programs’ admissions.
● The following GAS programs are no longer offered: Intro to Fine Art, Pre-Trades, Pre-Technology, Justice Studies, Design Studies, Pre-Animation and Illustration, Environmental Studies, Intro to Music Industry Arts, Community Studies, Media and Communications Studies
Pembroke Campus: No longer offers Pre-Health Science Pathway to Certificates and Diplomas - Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees only
Perth Campus: The Perth Campus now offers program intakes in the Spring. We offer Early Childhood Education and Practical Nursing starting in May each year – why wait until September!
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2021 Admissions scores
and selection process for
oversubscribed programs:
Cut-off scores vary from year to year; as a result, we do not publish these scores. 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 results.
http://www.algonquincollege.com/ro/apply-to-college-and-program-eligibility/program-
requirements/how-applicants-are-selected/
Selection process for non-
oversubscribed programs
Applications are evaluated based on the published admission requirements; once the applicants
meet these requirements, an offer of Admission is issued, as long as space is available in the
program.
Grade 11 marks: Grade 11 marks are used only for ranking highly competitive programs.
Dual credits/SHSM
programs:
1050 high school students may register for dual credit courses at all three campus locations.
Admission into College programs is not given preference upon completion of dual credits or SHSM
programs.
Alternate admission offers: Yes, we do offer alternative offers of admissions.
Supplemental admission
requirements:
Portfolios, admission assessments, interviews or auditions.
(Please refer to our publication or website for more information)
Differentials: We do not differentiate between C, M, and U level courses; all are equally considered.
Workplace pathways: Applicants taking Workplace courses have to write an admission assessment. Each student is
assessed on an individual basis.
Upgrading pathways: Academic Access Centre: [email protected] or 613-727-4723 ext. 5722 or online at:
http://www.algonquincollege.com/access/
Post-graduate
opportunities:
Post-Graduate programs are offered Full time and Part time.
http://www.algonquincollege.com/future-students/graduate-certificates/
Articulation Agreements - Degree Pathways offered within Canada, US and abroad.
http://www.algonquincollege.com/degree-pathways/
Fee deferral policy: $500 tuition deposit must be paid before June 15, 2021 with the Registrar’s Office, or submit proof
of OSAP application. The balance of tuition fees owing is due by the 4 week after the term begins.
Student with disabilities: http://www.algonquincollege.com/cal/ or 613-727-4723 ext. 7200
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary
and awards application
information and deadlines:
The Financial Aid and Student Awards Office administers federal and provincial loan programs,
which include OSAP and out-of-province funding, as well as scholarships and bursaries. The online
bursary application, which considers students for all applicable bursaries in any given term, is
available for approximately 6-8 weeks at the beginning of each term.
http://www.algonquincollege.com/ro/financial-aid/
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options:
Ottawa Campus: Houses 1,050 students in 525 two-bedroom suite style rooms. Each suite has a
shared bathroom/kitchen space. Residence spaces are offered on a first come first serve basis. A
non-refundable $75 application fee is required with an application to residence.
www.algonquincollege.com/residence
Pembroke Campus: 5 privately-owned residence buildings. Applications and deposits facilitated
with the buildings, not Algonquin College. https://www.algonquincollege.com/pembroke-housing/
Perth Campus: The off-campus housing list is available to students year-around. This list is a
compilation of local landlords who offer a variety of accommodations to students from rooms to
apartments, houses or cottages for rent. http://www.algonquincollege.com/perth/current/student-
services/student-accommodations/
CONTACT INFORMATION (1-800-361-6673)
Recruitment & admissions:
LIAISON - [email protected] Chanelle Landriault, Liaison Manager, 1-800-361-6673, ext. 1055 [email protected] ADMISSIONS – [email protected], ext. 1090
Scholarships & financial aid:
SCHOLARSHIPS: Registrar, ext. 2180 [email protected] FINANCIAL AID: Financial Aid Office, ext. 2156 [email protected]
Campus tours: Campus Tours are available all year-round by request. To book a tour: https://www.collegeboreal.ca/nos-campus/visites-guidees-et-liaison
Upcoming events: For upcoming events visit: https://www.collegeboreal.ca/iciboreal
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: Full-time post-secondary students: 1400
New programs: ● Soins infirmiers auxiliaires (Practical Nursing) now offered at our Hearst, Kapuskasing and Nipissing campuses.
Program changes: ● Techniques du génie informatiques has been renamed Techniques des systèmes informatiques
● Technologie du génie informatique has been renamed Technologie des systèmes informatiques
What’s new:
● Since 1998, the Government of Ontario collects data on the performance of colleges in five areas: graduate satisfaction, student satisfaction, employer satisfaction, employment rate and graduation rate. This is the 17th time in 20 years that Collège Boréal has earned the top rank for at least two out of five indicators: student satisfaction and graduation rate.
● Grand opening of Research & Innovation Boréal, Collège Boréal’s new applied research centre focusing on innovation.
● New pathways with partner institutions in the following areas: Environnement (Environment), Études sur la paix et les conflits (Peace and Conflict Studies), Affaires (Business)
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2020 Admissions scores and selection process for oversubscribed programs:
Overall or individual course average is 60 % or 75 % for admission to all oversubscribed programs. Admission is granted based on highest average.
Selection process for non- oversubscribed programs
Must meet admission requirements.
Dual credits/SHSM programs:
Dual credits offered online and on campus: Please contact: ext. 3044 or email [email protected]
Alternate offers of admission:
Alternate offers will be given on oversubscribed programs to the Pre-health program and General Arts and Science program.
Supplemental admission requirements:
Observation period required for Directrice ou directeur de funérailles (DFC2) and Assistant de l’ergothérapeute et assistant du physiothérapeute (ERPH) programs. Physical fitness testing required for Soins paramédicaux (AMBP). Some programs may require: First aid and CPR training, immunization records, portfolio, criminal record check, admissions testing, etc.
Differentials: There are no grade differentials on C, M and U level courses.
Workplace pathways: Academic upgrading through ACE, admission may be given to the General Arts and Science program.
Upgrading pathways: Academic upgrading through ACE.
Post-graduate opportunities:
Graduate certificates: Administration des services de garde à l’enfance (online program) • Gestion des services de santé (online program) • Gestion des ressources humaines (online program) • Gérontologie multidisciplinaire • Interventions correctionnelles avancées pour populations complexes (online program) • Échographie diagnostique University and college partnerships: https://www.collegeboreal.ca/futurs-etudiants/admission-et-inscriptions/articulation-transfert-de-credits-reconnaissance-des-acquis University: Laurentian University • Université Saint-Paul • Athabasca University •Université de Hearst • York University-Glendon College • University of Sudbury • Université Laval • University of Ottawa • Nipissing University • Marine Institute of Memorial University in Newfoundland • Moncton University, Edmunston campus • University of Fredericton et Husson University • University of Northern British Columbia • Thompson Rivers University College: Collège La Cité • Collèges de l’Ontario • Conestoga College • Fanshaw College • Niagara College • Seneca College • Campus Notre-Dame-De-Foy Other: Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) • MacDonald’s
Deferral policy: No deferral policy*. Student must re-apply the following year. *Except in the case of international students whose study permit has not been issued in time for the planned intake.
Student with disabilities: Denise Bellehumeur, Accessibility Office, ext. 2130 [email protected] Micale Prevost, Accessibility Office, ext. 2864 [email protected] SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary and awards application information and deadlines:
Applications for bursaries are available through the ‘’Clic pour du Fric” website: http://clicpourdufric.collegeboreal.ca/default.aspx. Students can apply for bursaries throughout the academic year. English-speaking Canadians enrolled in the first year at Collège Boréal have the chance to receive a bursary of $ 3000 to improve their billinguism while studying in a field that interests them. For more information: https://interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?name=E344656QE&id=63
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options:
There are 138 places available at the Sudbury campus. Residence availability is not guaranteed. Application is available here: www.residenceboreal.ca Visit the residence: https://residenceboreal.ca/visites-virtuelles/ Room deposit fee is $500.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment and admissions:
Alison Caruso Manager, Student Recruitment [email protected] (705) 566-8101, extension 7303
Ryan Dearing Manager, Admissions [email protected] (705) 566-8101, extension 3003
Scholarships and financial aid:
Financial aid: [email protected] Scholarships/bursaries: [email protected], cambriancollege.ca/studentawards
Campus tours: Virtual tours are offered daily Monday-Friday, all year-round. cambriancollege.ca/book-a-tour
Upcoming events: Fall Open House: Saturday, November 13, 2021 Spring Open House: Saturday, April 9, 2022
See full list of upcoming events at: cambriancollege.ca/events
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: Cambrian has a vibrant and diverse community of 5,000+ students in 80+ full-time programs across three campus locations in Sudbury, Espanola, and Little Current (Manitoulin Island).
New programs: Game Design(GAME), 4 semesters – www.cambriancollege.ca/GAME Fitness and Health Promotion(FPRO), 4 semesters – www.cambriancollege.ca/FPRO
Program changes: ● Physical Fitness Management has changed to Fitness and Health Promotion ● Diagnostic Medical Sonography – Ultrasound, Dental Hygiene and Dental Assisting are not
being offered in September 2021 due to COVID-19 restrictions
What’s new:
● Virtual group tours are available – We are offering virtual lab tours throughout the week. If your class wants to see any of the labs/shops on campus, let us know and we will set this up with you. To book a group tour, email [email protected].
● 3 intakes are available for select programs – September, January, and May. ● One-on-One sessions - Liaison Officers are offering virtual one-on-one sessions every day for
students who have questions about the college. If students want to speak to a representative, please email [email protected]
● June Open House - We are hosting our first ever student led open house this June. This is a great opportunity for incoming students to ask questions to current students. Information will soon be made available on our website.
Hidden Gems
Fitness and Health promotion (FPRO), 4 semesters –This program will prepare students for a career in the health and fitness industry. Courses will focus on health promotion, individual and group exercise programming, nutrition, fitness assessment, and recreation management cambriancollege.ca/FPRO Game Design (GAME), 4 semesters – Students will learn how to design and develop commercial-quality game applications for a broad range of industries such as entertainment, health, education, construction, marketing, and mining. Using industry standard software, students will explore all creative aspects of game design including game design theory, creation, application, and production cambriancollege.ca/GAME Power Engineering Technology (PWTY) 6 semesters – Cambrian has a registered 2nd Class power plant training facility on campus and a curriculum that is endorsed by the Technical Standards and Safety Authority. Students can challenge the TSSA 2nd Class Operating Engineering exam which will maximize their career opportunities. It will also prepare students for supervisory and management of both power plant systems and personnel. cambriancollege.ca/PWTY Community and Justice Services (CJSP), 6 semesters – Our program prepares students to examine social and criminal justice through the lens of corrections, intervention and rehabilitation. This program offers career options in correctional institutions, open and secure custody facilities, group homes, community corrections, and much more. The program experience includes tours of adult and youth correctional institutions and a 350-hour placement. cambriancollege.ca/CJSP
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2020 Admissions scores and selection process for oversubscribed programs:
Program # Seats Benchmarks As of April 19, 2021, and is subject to change
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 70 77.6%
Medical Radiation Technology 35 86.25%
Paramedic 76 72.25%
Powerline 24 85.5%
Selection process for non-oversubscribed programs
Open enrolment programs require that the applicant meets institutional requirements (OSSD or mature student status or equivalent) and the specific program requirements. If these are met, offers of admissions are made. Where any requirements are not yet met, conditional offers may be made. All conditions must be met before the start of classes.
Grade 11 marks: Grade 11 marks are used only when the admission requirement calls for either Grade 11 or 12 marks. If the requirement is Grade 12, the applicant's Grade 11 marks would not be considered.
Dual credits/SHSM programs:
In partnership with the Rainbow District School Board and the Sudbury Catholic District School Board, Regional Planning Team 1 offers over 25 different delivery options for dual credits in the areas of arts, business, health sciences, trades, mining, and more. For more information, please contact Diane Boyce at [email protected]
Alternate offers of admission:
Applicants who do not meet the admission requirement(s) for a chosen program will receive an alternate offer, where eligible: Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees (for health-related applicants) and Pre-Trades/Technology (for technology-related applicants).
Supplemental admission requirements:
If there are additional admission requirements for an applicant’s program of choice, they will be identified on myCambrian, the applicant's secure web portal.
Differentials: Cambrian College does not apply differentials/weights, as per Ministry requirements.
Workplace pathways: Applicants with workplace-level English can apply to the Pre-Trades/Technology program (PRET), General Arts and Science – Indigenous Specialization (GAIN), General Arts and Science Certificate (GAPG), or pursue Academic Upgrading (UPGR).
Upgrading pathways: Academic Upgrading (UPGR) and General Arts and Science – English for Academic Purposes (EAPP)
Post-graduate opportunities:
Cambrian offers 17 graduate certificate programs in business, health, community services, law and justice, and information technology. Cambrian also has 750+ articulation agreements with universities for graduates to pursue degree opportunities. cambriancollege.ca/gradcerts cambriancollege.ca/pathways
Deferral policy: We do not defer offers of admission and do not carry over waitlists from year to year.
Student with disabilities:
For more than 20 years, The Glenn Crombie Centre for Accessibility and Wellness has been a leading accessibility centre in North America. Supports and services include testing accommodations, assistive technology, personal care rooms, learning skills advisor services, counselling, assessment services, classroom supports, and specialized orientation programs. cambriancollege.ca/accessibility
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary and awards application information and deadlines:
The Joyce Family Foundation Access Bursary is a $3,000 renewable entrance award open to all applicants under 21 years of age. Cambrian College Foundation awards more than $2,000,000 in scholarships and bursaries each year. cambriancollege.ca/studentawards
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options:
Cambrian’s residence is located on campus, just steps away from academic buildings. Students can choose from 2 types of residences: 2-bedroom dorms and 6-bedroom townhouses Cost: $7,700 (dorms) and $7,450 (townhouses) /academic year September intake application deadline: No deadline September intake application fee: $100 due when applying Application form: cambriancollege.ca/residence
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & admissions: Recruitment: Jesse Russell, ext. 5135; [email protected] Admissions: [email protected]
Scholarships & financial aid:
Financial Aid: 705-474-7600 ext. 5123; [email protected]
Campus tours: Recruitment: 705-474-7600 ext. 5151; [email protected] Upcoming events: Visit Canadorecollege.ca/joinus for upcoming events.
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION Student population: 5600 New programs: Business Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurship Management, Entrepreneurship
Management – Hotel, Resort and Restaurant, Functional Genomics and Clinical Consultation, Product Engineering – Advanced Manufacturing and Robotics
Program changes: What’s new:
Canadore has now introduced new E-sports for our varsity competitions – NHL 21, NBA2K, Rocket League, League of Legends, FIFA 20 and Overwatch! Advanced Manufacturing and Technology Management – Honours Bachelor Degree – focusing on manufacturing, automation and robotics management to prepare to launch your career by training with industry professionals!
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION 2021 Admissions scores and selection process for oversubscribed programs:
Scored based on average grades of all admission requirements including FEB 1st equal consideration date. All proof of admission requirements and application must be in by Feb 1st. Waitlist is produced based on scored and available seats.
Selection process for non- oversubscribed programs
Applicant must meet admission requirements. Waitlist may occur based on seats available.
Grade 11 marks: Dependent on program. Grade 11 is accepted for Mathematics, Biology and Chemistry for most programs. Dependent on the program, Grade 11 marks may be required to be at the U level
Dual credits/SHSM programs:
Dual credits: Adult Counselling, Automotive Service Technician, Aviation Fundamentals, Building Construction, Counselling, Early Childhood Education, Electrical Techniques, General Carpentry, General Machinist, Graphic Design, Health, Human Care and Wellness, Hospitality, , Manufacturing, Motive Power, Personal Support Worker, Plumbing Techniques, Small Engine, Trades, Truck and Coach Technician, Parry Sound - Human Relationships, Early Childhood Education
Alternate offers of admission:
All health related and oversubscribed programs are given alternate offers when not meeting eligibility.
Supplemental admission requirements:
Acting for Stage and Screen do interviews and Digital Visual Effects requires a portfolio.
Differentials: Canadore may use grade differentials for applicants with previous postsecondary courses when scoring, depending on levels achieved.
Workplace pathways: Academic & Career Entrance Program Academic Upgrading General Arts & Science
English for Academic Purposes Indigenous Preparatory Studies Trades Fundamentals Aviation Fundamentals Game Design and Development
Upgrading pathways: Academic and Career Entrance Program (ACE) Literacy and Basic Skills (LBS) http://canadorecollege.ca/programs-courses/academic-upgrading-and-career-preparation
Post-graduate opportunities:
Graduate Certificates – Business Management, Construction Project Management, Entrepreneurship Management, Environmental Management, Function Genomics and Clinical Consultation, Health Care Administration (Indigenous option), Human Resources Management, International Nursing License Preparation, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Mobile Application Development, Post Production, Project Management, Project Management – Information Technology, Youth at Risk Fast Track programs- Building Construction Technician, Early Childhood Education (Intensive), Mental Health and Addictions Worker (Intensive), Personal Support Worker Accelerated, Recreation and Leisure Services, Recreation Therapy, Social Service Worker Intensive, and Strength and Sport Conditioning.
Deferral policy: Student with disabilities: We offer comprehensive, student-focused services designed to help students
succeed. They include but are not limited to: Summer transition programming, Study skills workshops, Peer tutoring, Career guidance, Mental health and wellness tips and strategies, Resource Centre, Assistive devices, and Student Food Bank (ensure link correct) http://www.canadorecollege.ca/departments-services/student-success-services
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Scholarships, bursary and awards application information and deadlines:
- On-Line Entrance Scholarships are open to all first year students currently enrolled in a full-time program at any of Canadore College's campuses. - On-Line Bursaries are awarded on the basis of financial need and/or satisfactory academic progress. - On-Line Scholarships are awarded based on a combination of academic excellence, attendance and overall contribution to the classroom. - All students wanting to be considered for any of the above listed awards must apply with an On-Line application located at http://www.canadorecollege.ca/ (alter to real link)
RESIDENCE INFORMATION Residence options:
Residence offers everything you need to make your College experience an enjoyable and safe time. Take part in the weekly events Residence offers and get to know your fellow residents and communities. Canadore Offers 2 and 4 Bedroom suites for students to choose from with full kitchen and living facilities. First year students who apply by May 1st are guaranteed a spot in Residence. See more info at: https://www.canadorecollege.ca/experience/residence.
centennialcollege.ca
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & admissions:
Aaron Schoenmaker, Acting Manager, Student Recruitment 416-289-5000, ext. 2438, [email protected] David Handsor, Manager, Admissions 416-289-5000 x 2545, [email protected] Admissions: [email protected] International Admissions: [email protected]
Scholarships & financial aid:
Learn more at centennialcollege.ca/Financial-Aid 416-289-5300
Campus tours: Cliff Mark 416-289-5000 x 2368, [email protected] Online Booking/Virtual Guided Tour - centennialcollege.ca/tours
Upcoming events: Summer Open House: July 17, 2021, 10 am – 12 pm Fall Open House: November 21, 2021 Spring Open House: April 3, 2022 Learn More at centennialcollege.ca/open-house
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: 25,000 Full-Time Students, 20,000 Part-Time Students
New programs: NEW Full Time Programs: Software Engineering Technology; Artificial Intelligence; Business Analytics and Insights as well as our 44 online programs NEW Micro- Credentials: This new suite of micro-credentials is the most efficient way to develop in-demand skills to propel careers. These are entirely – online and are short in duration, these concise learning experiences are flexible, modern, and focused on industry needs and the future of work. Details can be found here.
Program changes: Heating, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Technician will be offered in 2021
What’s new:
We now offer 44 online courses across a range of academic areas including Business; Communications, Media, Arts and Design; Hospitality, Tourism and Culinary Arts; and Engineering, Technology and Applied Science.
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2020 Admissions scores and selection process for oversubscribed programs:
Highly competitive program applicants are ranked based on subjects required for admission. Offers to our highest ranked applicants are sent starting on November 1. A portion of offers are held back to ensure there are sufficient spaces available for applicants registered in second semester courses required for admission. Practical Nursing & Practical Nursing Flex: Minimum 12C, 75% each for English, Math, Biology & 1 additional science. 80% or higher. Paramedic: Minimum 12C, 75% each course for English, Math, Biology & 1 additional science. Four course average 90% or higher. These programs are highly competitive and scores change based on competition.
Selection process for non- oversubscribed programs
Beginning November 1st, and continuing until the program fills, we send offers of admission to every applicant who meets the program requirements. Applicants can log into centennialcollege.ca/myApplication to check their application status.
Grade 11 marks: Centennial looks at grade 12 marks; in instances where the grade 12 course is in progress and midterm information is unavailable, we may issue a conditional offer based on final grade 11 marks for math and sciences.
Dual credits/SHSM programs:
Higgen Li, SCWI Officer, [email protected] Special consideration is not granted for Dual Credit or SHSM courses for admission. Some Dual Credit courses may be used as a transfer credit after beginning a program.
Alternate offers of admission:
If an applicant does not meet the requirements for their program, an alternate offer may be issued to a related program that suits the applicant based on their original program choice and grades submitted.
Supplemental admission requirements:
Supplemental requirements for programs (ie: portfolios, writing samples or letters of reference) are listed on the program pages on the website. Communication is sent directly to the applicant.
Differentials: We do not differentiate between C and U level courses for purposes of eligibility and ranking.
Workplace pathways: Students with Grade 12 Workplace English may apply to: Auto Body Repair Techniques; Food Service Worker; Hospitality Foundations; Motorcycle and Power Sports Product Repair Techniques; and Trades Foundations – Motive Power.
Upgrading pathways: English for Academic Purposes; General Arts and Science; Academic & Career Entrance (ACE); Career and College Transitions; Liberal Arts. Foundations programs (specifically for English) Career and College Transitions - Tuition-free Career and College Transition program, you'll get the opportunity to receive help in reaching your goals through academic upgrading.
Post-graduate opportunities:
Over 45 Graduate Certificate programs in Business, Hospitality, Tourism & Culture, Engineering Technology, Communications, Media, Arts & Design or Health Sciences Learn more at centennialcollege.ca/programs-courses.graduate-certificate-programs/
Deferral policy: Centennial does not defer offers of admission.
Student with disabilities: Students seeking support should connect with the Centre for Accessible Learning and Counselling Services (CALCS) office as soon as they confirm their offer. Students should bring all the documentation they have including Individual Education Plans. Learn more at centennialcollege.ca/accessible-learning Contact [email protected].
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary and awards application information and deadlines:
Once accepted students are asked to complete a Scholarship & Bursary questionnaire named the Doorway to Dollars; after students have completed the questionnaire they will receive emails informing them of scholarships and bursaries they are eligible to apply for. Learn more at centennialcollege.ca/financial-aid
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options:
Applications for September occupancy open in early February. Applicants are considered on a first-come, first-served basis. Placement is not guaranteed. There is no application deadline, but early application is recommended. A $250.00 security deposit for Summer intake, $500 for Fall intake (refundable) and $100 application fee (non-refundable) is required. Learn more at centennial-place.ca
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & admissions:
[email protected] or thinkconestoga.com/contact-us/ [email protected] or conestogac.on.ca/admissions International Admissions: [email protected]
Scholarships & financial aid:
conestogac.on.ca/student-financial-services OSAP and general questions: [email protected] Scholarship, award and bursary questions: [email protected]
Campus tours: Michelle Devereaux, Event & Tour Coordinator: [email protected]
Virtual Tour: virtual-tour.conestogac.on.ca/conestoga Online Guided Tour: connectwithconestoga.ca/events/campusVisitRequest.do
Upcoming events: For upcoming events visit: thinkconestoga.com/events/
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: Full-time students: 23,000 | Apprenticeship: 3,338 | Part-time: 30,000+
New programs: ● Bachelor of Engineering – Cyber Systems Engineering, 4-year Degree (Fall 2022) ● Agricultural Equipment Operator, 16-week Certificate ● Esthetician, 2-year Diploma ● Professional Cheese Making, 1-year Certificate ● Computer-Aided Drafting and Design, 1-year Certificate ● Data Processing and Reporting, 1-year Certificate
Program changes: NEW - Nursing - BScN (McMaster) and RPN to BScN (McMaster) – starting with the Fall 2022 intake, students interested in the McMaster Nursing program at Conestoga College will submit their application through the Ontario University Application Centre (OUAC). Police Foundations – starting with the Fall 2021 intake, applicants who wish to enter Police Foundations must apply directly to level 1 of the 0973 Police Foundations program. Aviation – General Arts and Science – now requires Grade 11 or 12 Physics, C or U, or equivalent, OR ACE Physics (OLRN1590) in addition to previous admission requirements. Paramedic – the following courses will also be required in addition to the original admission requirements: Grade 11 or 12 Math, C or U, or equivalent; Grade 11 or 12 Chemistry, C or U, or Grade 11 or 12 Physics, C or U, or equivalent.
What’s new:
New Cambridge Skilled Trades campus – To address the critical shortage of skilled trades workers, Conestoga is building a stand-alone Skilled Trades Campus on 41 acres in Cambridge with easy access from highway 401. Phase 1 involves the renovation and creation of a 330,000 square foot facility that will be a showcase for the trades featuring the latest technology. Conestoga’s training capacity will be significantly increased with the campus expected to open by Fall 2022. On-Campus/Remote Learning – More than 12,000 students have participated in on-campus learning activities since July 2020. As most courses, programs and services will continue to be delivered remotely, a limited number of campus facilities will remain open to support on-campus learning activities. To get the most up to date information for your students, please visit conestogac.on.ca/covid-19.
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2020 Admissions scores and selection process for oversubscribed programs:
Electrical Technician – Industrial (Optional Co-op) – 75% Powerline Technician (Optional Co-op) – 75% Nursing (BScN) and RPN to BScN – 75% Practical Nursing – 75% Paramedic – 85% Respiratory Therapy – 85% Aviation – 70%
Selection process for non- oversubscribed programs
Varies depending on the program. Some programs have minimum admission averages and some programs require supplemental admission information.
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 midterm 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.
Dual credits/SHSM programs:
Conestoga College, in partnership with School College Work Initiative and eleven area school boards, offers a variety of dual credit courses and OYAP programs. SHSM reach ahead activities and workshops are available. These opportunities offer pathways to postsecondary programs, trades, and apprenticeship, connecting students to their future and beyond. For more information, please contact Rosie Hessian Chair, School of Interdisciplinary Studies at [email protected].
Alternate offers of admission:
Where possible, alternate offers of admission will be made to programs similar in nature to the original program and for which applicants meet admission requirements.
Supplemental admission requirements:
Depends on the program and may include mandatory information meetings, portfolios, interviews, resumes and/or questionnaires. Details about these requirements can be found online on the program page.
Differentials: 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 graduate certificate programs.
Workplace pathways: Conestoga offers programs that require an OSSD or equivalent with no specific course requirements. These include: Business Fundamentals, Food Service Worker, Bartending, Bookkeeping, Construction Techniques (multi trade), Brick & Stone Fundamentals and Community Integration through Co-operative Education.
Upgrading pathways: Academic Upgrading and Preparatory Programs provide individuals, with and without their high school diploma (or equivalency), the opportunity to complete the required admission/prerequisite courses for entry into certificate and diploma programs. Free programming is available based on eligibility. [email protected]
Post-graduate opportunities:
Agreements between Conestoga College and other post-secondary institutions are designed to allow our students the opportunity to study elsewhere, usually in the pursuit of a degree or other academic credential. conestogac.on.ca/credit-transfer/agreement
Deferral policy: Not applicable.
Student with disabilities: Conestoga provides support for students with permanent and temporary disabilities. Staff work with students to understand the impact of their disability in the college environment and develop a success plan that considers the student’s goals and the academic and testing accommodations available to support the student’s full participation in Conestoga life. studentsuccess.conestogac.on.ca/myLearning/AcademicAndTestingAccommodations
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary and awards application information and deadlines:
We make it very easy for students to apply for awards, bursaries and scholarships. Student Financial Services provides students with one online application, which they complete in the first month of the fall and winter semester to be considered for most of Conestoga’s awards, bursaries and scholarships. Availability and deadlines are emailed to each student.
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options:
Residence is on a first come, first serve basis and we continue to accept students until we are full (no application deadline). Historically, Residence is full around the end of May or early June. There is a non-refundable application fee of $100 that is to be paid before a student is accepted to Residence. [email protected]
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment and Admissions:
Admissions: www.confederationcollege.ca/admissions Email: [email protected] Phone: 807-475-6213
Recruitment: www.confederationcollege.ca/contact-us/recruitment Email: [email protected] Phone: 807-475-6335
Scholarships and Financial Aid:
Financial Aid: www.confederationcollege.ca/financialaid Email: [email protected] Phone: 807-475-6637
Campus Tours: Campus Tours/ Virtual Meetings available by request. Visit www.confederationcollege.ca/tours Upcoming Events: Open House – November 2021 www.confederationcollege.ca/open-house
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student Population: 3,850 full-time students – 3,350 part-time students – 60,000+ alumni New Programs: Addictions and Mental Health – 1-Year Graduate Certificate: This program provides students with
the enhanced knowledge and skills required to support the specialized needs of individuals living with mental health and addiction issues. Child and Youth Care: Indigenous Specialization, Accelerated – 1-Year (extended) Graduate Certificate: This program will prepare graduates to engage and empower children and youth facing adversity, while gaining a unique grounding in the communities of northwestern Ontario. Health Informatics – 1-Year Post Diploma: Uniquely blends the development of technical, inter-professional and interpersonal skills, enabling graduates to successfully analyze quantitative and qualitative information to facilitate health care delivery and support patient health and safety. Mechanical Engineering Technology – 3-Year Diploma: This program provides students with a balanced approach to mechanical engineering, helping them to meeting the requirements of a broad range of trades including Millwright, Machinist and Steam Fitter.
Program Changes: Admission Requirements: Aviation Technician – Aircraft Maintenance now requires math and a mandatory co-op. Welding Techniques no longer requires math.
What’s New?
The Technology, Education and Collaboration (TEC) Hub is a $19 million, 45,000 square foot facility that supports students in Confederation’s engineering technology and manufacturing programs, contributing to the development of a skilled, employment-ready technology and trades workforce for NWO. The TEC Hub includes three main clusters: industry skills and sustainability instruction, advanced manufacturing technology, and innovation and incubation.
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2021 Admission scores and selection process for oversubscribed programs:
Applications received by February 1st will be scored and ranked based on program admission requirements. Offers will be extended to the top ranked applicants and a wait list will be established. For specific program requirements, visit: www.confederationcollege.ca/admissions
Program Min. Avg. – 1st Round Offer
# of Seats
Courses Required for Admissions
Aviation – Flight Management
83% 60 Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 Math – MCT4C or University Preparation
Dental Hygiene 77% 30 Gr. 12 English, Gr. 11 or 12 Biology, Gr. 11 or 12 Chemistry at C/U level. Min. midterm & final grade of 70% required in each course.
Medical Radiation Technology
85.25% 16 Gr. 12 English, Gr. 12 Math – C/U level, Gr. 11 or 12 Physics, Gr. 11 or 12 Biology OR Chemistry at the C/U level. Min. midterm and final grade of 75% required in each course.
Paramedic 75% 28 Gr. 12 English, Gr. 11 Math, Gr. 11 or 12 Biology, Gr. 11 or 12 Chemistry at C/U level. Min. midterm and final grade of 65% required in each course.
Practical Nursing 65% 74 Gr. 12 English, Gr. 11 Math, Gr. 11 or 12 Biology, Gr. 11 or 12 Chemistry at the C/U level.
Social Service Worker 65% 60 Gr. 12 English. Min. midterm and final grade of 50% required in each course at C/U level.
Selection process for non-oversubscribed programs:
All applicants who apply by February 1st, and meet minimum eligibility requirements, will be extended an offer of admission. If the applicant applies after February 1st, and meets the minimum eligibility requirements, they will be extended an offer of admission on a first-come, first-served basis. Once all seats are filled, a wait list will be established.
Grade 11 Marks: Grade 11 marks may be used as substitutes for required courses. If a program indicates grade 11 or 12 is accepted, the higher grade will be used for admission purposes.
Dual Credits/SHSM Programs:
A variety of dual-credit options are available. Visit: www.confederationcollege.ca/scwi
Alternate Offers of Admission:
We do extend alternate offers to programs based on availability. Eligible programs are reviewed on an annual basis.
Supplemental Admission Requirements:
Many programs do have additional requirements. For program specific requirements visit www.confederationcollege.ca/programs, select your program of interest and find other requirements on the Admission Requirements page.
Differentials: We do not use differentials for admission purposes. Workplace Pathways: Workplace level applicants will be eligible for our 1-year College Access Certificate Program, or our
General Arts and Science 1-year Certificate or 2-year Diploma programs. Upgrading Pathways: Applicants can contact our Academic Upgrading Office:
www.confederationcollege.ca/academicupgrading Phone: 807-475-6418 Post-Graduate Opportunities:
We offer Post-Graduate programs, Accelerated programs, and have a variety of articulation agreements. Visit: www.confederationcollege.ca/articulation-agreements
Deferral Policy: We do not defer offers of admission. We also do not carry over wait lists from year to year. Students with Disabilities:
Student Accessibility Services: www.confederationcollege.ca/accessibility Phone: 807-475-6618
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Application Information and Deadlines for Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards:
The Awards, Bursary, and Scholarship programs provide financial assistance to students in need, while recognizing others for their academic accomplishments or extracurricular involvement. In 2020/2021, Confederation College awarded approximately $865,000 in awards and bursaries to students. www.confederationcollege.ca/financialaid
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence Options:
Spruce and Cedar Student Apartments – Built Summer 2015 4-Room Apartments Include: Four furnished bedrooms (double bed, desk, closet), two full bathrooms (shower, sink and toilet), kitchen (full size fridge, oven/stove, dishwasher), furnished living room including LCD flat screen TV. En suite laundry. Utilities/ Wi-Fi included, cable excluded. 12-month lease per room. Residence Applications: No deadline! Applicants are considered on a first-come, first-served basis. Residence Guaranteed: Residence is not guaranteed. Room Deposit: A $300 deposit is required with your application. This becomes a damage deposit once you move into Residence and will be returned to you, less any charges owing after you move out.
Sibley Hall Residence – Renovated Summer 2011
Room Options: - Single w/ Private Bath or Single w/ Common Bath - Double w/ Private Bath or Double w/ Common Bath *Not available during COVID restrictions* Includes Wi-Fi, Residence Life Activity Fee, Residence Life Activities on site, Mini Fridge, Microwave, lounges and staff. Meal Plan is required. Residence Applications: No deadline! Applicants are considered on a first come, first served basis. Residence guaranteed: Residence is not guaranteed. Room Deposit: A $300 deposit is required with your application. This becomes a damage deposit once
you move into Residence and will be returned to you, less any charges owing after you move out. For more information & Online Application: www.confederationresidence.ca
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & admissions:
Student Recruitment: [email protected], 905-721-3126. Admissions: [email protected], 905-721-3000
Scholarships & financial aid:
Website: https://durhamcollege.ca/financial-info/financial-aid Email: [email protected]
Campus tours: Website: https://durhamcollege.ca/experience-our-campus Tours for school groups: https://durhamcollege.ca/group-visit-request
Upcoming events: For a full list of our upcoming events and information sessions please visit https://durhamcollege.ca/info-for/future-students/future-students-events Fall Virtual Open House - Saturday, November 13, 2021.
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: 13,000 full-time students and approximately 1000+apprentices.
New programs: View full list here: https://durhamcollege.ca/new-programs Artificial Intelligence – Honours Bachelor; Behavioural Science – Honours Bachelor; Behavioural Science Technician; Construction Management – Honours Bachelor; Journalism and Creative Writing; Office Administration – Executive (Four consecutive semesters); Tourism – Destination Marketing (Co-op option available).
Program changes: ● Program name change: Building Construction Technician will be named Carpentry - Building Construction Technician (BDCT) change to take effect 2022.
● Admission requirement change to Biomedical Engineering Technology now includes Grade 12 Mathematics for College Technology (MCT4C) (alternate available) or Grade 12 physics (C, M, or U).
● Co-operative education: Updated list of programs offering co-op.
What’s new:
This year we will complete a 60,000 square foot expansion of the Whitby campus. This new addition will house learning labs for the Elevating Devices Technician and Electrical programs and will include new student space for food services and a fitness centre.
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2020/2021 Admissions scores and selection process for oversubscribed programs:
Admission is based on the average of four prerequisite senior-level (grade 11 and grade 12) subjects at the C, M, or U levels, excluding co-op, and any other admission requirements noted on the program page. Please see our website for details. Highly competitive programs for 2020/2021 are as follows: Paramedic / Practical Nursing / Dental Hygiene / Occupational Therapist Assistant and Physiotherapist Assistant / Social Service Worker / Behavioural Science - Honours Bachelor / Mechanical Technician - Elevating Devices / Communicative Disorders Assistant (graduate certificate)/Carpentry and Renovation Technician.
Selection process for non- oversubscribed programs
Applications received by February 1st will receive equal consideration. Following this date, all applications will be considered on a first-come, first-serve basis. Applications are evaluated based on published admission requirements. Qualified applicants to non-competitive programs may receive offers of admission as soon as Nov 1, 2021, for the 2022/2023 academic year.
Grade 11 marks: Where grade 12 marks are not available because a student is either in the process of completing or is registered for, a grade 12 prerequisite subject, the grade 11 mark for the same subject will be substituted. If a grade 11 chemistry mark is not available, the
average final chemistry mark from the previous year’s qualified applicant pool for the same program will be used for ranking.
Dual credits/SHSM programs:
Dual credits are considered for credit transfer. SHSM credits are not considered in the admission/selection process.
Alternate offers of admission:
Applicants who do not receive an offer to their program of choice should contact the Student Recruitment office.
Supplemental admission requirements:
Additional requirements can include testing, a portfolio submission, questionnaire, interview, etc. Please see the program page for details.
Differentials: Durham College does not apply differentials to C, M, or U level credits.
Workplace pathways:
Prerequisite subjects required for admission to Durham College must be at the C, M, or U levels.
Upgrading pathways: For applicants 19 and older Academic Upgrading is available: https://durhamcollege.ca/programs-and-courses/academic-upgrading-college-preparation Durham College offers Foundation programs in all areas of study. We also offer a variety of General Arts & Science and Pre-Health pathway options: www.durhamcollege.ca/academic-schools/school-of-interdisciplinary-studies
Post-graduate opportunities:
Durham College offers twenty-one graduate certificate programs: https://durhamcollege.ca/programs-and-courses/graduate-certificates There are many diploma-degree options available to graduates: www.durhamcollege.ca/pathways Durham College Transfer Guide
Deferral policy: Durham College does not have a deferral policy. Students may re-apply for consideration to a subsequent intake.
Student with disabilities:
The Access and Support Centre (ASC) offers a variety of supports for students with documented exceptionalities: www.durhamcollege.ca/asc
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary and awards application information and deadlines:
Durham College offers a variety of scholarships, bursaries and awards totalling over $5 million per year. Information is available at www.durhamcollege.ca/financialaid. All eligible applicants to the degree programs in September 2021, who have a combined minimum non-weighted average of 80% in the courses required for admission, will receive a $2,500 first-year entrance award when they accept their offer of admission. Durham College will continue to provide students with opportunities to help fund their educational costs. These opportunities include in-course scholarships based on GPA; bursaries based on financial need; and financial awards.
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options:
Oshawa and Whitby Campus have on-campus residences. On-campus residence options and residence applications are available at http://www.duramresidence.ca
● Our residence is guaranteed for first-year students (conditions apply) ● Application deadline: June 2, 2021 ● $500 deposit
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & admissions:
Devin Robinson, Student Recruitment Manager - [email protected] Office of the Registrar Advising Centre - www.fanshawec.ca/advising
Scholarships and financial aid:
Financial Aid, Bursaries, Awards and Scholarships www.fanshawec.ca/payingforcollege
Campus tours: www.fanshawec.ca/tours SHSM Outreach and Specialized Group Tours: 519-452-4430 extension 6088
Upcoming events: Fall Open House November 6, 2021 | Spring Open House TBD
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: 22,000 Full Time | 22,000 Part Time | 180,000 Alumni Worldwide
New programs: Addictions and Mental Health Graduate Certificate, Court Support Services Certificate, Flight Services Certificate, Educational Support Diploma,
Program changes: Changes to admission requirements, supplemental requirements, intakes, delivery models and program locations are posted on the program pages on our website, fanshawec.ca – click on full time programs.
What’s new:
London South Campus has opened Innovation Village Construction underway at London Campus New Oral Health Clinic has opened at London Campus
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2020 Admissions scores and selection process for oversubscribed programs:
Fanshawe Admissions – www.fanshawec.ca/admissions Information about Competitive Programs – www.fanshawec.ca/hcp 10 of Fanshawe’s 240+ programs are oversubscribed. Applicants interested in health programs should take Pre-Health Sciences - www.fanshawec.ca/phs2. New competitive programs: 911 and Public Safety Communications
Selection process for non-oversubscribed programs:
All applicants who meet the minimum admission requirements and apply by February 1 are admitted. After this date, Fanshawe College will admit eligible applicants on a first-come, first-served basis until the program is full.
Grade 11 marks: Grade 11 courses may be listed as minimum admission requirements. For oversubscribed programs with less than 3 required courses, the overall grade 11 and 12 average is used for selection.
Dual credits/SHSM programs:
Dual credit – see www.fanshawec.ca/scwi SHSM programs do not provide any extra consideration in the admission process. Admission decisions are based solely on the required courses listed on the program pages of the website.
Alternate offers of admission:
Fanshawe does not offer alternate offers of admission. Applicants who are ineligible for their chosen programs and applicants who are not admitted to oversubscribed programs are personally contacted by the admission team and
provided with suggested alternatives. It is up to the applicants to apply for the suggested alternative program.
Supplemental admission requirements:
Most of our programs do not require supplemental material. Programs with supplemental requirements will notify applicants by email after application. Programs requiring supplemental material: Graphic Design, Music Industry Arts, Journalism – Broadcast, Community Integration Through Co-operative Education, Respiratory Therapy, Bachelor of Interior Design, Game Design and four graduate certificates.
Differentials: As per Ministry directive, no differential between O, M, C, or U courses is provided.
Workplace pathways: Please contact an Admissions and Pathways Advisor, [email protected] or www.fanshawec.ca/advising/booknow. Admission on a case-by-case basis.
Upgrading pathways: Academic Upgrading at Fanshawe - www.fanshawec.ca/upgrading General Arts & Sciences - for those with an OSSD or those without who are over 19 years of age. www.fanshawec.ca/gap1 We also have 1-year prep programs in Pre-Media, Design Foundations, Business Fundamentals, Pre-Technology, Human Services Foundations and Public Safety Fundamentals.
Post-graduate opportunities:
62+ Graduate Programs - www.fanshawec.ca/graduate Complete your Degree or Master’s at over 60 institutions worldwide. www.fanshawec.ca/pathways
Deferral policy: Fanshawe does not have a deferral policy. Exceptions are made in extreme circumstances by request to the Senior Associate Registrar Admissions, [email protected]
Student with disabilities: www.fanshawec.ca/accessibility
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary and awards application information and deadlines:
Fanshawe offers a wide range of scholarships, bursaries and awards for students with various deadline dates. On-campus Work Study jobs are also available. For more information visit: www.fanshawec.ca/payingforcollege The Fanshawe College Entrance Bursary application is open until June 30.
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options:
Apartment Style Residence Suites and Townhouse Options – 1,600 spots total. Residence is guaranteed for students who have accepted their offer of admission to Fanshawe, completed the residence application and paid the non-refundable application fee by the deadline (see residence website below for date). After that deadline residence is assigned on a first come first served basis. $525.00 non-refundable fee On-line application form: www.fanshawec.ca/residence
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & admissions:
Student Recruitment Inquiries: [email protected] Peterborough: 1-866-353-6464 x 1546 or Lindsay: 1-866-353-6464 x 3301 Admissions: [email protected]: 1-866-353-6464 ext. 1514
Scholarships & Fin Aid: Financial Aid: [email protected]
Campus tours: Online booking at https://flemingcollege.ca/tours Virtual Campus Tour: https://flemingcollege.ca/virtual-tours
Upcoming events: https://flemingcollege.ca/reimagine
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: 6,000 full-time
New programs: Ecosystem Management Tech./Technology is now offered with a PT delivery option. Plumbing Apprenticeship: Plumbers are highly valued tradespeople and are an integral part of any construction and/or maintenance team. This in-demand trade offers many different areas of specialization that can lead graduates to rewarding careers.
Program changes: Starting September 2021, the Trades Techniques programs will require Grade 11 (C) math. (Carpentry & Renovation, Electrical, and Welding Techniques). Trades Technician programs will require Grade 12 (C) math with a minimum final grade of 55 % for admission into Carpentry and Renovation Technician, Electrical Engineering Technician and Welding and Fabrication Technician. Students with Grade 12 (C) math are encouraged to apply directly to the Technician level programs. Employers are increasingly seeking graduates with a diploma program vs. a certificate, and this will ensure that students secure a seat in a highly sought-after program. Students entering the Techniques program will no longer be able to seamlessly enter semester 3 of the Technician program. They will be required to have a minimum grade of 55% in math to move to the Technician program and applications will be considered on an individual basis. Instrumentation and Control Engineering now requires Grade 12 (C) math with a minimum final grade of 60% for admission.
What’s new:
2 plus 2 agreement with Capilano U allow graduates of Fleming’s Tourism - Global Travel and Hospitality – Hotel & Restaurant Operations diploma programs to complete a Bachelor of Tourism Management degree at Capilano U in B.C. Fleming’s Simulation Lab has fully immersive 180-degree projections with customizable interactive touch points that allow numerous programs to create real-world simulation scenarios complete with sight, sound, and touch. Programs in our School of Health and Wellness and our School of Justice and Community Development learn in this facility.
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION 2021 Admissions scores and selection process for oversubscribed programs:
Equal consideration will be given to qualified applicants who submit applications by the Equal Consideration deadline. The number of seats will be determined proportional to the number of applicants in each pool (i.e. high school and post-secondary). Offers for Highly competitive programs will be sent out after the November 1st offer date on a rolling basis based on GPA. Admission process for Practical Nursing and Paramedic: Averages will be calculated on the prerequisite courses only. Practical Nursing: OSSD including Gr 12 (C) English, Gr 12 (C) Math and two different Gr 11 or Gr 12 (C) Science subjects (i.e. Chemistry, Biology, Physics). Minimum final grade of 65% in each required course. Paramedic: OSSD including Gr 12 (C) English, Gr 11 (C) Math, Gr 11 (U) or Gr 12 (C) Chemistry, and Gr 11 (C) Biology. Minimum final grade of 65% in each required course. When an admission requirement mark is not available, the average grade of the applicant pool will be used for
calculation. E.g. If a biology grade is in progress and the applicant pool average for biology is 75%, we would use 75% as the placeholder to calculate the average for all the applicants that are not enrolled in biology until the second semester. Selection of most academically qualified applicants from each pool. Practical Nursing 76 %; Paramedic 86.5 %; averages from 21/22 academic year.
Selection process for non- oversubscribed programs
Selection based on meeting admission requirements which can be complete or in progress at time of application.
Grade 11 marks: Overall average is calculated on all completed Grade 11 and 12 courses (final grades only). Courses required for admission can be in progress at time of application and in this case an offer of admission will be conditional upon successful completion in each required course. (Averages for Practical Nursing and Paramedic, calculated on prerequisites only, see above)
Dual credits/SHSM programs:
Dual Credit programming is offered in partnership with local school boards. Dual Credits earned either through Fleming or through other Colleges may be credited toward diploma or certificate programs. No preferential admissions given to SHSM graduates. Contact William Howe, Manager, Dual Credit Operations via e-mail at [email protected]
Alternate offers of admission:
Alternate offers are extended to related programs for qualified applicants of oversubscribed programs who meet admission requirements. Up to 25% of seats are reserved in Practical Nursing, Paramedic and Occupational Therapist Assistant and Physiotherapist Assistant for graduates from Fleming’s Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Certificates and Diplomas program.
Supplemental admission requirements:
No mandatory requirement for admission consideration (i.e. portfolio). See individual program web pages for information about First Aid, CPR, immunization requirements.
Differentials: No differentials for C, M, U level courses.
Workplace pathways:
Programs that lead to rewarding careers for Workplace (E) Graduates are: Blasting Techniques, Esthetician, Heavy Equipment Operator, Personal Support Worker, Mechanical Techniques-Plumbing, Trades Fundamentals (note: OLC 40 meets the English requirement)
Upgrading pathways: Academic upgrading available with continuous intake.
Post-graduate opportunities:
25 Graduate Certificate Programs and over 70 Advanced Standing Opportunities and many University and College Articulations. (flemingcollege.ca/programs/post-graduate)
Deferral policy: Students may re-apply for consideration to a subsequent entry point.
Student with disabilities: Each summer, Fleming College offers the Frist at Fleming program that focuses on the transition from high school to post-secondary and will include topics such as the differences between high school and College, ways to become more familiar with the online learning environment and the introduction of services available to you at Fleming. For more information, contact [email protected]
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary and awards application information & deadlines:
We have approximately $2 million available annually for student bursaries and scholarships. Financial Need Bursary: Over the last two years, approximately 75% of those who applied with a complete application were eligible to receive this bursary.
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options: Residence is available at Sutherland (Peterborough) 705-749-5100 and Frost (Lindsay) 705-878-9328. Residence spaces are allocated on a first-come, first served basis, starting February 1st. All students living at the Sutherland residence are required to purchase a meal plan. Details on facilities, fees and applications available at flemingcollege.ca/student-life/housing.
DOWNTOWN TORONTO
416-415-5000 georgebrown.ca
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & admissions:
Manager, Liaison & Recruitment Dave Scott [email protected]
Liaison Officers Liz Henriques [email protected]
Robyn Papoff [email protected]
James Pascucci [email protected]
Scholarships & financial aid:
For OSAP and general financial assistance inquiries: [email protected]
For award and scholarships inquiries: [email protected]
georgebrown.ca/financialaid
Campus tours:
On-Campus Tours Adam Lawrence [email protected] georgebrown.ca/tours
Upcoming events:
Academic divisions and Recruitment and Liaison Officers hold Information Sessions, webinars and virtual tours of our campuses throughout the year georgebrown.ca/info_sessions.aspx
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION Student population:
37,341 Full-Time (equivalent) students
New programs:
Program Name and Code Certification
Honours Bachelor of Food Studies - H317 Honours Bachelor's Degree
Food Tourism and Entrepreneurship – H417 Ontario College Graduate Certificate
Bachelor of Business Administration (Business Analytics) Honours Bachelor of Business Administration
Program changes:
No changes for 2021-2022
What’s new:
Honours Bachelor of Food Studies degree program will bring a new focus on justice and equity, sustainability and health with an awareness of how these societal issues can be analyzed and resolved. This program allows students to examine the food system while mastering a variety of culinary techniques. Graduates will be positioned to succeed in a wide range of food-related occupations including roles in culinary, education, tourism, recreation, health, food security, sustainability, economic development, agriculture, public policy and research. Toronto provides a unique setting for this program because of its wealth of multicultural and Indigenous food traditions. Students will participate in a paid co-op placement focused on the application of culinary and food animation skills.
Food Tourism Entrepreneurship post-graduate certificate will prepare graduates to harness local economies, cultures of food and drink production and consumption and then channel them into successful and resilient tourism “experience” enterprises. The program develops the partnerships and tools to generate, capture, communicate and market unique experiences that speak to consumer values of sustainability and traceability. Graduates of the program will then continue to provide consumers with "taste of place" experiences that build on new business models and opportunities. It will bring creative entrepreneurship skills to the small and medium businesses that make up the food tourism sector.
Bachelor of Business Administration (Business Analytics) will allow students to learn how to transform complex data into easy-to-understand, actionable information and leverage it for sound decision making. This interdisciplinary program blends courses in business, leadership, liberal sciences, dashboarding technologies and analytical techniques. By working with various types of data, students will improve their key critical thinking approaches, strategic and insightful leadership and management skills. This program has hybrid delivery: first 2 years delivered online, last 2 years in a blended format
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2021 Admissions scores and selection
Program Changes New Admissions Changes
Bachelor of Science in Nursing – S118 Grades of 85-90% to be competitive
Orthotic / Prosthetic Technician – S102 Minimum grade needed to proceed to additional testing that will confirm admission to program
process for oversubscribed programs:
Honours Bachelor of Digital Experience Design – G301 Six (6) Grade 12 University (U) or University/College (M) courses or equivalent with a required average of 60% or above (including English, Math)
Selection process for non- oversubscribed programs
Highest marks in the program prerequisites and any relevant supplementary admission requirements as applicable will receive an “Offer of Admission” in the first round of offers. The program waitlist is determined based on the quality and number of applicants. Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission to a program.
Grade 11 marks:
Minimum of 60% in Grade 11 C or U English can be used to receive a Conditional Offer in certain programs.
Dual credits/SHSM programs:
George Brown does not give any advantage to applicants with Dual Credits or Specialist High Skills Majors (SHSM) in making admissions decisions.
Alternate offers of admission:
Applicants who do not meet the program admission requirements or are not competitive enough may receive an “Alternate Offer” of admission to a related or Foundation-level program.
Supplemental admission requirements:
Some programs require a letter of intent, interview, portfolio, audition, etc. Academic Departments will issue notification to applicants regarding supplemental admission requirements. See individual program admission requirements for details at georgebrown.ca/programs.
Differentials: George Brown does not use grade differentials.
Workplace pathways:
College Vocational Program accepts students from “Workplace” programs. Learn more about School of Work and College Preparation programs at https://www.georgebrown.ca/programs/college-vocational-program-a101.
Upgrading pathways:
Academic Upgrading is available for Mature Students. High school students are not eligible for Academic Upgrading. georgebrown.ca/preparation/programs.
Post-graduate opportunities:
A diploma or degree is an admission requirement for most Postgraduate programs. Some programs also have a work experience requirement. georgebrown.ca/postgrad/
Deferral policy: George Brown does not defer Offers of Admission. Apply in the year and term you are able to attend.
Student with disabilities:
Students who have a permanent or temporary disability or who suspect they have a disability and are awaiting an assessment are eligible to receive academic accommodations from Accessible Learning Services. Accommodations may include but are not limited to: extra time and use of a computer to write a test, note-taking assistance in class and negotiated extensions for assignments. To register, fill out our confidential intake form and submit it to our office along with supporting documentation for your disability or disabilities. http://www.georgebrown.ca/accessible-learning-services/ or contact us at [email protected].
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary and awards application information and deadlines:
In 2019-2020, over $124 million was disbursed in funding from OSAP, awards, scholarships and bursaries to more than 12,500 recipients. Information about various financial assistance programs is available at georgebrown.ca/financialaid. Students at George Brown College can apply for various in-course scholarships, awards and bursaries by logging into the Stu-View portal. Information about the types of awards and application deadlines is posted on georgebrown.ca/financialaid/awards. Check in August for the availability of awards and bursaries for the upcoming year. The college also participates in the HigherEdPoints.com program, which allows family and friends to donate Aeroplan Miles and convert them into funds to cover education costs.
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options:
George Brown’s student residence, The George, offers fully furnished 2-bedroom suites with a kitchenette. Included in each suite is Wi-Fi, cable television, phone/local calling, and all utilities. It is located approximately a 15-minute walk from both Waterfront and St. James campuses and is on a major transit line. With ample community spaces that include a state-of-the-art games lounge, fitness area, BBQ patio, and study spaces, the residence combines the complete student experience with proximity to all the city’s amenities. Residence application has no deadline. Applications are based on a first come, first served basis. As such, there is also no guaranteed residence for any student. The room deposit fee is $475 and is refundable for Fall/Winter applicants if they cancel by June 17th and for Summer the refund deadline is April 1st. Applications and further information found at https://www.georgebrown.ca/current-students/services/residence. Direct email: [email protected]
Barrie, Midland, Muskoka (Bracebridge), Orangeville, Owen Sound, South Georgian Bay (Collingwood)
CONTACT INFORMATION Recruitment & admissions: Recruitment: 705-728-1968, ext. 5152
Barrie Campus: Stephen Fennell, ext. 1004 and Sylvia Lauterbach, ext. 1825 Owen Sound, Orangeville and South Georgian Bay campuses: Kailey Hawkins, ext. 2032 Orillia, Midland and Muskoka campuses: Jason Duffy, ext. 3300 Admissions: 705-722-1511
Scholarships & financial aid:
GeorgianCollege.ca/financial for bursaries and financial aid services. GeorgianCollege.ca/awards for awards and scholarship information. LakeheadGeorgian.ca for Lakehead-Georgian specific scholarships and bursaries
Campus tours: Check out our new virtual campus and residence tours - GeorgianCollege.ca/visitus#campus-video-tours GeorgianCollege.ca/tours – book a personal tour GeorgianCollege.ca/recruitment – contact recruiters and book appointments
Upcoming events: Get to Know Georgian: May 18, June 15, July 20, Aug. 17 from 5-6 p.m. GeorgianCollege.ca/gettoknowgeorgian/ Fall Open House: Nov. 2021 Winter Open House: Jan. 2022 – visit georgiancollege.ca for details
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: 13,000 full-time students, including 3,600 international students from 85 countries
New programs: Electromechanical Engineering Technology – Mechatronics (Co-op) – advanced diploma Artificial Intelligence – Architecture, Design, and Implementation – graduate certificate
Program changes: Veterinary Technician – removal of the Health Occupational Aptitude Exam (HOAE) admissions test for selection process, effective as of Fall 2022 Pre-service Firefighter Education and Training – addition of Grade 11 or 12 Biology or Chemistry (C or U) admission requirement as of Fall 2021 intake
What’s new:
Georgian takes the lead in advanced technologies thanks to a partnership with global innovator Magna International Inc. This $1 million investment in Georgian will help bridge the skills gap, drive change in the field of mechatronics, and prepare students for industry 4.0 opportunities. This multi-faceted agreement will lead to the creation of a new, state-of-the-art facility called our Magna Mechatronics Lab at the Barrie Campus. This partnership also includes new scholarship opportunities for both future and current Georgian students. Hyundai Canada is making a bold and powerful commitment to Georgian and the Automotive Business School of Canada (ABSC) by investing more than $250,000 to support Black and Indigenous automotive business students. This fall they will begin giving entrance awards to eligible students via the Hyundai Canada Entrance Award Suite. The partnership aligns with Hyundai’s continued efforts to tackle underrepresentation of Black and Indigenous individuals in the automotive industry, and with Georgian’s ongoing work to seek out and welcome diversity across the college.
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2020 Admissions scores and selection process for oversubscribed programs:
Applicants are ranked using academic grades and other selection tools such resumés, etc. Once the desired number of offers have been reached through rounds of offers, only qualified applicants may be placed on a waiting list.
Selection process for non- oversubscribed programs
Applicants are ranked based on academic grades. Once the desired number of offers have been reached, qualified applicants are placed on a waiting list.
Grade 11 marks: Some programs will accept a Grade 11 Biology or Chemistry as part of the admission requirement. Some programs will accept Grade 11 math with a minimum grade of 60%. For programs requiring Grade 12 courses, and if a Grade 11 final grade has been provided, we may use the Grade 11 mark as an estimate until a mid-term or final grade for the Grade 12 course is received. It is always recommended that students challenge themselves in high school and complete the highest levels of a subject to better prepare for success in college.
Dual credits/SHSM programs:
Dual Credits and SHSM courses are not given extra consideration for admission. However, Dual Credits may be considered for exemption/credit transfer opportunities.
Alternate offers of admission:
Georgian will identify whether programs have a winter or summer intake and provide alternative offers if possible. If there are no alternative intakes, we offer preparatory programs such as Pre-Health Sciences for our health programs or other programs of interest.
Supplemental admission requirements:
See individual program web pages for information about G2 driver’s licence, First Aid, CPR, immunization requirements, Police Vulnerable Sector Check, portfolios and all other non-academic requirements.
Differentials: Georgian does not use grade differentials for C, M or U level courses.
Workplace pathways: All postsecondary programs at Georgian require a minimum of C, M or U level courses. Workplace credits may be considered as part of an application to the Community Integration through Co-operative Education (CICE) program. Applicants who have workplace levels in required courses will be counselled to pursue academic upgrading through Georgian’s free Academic and Career Preparation program.
Upgrading pathways: Applicants taking upgrading can apply to all certificate and diploma programs. Once enrolled, students have many pathway options to transfer into degree programs offered at Georgian. GeorgianCollege.ca/degrees
Graduate opportunities: Georgian offers 19 graduate certificates – diploma and degree holders can fast-track into the workplace in just nine to 12 months.
Deferral policy: Offers of admission and waiting lists are valid for the current term only. Deferrals are not available.
Student with disabilities: All Georgian students with disabilities are eligible for accommodations and support services. Student Success Services provides students with supports that are essential for their success at college. GeorgianCollege.ca/accessibility
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary and awards application information and deadlines:
Georgian raises over $1 million annually for awards and scholarships. There are two award application cycles: once in the fall semester and once in the winter semester. GeorgianCollege.ca/awards Lakehead-Georgian: Over $11 million in scholarships, bursaries and awards offered through Lakehead University. LakeheadGeorgian.ca/financialaid
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options:
Barrie: GeorgianCollege.ca/residence 705.730.5600 (privately operated) Orillia: campuslivingcentres.com 705.242.2852 (privately operated) Owen Sound: campuslivingcentres.com 705.242.2852 (privately operated) Additional options for off-campus residence found at GeorgianCollege.ca/housing
humber.ca | 416.675.3111
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & Admissions: Recruitment: Website: humber.ca/future-students Email: [email protected] Duane Bynoe: [email protected] | Imelda Christian: [email protected] Melissa Men: [email protected] | Yanni Thepanya: [email protected] Admissions: Website: humber.ca/admissions Email: [email protected]
Scholarships & Financial Aid:
Website: humber.ca/admissions/financial-aid/scholarships-bursaries Email: [email protected]
Campus tours: Virtual tour videos are available: humber.ca/future-students/tours-events/book-a-tour
Upcoming events: Fall Open House: Saturday, November 20, 2021 (tentative) humber.ca/openhouse
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: Typically, more than 33,000 full-time students & more than 23,000 part-time, and continuing education students. North Campus: 20,878 Lakeshore Campus: 12,305
New programs: Lakeshore Campus: Bachelor of Social Science – Addictions and Mental Health, Advertising – Art Direction, Fundraising Management, and Business Insights & Analytics. North Campus: Bachelor of Engineering – Mechatronics, Bachelor of Engineering – Information Systems Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering – Built Environment, Cloud Computing, and Health Sector Regulatory Compliance.
Program changes: Bachelor of Science - Nursing is now a standalone degree delivered entirely at Humber, effective Fall 2021. Permanently online starting Fall 2021: Wellness Coaching, Regulatory Affairs, and Inclusive Resource Practice – Child and Family. Fall 2021 resuming: Fundraising Management Graduate Certificate with a revised curriculum. Fall 2021 suspension: Advanced Chocolate and Confectionery Artistry Graduate Certificate.
What’s new:
A new $1500 Certificate to Degree Transfer Scholarship offered for all Ontario College Certificate Graduates entering a Humber Degree, who have attained a GPA of 80% or more. Sports Management Advanced Diploma has a new pathway into the Bachelor of Commerce - Management Studies program (3 year diploma + 2 years of the degree program). Faculty of Applied Science and Technology is re-launching the 6 semester Computer Programming and Analysis Advanced Diploma. Office of Sustainability was the recipient of the 2020 Fair Trade Campus All-Star Award. This is Humber's second time receiving this award. Ask Humber online presentations on topics like Financial Aid, Student Services, Admissions, etc.: humber.ca/future-students/tours-events/ask-humber View the program pages for details of the course/program delivery humber.ca/updates
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2022 Admissions scores and selection process for oversubscribed programs:
Cut-off marks vary from year to year depending on the applicant pool. Please see ontariocolleges.ca/apply/highly-competitive-programs to search over-subscribed programs and admission requirements. Applicants are ranked based upon grades/test scores and additional requirements (if applicable). Applicants are encouraged to apply by February 1 to ensure they are equally considered.
Selection process for non- oversubscribed programs
Grades are generally used for admission to non-oversubscribed programs. There are some competitive programs (i.e. Practical Nursing), and health-related programs, where grades are
not used when issuing an admission offer. Instead successful completion of a mandatory test, (which is comprised of English, Math, Chemistry and Biology) is the basis of issuing an offer. Some non-oversubscribed programs do have additional requirements such as portfolios or auditions. Please see program pages at humber.ca/program for information on individual program selection processes.
Grade 11 marks: 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.
Dual credits/SHSM programs: Please see humber.ca/dualcredit for dual credit courses. Connect with us at [email protected] for SHSM partnership opportunities.
Alternate offers of admission: Applicants may receive alternate offers to related or preparatory programs.
Supplemental admission requirements:
For certain programs, students will need to provide additional requirements (i.e. portfolio, audition, etc.) in addition to meeting the academic and English proficiency requirements. Please refer to program pages under “admission requirements” for more information.
Differentials: Humber does not use grade differentials for admission purposes.
Workplace pathways: Humber will only review courses at the C, M or U level for admissions
Upgrading pathways: Humber offers different upgrading pathways for students including; foundation programs such as arts, design and media; General Arts and Science programs in areas such as College or University Transfer, Health and Science and Technology. We offer a range of pre-apprenticeship programs including Electrical, Plumbing, Welding, and the Mechanical Techniques – Millwright. Please see humber.ca/admissions/transferoptions/transfer-within/humber-pathways
Post-graduate opportunities: Humber offers in total 54 Ontario Graduate Certificates (PG) in various disciplines. Admission requirements (varies by program): diploma, advanced diploma, bachelor degree.
Deferral policy: Humber does not defer admission.
Student with disabilities: Humber’s Accessible Learning Services facilitates equal access for students with disabilities by coordinating academic accommodations and services. Click on Accessible Learning Services at wegotyou.humber.ca for more information on services and supports for students with disabilities.
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary and awards application information and deadlines:
Humber offers over $7.6 million in scholarships, bursaries and awards each year. A wide range of scholarships and bursaries for First Generation, Aboriginal, degree-bound, diploma graduates transferring to degrees, students with financial need and many others are available. On-campus Work Study jobs are also available. Please see humber.ca/financial-aid and humber.ca/studentawards for more information on awards, application procedures and deadlines.
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options:
Dorm & Suite-style rooms. Meal plans in residence are mandatory. Rates can be found here: humber.ca/residence/apply-rates/rates We have a reduced number of spaces for Fall 2021 to ensure physical distancing is possible and are prioritizing students who have on-campus academic requirements or exceptional circumstances. Current measures regarding COVID-19 in residence can be found here: humber.ca/residence/updates $500 deposit is required to accept the room offer along with the completion of application remaining steps.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & admissions:
Collège La Cité : Site web Bureau de Liaison: [email protected], 613 742-2483 option 1 Bureau des Admissions: [email protected], 613 742-2483 option 2
Scholarships & financial aid:
Bureau de l’Aide-financière: [email protected], 613 742-2483 option 2
Campus tours: Visite guidée virtuelle
Upcoming events: Évènements à venir
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: Environ 5000 étudiants
New programs: Techniques de médias et communications numériques Arts Numériques Techniques agricole – Production de cannabis
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary and awards application information and deadlines:
Bourse et aide-financière
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options:
Résidence La Cité
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & Admissions:
Recruitment: 519-541-2403 | [email protected] Admissions: lambtoncollege.ca for a full list of programs
Scholarships & Financial Aid:
Kim Graham: Associate Registrar, Enrolment Services & Financial Aid 519-542-7751 ext. 3306 | [email protected]
Campus Tours: Live Streamed tours Tour Labs, classrooms, social and study spaces with our 360 degree tour available 24/7 on lambtoncollege.ca Individual virtual tours and Program Advising by appointment For all dates and times please check Lambtoncollege.ca
Upcoming Events: Fall & Spring Open House: lambtoncollege.ca/openhouse – November 20, 2021 and March 26, 2022
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: 3,600 full-time students & 6,500 part-time students
New programs: Border Services – 2 year diploma Power Engineering Techniques – 1 year certificate Chemical Lab Technology – 3 year advanced diploma Communicative Disorders Assistant – 1 year graduate certificate
Program changes: Power Engineering Technology: Students now being prepared to write Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) 2nd Class certification in addition to 3rd and 4th class certification. TSSA Certification available through Lambton College labs. Capstone Projects: The last term of the Chemical Laboratory Technology will be spent entirely on an applied project, which will integrate applied research, essentially allowing students to spend an entire semester trying to solve a real world issue. Social Service Worker Degree Pathway: A new agreement with King’s University College allows students to transfer from the Social Service Worker Diploma at Lambton College to pursue their degree studies in Year 3 of the Bachelor of Social Work. Lambton students will receive 7.5 course credits, and will be required to take either 2.0 or 2.5 courses during the summer to be admitted directly into year 3 of BSW.
What’s new:
Nova Chemicals Health & Research Centre: This newly constructed 60,000 sq. ft. facility has been intentionally designed to provide optimal exposure to the healthcare industry through interdisciplinary learning. Athletics & Fitness Complex: This 40,000 sq. ft. facility houses a double gymnasium and a 6,000 sq. ft. multi-purpose fitness and studio space. Centre of Excellence in Energy & Bio-Industrial Technologies: $11 million renovation and upgrade boasts facilities, simulators, and collaborative spaces to provide enhanced education, training, and applied research opportunities. Men’s Varsity Baseball: With the recent opening of the new Athletics & Fitness Complex and rising success and interest in Varsity programs, Lambton College is now fielding a Men’s Varsity Baseball team. Varsity Esports: Continent wide varsity teams that compete in a variety of competitive video games. Tryouts in fall/winter.
Research: In 2021, Lambton College was ranked as the #1 Research College in the province and continues to be named among the country’s best in this area. Enactus Lambton: The College’s innovative Enactus team has also received global recognition for their life-changing projects, and have claimed an Enactus World Cup and two National Championships in recent years.
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2021 Admissions scores and selection process for oversubscribed programs:
Lambton College ranks students on their best grades, either secondary school or post-secondary grades. Admission scores vary by program.
Selection process for non- oversubscribed programs
Lambton College ensures that the student meets all minimum admission requirements.
Grade 11 marks: We use Grade 11 and Grade 12 marks for scoring for competitive programs.
Dual credits/SHSM programs:
For more information see lambtoncollege.ca/SCWI Sandy Boldt, Manager: 519-542-7751 ext. 3383 | [email protected]
Alternate offers of admission:
Yes - the program is added to the list and an offer is sent out.
Supplemental admission requirements:
None.
Differentials: C, U, and M are treated equally.
Workplace pathways: CICE - Community Integration Through Cooperative Education - Sandy Boldt 519-542-7751 ext. 3383 | [email protected]
Upgrading pathways: Academic Upgrading for prerequisites is available in-class or online. Preparatory programs are available.
Post-graduate opportunities:
Graduate Certificates, Accelerated Diplomas and University Articulation agreements are available.
Deferral policy: Students on OSAP can defer fees; a minimum payment of $300 is required. If the student is not on OSAP a minimum deferral of $300 is required
Student with disabilities: The Accessibility Centre provides academic accommodations and supports to students with permanent or temporary disabilities. Interim accommodations may also be available to students who are in the process of being assessed for a disability.
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary and awards application information and deadlines:
lambtoncollege.ca/financialaid All students are also eligible to apply to receive a $500 General Bursary. All awards, scholarships, grants, and bursaries are listed online. Teresa McMahon, Enrolment Services Professional & Financial Aid Coordinator, 519-542-7751 ext.3248 [email protected]
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options:
New: Students can apply to residence before confirming their program seat. Campus Residence accommodates 280 students. Applications are on a first come, first served basis. There is no deadline, applications are open until filled. Residence is not guaranteed. Room Deposit Fee: $100 non-refundable application fee.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & admissions: Recruitment: [email protected] Admissions: 613-969-1913, ext. 2100, [email protected]
Scholarships & financial aid:
Financial Aid: 613-969-1913, ext. 2425, [email protected] Awards: 613-969-1913, ext. 2202, [email protected]
Campus tours: To book a tour, please visit loyalistcollege.com/visit-us Upcoming events: Learn about Loyalist College events: loyalistcollege.com/events
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: Approximately 3,000
New programs: ● Advanced Filmmaking – Digital Content Creation (one-year post-graduate program): Students develop advanced skills in the pre-production, production, and post-production phases of content creation through integrated crew work.
● Broadcasting – Television, Filmmaking & Digital Content Creation (two-year diploma program): Students earn a full spectrum of skills ranging from television production and digital filmmaking to web streaming and interactive content creation.
● Electromechanical Engineering Technician – Mechatronics (two-year diploma program): Graduates will be prepared to work in a wide variety of industrial environments and advanced manufacturing facilities, and may be involved with the design, implementation, maintenance and repair of robotic equipment and automation systems.
● Emergency Management & Incident Response (one-year post-graduate program): Students gain the knowledge and specialized skills needed to respond operationally and strategically to emergencies through mitigation and prevention, preparedness planning, response and recovery.
● Financial Technology (one-year post-graduate program): Students are prepared for a career in fintech by designing secure and regulatory compliant mobile and web solutions to support the financial services sector.
● Massage Therapy (three-year advanced diploma): Students gain the skills and knowledge required to develop, implement and evaluate safe and effective treatment plans for a range of clients with unique treatment goals.
Program changes: ● Child and Youth Care: now a unique five-semester advanced diploma.
What’s new:
● In July, Loyalist College announced the construction of a pedestrian/cyclist path and bridge.
● In September, Loyalist College partnered with the Quinte Skyhawks to offer players a chance to continue their postsecondary studies while they play.
● In September, Ontario’s $757,143-investment in the Career Ready Fund’s Auto Stream was announced. The Fund empowers the College to collaborate with Ontario Tech University and Durham College to aid student placement in the auto sector.
● In December, the Ontario government announced they are investing $2,166,200 in capital funding to help Loyalist College address its deferred maintenance backlog.
● In December, Loyalist College received funding from GreenCentre Canada’s CONNECT program to continue advancing their expertise in green technology and cannabis.
● In December, Loyalist College was recognized as one of Canada’s top 50 research colleges. ● In January, Loyalist College signed a transfer agreement with Seneca College allowing
students to complete their Business degree at the Belleville campus. ● In January, Loyalist College opened the third floor of its renovated Northumberland Wing,
an initiative made possible through a $2.4M government investment in 2016.
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2021 Admissions scores and selection process for oversubscribed programs:
An applicant must first meet the minimum required grade(s) in each of a program’s pre-requisite course(s) and then be ranked by an overall average in these courses and any other courses specified. 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 may refer to the applicant’s relevant Grade 11 mark. Meeting the minimum admission requirements does not guarantee admission.
Selection process for non- oversubscribed programs
All qualified applicants who apply before Feb. 1 are issued an offer. Some students might receive offers as early as November 1. Qualified applicants who submit applications after Feb. 1 will receive offers on a first-come, first-served basis.
Grade 11 marks: For non-oversubscribed programs, Grade 11 marks are not evaluated during the application process unless the credit is a specific requirement of a program.
Dual credits/SHSM programs:
Loyalist currently offers approximately 35 dual credit classes for secondary school students in the following local area school boards: Algonquin & Lakeshore Catholic; Hastings and Prince Edward; Kawartha Pine Ridge; Limestone; Peterborough, Victoria, Northumberland & Clarington Catholic; and Trillium Lakelands. For more information, please contact SCWI Program Coordinator Edina Cappuccitti at [email protected].
Alternate offers of admission:
Students who do not meet the minimum admission requirements for a desired program, or who are unsuccessful in an admissions competition, are issued an alternate offer to a similar program for which they qualify.
Supplemental admission requirements:
Supplemental admission requirements may be required. Requirements may include portfolios, criminal record checks, driver’s licences, immunization records, CPR and First Aid, and anaphylaxis certificates.
Differentials: C, M, U credits are all weighted equally where applicable. Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree program applicants must possess the required U and M level credits.
Workplace pathways: Please see Workplace Pathways page.
Upgrading pathways: Certain conditions may allow applicants to gain admission to their desired program by completing our Career & College Prep program or by successfully completing the Mature Applicant Pre-Entry Test.
Post-graduate opportunities:
Please visit loyalistcollege.com/postgrad for a full list of post-graduate programs, including Public Relations – Event Management, Human Resources Management and Cannabis Applied Science, among others.
Deferral policy: N/A
Student with disabilities: AccessAbility Services assists students with disabilities in adjusting to the College environment. Since each student’s needs are unique, supports and accommodations are arranged on an individual basis. Services are free, voluntary and confidential. Students must self-identify and are encouraged to contact AccessAbility Services well in advance of attending to arrange a time to discuss services and supports, and to provide documentation such as assessments (psycho-educational, occupational therapist, etc.) and IEPs. For more information, students, families, and guidance counsellors may contact [email protected] or call 613-969-1913, ext. 2519.
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary and awards application information and deadlines:
● Specialist High Skills Major Award: This annual bursary is available to students who have received their SHSM designation and are entering first year in a postsecondary program at Loyalist College. Five awards of $1,000 will be granted based on a 500-word essay on the student’s SHSM experience and how it impacted their postsecondary pathway. Students may apply for this award through myloyalist.com in August.
● The Weston Family Scholarship in the Skilled Trades: Designed to attract students to skilled trades careers, the Weston Family Scholarship offers tuition and bursary incentives to help students train for and succeed in this growing labour market. During the course of their studies, recipients who maintain a specified minimum average can receive up to $4,000 in bursaries and a tuition credit. For deadlines and application details, visit loyalistskills.com.
● Loyalist College Entrance Scholarship: Students who have a high school average of 87% or higher and accept our offer of admission by May 1 are eligible to receive a $1,000 scholarship (average is based on all Grade 11 and the top six Grade 12 courses). Students
must maintain their 87% average through to graduation to receive the scholarship. RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options:
Loyalist College is now offering students who apply by August 15 the opportunity to win 1 of 100 $2,000 Residence Bursaries, plus a $100 New Entrant Bursary. Loyalist College offers five suite-style Residences with enough space for 476 students. These fully furnished Residences are set up apartment-style with six single, two bathrooms and a kitchen that is equipped with a fridge, stove, microwave, and dishwasher. Loyalist College also has four fully furnished townhouse accommodations. Students can request a quiet building or an alcohol-free building and identify their roommate preference. Students are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Potential students may apply before confirming an offer of admission. There is no application deadline. Students can apply online; a $50 application fee and $500 deposit are required.
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & admissions: Acting Team Lead, Recruitment & Admissions: Dylan Mattson
Acting Associate Registrar, Admissions & Systems: Grace Acosta
Registrar’s Office Email: [email protected]
Registrar’s Office Telephone: 416.596.3101
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Scholarships & financial aid:
You can reach Michener’s Financial Aid Officer at [email protected].
For more information: https://michener.ca/admissions/fees-financial-aid/
Campus tours: View our program videos and see how our passion for education and healthcare makes Michener your best path to success.
https://virtualtour.michener.ca/michener/home/programs/
Upcoming events: Virtual Open House Fall 2021: November 13, 2021* 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Join us on our virtual open house to learn more about Michener programs, careers in healthcare and our services. Connect with our program faculty through interactive sessions and take a virtual tour of the St. Patrick Campus facilities.
To learn about other Michener events, please visit: https://michener.ca/admissions/events/ *Event date is subject to change
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: 1,000 students in base programs and more than 3,000 students enrolled in Continuing Education programs and courses each year.
New programs: Digital Health and Data Analytics (Full-Time)
Program changes: N/A
What’s new:
In April 2021, Michener’s launched its newest program, Digital Health and Data Analytics, a comprehensive two-year, six semester program dedicated to training learners in digital health, artificial intelligence (AI), data analytics, machine learning and virtual care. This program was purpose-built for learners who see themselves contributing to the rapidly-evolving digital world and its impact on healthcare. Designed to be pragmatic, practical and job oriented, this unique, cutting-edge program will prepare students for an exciting career in digital health, data science, AI in healthcare and beyond. For more information about the program, visit the program page at https://michener.ca/program/dhda/
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2021 Admissions scores and selection process for oversubscribed programs:
All applicants who apply by the equal consideration deadline are ranked based upon their cumulative GPAs (converted to the 4.0 OMSAS scale) and their Computer-Based Assessment for Sampling Personal Characteristics (CASPer) score. Top-ranked applicants receive an offer of admission in mid-April. Offer process continue until seats are filled.
Selection process for non- oversubscribed programs
N/A
Grade 11 marks: Grade 11U level marks considered only in cases where Grade 12U marks are still in progress for direct entry programs (Respiratory Therapy & Medical Laboratory Science).
Dual credits/SHSM programs:
N/A
Alternate offers of admission:
N/A
Supplemental admission requirements:
Applicants must pay a $35 supplemental application fee through OCAS. Upon acceptance, all students must submit required immunization and immunity blood test requirements, a Vulnerable Persons Check to Health Services by August 31st
Differentials: All programs require Grade 12U courses and/or University course prerequisites
Workplace pathways:
Upgrading pathways:
Post-graduate opportunities: Michener offers a variety of post-graduate programs such as Anesthesia Assistant, Advanced Foot and Wound Care, Cardiovascular Perfusion, Chiropody, Diagnostic Cytology, Digital Health and Data Analytics, Genetics Technology, Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Ultrasound.
Joint programs with the University of Toronto include: Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging Technology, Radiation Therapy and Radiological Technology. https://michener.ca/academic-programs/requiring-university-degree/ Michener also offers a variety of post graduate part-time Continuing Education programs. https://michener.ca/continuing-education/certificate-programs/
Deferral policy: N/A
Student with disabilities: Accessibility services and counselling available through the Student Success Network. https://michener.ca/discover-michener/accessibility/students/
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary and awards application information and deadlines:
Michener offers over $80,000 in scholarships, bursaries and awards annually. There are ten (10) Michener Entrance Scholarships valued at $1,500 each.
For more information: https://michener.ca/admissions/scholarships-bursaries-and-awards/
RESIDENCE INFORMATION Residence options:
Schatz Hall is Michener’s on-campus residence which is attached to the main building with 40 private residence rooms (all of which have private washrooms). Shared kitchen facilities and common areas are available on each residential floor. Residence is only available to first year students. Students with home residences greater than 100 km away are given first preference. A deposit is not required but a credit card is required to hold for damages in lieu of a deposit. Apply by July 1st: http://www.michener.ca/students/residence
All students have access to recreation and athletics facilities on campus including: Squash Court and Gymnasium for intramurals/pick-up sports such as basketball, indoor soccer and volleyball; strength training area with free weights, plate weights and pin-selected weight machines and cardio area with a flat screen TV.
135 Fennell Ave W, Hamilton, ON L9C 0E5 | mohawkcollege.ca
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & admissions:
Admissions Phone: 1-844-767-6871 or Email [email protected] Recruitment: Phone 905-575-2460 or Visit mohawkcollege.ca/future-students International Students: Phone: 1-888-664-2959 or Email: [email protected]
Scholarships & financial aid:
Financial Assistance Phone: 1-844-767-6871 Visit: mohawkcollege.ca/financialassistance and mohawkcollege.ca/momoney Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
Campus tours: Email: [email protected]
Upcoming events: Visit: mohawkcollege.ca/events
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: Mohawk College delivers quality education to more than 32,500 full-time, part-time and apprenticeship students, 575 Indigenous students, 5,275 international students from more than 90 countries and 900 academically at-risk high school students.
New programs: 595: Digital Health Bachelor’s Degree (Honours)
Program changes: For Fall 2022 admission, students interested in the McMaster Nursing program at Mohawk College and Conestoga College will submit their application through OUAC.
What’s new:
Mohawk College’s Centre for Aviation Technology is Canada’s newest aviation training facility. The new 75,000-square-foot complex brings together all of the college’s Aviation programs into one purpose-built state-of-the-art facility in an airside hangar at John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport. The three-storey facility provides students with modern labs, shops, training aids, classrooms and access to nearly 20 aircraft, doubling the student enrolment capacity for the college’s Aviation programs.
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2021 Admissions scores and selection process for oversubscribed programs:
Eligible applicants to oversubscribed programs, who have applied before the Equal Consideration Date (Feb 1), are ranked by grades of required courses. Additional selection criteria may be applicable. Note: HOAE is no longer required for admission purposes for programs 715, 728, and 746. We do not publish cut-off scores for oversubscribed programs as they are determined based on the applicant pool and vary from year to year.
Selection process for non- oversubscribed programs
All eligible applicants who have applied before the Equal Consideration Date (Feb 1) receive an offer of admission.
Grade 11 marks: 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.
Dual credits/SHSM programs:
Health & Wellness, Design/Engineering, Welding, Media, Automotive and Indigenous Studies complement the existing General Education, Technology, and OYAP programs offered on campus and in secondary schools throughout the Golden Horseshoe and Haldimand-Norfolk communities. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/dualcredit
Alternate offers of admission:
Applicants to waitlisted programs, and applicants not eligible to their program of choice who are not pursuing upgrading or testing options, may be sent an alternative offer for a related program.
Supplemental admission requirements:
Additional selection criteria may be used for oversubscribed programs. Examples are portfolios, interviews, résumés, auditions, questionnaires, testing etc.
Differentials: Information on how C, M or U level courses are considered as part of our admissions process: As per the Ministry’s Binding Policy Directive, all C, M or U level courses are considered equally for the purpose of admissions decisions
Workplace pathways: Art & Design Foundations (270), Career Pathways (361), Human Services Foundation (276), Pre-Media and Entertainment (194), Mechanical Techniques (574), Construction Techniques (452), Construction Techniques – Plumbing (584), Visit mohawkcollege.ca
Upgrading pathways: Opportunities exist through Continuing Education mohawkcollege.ca/ce and through the Academic Upgrading program funded by Employment Ontario (EO) mohawkcollege.ca/au Earn college credits through City School by Mohawk. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/cityschool For English as a Second Language applicants, we offer General Arts & Science- English for Academic Purposes mohawkcollege.ca/278 (Domestic) and mohawkcollege.ca/478 (International).
Post-graduate opportunities:
Mohawk offers a number of graduate programs. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/gradstudies including New programs in Digital Health (594) and Project Management (399)
Deferral policy: n/a
Student with disabilities: Mohawk has a comprehensive Accessible Learning Services department to support academic accommodations, assistive technology, alternate format, and learning skills for students with disabilities. Visit mohawkcollege.ca/als Questions? email [email protected] or Phone 905-575-2122
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE & AWARDS INFORMATION
Applying for Scholarships, and Bursaries:
Mohawk College has always offered an affordable education, giving students access to more than $3 million in Mohawk College bursaries, and Ministry-partnered bursaries and scholarships to help meet our student’s financial needs. Each semester, complete your Financial Assistance Profile to be considered for all the awards, bursaries and scholarships available through Mohawk College. The application opens prior to the start of every semester at www.mohawkcollege.ca/financialprofile
Mo’ Money Financial Literacy
Mo' Money Financial Literacy Resource Centre supports students in becoming more confident with their finances. Whether saving for school, making a budget, or planning for a major purchase we can help. Visit us any time at mohawkcollege.ca/momoney.
Applying for OSAP The Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) is a financial aid program that can help you pay for college. To find out how much you may be eligible for and to apply online, visit ontario.ca/osap
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options:
Residence applications open on February 1 each year. Spaces are limited, with applications being accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. A security deposit of $350 is due at the time of application (which is a refundable amount at the end of your stay in residence). Should a student choose to cancel their application, they must do so before June 15 in order to receive their $350 deposit back. Visit mohawkresidence.ca and click the ‘Apply Now’ on the main page to get started.
General application inquiries can be sent to [email protected].
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & admissions:
Recruitment – Dept. Email: [email protected] NC has dedicated Recruitment Coordinators across Southwestern and Central Ontario.
Visit NiagaraCollege.ca/recruitment to connect with your recruitment contact Phil Hayes, Associate Director- [email protected] 905-735-2211 ext. 7898 Admissions – Dept. Email: [email protected] Dept. Phone: 905-735-2211 ext. 7619 Tina Matson, Associate Registrar - [email protected] NiagaraCollege.ca/admissions
Scholarships & financial aid:
Financial Aid & Awards – Dept. Email: [email protected] Dept. Phone: 905-735-2211 ext. 7618 Shawna Luey, Associate Registrar [email protected] https://www.niagaracollege.ca/fees-finances/financial-aid/
Campus tours: Visit the campus in person or virtually. https://www.niagaracollege.ca/visit/
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: Over 10,000 Full-time students
New programs: Massage Therapy Diploma, Beverage Business Management Grad Cert, Business Analytics Grad Cert, Social Media Mgmt. Grad Cert, Supply Chain Mgmt. Grad Cert
What’s new:
New Advanced Standing pathway into Culinary Innovation and Food Technology for graduates of Culinary Management or Chef Training. Removal of pre-admission portfolio requirement for Social Service Worker and Brewmaster & Brewery Operations Management.
Useful links LauNCh: Is an online resource at NC designed to help LauNCh students into their studies with confidence. NiagaraCollege.ca/launch Prospective students can participate in live interactive webinars and interact with faculty and current students during our Academic Spotlight Sessions. Please visit NiagaraCollege.ca/visit/oncampus/spotlightsessions/
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2021 Admissions scores and selection process for oversubscribed programs:
For competitive programs, applications received on or before the application deadlines are equally considered, based on published admission requirements and residency priority. Selection is based on the average of final grades in all required courses and, if required, pre-admission test or portfolio scores. Course averages are based on the highest final grade available at the time of evaluation. Mid-term grades are not considered for competitive programs. However, grade 11 final grades are considered where the required grade 12 course is in progress. For detailed Pre-Admission Requirements and important dates visit: NiagaraCollege.ca/PAR. Detailed information and examples on admission decisions is available at www.niagaracollege.ca/admissions (click on Admission Decisions)
Selection process for non- oversubscribed programs
Applications to open programs are evaluated based on published admission requirements. Acceptances are issued upon receiving admission requirements and continue to be issued until the program reaches capacity.
Grade 11 marks: Grade 11 final grades are considered where the required grade 12 course is in progress. Example: When an applicant is enrolled in a required grade 12 English (and has no previous final mark for grade 12 English) evaluation will be based on the final mark for grade 11 English. Offers of admission granted in this circumstance will be conditional upon successful completion of the required grade 12 English.
Dual credits/SHSM programs:
Dual credits and SHSM courses are not given extra consideration for admission. However, Dual Credits may be considered for exemption/transfer credit opportunities. SHSM Scholarship Niagara College offers a $1,000 Specialist High Skills Major Scholarship for eligible applicants applying for admission into an identified related Niagara College program. For details visit: NiagaraCollege.ca/SHSM. Niagara College has awarded over $500,000 in scholarships to graduating high school students completing their SHSM credentials.
Alternate offers of admission:
Alternate offers of admission may be issued to related or preparatory programs. Applicants with E level English may be considered for an alternate offer to General Arts and Science – College Exploration, Pre-Community and/or Pre-Technology.
Supplemental admission requirements:
We refer to supplemental admission requirements as Pre-Admission Requirements. Additional fees may apply. For detailed Pre-Admission Requirements and important dates visit: NiagaraCollege.ca/PAR
Differentials: Niagara College does not differentiate between C, M or U level courses.
Workplace pathways: All post-secondary programs at NC require a minimum of C, M or U level courses. Workplace credits may be considered on an individual basis for admission to some preparatory certificate programs or as part of admission to either the General Arts and Science Certificate or the Community Integration through Continuing Education (CICE).
Upgrading pathways: Preparatory Certificate programs are offered in Pre-Health, Pre-Community, Pre-Technology and College Exploration. The Academic and Career Entrance (ACE) certificate program is available for candidates who are at least 19 years of age and do not have the required courses for admission. NiagaraCollege.ca/ACE
Post-graduate opportunities:
Graduate Certificate programs are offered at Niagara College. Niagara College also offers pathways to other degrees and diplomas at both Niagara College and other institutions. To review established Pathways visit: NiagaraCollege.ca/Pathways
Deferral policy: Offers of admission and waiting lists are valid for the current term only. Deferrals are considered on an individual basis when documentation (ex. medical note) is provided.
Student with disabilities: Accessibility Services Welland Campus: 905-735-2211 ext. 7778/7635 Niagara-on-the-Lake Campus: 905-641-2252 ext. 4408/4449 For types of support and accommodations visit: NiagaraCollege.ca/AccessibilityServices SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary and awards application info and deadlines:
Dept. Email: [email protected] Dept. Phone: 905-735-2211 ext. 7618 For details visit: NiagaraCollege.ca/Finaid
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options:
Welland Campus Tel: 905-732-9700 Niagara- on- the- Lake Campus Tel: 905-641-4435 Residence Application Deadline: April 15, 2021 Residence Guaranteed: Priority is given to those residing outside of the Niagara Region. Room deposit fee: $500 On-line Application Form: NiagaraCollege.ca/Residence
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & admissions:
Recruitment Manager - Jaret Dicks |705-235-3211 x 2253| [email protected] Indigenous Recruiter - Hope Koosees |705-365-8382| [email protected] Northern Region Recruiter - Sumit Swami |705-363-6941| [email protected] Southern Region Recruiter - Kara McComb |416-580-0596| [email protected] Admissions Julie Labbe |705-235-7222| [email protected]
Scholarships & financial aid:
Proud to be Northern $500 Entrance Award for any diploma or advanced diploma, Pre-Service Firefighter, Mechanical Technician – Welder Fitter and BScN programs. Over $500,000 available in bursaries. For more information, please contact Financial Aid: Timmins Campus: 705-235-3211 ext. 7215 | [email protected] Haileybury Campus: 705-672-3376 ext. 8808 | [email protected] Kirkland Lake Campus: 705-567-9291 ext. 3636 | [email protected] Moosonee Campus: 705-336-2913
Campus tours: Virtual Campus tours available by request at: www.northernc.on.ca/tours/ OR contact our Student Recruitment team: [email protected] Google SelfLed Virtual Tours are available for all campuses
Upcoming events: Bi-weekly Navigating Northern Series via Zoom with our Recruitment Team
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: 1,800 Full-time students + 6,700 Part-time and Continuing Education students
New programs: Emergency Management, Terrorism and Pandemic Response: Grad Cert Global Business, Entrepreneurship & Technology: Diploma/Grad Cert Several new programs are MCU pending for Fall 2021, visit northerncollege.ca for program announcements
Program changes: Veterinary Technician and Veterinary Technology – Wildlife Rehabilitation now requires 20 hours of work/volunteer experience in a Veterinary hospital. SSW& ECE curriculum update
What’s new:
Northern will now have programs starting in September, January and May. New 23,000 sq.ft Innovation Hub at our Timmins Campus. Usable labs for research and student technology. Consist of eight labs – two manufacturing labs, plus one each for carpentry, virtual reality, simulation, alternate energy, mining exploration and 3D printing – two classrooms and two shops.
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2019 Admissions scores and selection process for oversubscribed programs:
Varies from year to year, only minimum requirements are published. However, the cut off for highly competitive programs is higher than the minimum requirement issued. Highly competitive programs are programs that receive more applications than seats available in the program. As a result, applications received by February 1st are ranked in order of priority according to highest academic achievement in the admission requirements published for the program. After the February 1st equal consideration date, applications are waitlisted should seats become available in the program.
Selection process for non-
Must meet minimum admissions requirements or be in the process of obtaining admission course requirements to receive a conditional offer. Proof of registration in high school
oversubscribed programs
courses or upgrading is required. Applicants continue to be assessed until September, or until the program cap is reached and then a waitlist is created.
Grade 11 marks: Admissions may use marks from Grade 11 for students in highly competitive programs where Admissions does not have Grade 12 marks to base their offer. However, we recommend that applicants if possible, try to have Grade 12 requirement course(s) for a highly competitive program completed in the first semester of their last year to be more competitive in the process.
Dual credits/SHSM programs:
Dual credits would be looked at for credit exemption. List of dual credit programs available upon request.
Alternate offers of admission:
Applicants that do not meet admission requirements for selected programs may be provided an alternative offer where they do meet the admission requirements, dependent on availability of seats in any given program.
Supplemental admission requirements:
No admissions testing - Veterinary Sciences, Health Sciences and Community Services placement (First Aid, CPR, Immunization records, police check). Admission testing is offered to mature students who do not have the required English or Math, (no testing available for sciences).
Differentials: Northern College does not use differentials.
Workplace pathways: Students with workplace level courses are able to study our Animal Grooming Certificate program. We also offer academic upgrading. For more information, please visit the Northern College website regarding workplace level courses.
Upgrading pathways: Academic upgrading available. Preparatory programs; Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diploma and Degrees. General Arts and Science – Exploratory. Pre-Technology Certificate.
Post-graduate opportunities:
Companion Animal Physical Rehabilitation, Healthcare Management, Global Business, Entrepreneurship & Technology, Welding Design – International, and Emergency Management, Terrorism and Pandemic Response, Welding Design – International and Electrical Engineering Technician – Level 3 for Instrumentation Grads.
Deferral policy: Only in extenuating circumstances – requests must go to our Registrar and are considered on an individual case-by-case basis.
Student with disabilities:
Accessibility Services: Timmins Campus: 705-235-3211 ext. 2237 | [email protected] Haileybury Campus: 705-672-3376 ext. 8818 | [email protected] Kirkland Lake Campus: 705-567-9291 ext. 3625 | [email protected] Moosonee Campus: 705-336-2913 ext. 5603 | [email protected]
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary and awards application information and deadlines:
Proud to Be Northern $500 Entrance Award for any diploma or advanced diploma, BScN, Welder Fitter, Pre-service Firefighter programs. As well as over $500,000 available annually. Northern is the best in the province for financial assistance to student ratio. Check out our website for more information: www.northernc.on.ca/foundation-bursaries/ www.northernc.on.ca/financial-assistance/
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options:
All residence information can be found at: www.northernc.on.ca/housing/ including application form. Timmins Campus Residence: (103 single rooms, 12 suites, 4 double rooms) including private bathroom in each room, central shared kitchen, two common rooms, game room, and laundry facilities. Guaranteed residence for first-year students, residence must be confirmed with deposit before June 15th. Haileybury Campus Residence: (16 units, 4 rooms in each, 64 beds total). Apartment style with open-concept kitchen and living area, 2 bathrooms, flat screen TV, laundry, furnished. Off-campus housing list available online for all campuses.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & admissions: Recruitment: Stacia Pepper, 519-674-1500 x. 63256, [email protected]
Campus Registrar: [email protected]
Scholarships &
financial aid:
Student Financial Aid and Awards Counsellor: Alison McMahon, 519-674-1500 x.
63507, [email protected]
Campus tours: Please contact Stacia Pepper (contact information above) to schedule a one-on-one
RC Connect Information Session. Register online at ridgetownc.com/connect
Upcoming events: All events can be found on our social media and website
Planning for upcoming virtual and possibly face-to-face events
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: Approximately 450 full-time students
New programs: No new programs for Fall 2021
Program changes: ● Discontinued Performance Horse Handler Certificate
What’s new:
● $1,500 Agri-Food Scholarships for select students entering the Agriculture, Horticulture, or Environmental Management Diplomas
● HOAE Testing has been removed as a Veterinary Technology pre-admission requirement. No new testing requirement added at this time.
● Veterinary Technology Diploma admission requirements are 100% based on academic grades and prior post-secondary completion
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2021 Admissions scores
and selection process for
oversubscribed programs:
Associate Diploma in Veterinary Technology
● Grade 12 C/U Math and English, Grade 11C/U Biology, Grade 12C/11U Chemistry. ● College level courses must each have a minimum final average of 75% and
University level courses must each have a minimum final average of 65%.
Selection process for non-
oversubscribed programs
OSSD or equivalent, a minimum 65% average, in six Grade 11 or Grade 12, C, M, O, or
U courses, excluding co-op credits. Within the six courses, including a minimum of
Grade 11C Math and Grade 12C English.
Grade 11 marks: Grade 11 grades will be considered as part of the six courses for their required
admissions average. If we are looking for a final Grade 12 mark for admissions into an
oversubscribed program, we will consider Grade 11 marks in the assessment process,
but the Grade 12 marks must still meet the minimum required average.
Dual credits/SHSM
programs:
N/A
Alternate offers of
admission:
Alternate offers may be made to applicants who have applied to the Veterinary
Technology Conventional program. An offer to the Veterinary Technology Alternative
program may be granted.
If applicants are not successful in an offer of admission to our Veterinary Technology
diploma, they are encouraged to consider our other animal-related program options
(Agriculture Diploma, Equine Care and Management Diploma, or Veterinary Office
Administration Certificate).
Supplemental admission
requirements:
N/A
Differentials: For Veterinary Technology admissions, our minimum grade for college level courses is
75% and for university level courses is 65%.
Workplace pathways: N/A
Upgrading pathways: N/A
Post-graduate
opportunities:
N/A
Deferral policy: For deferrals, students can connect directly with our Campus Registrar for more
information. Deferrals can be granted for all programs except the Veterinary
Technology diploma programs.
Student with disabilities: Students with disabilities are encouraged to contact our Student Accessibility Services
Co-ordinator, Amy Wszol, to discuss their accommodations needs and can be reached
at [email protected] or 519-674-1500 ext. 63206
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary
and awards application
information and deadlines:
$1,500 Entrance Scholarships for students in select programs, approx. 100
scholarships
Fall Awards Program, approx. 40 awards, totaling approx. $40,000
Winter Bursaries, approx. 40 bursaries, totaling approx. $104,000
Spring Grad Awards, approx. 58 awards totaling approx. $35,000
Deadlines for entrance, bursaries and in-course awards will be in October 2021
Deadlines for graduation awards will be in April 2022
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options:
Students are encouraged to apply by the residence deadline of May 28, 2021 if they
want to live on-campus in Steckley Hall Residence. Steckley Hall is a dormitory-style,
co-ed residence. The residence application can be found on the campus’ website and
a $500 deposit is due at the time of the residence application submission.
Note: The following costs are 2020 fees.
Double rooms—2 students per room - are approx. $1,324/semester/student
Single rooms—1 student per room - are available by request and are approx.
$2,649/semester/student
Students who live in Steckley Hall are required to purchase the meal plan which is
approx. $1,595/semester/student. The meal plan runs Monday through to Friday at
lunch.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & admissions: Student Recruitment Phone: 705-759-2554, extension 2222 Email: [email protected] Indigenous Student Recruitment: [email protected] Web: www.saultcollege.ca/student-information/recruitment Admissions Phone: 705-759-6700 or 1-800-461-2260 Email: [email protected]
Scholarships & financial aid:
Student Financial Assistance Phone: 705-759-2254, extension 2704 Email: [email protected]
Campus tours: Virtual Tours: Visit www.saultcollege.ca/VR On Campus Tours: Campus tours are currently unavailable due to Covid-19 restrictions. Please visit our website for further info on when tours will resume.
Upcoming events: Visit www.saultcollege.ca for information on future events.
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: 2,800 Full-Time students
New programs: Bachelor of Engineering – Mechatronics in partnership with Humber College. Visit https://www.saultcollege.ca/programs/engineering-technology/bachelor-engineering-mechatronics for details.
Program changes: Fall 2021 intake, we expect that the delivery model of programs will reflect the needs of the specific field of study, and may include one or more of the following: In Person – all classes on-campus Blended – all classes on campus coupled with asynchronous online learning activities or assessments completed remotely Hybrid – some classes online and some classes on-campus HyFlex – all classes will be held simultaneously on-campus and online and the student can choose daily how to participate Remote – all classes online
What’s new:
New Construction: Mechatronics lab and student learning space coming soon! Aviation Investments: Purchased 2 new planes to add to our current fleet. We now have the largest civilian fleet of Zlin aircraft worldwide! Also, Aviation students can now access a total of 6 flight simulators on our campuses.
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2019 Admissions scores and selection process for oversubscribed programs:
As of April, 2020, all programs are currently open with the exception of Aviation – Flight Technology. For 2020, note that the cut-off average for Aviation was 74%. This average is subject to change year-over-year.
Selection process for non- oversubscribed programs
Check that all admission requirements are met, or are in the process of being met. All eligible applications are accepted.
Grade 11 marks: Some programs have a Grade 11 entrance requirement; while others are ranked using a Grade 11 prerequisite in the absence of the Grade 12 requirement (Grade 12 final grades must meet minimum admission requirements).
Dual credits/SHSM programs:
No admission is based on dual credits or Specialist High Skills Major courses. We do offer five $1000 monetary awards annually to eligible students. Email [email protected] for application details.
Alternate offers of admission:
Applicants who do not meet the admission requirements for their program of choice will be given an alternate offer of admission, wherever possible.
Supplemental admission requirements:
Some programs have supplemental requirements including First Aid, CPR, WHMIS, Criminal Record Check, Category 1 Medical, and English Language Proficiency. Please visit www.saultcollege.ca for more details.
Differentials: Sault College does not use differentials.
Workplace pathways: Students with workplace level courses are able to study in the Community Integration through Co-Operative Education (CICE) Certificate program. Programs requiring an OSSD (no specific course requirements) include Pre-Trades and Technology, Pre-Health Sciences, Digital Film Production, Welding Techniques, Metal Fabrication Technician, and all Motive Power Programs.
Upgrading pathways: Free Academic Upgrading on campus for English, Math, and Sciences. Upgrading can be used to meet entrance requirements for Post-Secondary programs, excluding BScN. There are also online substitutes for Academic and Career Entrance courses. Students will be able to earn their high school equivalency certificate (the ACE certificate) for entrance into college or apprenticeship programs.
Post-graduate opportunities:
Business: Global Business Management, Health Care Administration, Hospitality and Tourism Management, Project Management, Public Relations and Event Management, Supply Chain Management Community Services: Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (Online) Trades and Technology: Automated Manufacturing, Robotics and Automation Health Sciences: Accommodation and Human Rights Management (Online), Gerontology - Multidiscipline Information Technology: Health Informatics, Mobile Applications Design, Network Architecture and Security Analytics Environment: Natural Resources/Environmental Law – Inspection and Enforcement
Deferral policy: Sault College does not defer admission.
Student with disabilities: We ask students to self-identify as soon as possible with our Accessibility Office. This is a confidential, self-identification process that enables us to effectively plan for the support services that students may require. For more information, please contact our Accessibility Office by phone at (705) 759-2554 extension 2703, or by email at [email protected].
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary and awards application information and deadlines:
The Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards online application for currently enrolled students will open on October 1st and close mid-November. Over $2.0 million is available annually.
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options:
Room style and rates can be found at: https://www.saultcollege.ca/residence/residence-rates All residence information can be found at: https://www.saultcollege.ca/Residence/index.asp including online application form. Application and non-refundable $50 fee is due May 7, 2021. If you receive a room offer, a $300 non-refundable deposit is due June 4, 2021. Full fees are due July 23, 2021. For more information, please contact 705-759-2554 extension 2684 or e-mail [email protected]
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & Admissions: Student Recruitment - Guidance Portal: senecacollege.ca/counsellors Phone: 416.491.4660 Email: [email protected] Canadian Applicants: senecacollege.ca/registrar/canadian-applicants.html International Applicants: senecacollege.ca/international/apply.html Apply using college portal: senecacollege.ca/international/apply/forms.html Phone: 416.493.4144 Email: [email protected]
Scholarships & Financial aid:
Financial Aid: senecacollege.ca/registrar/financialaid
Phone: 416.493.4144 Email: [email protected]
Campus Tours: During the COVID-19 pandemic, tours are offered virtually: senecacollege.ca/visitus
Book a school group tour: [email protected]
Phone: 416.491.4660 Take a virtual tour: senecacollege.ca/campuses/360tours
Upcoming events: Open House: senecacollege.ca/openhouse
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: 30,000 full-time students / 8,000+ graduates annually
New programs: ● Personal Support Worker certificate (accelerated) ● Hons. Bachelor of Design in Interactive Media ● Bachelor of Engineering - Software Engineering ● Esports Marketing Management graduate certificate
What’s new:
● Online supports – Seneca offers many supports for studying online including help with technology platforms, online learning support and a virtual orientation.
● Fall 2021 delivery - This fall, our programs will be delivered in four different formats and some programs will be offered in more than one format. View delivery format by program for details.
● Seneca Business transformation – Our new Seneca Business experience includes access to leading thinkers, international partnerships and impact hubs, preparing students to be innovative leaders and build a better, more sustainable world.
● HeadStart – This is a new free initiative for students starting their postsecondary education online. HeadStart provides support to those looking to improve their communication, math or science skills, or their study and online learning habits.
● Microcredentials - Seneca has launched more than 100 short courses to help students and professionals upskill, reskill or boost new skills development.
● Humber-Seneca Polytechnic Partnership (HSPP) – The HSPP was created to promote co-operation between the two institutions and enhance student learning opportunities. It features 200+ diploma-to-degree pathways giving students the opportunity to seamlessly pathway from diploma to degree.
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2021/22 Admissions Scores and Selection Process for Highly Competitive Programs: (Note: Some oversubscribed programs are not available to international applicants)
Highly Competitive Programs
To be competitive applicants require
Number of
Seats
Number of Applications
Animation Portfolio of work and drawing test 65 670 Bach of Behavioural Psychology
Min. 65% in six 12U courses 70 520
Bach of Aviation Technology
Min. 65% in six 12U courses with min. 70% in four required courses
90 450
Nursing - BScN Min 80% in six grade 12U courses 265 3,150 Paralegal Min 70% 12C English 75 400 Practical Nursing 75% in four required courses 270 1,800
Veterinary Tech. Min. 85% in required courses 100 960
Selection Process for other programs:
The selection process for programs that are not highly competitive is based on published admission requirements.
Grade 11 marks: In the absence of mid-term or final Grade 12 marks for pre-requisite subjects for a given program, Grade 11 marks may be considered as criteria in the selection process.
Dual credits/SHSM programs:
Seneca has more than 50 dual credit courses across various academic areas, supporting over 1,000 high school students annually. Courses include aeronautics, psychology, marketing, drawing, design, flight attendant, autoCAD, animal behaviour, forensic crime, nutrition and podcasting. Many courses support Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) programs. Seneca offers a non-renewable $1,000 dual credit bursary to full-time students in their first year who complete a dual credit course at Seneca during high school and demonstrate financial need. Students apply in September of first year.
Alternate Offers of Admission:
When a student does not meet the admission requirements, they may be given an alternate program recommendation which is relevant to their chosen area of study.
Supplemental Admission Requirements:
Some programs use additional admission criteria such as portfolios or skills tests. The following are some examples:
Program Supplemental Admission Requirement Acting for Camera & Voice Acting profile and audition Animation Portfolio of work and resumé Graphic Design Portfolio of work and design assignment Illustration Portfolio of work and resumé
Differentials: Seneca does not use differentials in the selection process.
Workplace Pathways: Applicants who have workplace level courses are encouraged to consider Seneca’s Academic Upgrading program to prepare for college.
Upgrading Pathways: Seneca offers a free Academic Upgrading program for students missing requirements for college. Our English/Math 12U equivalency programs allow applicants to upgrade their high school English or math skills to qualify for a Seneca degree. Other upgrading options include the Academic and Career Entrance (ACE) certificate, Youth to Postsecondary (Y2P) program, General Arts diploma and one-year certificates.
Post-graduate Opportunities:
Diploma and degree graduates can apply to a graduate certificate program.
For details: senecacollege.ca/gradcerts Seneca also has established pathways with over 60 reputable partner institutions so students completing their Seneca credential can pursue further education to reach their goals.
Deferral Policy: An applicant may change their start date at OCAS within the same application cycle and will be considered for an offer if there is room in the program. There is no guarantee of a seat if the program is highly competitive.
Student with Disabilities: Seneca Counselling & Accessibility provides short-term supportive counselling and academic accommodations to students who have documented disabilities or medical conditions. We also offer assistive technology training, learning strategy instructions, workshops, groups and more. Visit senecacollege.ca/counselling. Seneca continues to offer the Program for the Education and Enrichment of Relational Skills (PEERS®), a social skills program for young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
SCHOLARSHIP & FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, Bursary and Awards Application Information:
Seneca offers millions of dollars in scholarships, bursaries and other awards each year. Renewable degree scholarships are available to students whose Grade 12 average is at least 70%. A $2,500 scholarship is available for qualified diploma graduates pursuing a Seneca degree. Domestic students may qualify for up to $1,500 in tuition assistance. For details: senecacollege.ca/registrar/financialaid
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options: Residence living is an opportunity to build friendships and gain independence, even if studying online. Applications are completed online and will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Visit: senecaresidence.ca
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & admissions:
Student Recruitment – Guidance Portal: guidance.sheridancollege.ca
Email: [email protected]
Canadian Applicants: admissions.sheridancollege.ca
Email: [email protected] | Phone: 905-845-9430, option #4
International Applicants: sheridancollege.ca/admissions/international-centre
Email: [email protected] | Phone: 1-905-815-4001
Scholarships & financial aid:
Financial Aid & Awards: financialaid.sheridancollege.ca Email: [email protected]
Campus tours: Weekly Webinars & 1-on-1 Advising Appointments: experience.sheridancollege.ca Guided Virtual Tours: tours.sheridancollege.ca Book an advisor to present to your school/class: [email protected]
Upcoming Events Fall/Spring Open House Dates: TBD | openhouse.sheridancollege.ca Program Specific Virtual Workshops: Creative Writing | Business | More To book, email [email protected]
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population: 22,500 full-time | 3,700 part-time | 14,995 Continuing and Professional Studies
New programs: Honours Bachelor of Computer Science: Cloud Computing (PBCPCC) | Data Analytics (PBCPDA) | Game Engineering (PBCPGE) Honours Bachelor of Experiential Design (PBXDN)
Program changes: Program Name modifications: Computer Systems Technician – Information Technology Infrastructure and Services (formally known as Information Technologies Support Services) Computer Systems Technology – Information Systems Engineering (formally known as Computer Systems Technology – Systems Analyst) New Pathway options: --Graduates of Sheridan’s one-year General Arts and Science – University Profile certificate or two-year General Arts and Science – University Profile diploma can transfer up to 16 courses toward one of four McMaster University’s Honours Bachelor of Arts programs focusing on Aging and Society, Anthropology, Society Culture and Religion, or Sociology --Graduates of Sheridan’s Honours Bachelor programs in Mobile Computing, Information Systems Security, Mechanical Engineering and Game Design are eligible to apply up to 12 credits towards Niagara University’s Master of Science in Information Security and Digital Forensics.
What’s new:
Co-op of the Year Award For the sixth time in eight years, Sheridan College is home to the top college co-op student in the country. Honours Bachelor of Interaction Design student Christina Weng has been named 2019 Student of the Year for Co-operative Education at a College by Co-operative Education and Work-Integrated Learning Canada (CEWIL Canada). Magna School of Skilled Trades In honour of a $2 million gift from automotive technology supplier Magna, Sheridan re-named its suite of Skilled Trade programs as the Magna School for the Skilled Trades, and re-named our state-of-art 130,000 squarefoot Skilled Trades Centre at our Davis campus in Brampton to the Magna Skilled Trades Centre.
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2020 Admissions scores and selection process
Applicants to some oversubscribed programs are admitted based on a combination of both academic criteria and the ranking of a supplemental item. These scored
for oversubscribed programs:
supplementals are used in conjunction with the applicant’s academic performance. Minimum admission GPAs can be found at guidance.sheridancollege.ca.
Selection process for non- oversubscribed programs
Applicants to some programs are admitted based on academic criteria alone. Selection is based on the average of their six highest senior-level credits, including required courses. Sheridan uses a limit of one cooperative education mark as part of the average.
Grade 11 marks: For certificate and diploma programs, appropriate grade 11 marks can be used as electives in the calculation of an admissions average if the applicant is registered in the required courses. Unless specified as an admission requirement, grade 11 courses are NOT used in determining eligibility for admission to degree programs.
Dual credits/SHSM programs:
Marks for dual credits and/or SHSM courses are used in the calculation of admission averages and are treated as electives, if they are part of the six highest senior-level marks used in the average. They are not used as pre-requisite courses.
Alternate offers of admission:
Applicants who do not meet the admission requirements for their program of choice
will be assessed and advised and may be considered for other related programs.
Supplemental admission requirements:
Supplemental admission requirements can include portfolios, auditions, resumes, questionnaires, creative projects, essays, etc. Information about supplemental admission requirements can be found at guidance.sheridancollege.ca.
Differentials: Sheridan does not use grade differentials in the selection process.
Workplace pathways: Sheridan will only review courses at the C, M or U level for admissions.
Upgrading pathways: Free academic courses in English, Math, Chemistry and Biology (ACE Core), and Computer Applications and Strategies for Success (Elective). For more information visit: upgrading.sheridancollege.ca.
Post-graduate opportunities:
Sheridan offers 24 Ontario Graduate Certificate programs in various disciplines. For a full list visit https://www.sheridancollege.ca/programs and filter by credential.
Deferral policy: Sheridan defers offers of admission only under extenuating circumstances supported
by
appropriate documentation. All deferrals are at the discretion of the Registrar.
Students with disabilities:
Students are encouraged to self-identify with Accessible Learning right after acceptance to the College to ensure their needs can be met in a timely manner. For more information visit: accessibility.sheridancollege.ca.
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary and awards application information and deadlines:
Sheridan awards more than $7 million each year in financial assistance to students. Students are encouraged to complete their General Online Awards Application when they start their program to automatically be matched to various opportunities. For more information visit: financialaid.sheridancollege.ca Sheridan Degree Entrance Scholarships Student’s with a minimum GPA ranging from 70-80% will automatically qualify for a $1,000-$2,500 entrance scholarship for select degree programs*. *GPA requirement and scholarship amount varies by program. https://www.sheridancollege.ca/admissions/financial-aid-and-awards/awards-and-scholarships/sheridan-degree-entrance-scholarship International Entrance Scholarship All new international students beginning their studies in the Fall 2021 or Winter 2022 semesters (with the exception of ESL and FCAPS programs) will receive an entrance scholarship ranging from $1,000 to $2,000*. *Scholarship amount varies by program. https://www.sheridancollege.ca/admissions/international-centre
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options:
The Trafalgar Residence accommodates 824 Trafalgar students, and the Davis Residence houses a total of 350 Davis and HMC students. For more information visit: sheridanresidence.ca
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment: 1-519-972-2727 or Toll-Free 1-800-387-0524
Ed DeSchutter Dianne Dunat Ayla Kalayci
Ext. 4676 Ext. 4405 Ext. 4248
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Admissions: Julie Stockwell Ext. 5033 [email protected]
Scholarships & Financial Aid:
Linda Ali ext. 4566 [email protected]
Campus Tours: Marketing & Recruitment ext.2760 [email protected]
Upcoming Events: Please visit www.stclaircollege.ca for upcoming events and OPEN HOUSE dates.
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student Population: Over 14,000 full-time students across 3 campuses (Windsor, Downtown & Chatham)
New Programs: New Diagnostic Cardiac Sonography – Post Graduate program New Honours Bachelor of Business Administration (Information Communication Technology)
Program Changes: ● Electromechanical Engineering Technician & Electromechanical Engineering Technology ● Music Theatre Performance – Applicants now can submit auditions electronically
What’s New:
● Sports Park completion, artificial turf football/soccer field, softball diamond, outdoor beach volleyball courts and the Zekelman Tennis Centre.
● Additional Residence at our Windsor Campus, featuring 510 beds, completion Fall 2021 ● St. Clair Fratmen Football Team
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2021 Admissions scores and selection process for oversubscribed programs:
With the exception of the Collaborative Nursing Program (BScN), admissions to oversubscribed programs will be based on the average of all grade 11 and 12 marks. In addition, the HOAE test is required for Cardiovascular Technology, Dental Hygiene, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Medical Laboratory Science and Respiratory Therapy. ** *Collaborative Nursing is based on the average of final first semester grade 12 required (U) courses. If you have not taken the required Chemistry or Biology in your first semester of Grade 12, your Grade 11 (U) marks will be used. ** Programs using the HOAE Test could change due to the COVID 19 pandemic, visit program pages for most up to date information.
Selection process for non-oversubscribed programs:
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) with a majority of credits at the College (C), University (U), College/University (M), or Open (O) level or equivalent. All applicants must meet program specific requirements.
Grade 11 Marks: For oversubscribed programs, with the exception of Collaborative Nursing (BScN), applicants are ranked by the average of all grade 11 and 12 marks. Also, for selected “popular” programs, a grade 12 English mark will be used for ranking purposes. If a grade 12 English is not available, the grade 11 English mark will be used. NBE 3(C) or 3(U) Contemporary Aboriginal Voices is considered a Grade 11 English for ranking purposes.
Dual Credits/SHSM programs:
St. Clair College offers a number of courses through the Dual Credit Program. For further information, please call: 1-519-972-2727 ext. 5403. $1,000 SHSM Scholarship available, applicants must apply online.
Alternate offers of admission:
No alternate offers of admission are automatically given, unless requested by applicant.
Supplemental admission requirements:
Music Theatre Performance – Audition (can be submitted electronically) Graphic Design – Art Portfolio Animation 2D/3D – Drawing Test Paramedic – Questionnaire Some Health Sciences programs – Health Occupations Aptitude Examination (HOAE)
Differentials: St. Clair College does not differentiate between C, M, and U level courses; they are treated equally.
Workplace Pathways: Applicants who have workplace/essential/basic levels in required courses will be counselled to pursue academic upgrading through the Academic Career Entrance, Community Integration through Cooperative Education, General Arts & Science & Pre-Health programs.
Upgrading Pathways: Pre-Health Sciences, Academic Career Entrance (ACE) or General Arts & Science
Post-graduate Opportunities:
Autism and Behavioural Science, Child and Youth Care – Accelerated, Early Childhood Education – Accelerated, Development Service Worker – Accelerated, Construction Project Management, Paralegal – Accelerated, Event Management, Web & Interactive Advertising, and Human Resource Management, International Business Management - Logistics Systems, Media Convergence, Advanced Medical Esthetics Practitioner, Diagnostic Cardiac Sonography
Deferral Policy: $100.00 Deferral fee to be paid to the college for students awaiting OSAP or RESP.
Student with Disabilities:
To receive services, students must meet with an Accessibility Services counsellor and present documentation that provides written verification of the diagnosis. This could include: ▪ Medical reports ▪ Clinical psychologist report ▪ Psychiatric report ▪ Educational assessments
(Individual Education Plans – IEP, Individual Placement and Review Committee – IPRC)
The student and counsellor will then develop an appropriate Accommodation Plan which will outline the in-class, instructional testing, and out-of-class accommodations to be provided by St. Clair College. If you have any questions or concerns regarding services for students with disabilities, please contact Student Services at: Email: [email protected] or Phone: 519-972-2727 ext. 4226
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, Bursary and Awards Application information and deadlines:
St. Clair College offers more than $3 million in awards, scholarships and bursaries. For details and deadlines please visit: www.stclaircollege.ca/financial-aid SHSM Scholarship – First year students entering a full-time post-secondary program who have received, or will receive, a SHSM credential will receive a $1,000 SHSM scholarship Skills Canada – Ontario Technological Skills Competition Scholarship – Grade 12 competitor will receive a $1,000 tuition scholarship. Saints Varsity Athletic Scholarship – Every Saints Varsity Athlete will receive the maximum Athletic Scholarship permitted under OCAA rules and regulations. Must have a minimum of 2.0 GPA with no failed courses and they will receive $1,250.00 per semester up to a maximum of $2,500 for the year. For more information go to: www.saintsathletics.ca
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence Options:
Available at both Windsor and Chatham campuses; 2 to 6-minute walk to main campus – 2 or 4 bedrooms fully furnished suites, satellite TV and utilities included; bi-weekly housekeeping service, entertainment lounges and study rooms, secure building with controlled access. There is a deposit requirement of $500.00. Applications are based on a “first-come, first-serve” basis. For application form/information go to www.stclairresidence.ca | Direct Line: 1- 519-966-1601
Brockville Cornwall Kingston
CONTACT INFORMATION
Recruitment & admissions:
1-800-463-0752 [email protected] www.stlawrencecollege.ca
Scholarships and financial aid:
www.stlawrencecollege.ca [email protected]
Campus tours: www.stlawrencecollege.ca
Upcoming events: www.stlawrencecollege.ca
INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION
Student population:
With three friendly campuses in Brockville, Cornwall & Kingston, we are home to 7,000 full time students from Canada and more than 40 countries worldwide.
New programs: 1124 – Honours Bachelor of Science – Nursing (Tri-Campus) Stand-Alone Program 1126 – Esthetician – 2-year program 0891 – Addictions and Mental Health (Post-graduate program) 0812 – International Business Management (Post-graduate program) 0897 – Project Management (Post-graduate program)
Program Changes 0974 Game Programming requires 12C Math minimum instead of 11C
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
2021 Admissions scores and selection process for highly competitive programs:
Highly competitive programs vary year to year. 1124 Honours Bachelor of Science - Nursing: Primary ranking on the average of the six grade 12U and 12M courses and a secondary ranking on the average of the core prerequisites English, Math,
Biology and Chemistry. Minimum of 2 core grades are required to be competitive in the ranking.
1124 Honours Bachelor of Science - Nursing B – 75, C – 75, K – 83 Programs with three or more prerequisites: Primary ranking on the average of the prerequisites (minimum of 2 final grades required to be included in the ranking) and a secondary ranking on the overall grade 11 and 12 average with workplace and open credits excluded.
1102 Honours Bachelor of Behavioural Psychology 73 0478BP General Arts & Science - Behavioural Psychology stream 70 0134 Medical Laboratory Science 85 0970 Paramedic 70 0491 Practical Nursing B – 70, C – 70, K – 75 0722 Veterinary Technology The prerequisite average is
combined with HOAE results for overall ranking
Other Programs: Ranking is based on the overall grade 11 and 12 average with workplace credits excluded. 1094 Pre-Health Pathway to Advanced Diplomas & Degrees K – 65 0633 Veterinary Assistant 70 0385 Social Service Worker K - 70
Selection process for programs that are not highly competitive:
We accept all qualified applicants, space permitting.
Grade 11 marks: Grade 11 marks are used only when the admission requirement calls for Grade 11 subject, or for ranking competitive programs (as above).
Dual credits/SHSM
Dual credits are not given extra consideration for admission; however individual courses may be considered for exemption purposes.
Alternate offers of admission:
Alternate offers are not issued. We contact applicants and encourage them to apply to the program at a different campus.
Supplemental admission requirements:
Please see each program page for full details: ● 0790 Community Integration through Cooperative Education: CICE Application Package,
Reference Letter & Interview ● 0309 Graphic Design: Portfolio Assignment ● 0965 Performance recording and musical background
Royal Conservatory Music Intermediate Rudiments Level 6
● 1012 Music Theatre - Performance: Audition ● 0722 Veterinary Technology: HOAE (Health Occupation Aptitude Exam)
Differentials: St. Lawrence College does not use grade differentials.
Workplace pathways:
The following programs will accept applicants whose OSSD was or will be earned with workplace preparation level credits:
● 0141 Carpentry Techniques ● 1004 Culinary Skills ● 0503 Hairstylist
Upgrading pathways:
We offer a Career and College Prep (Adult Upgrading) program as well as ACE.
Post-graduate opportunities:
A variety of Graduate Certificate and Fast Track opportunities are available. We have articulation agreements – both on our campuses and around the world i.e. Ireland, Barbados and other global destinations. For the most current articulation agreements please go to our website and click on Programs & Courses > Credit Transfer Opportunities
Deferral policy: Deferred offers are not permitted.
Student with disabilities:
St. Lawrence College has extensive Student Wellness & Accessibility Services outlined on our website www.stlawrencecollege.ca/campuses-and-services/services-and-facilities Students with IEPs are encouraged to contact us in May. Campus Contacts: Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Brockville 613-345-0660, extension 3111 / 3154 Cornwall 613-933-6080, extension 2709 Kingston 613-544-5400, extension 1593
SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
Scholarships, bursary and awards application information and deadlines:
More than 500 bursaries were provided to students across our three campuses last year, ranging between $500 and $3,000! Applicants need to fill out the application ONCE to be considered for all bursaries for which you qualify. www.stlawrencecollege.ca/pay-for-college/bursaries-and-scholarships
RESIDENCE INFORMATION
Residence options:
We offer fully furnished suites both single and double with in-room washrooms. Application can be made online as soon as a student has confirmed their offer – spaces are allocated on a ‘first-come, first-in’ basis, and they do fill up. The fee payment can be split into two equal payments, one each semester. An initial payment of $250 ($250 towards a damage deposit) is required at the time of acceptance to residence. http://www.stlawrencecollege.ca/campuses-and-services/residences/
The following is a centralized list of pathways and or programs available for students graduating from high school with Workplace Level credits. Please refer to the College website or contact the college for verification of program options. Algonquin College Applicants taking Workplace courses have to write an admission assessment. Each student is assessed on an individual basis. College Boreal Academic upgrading through ACE, admission may be given to the General Arts and Science program. Cambrian College Applicants with workplace-level English can apply to the Pre-Trades/Technology program (PRET), General Arts and Science – Indigenous Specialization (GAIN), General Arts and Science Certificate (GAPG), or pursue Academic Upgrading (UPGR). Canadore College Academic & Career Entrance Program, Academic Upgrading, General Arts & Science, English for Academic Purposes Indigenous Preparatory Studies, Trades Fundamentals, Aviation Fundamentals, Game Design and Development. Centennial College Students with Grade 12 Workplace English may apply to: Auto Body Repair Techniques; Food Service Worker; Hospitality Foundations; Motorcycle and Power Sports Product Repair Techniques; and Trades Foundations – Motive Power. Conestoga College Conestoga offers programs that require an OSSD or equivalent with no specific course requirements. These include: Business Fundamentals, Food Service Worker, Bartending, Bookkeeping, Construction Techniques (multi trade), Brick & Stone Fundamentals and Community Integration through Co-operative Education.
Confederation College Workplace level applicants will be eligible for our 1-year College Access Certificate Program, or our General Arts and Science 1-year Certificate or 2-year Diploma programs. Durham College Academic Upgrading and ACE courses are available through the college: https://durhamcollege.ca/programs-and-courses/academic-upgrading-college-preparation https://durhamcollege.ca/academic-schools/school-of-continuing-education/programs-and-courses/academic-career-entrance-ace-program
Fanshawe College Applicants taking workplace level courses are assessed on a case-by-case basis and should contact an Admissions and Pathways Advisor at [email protected] or www.fanshawec.ca/advising/booknow
Pathways/Programs for Workplace Level
Students at Ontario Colleges - 2021
Fleming College Blasting Techniques, Esthetician, Heavy Equipment Operator, Mechanical Techniques-Plumbing, Personal Support Worker, Trades Fundamentals. George Brown College College Vocational Program accepts students from “Workplace” programs. Learn more about School of Work and College Preparation programs at https://www.georgebrown.ca/programs/college-vocational-program-a101. Georgian College All postsecondary programs at Georgian require a minimum of C, M or U level courses. Workplace credits may be considered as part of an application to the Community Integration through Co-operative Education (CICE) program. Applicants who have workplace levels in required courses will be counselled to pursue academic upgrading through Georgian’s free Academic and Career Preparation program. Humber College Applicants who have workplace level courses are encouraged to consider Humber’s Academic Upgrading program. For information about this program visit https://liberalarts.humber.ca/programs/academic-upgrading. Applicants who are 19 years of age or older and have not completed the Ontario High School Diploma (or equivalent) will be invited to write a mature student admission assessment. The assessment results will be used to determine eligibility of the program(s). La Cite Contact Registrar’s Office for more info: 613-742-2483, option 2 (toll free 1-800-267-2483, option 2) Lambton College Offers Community Integration through Cooperative Education. For more information, please contact Sandy Boldt 519-542-7751 ext. 3383 [email protected] Loyalist College Community Integration Through Co-operative Education (CICE): this program is designed for students with intellectual disabilities and other significant learning challenges. Through modified programming and field placement opportunities, this pathway program will help students develop skills that will prepare them to transition to volunteer or paid employment. Academic upgrading is also available through the Career & College Prep program. For more information and admission details, please visit loyalistcollege.com. The Mitchener Institute No information Mohawk College Art & Design Foundations (270), Career Pathways (361), Human Services Foundation (276), Pre-Media and Entertainment (194), Mechanical Techniques (574), Construction Techniques (452), Construction Techniques – Plumbing (584), Visit mohawkcollege.ca Niagara College All post-secondary programs at NC require a minimum of C, M or U level courses. Workplace credits may be considered on an individual basis for admission to some preparatory certificate programs or as part of admission to either the General Arts and Science Certificate or the Community Integration through Continuing Education (CICE). Northern College Students with workplace level courses are able to study our Animal Grooming Certificate program. We also offer academic upgrading. For more information, please visit the Northern College website regarding workplace level courses. Ridgetown Campus N/A
Sault College Students with workplace level courses are able to study in the Community Integration through Co-Operative Education (CICE) Certificate program. Programs requiring an OSSD (no specific course requirements) include Pre-Trades and Technology, Pre-Health Sciences, Digital Film Production, Welding Techniques, Metal Fabrication Technician, and all Motive Power Programs. Seneca College Applicants who have workplace level courses are encouraged to consider Seneca’s Academic Upgrading program to prepare for college. Sheridan College Sheridan will only review courses at the C, M or U level for admissions. St. Clair College Applicants who have workplace/essential/basic levels in required courses will be counselled to pursue academic upgrading through the Academic Career Entrance, Community Integration through Cooperative Education, General Arts & Science & Pre-Health programs. St. Lawrence College The following programs will accept applicants whose OSSD was or will be earned with workplace preparation level credits: 0141 Carpentry Techniques, 1004 Culinary Skills, 0503 Hairstylist.
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