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University Planning 101. Why University??. Employment skills and attitudes Employment rates 96% (within 6 months of graduation) Job satisfaction Transferable skills Personal development. Who should consider university?. enjoys a classroom setting good communications skills - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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University Planning 101

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Why University?? Employment skills and attitudes Employment rates

96% (within 6 months of graduation)

Job satisfaction Transferable skills Personal development

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Who should consider

university? enjoys a classroom setting good communications skills

written and oral good time management skills self motivated an independent learner teamwork oriented analytical

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Ontario Universities

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Universities In Ontario

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University Programs

arts, humanities, social sciences pure & applied sciences, engineering business & commerce fine & performing arts professional programs (education,

law, medicine, nursing etc…)

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Admission Requirements

high school diploma (OSSD) 6 grade 12 U or M courses

minimum 70% average many universities or programs will have higher

admission averages some programs require as many as 5 specific U

courses as prerequisites supplementary information (e.g., auditions,

questionnaires)

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Generalized Admission Requirements

arts, humanities, social sciences 12 U English 5 other 12 U / M courses

pure & applied sciences, engineering 12 U English 12 U Advanced Functions, Calculus & Vectors 12 U Biology, Chemistry, Physics (at least 2) 1 other 12 U / M course

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Generalized Admission Requirements

business & commerce 12 U English 12 U Math (at least 1, often 2) 4 other U / M credits (business recommended)

fine & performing arts 12 U English 5 other U / M credits audition / portfolio

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Generalized Admission Requirements

professional programs (education, law, medicine, nursing etc…)

Often previous university studies required

Varies depending on program

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Admission Process

application done on-line to the Ontario Universities Application Centre

3 program choices for $120 $40 per additional choice deadline mid-January average based on 6 grade 12 U / M

courses (may / may not include prerequisites)

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Admissions Process (cont…)

conditional offers made from Jan – June most made after

semester 2 midterm marks

response required – approx. end of May

conditions must be met

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What will it cost? Tuition & fees $ 5000 - 6000 Textbooks & supplies approx. $2000

$ 7000 - 8000PLUS

Residence & meals $ 6000 - 9000

TOTAL $ 13 000 – 17 000 / year

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Financing Your Education

bank of Mom & Dad RESP’s employer’s scholarships

scholarships & bursaries from the universities from community organizations

government assistance programs OSAP, student access window work study

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Researching University

On-line at www.electronicinfo.ca Ontario Universities Fair

– end of September Post Secondary Fair – October University Information Program -

October Campus visits – March Break,

weekends, fall open houses

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Mythbusters! Students must have U level math and / or

science to go to university Students should take all U / M level

courses to “keep their options open” Students taking P level courses in grades 9

/ 10 can’t go on to university University is what ALL students should be

striving towards University graduates get the highest

paying jobs

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Questions?