WGSS Gator News for Grads Newsletter #5 Instagram: @WGSSCareeers November 1, 2021

Grade 12 Literacy A few weeks ago, UBC announced that they would be considering the Literacy 12 scores as one aspect of admission. UBC: Grade 12 Literacy Announcement BC high school students graduating in June 2022 who receive a UBC offer of admission will be required to demonstrate a Proficient level of performance [ = 3] on the Grade 12 Literacy Assessment to maintain their offer of admission. This requirement must be completed by June 30, and final results are due by the end of July. Applicants who do not achieve Proficient on the assessment will have their offer of admission reviewed on a case-by-case basis. WGSS has checked with other institutions (e.g. SFU, UFV, U of T, Waterloo, U of A) and no other institution will be using the Literacy Assessment for admission consideration for Fall 2022. Please note, as the Grade 12 Literacy Assessment is a graduation requirement, all institutions require the completion of the Grade 12 Literacy Assessment for admission. WGSS has scheduled Grade 12 students to take the Literacy Assessment as follows: S1 English Language Arts 12 .............. January S2 English Language Arts 12 and English First Peoples 12 ..................... April Rewrite opportunity .......................... June Students can write the Assessment up to three times. Students may investigate more about the Assessment here.

Student Transcripts

All Grade 12 students must have a Student Transcript Service (STS) account to view and print their final transcript. An account is also required for post-secondary institutions to view marks when students apply and/or to receive final transcripts in July. Instructions and videos are available in the Transcript section of the Counselling website: LINK Once students have applied to a post-secondary institution for Fall 2022, the institutions will contact students and provide a student number, which the student will use to access the student portal of that institution. The portal will provide up-dates on the status of the student’s application and will also provide direction on how and when to self-report interim/final grades.

University Up-Dates Simon Fraser University

Applicants for September 2022, SFU will not consider the results of the Grade 12 Literacy Assessment in the admission evaluation process for September 2022. Applicants to SFU will be evaluated only on their approved grade 11 and approved grade 12 coursework. * *with the exception of applicants applying for an entrance scholarship, or to one of the following: the Beedie School of Business, the Sustainable Energy Engineering program, or the School for the Contemporary Arts. Students applying for entrance scholarships and/or to one of the three above-mentioned programs are required to submit a supplemental application. List of all approved courses: LINK Details on how applications are evaluated: LINK

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Thompson River University

Students apply to TRU through EBPC.

Deadlines for Limited/Selected Program

Elementary Education ...................... Jan. 15 Nursing.............................................. Jan. 31 Respiratory Therapy ......................... Feb. 1 Vet Technology ................................. Feb. 1 Secondary Education – STEM ........... Feb. 15 Social Work ....................................... Feb. 28 Engineering Transfer (1 Year) ........... March 1

University of British Columbia

Application Deadlines UBC has two application: Students seeking first-round offers or major entrance scholarships .......... December 1, 2021 Final application deadline .... January 15, 2022 Planning a UBC Degree Deciding what to study at UBC is a vital part of planning for your future. When applying to UBC, you will be prompted to select a degree and campus. Knowing which program you are interested in can be helpful for planning, but it’s not necessary to decide before completing your application. Students can wait until after their first year at UBC to choose their specialty. University of Victoria

Residence Update Residence Services has confirmed that first year guaranteed on-campus housing will resume for September 2022. The housing guarantee is available to current high school applicants completing high school in 2022, beginning full time studies in September 2022, and who submit their housing application by the deadline of May 1, 2022 Campus Tours In-person campus tours have resumed. Campus tours will leave the Welcome Centre every day (except Sunday) at 1:00 P.M. Students, parents and guardians can register for campus tours here.

Commerce Program The Peter B Gustavson School of Business will be holding prospective student information sessions every Wednesday evening until December 1. Students can visit the Gustavson School of Business site to learn more about the event and register for a session. Email bizrecruit@uvic.ca with any questions related to these sessions. U of Alberta

U of A admits students based on their Grade 11 marks and does not wait for final Grade 12 marks to give offers of admission. U of A calculates admission on English Language Arts 12 plus 4 other academic classes. Students can consider program options through this LINK. Once students have applied, they are encouraged to check the portal regularly to monitor the status of the application. If students have not received an offer by February 2022, they can submit their Semester 1 marks for evaluation. High-achievers with admission averages of 95%+ and an outstanding application, who have applied by January 12 will be assessed for the Scholastic Distinction Scholarship, the most prestigious scholarship offered by the University of Alberta: LINK Ontario Universities – All You Need to

Know

OUInfo is a guide to Ontario universities for high school students. It provides information about university programs, admission requirements and more. OUInfo is a starting point for researching all Ontario university options. Students can search by program, institution, and category. There is also a very helpful scholarship database. For the most up-to-date information, consult the universities directly or visit OUs' Info website.

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University of Toronto

The deadline for BC students to apply to the University of Toronto is November 7. The deadline to submit documents is November 15. If students need to submit documents (e.g. International students IELTS) and require testing, students must receive and send their results by this deadline. Waterloo

Waterloo Viewbooks Once students have applied to Waterloo through OUAC, they will receive information about setting up their QUEST account. Students may then be required to complete the Admission Information Form (AIF) Link. The deadline for the completion and submission of all components of their application is February 18. The majority of students will receive offers of admission in early May, as Waterloo does not offer early admission. Engineering The Waterloo Faculty of Engineering offers 15 undergraduate programs: 14 professional engineering degrees, and one world-renowned architecture degree. Students who are interested in applying to one of the Engineering Programs at Waterloo but who are not sure which one, are encouraged to that the Engineering Program Compatibility Quiz.

Unique Law School Programs

University of King’s (Halifax) King’s students who complete the Foundation Year Program are provisionally pre-admitted to the University of Calgary’s Faculty of Law. Provisional admittance means students will have an advantage in the applicant pool but will still have to maintain scholarship standing throughout the remainder of their degree at King’s and Dalhousie. King’s students will still be required to write the Law School Admission Test and prove their social commitment though extracurriculars. Achieving a scholarship average in FYP and subsequent

undergraduate degree will be deemed as meeting the University of Calgary’s academic standards and provisional admission to the law program will be granted. A qualifying average will be recognized as at least a B plus (3.3) in FYP and an A minus (3.7) in subsequent years. Link to more information Wilfrid Laurier University Laurier’s Law Program provides an international learning experience that is one of the first of its kind for a Canadian university. Students earn a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree from Laurier and a Bachelor of Law (LLB) degree from the University of Sussex, United Kingdom (UK) in only six years. Participants in this program will be exposed to Laurier's commitment to social justice and global engagement and, as an added perk, an LSAT score is not required for admission. This program is available with the following Laurier programs: Political Science and Philosophy on the Waterloo campus and Criminology, Human Rights and Human Diversity, Humanities with Leadership Foundations and Law and Society on the Brantford campus. Link to more information Laurier allows students to study law internationally without the requirement to take the LSAT and then come back to Laurier so they can practice in Canada. Ryerson University Ryerson Law's Integrated Practice Curriculum is designed to provide students with the theoretical and practical knowledge required to launch successful legal careers soon after graduation. As part of Ryerson’s commitment to experiential learning, students will receive hands-on mentorship throughout their degree and work with the latest technological innovations redefining legal practice today. Ryerson believes lawyers need real-world experience to meet real-world challenges, which is why their Juris Doctor (JD) program includes a mandatory professional placement, as well as immersive bootcamps designed to teach students everything from coding to innovative business skills. Download Ryerson’s Faculty of Law Brochure

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Up-coming Learning

Opportunities

Post-Secondary BC Institutions Fair Schedule – 30 BC institutions

This year, PSBC consists of all-day fairs, with several times for presentations and the ability for students to connect directly with university reps and recruiters. Fairs will run from 9:00 am until 7:00 pm on the following dates:

• Wednesday, November 3

• Tuesday, November 9

• Thursday, November 18

• Wednesday, December 1

• Tuesday, December 7 Langara Info Session for SD35 Dates: Monday, November 1 Time: 4:00 – 5:00 pm Place: Zoom Info: Zoom link Meeting ID: 625 4575 2235 Passcode: 486347 McMaster University Faculty Showcases Dates: November 1 - 11 Time: 6:00 – 7:00 pm Place: Zoom Info: Information

• This is a one-stop (virtual) shop for students looking for more information about McMaster’s different programs

University of Victoria Info Session for SD35 Dates: Tuesday, November 2 Time: 6:00 – 7:00 pm Place: Zoom Info: Zoom link

Langara Creative Arts and Industries Open House Dates: Tuesday, November 2 Time: See link for times Place: Zoom Info: Information and registration

• Explore your options in journalism, photography, design, fine arts, web and mobile development, theatre, or film while meeting their instructors, students, and alumni.

• Sessions are free and everyone is welcome to attend. Register for one or more of the online sessions

Unlock Your Future - Key to Scholarships Presentation for Langley Students Date: Wednesday, November 3 Time: 7:00 – 8:00 pm Place: Teams Info: Teams Link

• Brittany Palmer is a well-respected workshop presenter for students (and parents) interested in learning how to successfully complete scholarship applications

• Brittany went through the scholarship process herself in 2005 during her Grade 12 year and was awarded $56,000. After graduating debt-free from SFU with her B.A. in Communication, she created UYF to help other students learn about various funding opportunities

• More information Six Colleges Open House for International Students Date: Wednesday, November 3 Time: 1:00 pm Place: Virtual Info: Register here

• Six of the nation's top liberal arts colleges Amherst, Bowdoin, Carleton, Pomona, Swarthmore, and Williams—are joining forces to offer events with themes on academics and research, affordability, campus life, preparing your application, and more.

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KPU Law School Forum Date: Thursday, November 4 Time: 10:30 am – 12:30 pm Place: Virtual Info: Information

• The Law School Forum is a half-day event held at KPU that brings together KPU students and faculty as well as representatives from British Columbia’s law schools to share information about obtaining a legal education and pursuing a career in law

KPU Info Session for SD35 Date: Thursday, November 4 Time: 4:00 – 5:00 pm Place: Virtual Info: Information Discover UBC-Okanagan Date: Thursday, November 4 Time: 4:00 – 6:00 pm Place: Virtual Info: Information UBC Engineering Virtual Open House Date: Saturday, November 6 Time: 10:00 am – 3:00 pm Place: Virtual Info: Information UBC Engineering Campus Open House Date: Saturday, November 6 Time: 10:00 am – 2:00 pm Place: UBC Vancouver Campus Info: Information

• Students will have a chance to explore some of UBC’s campus such as student spaces and lecture halls, as well as talk with professors and current students.

• Please note that masks and vaccine cards will be required to attend the on campus event. UBC will be following procedures as outlined by the Provincial Health Officer for indoor walk-through fairs.

Dalhousie University Date: Saturday, November 6 Time: 9:30 am – 3:00 pm ADT Place: Virtual Info: Information

• Registration will close on November 5 at 8:00 a.m. ADT

TRU Info Session for SD35 Date: Monday, November 8 Time: 4:30 – 5:30 pm Place: Teams Info: Teams Link UCalgary Webinar for Prospective Students Date: Monday, November 8 Time: 6:30 – 7:30 pm MST Place: Virtual Info: Information + Registration Parents as Career Coaches Workshop Date: Tuesday, November 9 Time: 7:00 – 8:30 am Place: Virtual Info: Information and registration

• This interactive session is designed to support parents in guiding their student in making informed decisions about their education and career choices after high school. This session will discuss: o Overview of all the resources available

on EducationPlannerBC.ca o Discover the different pathways

available for students o Supports available at PSI’s o Tips on scholarships and financial aid

SFU: How To Date: Tuesday, November 9 Time: 8:00 – 9:00 am Place: Virtual Info: Information

• In this session, participants will learn about the application process, as well the ins and outs of faculties, programs, majors, minors, and more.

• There will be a Q&A period within the sessions for you to ask your questions to SFU experts.

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UFV Pre-Med 101 Date: Wednesday, November 10 Time: 7:00 – 9:00 pm Place: Virtual Register: Registration link

• This session will cover what it is like being in Pre-Med.

• There will be a Q&A panel of current medical students.

• Students are required to register, then they will receive a confirmation email with all the details of the session.

SFU Computing Science and Software Systems Info Session Dates: Wednesday, November 10 Time: 4:30 – 5:30 pm Place: Zoom Info: Registration link SFU Info Session for SD35 Date: Friday, November 12 Time: 1:00 – 2:00 pm Place: Virtual Zoom: Link

• Meeting ID: 650 8552 5660

• Password: 626730 Your Degree at UBC Date: Saturday, November 13 Time: 9:00 – 11:30 am Place: Virtual Info: Registration link

• Learn why UBC might be the right fit for you. Program specific presentations provide the chance to interact with UBC students and staff from the programs you are curious about. Explore a variety of programs and see the opportunities available to you in each program.

TWU Info Session for SD35 Date: Monday, November 15 Time: 4:30 – 6:30 pm Place: Virtual Info: Registration

U of Saskatchewan Info Session for SD35 Date: Monday, November 15 Time: 5:00 – 6:00 pm Place: Virtual Info: Registration SFU 101: The Student Experience Date: Tuesday, November 16 Time: 5:00 – 6:00 pm Place: Virtual Info: Information

• Discover the academic and professional opportunities at SFU, from co-op terms in your field of study, to joining clubs and student unions

U of Calgary Info Session for SD35 Date: Wednesday, November 17 Time: 4:00 – 5:00 pm Place: Zoom Info: Registration SFU Applied Sciences Info Session Dates: Wednesday, November 17 Time: 4:30 – 5:30 pm Place: Zoom Info: Registration link KPU Virtual Faculty Showcase – Wilson School of Design Date: Thursday, November 18 Time: 6:00 – 8:00 pm Place: Virtual Zoom: Registration link

• This session is for students interested in a future in graphic design, fashion design and technology, product design, technical apparel, fashion marketing, or interior design.

Capilano University Open House Date: Saturday, November 20 Time: 10:00 am – 6:00 pm Place: Virtual Info: Registration and information

• Learn about CapU’s 100 programs during this online event and find out how CapU can help you build the expertise to rise to today's challenges and make a lasting impact.

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Douglas College Info Session for SD35 Date: Wednesday, November 24 Time: 4:00 – 5:00 pm Place: Virtual Info: Registration SFU Engineering, Mechatronics & Sustainable Energy Engineering Info Session Dates: Wednesday, November 24 Time: 4:30 – 5:30 pm Place: Zoom Info: Registration link University of Manitoba Info Sessions Dates: September 27 – November 25 Place: Virtual

• Students may register for these 20-minute live sessions or view recordings of any info session they missed.

• Additional info: Link to more info KPU Virtual Faculty Showcase – Faculty of Health Date: Thursday, November 25 Time: 5:00 – 7:00 pm Place: Virtual Zoom: Registration link

• KPU’s Faculty of Health has several unique and in-demand certificate, diploma, degree, and post-baccalaureate programs, including nursing, psychiatric nursing, traditional Chinese medicine, and health care services

EFC BC Education & Career Fairs Dates: December 2, 7 & 9 Time: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm Place: Virtual Info: Information

• The Education & Career Fairs (ECF) is a virtual event that provides opportunities for individuals to connect with universities, colleges, career training institutions, employers, and industry associations.

Discover TRU Info Session Date: Thursday, December 2 Time: 5:00 – 6:00 pm Place: Civic Hotel -Boulevard Ballroom 13475 Central Ave, Surrey Info: Information

• Students can connect with a Student Recruiter-Advisor and learn more about TRU’s campus, undergraduate program options and important dates.

• These events are scheduled in person but may change with provincial health orders. All registered guests will be notified of changes that may occur.

• If you can’t attend in person, students can join TRU virtually through one of their online information sessions.

BCIT: Program Info Sessions Date: October 1 through December 31 Place: Virtual Time: Various Info: Information

• Information Sessions are a simple way to learn more about a program, related careers, and to get your questions answered by faculty and staff.

• To find and register for an information session, you can browse BCIT’s info sessions by category or view them all.

• BCIT Watch and Win contest: Join BCIT at any info session between October 1-December 31 and you’ll be given a chance to enter and win one of five $1,000 tuition prizes. For full contest details visit bcit.ca/win/

Scholarship Info. The WGSS Counselling & Careers Website links families to SD 35’s District Scholarship Website. This website contains a searchable database with over 500 scholarship opportunities for high school students. Link to 2021 Scholarship Handbook

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Entrance Awards U of Toronto: Lester B Pearson International Scholarship - Nomination Information

• Students who wish to be considered as the WGSS nominee should provide Ms. Twemlow with a copy of their Comprehensive Resume by November 1st.

• Lester B. Pearson International Info U of Calgary Scholarship Information

• U of C has several scholarships students may apply for once they have submitted their online application for admission to the U of C.

• The competitive high school awards application can be found in the Student Centre (my.ucalgary.ca) after students have submitted their initial applications.

• Award application deadlines: December 1, 2021 – Prestige awards March 1, 2022 – Other entrance scholarships and awards Link to more information

UBC Scholarship Information All students applying to UBC who wish to be considered for scholarships, must complete their Personal Profile and submit it before December 1. There is a page on UBC’s website that gives very specific information on what they are looking for in your profile. Applicants are also strongly encouraged to read UBC’s advice and watch the video on how to prepare a strong Personal Profile. UBC Centennial Scholars Entrance

• The Centennial Scholars Entrance Award program assists students who are transitioning to UBC from secondary school. The purpose of the program is to financially support academically qualified students who show an interest in joining and contributing to the UBC community, but who would not otherwise be able to attend without significant financial assistance.

• Deadline: December 1st

UBC New Entrance Award: Beyond Tomorrow Scholars Program

• UBC’s Beyond Tomorrow Scholars Program supports Black Canadian students applying to both campuses. There are a number of award categories based on student need. Some are one-time and some are renewable up to $80,000. In addition to the financial assistance, scholars will be supported with a range of programming dedicated to student success.

• Deadline: December 1st UBC International Undergraduate Entrance Scholarships

• UBC also recognizes the achievements of outstanding students from around the world by devoting non-public funds to scholarships and awards for international students.

• All eligible candidates who apply to UBC by January 15, 2022 will be automatically considered for an entrance award; however, there are other awards international students may be eligible to apply for (more details at link above).

SFU Scholarship Information SFU Undergraduate Scholars Entrance Scholarship

• SFU recognizes high school students who demonstrate excellence in both their academic and extracurricular activities.

• Scholarships are available to domestic and international high school students admitted for the fall term to an undergraduate degree in any faculty.

• Application Period: Opens – October 1, 2021 Closes - December 15th, 2021

• Supporting Documentation Deadline: January 31st, 2022

• Minimum grades in the 90% range

• Scholarship value: $10,000 up to an amount sufficient to cover tuition and mandatory supplementary fees

• Application Form Link

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General Scholarships House of Commons Page Program

• Each year, 40 bilingual students graduating from high schools are selected from across Canada to participate in the Page Program. Pages are first-year undergraduate students who work in the House of Commons for one year.

• Pages will receive an annual salary of $16,088 paid in 26 equal payments with an additional payment of $1,200 paid at the end of their employment period upon successful completion of the contract.

• To be selected, candidates must be full-time or part-time students in September 2022 at the University of Ottawa, Carleton University, Saint Paul University, or Algonquin College.

• Deadline: November 7th • Information and application TD Leadership Scholarship

• $70,000 (x20)

• TD Leadership Scholarship is looking for applicants who have demonstrated outstanding and consistent dedication to solve a community problem or make their community better.

• Require 2 letters of support from community groups, 1 letter from school, essay and transcript

• Deadline: November 15th TD Canada Trust Scholarship Info

Terry Fox Humanitarian Award

• Up to $28,000 over 4 years

• The selection committee is considering the extent to which candidates have experienced and overcome what others might consider insurmountable obstacles and yet are determined and dedicated to helping others. While Terry's obstacle was a physical one, the committee considers any circumstance that requires a demonstration of courage and fortitude. Tenacity in the face of adversity is of utmost importance to the committee.

• The committee considers all factors but weighs humanitarianism the highest.

• Students need three references (online)

• Deadline: December 1st

• Information

Career Education

Opportunities

Our Career Department posts opportunities and information on their Instagram account: @WGSSCareers . Please use the following QR Code to sign up for upcoming opportunities.

Youth4Action Leadership Fall Event Opportunities Are you inspired to change the world? Join to participate in and to explore World Changing Careers at engaging Leadership Clinics hosted by Metro Vancouver Youth4Action. World-Changing Careers for Zero Waste Rethinking waste and transitioning to a zero-waste economy is critical to a sustainable region and planet. Join Youth4Action to explore how leadership for change to address sustainability can be part of your career. Meet and be inspired by professionals who are influencing change to reduce and to rethink through their leadership at work. Date: Wednesday, November 3 Time: 4:00 – 5:45 pm Register: Click Here to Register Big Brothers Big Sisters Volunteering Big Brothers Big Sisters of Langley creates mentoring relationships that change young people’s lives. With training and professional support, volunteer mentors form strong positive relationships with their mentees that express care, challenge growth, provide support, share power, and expand possibilities.

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WGSS will be hosting a recruiting session for any students in Grade 10-12 who would like to volunteer for the different group mentoring programs including Game On, Go Girls and Explorations. This session will be held in the Career Centre on November 19 after school. Check in with Mrs. McGee for more information. Career Spotlight Session – Forensic Entomology Date: Wednesday, November 24 Time: 3:15 – 4:15 pm Register: Click Here to Register Learn about Forensic Entomology! Listen to Dr. Gail Anderson from SFU as she discusses this interesting field and talks about her occupation/role and career journey. Q & A will follow. Volunteer Database If you are looking for more volunteer opportunities outside of the Langley Volunteer Bureau, please visit iVolunteer.ca. You can also view a video tutorial HERE. Canadian Coast Guard College Students can stay connected with the Canadian Coast Guard College by: • Registering for virtual presentation • Connecting with a recruitment officer • Subscribing to the Stay Anchored list

Self-Report /Transcript Information Prepared by WGSS Counselling & Careers October 28, 2021

All students need to complete the Student Transcript Service (STS) before April 22nd in order to have their interim transcript automatically sent to their selected institutions and organizations. In July, final transcripts will be issued according to the selections chosen before April 22nd (including institutions outside of Canada, the NCAA Clearinghouse, and private institutions).

Link to Student Transcript Service Institution Deadlines Transcript Instructions / Marks to use STS: Select Default

BCIT No Self-Report Option Nothing should be mailed

Provide electronic transcript when you apply; provide up-dated transcript as requested by the department

Select Interim & Final

Capilano No Self-Report Option Priority Admission Deadline: March 1

Applicants upload transcript through EPBC + release marks through STS

Select Interim & Final

Douglas Deadlines: Various Check the Program Deadline

Some competitive entry programs will request a transcript after you have applied; all other programs use STS

Select Now & Allow

Emily Carr Application/Doc. Deadline: January 15 Official transcripts should be mailed or emailed to submitdocuments@ecuad.ca

Select Now & Allow

KPU Self-Report – only for Engineering Limited Intake Transcript Deadline: March 1

Students must request to have transcripts sent through STS. Limited Intake Programs must submit transcript by March 1

Select Now & Allow

McGill Early Optional Self-Report: Jan. 6 – Feb. 7 Mandatory Self-Report: Mar. 1 – May 31

Required to self-report marks using Minerva Select Final

McMaster Early Consideration: January 13 Final Submission Deadline: April 1

Students to upload relevant documents to the McMaster Application Portal. When requested, school to email an unofficial transcript to: macdocs@mcmaster.ca.

Select OUAC

Queen’s Last Day to Submit Transcript: February 15

MAA needs Grade 9-12 transcript. If student has not received an offer by end of S1, ask counsellor to send an electronic copy to admission@queensu.ca

Select OUAC

SFU Self-Report Opens: Jan. 4; Closes: March 31 Self-Report Scholarship Deadline: January 31 Self-Report for Beedie + SEE: February 7

Self-Report Grade 11 + available Grade 12 marks in goSFU. Students who do not self-report by the deadline will have their application cancelled. Compete STS before Feb. 28

Select Now & Allow

TRU No Self-Report Option Nothing should be mailed

Official transcript required when apply; up-dated transcript may be required for certain programs

Select Now & Allow

TWU Priority Admission Deadline: March 1 Nursing Deadline: February 28

Official transcript at the time of application; authorize STS to release final marks

Select Final

U of Alberta

Early Admission Deadline: January 12 Deadline to Update Marks: February 15 Deadline to Submit Marks: April 30

Must self-report all final Grade 11 + completed Grade 12 marks at the time of application. If haven’t received offer by Feb. 2022, submit S1 marks.

Select Interim & Final

UBC Deadline to select UBC in STS: January 15 Self-report marks when apply. UBC will pick up marks after Dec. 1, then periodically

Select Now & Allow

U of Calgary

Early Admission Deadline: Upload Transcript in November

Upload PDF version through MyUCalgary application portal. U of C plans to pick up BC transcripts: January March and July

Select Interim & Final

UFV No Self-Report Option Some competitive programs will require a transcript. UFV picks up marks, as needed, from the Ministry

Select Now & Allow

UNBC Self-Report Opens: October 1 Scholarship Deadline: December 15 General Programs Deadline: March 1

Rolling admission; self-report for conditional acceptance; mail transcripts to UNBC, as required

Select Now & Allow

U of Sask Early Admission Education or Kinesiology: Upload by December 1 Admission: Upload by March 1

Upload transcript of most up-to-date Grade 11 +12 marks when apply; upload S1 marks when available

Select Final

U of T Self-Report: By November 7 Upload Transcript: After S1 Final Document Deadline: January 15

Self-Report is mandatory; use Grade 11 marks and completed Grade 12 marks at the time of application. Submit additional interim marks through Join U of T portal.

Select OUAC

UVic Self-Report Opens: February 15 Self-Report Closes: March 15

Self-Report is mandatory for early admission + scholarships. Report S1 marks when receive a letter of admission

Select Now & Allow

VIU Most programs: March 31 B.Sc. in Nursing + B. Ed.: January 31

Provide electronic transcript at the time of application or as requested by specific departments

Select Now & Allow

Waterloo Admission Deadline: February 1 Second Transcript: S1 marks by April 3

Submit transcript of completed and current marks with application. Accounting and Financial Management, Math, Engineering and Architecture due January 31

Select OUAC

Western Offers Begin: December 1 Deadlines: Suggest before January 13 Final Deadline for Applications: March 1

Report all Gr. 11 + 12 completed + Gr. 12 courses. Update marks after S1 to your account. Follow directions in Student Portal; use the Self-Report Form

Select OUAC