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Every path is unique.Discover yours.

We guarantee you’ll start your career within six months of graduation—or we’ll give you a year of undergraduate classes free of charge. It’s called The Concordia Commitment. And there’s no program like it in Alberta.

How can we be so confident in the value of your education at Concordia University of Edmonton? It starts with staying small. Our size is your advantage. Your education will be yours alone—personalized to your passions. Professors connect one-on-one, in and out of the classroom. Fellow students become friends and collaborators. You shape your future, one day at a time.

From Edmonton’s gorgeous river valley, you’ll connect to the world. Bounce ideas off people from every department. Put new skills to work with hands on experiences. Share knowledge around the globe, working with one of our 40 international university partners. Small has never been bigger.

Whether you study arts, science, or management, no two Concordia degrees are the same—because no two students are the same. But don’t take our word for it. Come discover Edmonton’s University for yourself.

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Our academic programs are based on a broad curriculum expressed through interactive hands-on lectures and an intimate environment in which you are encouraged to think, learn, express, contribute, and discover with the guidance of your professors.

Education at Concordia University of Edmonton on the banks of the mighty North Saskatchewan River gives you a solid foundation to face the future with confidence. We are committed to the highest standards in education, maximizing potential, and offering you an awesome student-focused experience.

To support and enhance the student experience on campus, we are committed to the ongoing development and engagement of active research. Research is considered to be a part of the intellectual development of both students and faculty, providing a visible demonstration of academic excellence to the broader community.

Research at Concordia University of Edmonton is a process of inquiry that generates new

There are no limits and there is no finish line with the pursuit of knowledge. The real world demands constant evaluation and adaptation. At Concordia University of Edmonton, we prepare you for the real world of high demand and constant change. Our goal is to ensure that you graduate with a solid foundation of knowledge, the ability to think clearly and objectively, and the communications skills you’ll need to succeed—in your career and in your personal life.

Cultivate knowledge. Seek new discoveries.

Small class sizes mean professors get to know you and care about your success. Ask as many questions as you want and learn as part of a tight-knit group without ever getting lost in the crowd.

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knowledge. It may involve scholarly, scientific, or creative activities in a field of specialization that results in the development of new insights. These are communicated to a broader academic community.

Our exciting new addition to campus—the 30,000 sq. ft., $16.37 million Centre for Science, Research and Innovation (CSRI)—opens Fall 2018.

CSRI is a research and business development hub, reflecting a new approach to learning. The Centre combines research and education with real-world entrepreneurial and service experiences. It breaks down academic silos and helps develop graduates who will be the practitioners and business leaders of tomorrow. As a result, the Centre ensures sector-ready graduates who will make a difference far beyond Edmonton.

CSRI will be a hub of activity, allowing exciting research and business development to take place by both students and faculty in a cutting-edge facility. Along with peers, scholars, community and industry partners, students will be able to delve into real-world problems and bring to life innovative solutions and entrepreneurial opportunities.

The Centre will develop and empower Concordia graduates to become true community leaders of tomorrow.

Centre for Science, Research & Innovation

The Centre will be home to five of Concordia’s key institutes and centres:

· The Centre for Innovation and Applied Research (CIAR) Transitions science into successful businesses through industry incubators and business development services.

· The Institute for Psychological Research and Services (IPRS) Graduates highly educated professionals and serves the community by connecting research, learning, and practice with modern mental health needs.

· The Indigenous Knowledge and Research Centre (IKRC) Provides access to Indigenous leaders and community members for counsel, mentoring, advice, and guidance. Also houses a resource and reference centre, as well as cultural space for ceremonies, celebrations, and feasts.

· Public Health Simulation Lab (S-Lab) Utilizes augmented reality that allows students to visualize and experience real-world environmental health situations, improving their ability to formulate effective and efficient responses to public environmental health issues.

· Research Labs Offers state-of-the-art biology, chemistry, and environmental sciences research labs that facilitate research projects for both students and faculty to solve real-world challenges.

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Master of Information Systems Security Management (MISSM)

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Whether it’s uncovering the science of human behaviour through psychology, studying the interpretation and expression of human intellect through the humanities, or discovering clues to the fundamental questions of existence through philosophy, the Faculty of Arts will help you develop real-world skills that will set you up for a long and successful career.

A Bachelor of Arts degree gives you the opportunity to creatively express yourself while building valuable and sought-after skills such as critical thinking, adaptability, collaboration, and effective communication. If you’re fascinated by human ideas and culture, and you want to strengthen your ability to interpret and understand the world we live in, the Faculty of Arts was made for you.

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A deeper understanding of the world is waiting to be discovered. Develop your skills in investigation, research, analysis, and experimentation with the Faculty of Science. You’ll be challenged to take a closer look at the natural and physical world using cutting-edge best practices, applying rigorous and logical interdisciplinary thinking.

With unique opportunities for lab training and hands-on experience, the Faculty of Science will help satisfy your curiosity and develop the skills and knowledge needed to advance you into your choice of many diverse and exciting careers.

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Chemistry ACCREDITED BY CSC

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The personal attention is the best here at Concordia University of Edmonton. Returning home to Spain, I’ll miss Edmonton’s river valley and the many friends I’ve made here.

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Through our highly innovative and flexible degree program, you will develop key analytical, business, communication, and professional skills. That’s just the beginning. You will also gain a deeper understanding of complex issues ranging from ethics to leadership, learning from instructors with real-life business and industry experience.

Our Bachelor of Management degree offers a variety of options from prerequisites for a Chartered Professional Accountant designation to the necessary skills to pursue a career in marketing or human resources. You will be given the tools to thrive in the field of your choice, become a strong leader, and learn through diverse platforms including theory, case studies, and even a paid internship.

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Concordia University of Edmonton also offers:

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ESConcordia University of Edmonton now offers a dual degrees program, allowing you to gain both a Bachelor of Science (Chemistry) degree and a Bachelor of Management degree, from the Mihalcheon School of Management, within a 5-year timespan.

The dual degrees program offers you the unique prospect of graduating with both a business and a chemistry background. This opens up a host of career possibilities. You’ll engage in independent intellectual and creative work, build sought-after transferable skills, and experience an industry-specific internship.

Industry associations and leaders have recognized dual degrees programs as a significant advantage for career advancement and succession planning. Of his early career, one business leader said, “It would have been advantageous to have had a broader background in business management and principles at this point in my career, along with a better understanding of what was of importance to corporate management.”

The Association of the Chemical Profession of Alberta (ACPA) is also pleased with the new offering. “The combined degree in Chemistry and Management will give graduates from your program the skills to set up their own businesses, become successful technical entrepreneurs, or compete for science management positions in industry and government,” said a prominent ACPA member.

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Interested in getting your dual degree? Here’s what your academic journey will look like:

· Complete a total of 153 credits

· Take a minimum of 102 credits in Arts and Science courses, of which a minimum of 66 credits must be Science

· Maintain an overall GPA of 2.3 or higher

· Count no more than 48 credits of junior-level courses toward the dual degrees

· For graduation, have a minimum overall GPA of 2.3 in the 153 credits required for the dual degrees

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Recognized by Alberta Education and the Alberta Teachers’ Association, our two-year elementary education program gives you the opportunity to gain the necessary knowledge, skills and attributes for certification as a teacher in Alberta. What could be more rewarding than making a clear, tangible difference in the lives of others? With our After Degree program, you are mentored by faculty, staff, and accomplished teachers in the field. You’ll also benefit from field experiences and learn about program planning, teaching strategies, classroom management skills, comprehensive school health, including diverse learners, and how to integrate technology into teaching.

Our Bachelor of Education (After Degree) program offers unique opportunities to help you in your transition to employment as teachers, as well as supporting volunteer time in the classroom following the completion of the degree. Ask us about the Employment Processes program and the Bridges Bursary program. Space in this After Degree program is limited, so we encourage you to apply early.

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Please refer to the Academic Calendar for a complete listing of admission requirements and acceptable courses. For more information, visit concordia.ab.ca

Interested? You’ll need to meet the following criteria:

· Completion of a three or four-year baccalaureate degree from a recognized college or university

· A minimum admission grade point average (AGPA) of 2.3 (on Concordia University of Edmonton’s 4-point scale) or equivalent on the most recently attempted 30 credits

· Completion of 3 credits in English language/literature

ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS

· Completion of 9 credits from at least two of the following areas of study: archaeology, anthropology, classics, computing science, economics, fine arts, history, languages other than English, mathematics, philosophy, physical education and sport studies, political science, psychology, religious studies, sciences, sociology

· A volunteer/work experience record

· Two confidential assessment forms

· A philosophy of teaching statement

· Evidence of proficiency in computer knowledge and use

I made real connections with my profs. If you show you’re there to learn, they go out of their way to help. You can have a transformative experience that sets you on your career path.

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Health and wellness depend on clean air, water and soil, as well as safe communities and food. Our Bachelor of Environmental Health (After Degree) opens the door to innovation with plenty of career options in the Environmental Public Health field. If it seems unique, that’s because it is. This is one of only six programs in Canada that prepares you for the Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors (CIPHI) certification exam.

Our After Degree shows students how to integrate human health issues with the ecological balances essential to long-term environmental quality. You will develop a general knowledge of the biomedical and physical sciences, clinical specialties, social sciences and the law related to public health, and even benefit from a 12-week field placement.

Connect your healthto your world.

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ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS

Please refer to the Academic Calendar for a complete listing of admission requirements and acceptable courses. For more information, visit concordia.ab.ca

Interested? You’ll need to meet the following criteria:

· Completion of a three or four-year baccalaureate science degree from a recognized college or university

· A minimum admission grade point average (AGPA) of 2.3 (on Concordia University of Edmonton’s 4-point scale) or equivalent on the most recently attempted 30 credits

· Successful completion of 12 senior-level credits as listed below.

a. 3 credits in chemistry;

b. 3 credits in microbiology;

c. 3 credits in human or mammalian physiology;

d. 3 credits in statistics

· Successful completion of 3 junior or senior-level credits as listed below:

a. English or writing

· A resume including a statement of career objectives

· Demonstrated fulfillment of Concordia University of Edmonton’s English language requirement

· Canadian Citizenship or Canadian Permanent Residence/ Landed Immigrant of Canada status

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Graduate Studies at Concordia University of Edmonton is your next step to a higher level across an array of unique programs and diverse fields. You’ll dig deeper, follow your passion, and impact society at local, national, and international levels. Complete your program enlightened and prepared to take on a career in your respective field.

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PROGRAMS

Please note that individual graduate programs may require additional admission requirements. For more information, visit concordia.ab.ca

Ready? You’ll need to meet the following criteria:

· A four-year baccalaureate degree from Concordia University of Edmonton or equivalent from a recognized institution

· An admission grade point average (AGPA) of 3.0 (on Concordia University of Edmonton’s 4-point scale) or equivalent on the most recent 60 credits of undergraduate (or graduate) study

· Demonstrated fulfillment of Concordia University of Edmonton’s English language requirement (Graduate Studies)

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

FACULTY OF ARTS

Graduate Certificate and Diploma in Psychological Assessment (PA)FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT

Master of Information Systems Assurance Management (MISAM)

Master of Information Systems Security Management (MISSM)

Graduate Diploma in Information Assurance (IA)

Graduate Diploma in Information Security (IS)

FACULTY OF SCIENCE

Graduate Diploma in Environmental Public Health PracticeFACULTY OF EDUCATION

Master of Education in Educational Leadership

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In Fall 2018, we are launching an inclusive centre designed to provide for the needs of Indigenous students . The Indigenous Knowledge and Research Centre (IKRC) connects Indigenous and non-Indigenous students with social and scientific research opportunities. It also allows students to engage in research collaborations with key industry and community partners.

Concordia University of Edmonton is committed to reconciliation that involves recognizing how colonizing structures and relationships impact Indigenous students. Our strategy builds upon initiatives and programs of education, research, outreach, and engagement with an Indigenous focus.

We continue to build and deepen relationships with Indigenous communities, through visits to First Nation communities and collaboration with the Metis Nation of Alberta and the Rupertsland Institute. Our goals and initiatives are guided by our Elders Council, in collaboration with the Indigenous Students’ Council and the Indigenous community.

We believe that introducing students across all programs to Indigenous history, including the impacts of colonization, Indigenous ways of being, and Indigenous culture, will enrich their educational experience.

We are committed to supporting Indigenous students through challenging times and helping them reconnect with their own teachings and practices.

Our Faculty of Education ensures that Canada’s future teachers will nurture and foster forward-thinking and positive educational practices in acknowledging and understanding the contribution of Canada’s Indigenous Peoples.

Concordia’s Financial Aid and Awards department also provides advice on the variety of scholarships and awards available to our Indigenous students.

For support, our Indigenous students can rely on the Indigenous Student Council, as well as supports provided by Student Life and Learning, along with faculty and peers. We are a tight-knit community aimed at ensuring all students succeed at achieving their goals.

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President Gina Donald Sawridge Cree Nation

Vice-President Maxine Courtoreille-Paul Alberta Metis Nation

VP Finance Mavis Cardinal Saddle Lake Cree Nation

VP Internal (secretary) Claudette Machatis Cold Lake First Nation

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Respecting tradition.Building community.

The connection between the community and academics is a living relationship. It is responsive and encompassing and embracing. Concordia is the right place for this space because it is a community, not a large, imposing institution. They are the right size for the careful development of relationships and the success of Indigenous students.”

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Admission to graduation. Support at every step.

STUDENT SERVICES

Student Life & Learning is an integral part of student success. We ensure you get access to personalized support starting with orientation—where you’ll learn to navigate university culture, classrooms, and campus life—all the way through to the day you graduate.

Supporting Your Success

The Student Success Centre is our new hub for support, designed as a one-stop-shop for all the services you need to succeed. Unlike other post-secondary institutions, we build individual relationships with every student who comes through our doors—which means personalized support throughout your university experience.

Student Learning Services

As a Concordia University of Edmonton student, you can attend workshops to learn how to manage your time for both academics and a social life, develop study skills that work for you, and overcome any anxieties you may have about exams. You can also work with one of our writing and learning strategists to gain note-taking, studying, reading, and academic writing skills. One student said, “Having someone listen and help sort out course strategies was a huge benefit—I’m glad I went!”

Counselling Psychologist

Sometimes you just need someone to listen and help you through a challenge. When you want confidential advice, you can always talk to your own personal counselling psychologist, as often as you need.

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Career Services

Career Services is a marketplace for students, alumni, and employers to connect and grow. Our career service office is open for information about job search techniques, resume writing, graduate studies, and opportunities for work or study abroad.

Learning Accommodation Services

We provide opportunities for academically qualified persons with documented disabilities to achieve their full potential as individuals, in their education, and their careers. With a pro-active team of caring professionals and one of the highest satisfaction rates in this area in Canada, Concordia University of Edmonton is an inclusive, accessible, and welcoming place for all persons with disabilities.

ConcordiaTalks

Through information and interaction, ConcordiaTalks raises awareness around topics pertinent to today’s society. We address sensitive and progressive issues, including mental health, drug use, consent, sexual violence, gender identity, and issues faced by the LGBTQ community.

Concordia Students’ Association (CSA) is very active, organizing most activities and clubs for the campus. Joining one of our many student groups can enrich your university experience. Your options include:

FACULTY UNIONS

· Concordia Arts Society · Concordia Management Council · Concordia Science Society · Education Students’ Society · Environmental Health Students’

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· Concordia Christian Union · Concordia Model United

Nations Club · Concordia Psychology Club · Concordia Pride · Concordia Social Club · Concordia Visual Cultural

Society · Green Thespians Club · Indigenous Students’ Council · Table Tennis Alliance of

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There are countless activities throughout the year. Stay active with free lunchtime activities such as river valley walks and yoga with the School of Physical Education and Wellness. Explore your musical side and join a choral, handbell, or instrumental music group through the School of Music. Or partake in seminars and workshops hosted by various departments, including language courses, entrepreneur seminars, tai-chi classes, and distinguished scientist lectures. You’ll never be bored.

Want to have fun?Join the club.

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Concordia University of Edmonton’s athletic teams compete in the highly competitive Alberta Colleges Athletics Conference (ACAC). We have a proud history of excellence at the highest levels both provincially and nationally.

Winners win here.You’ll fit right in.

ATHLETICS We have 12 teams competing in nine different sports:

· Badminton

· Men’s Basketball

· Women’s Basketball

· Cross-Country Running

· Curling

· Golf

· Men’s Hockey

· Indoor Track

· Men’s Soccer

· Women’s Soccer

· Men’s Volleyball

· Women’s Volleyball

Thunder Athletics offers great opportunities to get involved: be an athlete, attend games, volunteer, or come out to a pep rally. Join in and have fun. Visit gothunder.ca for more info. We encourage you to contact team coaches if you’re interested in joining a team.

There’s nothing like living in residence. Sleep in and still get to class on time. Forget about cooking—our daily meal plan has got you covered. Join in on peer events and make friends to last a lifetime. From new life skills to a new & improved social life, living in residence is an experience that makes the most of your university years.

Our residences operate from late August through April. Furnished single and shared rooms are available, all with internet included.

Learn where you live. Live where you learn.

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Common areas are equipped with study spaces and a number of entertainment options for you and your friends to enjoy. Communal kitchens and laundry facilities are also provided in each building.

Learn about our facilities and apply to live in residence by visiting concordia.ab.ca/student-services

Residence fees starting at $1935/semester

Meal plan starting at $1725/semester

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Choosing a university is no small task. Our Student for a Day program is a great way to experience a day in the life of a student on campus. We’ll pair you with a Concordia University of Edmonton Student Ambassador to sit in on some classes, meet professors and students, and chat with an academic advisor. Schedule a sneak preview of your future anytime from September through April.

Only have a few hours? Come for a visit and we’ll show you around. Take an individual tour, join a group tour, or just come in for a chat with one of our admissions advisors. Call our Student Recruitment Advisors at 780-479-8481 or visit concordia.ab.ca/future-students to make an appointment.

Concordia University of Edmonton offers many experiences to engage and entertain, including music, drama, and athletics, as well as a number of public happenings, from Pride Parade to International Culture Days. The Concordia Students’ Association (CSA) also plans student events such as the Winter Formal, pep rallies, Harry Potter week, science week, and more.

Get to know us and experience CUE first-hand by attending one of our events on campus.

Open House SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2018

Held annually in the fall, our Open House introduces you to the Concordia University of Edmonton experience. Explore our campus, learn about programs, and find out how to become one of our students.

Program Info Night THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 2019

Join us in the spring for more specific information about programs. Meet professors eager to tell you about their programs, go on a campus tour, or talk to our friendly staff about admissions, financial aid, or career options. It’s like a mini open house.

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This brand new 4-year program allows you to study years 2 and 3 of your Bachelor of Management degree at the International Business School of Beijing Foreign Studies University in China, after successfully completing the 1st year at Concordia University of Edmonton. You will return to Concordia for the final year.

This is an incredible new and unique opportunity and you’ll earn 2 degrees upon completion: a Bachelor of Management degree from Concordia University of Edmonton AND a Bachelor of Economics or Bachelor of Management degree from Beijing Foreign Studies University.

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Expand your horizons. Create new perspectives.

Studying abroad is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that we encourage. That’s why we partner with over 40 renowned universities all over the world. When you choose to study abroad, you’re choosing to take your education to a whole new level. You gain invaluable life experiences that will benefit you personally and professionally. Employers value graduates with international and intercultural experiences. Students who study abroad enhance their competitiveness in the global economy.

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Earn your international dual degrees in French, in both Canada and France!

This brand new three-year program allows you to begin your Bachelor of Arts degree in French at Concordia University of Edmonton, and then complete your final year at Universite de Bretagne Sud in Lorient, France.

This is an incredible new and unique opportunity and you’ll earn two degrees upon completion: your Bachelor of Arts (French) AND your Licence Lettres Modernes (the European equivalent)!

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With our established student exchange programs, you could study in:

For a complete list of partner universities, visit concordia.ab.ca/international

• Brazil • China • Finland• France• Germany • Italy• Japan • Portugal • Thailand • United Kingdom

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Strasbourg, France

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

· Complete 18 credits at Concordia University of Edmonton before departure

· GPA for all courses equal to or above 2.50

· Most recent term GPA equal to or above 2.70

· Enrolled in a program at the time of departure

· Fulfills program residency requirements as outlined in Academic Calendar

· Meets language proficiency requirement of the host institution if applicable

· In good financial standing

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Group D (other)** · Any credit combination of

applicable Grade 12 Group D subjects will be used to make up the required 5 credits

· Applicable Grade 12 Group D subjects must be at the “3000” level

· Excluded courses include Special Projects 30 and those under the Registered Apprenticeship program

Group A (Humanities) · Social Studies 30-1 or Aboriginal

Studies 30 · 30-level language other than

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Group B (Fine Arts) · Art 30 and 31 · Choral Music 30 · Dance 35 · Drama 30 · Instrumental Music 30 · Music 30 and 35 · Performing Arts 35A, B, or C · Communications Technology,

Advanced (Course Code SUM3003)

Group C (Math and Sciences) · Mathematics 30-1 or Mathematics

30-2* · Mathematics 31 · Biology 30 · Chemistry 30 · Physics 30 · Science 30 · Computing Science, Advanced

A maximum of two Group B subjects may be presented for admission; subject areas must be distinct.

· English Language Arts 30-1 · Mathematics 30-1 or Mathematics

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Applicants should have a minimum average of 65%, with a passing grade in the following required high school courses: · English Language Arts 30-1 · Mathematics 30-1 or Mathematics

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1. Five program-specific Grade 12 subjects with a minimum overall admission average of 65%.

· English Language Arts 30-1 · Mathematics 30-1 or Mathematics

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A maximum of one Group B subject may be used for admission.

* Only one of Mathematics 30-1 or Mathematics 30-2 may be used for admission.

TUITION AT CONCORDIA

FINANCIAL AID JUMP START

ACCEPTANCE OF AP/IB COURSES

Estimated Undergraduate Tuition Fees for 2018/2019 - $7,140

· Mandatory Fees - $892

· Concordia Student Association Benefit Plan - $300

· Books and Supplies $1,000-$1,600

Visit concordia.ab.ca for full estimate details.

For information on scholarship opportunities, visit:

· univcan.ca

· canlearn.ca

· indspire.ca

· ecfoundation.org/forstudents

· scholarshipscanada.ca

· studentaid.alberta.ca

· yconic.com

· disabilityawards.com

University Transfer Scholarship

Concordia University of Edmonton offers a one-time $1,500 scholarship to eligible transfer applicants who present an admission grade point average of 3.5 (on Concordia University of Edmonton’s 4-point scale). Applicants must apply by June 1 to be considered for a Transfer Scholarship.

Entrance Scholarship Program

The Entrance Scholarship program rewards high-achieving students who are entering their first year of university study in an arts, management, or science degree program at Concordia University of Edmonton. There is a guaranteed scholarship for all high school applicants with a minimum award admission average of 75%. Applicants must apply by April 1 to be considered for an Entrance Scholarship.

University Entrance Scholarship Levels

We also offer the Concordia General Awards program (competitive scholarships) and the Concordia Bursary program (financial need-based awards).

Jump Start allows students in Grade 11 to apply to Concordia with their Grade 11 grades. Students interested in applying early may do so from January 1 - June 15 of the year they are in Grade 11. Arts and Science applicants must show an overall average of 65% in their Grade 11 courses and Management and Dual Degrees applicants must show an overall average of 72%. Final admission is dependent on students completing their relevant grade 12 courses and achieving minimum entrance averages for the program they have applied.

Concordia recognizes students who complete their Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate courses and exams. Students who receive a grade of 4 or 5 on the AP exams and 5 or higher on IB exams in eligible courses may be assessed for transfer credits towards courses at Concordia. Visit concordia.ab.ca/ib for a list of eligible IB courses and concordia.ab.ca/ap for a list of eligible AP courses.

AWARD AVERAGE (%) 75-79 80-84 85-89 90-94 95+

SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT $1,000 $1,500 $2,000 $3,750 $5,000

Admission RequirementsBachelor of Arts

Applicants should have a minimum average of 60%, with a passing grade in the following required high school courses: · English Language Arts 30-1 · Three 30 level subjects from

Groups A, B, or C · One 30 level subject from Groups

A, B, C, or D

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** Only Advanced level Career and Technology (CTS) courses will be considered.

Bachelor of Science

Applicants should have a minimum average of 60% with a passing grade in the following:

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2. Arnold Guebert Memorial LibraryIT Services

3. Hole Academic CentreBookstoreAdmissionsStudent Success CentreRegistrarFinancial Aid International

4. Alumni Hall

Students’ Association Office

5. Robert Tegler Student Centre

6. Schwermann Hall

7. Founders HallDormitoryCafeteriaFacilities

8. Plant Operations

9. Guild Hall

10. Faculty House

11. Eberhardt Hall Women’s Dormitory

12. Wangerin House

13. Alumni House

14. Centre for Science, Research and Innovation (CSRI)

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Get here.Your path to Concordia starts here.

FOLLOW THESE STEPS TO CREATE YOUR FUTURE WITH US.

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1EXPLORE

Explore Concordia! Attend our Open House or Program Info Night. Become a Student for a Day.

Talk to a counsellor. You’ll love what you discover.

3CHECK

Check the deadline to make sure you submit your application and documents on time. For all

program deadlines, please check our website: concordia.ab.ca/deadlines

5SEND

Send your transcripts and admissions documents to Concordia (some official transcripts can be

requested through ApplyAlberta).

4APPLYAPPLY USING APPLYALBERTA:1. Create a SIAMS account2. Fill out personal and academic information3. Select Concordia and program of choice4. Submit application fee

6RESPONDRespond to Concordia’s Admission Advisors if they contact you by email or phone with further questions or instructions.

2DECIDEDecide which program you would like to apply to. Concordia offers a variety of programs. See our website: concordia.ab.ca/programs

Stadium LRT station puts you close to Concordia! From there, you can:

· Bike for 7 minutes (or 14 minutes through the river valley!)

· Take the #2 bus for 10 minutes

· Walk along 112 Ave for 23 minutes

From Coliseum LRT Station

· 6 Minute Bike Ride

· Walking 20-25 Minutes via 73 St

· Take the #399 bus for 12 minutes (peak hours only)

PUBLIC TRANSIT

Apply Todayconcordia.ab.ca

Discover Concordia. Come for a visit.

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