UVic Updates - Advising and Registration
1. May 1 Acceptance Deadline – students who received an early offer of admission were asked to accept their offer by May 1. If a student has not accepted their offer by the deadline, they may still do so by paying the $200 acceptance deposit. For competitive programs, like Kinesiology, students who have not accepted their offer may see an expired admission offer in their application portal. If you have a student with an expired offer, please ask them to contact their Admissions Assistant to request the offer to be reinstated. These offers will be reopened as long as the program has not filled.
2. May Download of Grades – the Ministry download of interim grades will be sent to our Admissions Office in the coming week. All students who have an application on hold will be considered for their second choice of program or an alternate program (typically Social Science or Humanities). Admission offers will begin to go out in mid-May and students will have a June 1 deadline to accept their offer. If a student did not request their transcript from STS or if their transcript does not reflect the required courses for their program, the student will receive an email notification from our Admissions Office. I anticipate these students will reach out to you with questions. Please feel free to direct the student to their Admissions Assistant or myself.
3. Academic Advising – our Advising Offices have now moved into the phase where they focus on newly admitted students in preparation for course registration that will open in mid-June. Students can contact the advising office within their faculty to set-up a phone or virtual appointment (please note that not all faculties can offer virtual meetings at this time). While an advising appointment can be quite helpful for students, it is important that they look at course planning resources prior to their appointment.
4. Registration 101 Webinars – we have expanded our online offerings of Reg 101 as we are not able to host on-campus presentations during Destination UVic or in-school presentations. These webinars are a good starting point for all new students who wish to learn about the course planning, building a timetable and using the registration system. Students will receive an email invitation to sign up for one of the webinar sessions offered from May 19-May 29. Please encourage your students to sign up online. There are several webinars for domestic students, in addition to some focused on international students.
As of today, UVic has not announced their decision for the Fall term but I do anticipate an announcement in the coming weeks.
2. May Download of Grades – the Ministry download of interim grades will be sent to our Admissions Office in the coming week. All students who have an application on hold will be considered for their second choice of program or an alternate program (typically Social Science or Humanities). Admission offers will begin to go out in mid-May and students will have a June 1 deadline to accept their offer. If a student did not request their transcript from STS or if their transcript does not reflect the required courses for their program, the student will receive an email notification from our Admissions Office. I anticipate these students will reach out to you with questions. Please feel free to direct the student to their Admissions Assistant or myself.
3. Academic Advising – our Advising Offices have now moved into the phase where they focus on newly admitted students in preparation for course registration that will open in mid-June. Students can contact the advising office within their faculty to set-up a phone or virtual appointment (please note that not all faculties can offer virtual meetings at this time). While an advising appointment can be quite helpful for students, it is important that they look at course planning resources prior to their appointment.
4. Registration 101 Webinars – we have expanded our online offerings of Reg 101 as we are not able to host on-campus presentations during Destination UVic or in-school presentations. These webinars are a good starting point for all new students who wish to learn about the course planning, building a timetable and using the registration system. Students will receive an email invitation to sign up for one of the webinar sessions offered from May 19-May 29. Please encourage your students to sign up online. There are several webinars for domestic students, in addition to some focused on international students.
As of today, UVic has not announced their decision for the Fall term but I do anticipate an announcement in the coming weeks.
University Updates - COVID - 19
University of Victoria - March 31st.Hello Island Counsellors,
I hope you are all safe and healthy. With the return to work (virtually for most), I am sure that you and your students have questions regarding applications, self-reporting and admission decisions. Please know I am available to chat with you and your students throughout this time. I will be working from home for the foreseeable future, so email will be the easiest form of communication though I can book phone or Skype appointments as well.
Our office has created a COVID-19 specific website for applicants and admitted students. Please review the website and feel free to share the URL with your students. If you have additional questions you would like to see addressed on this website, please forward them to me and I will ask the Communications team to work on getting answers. The website will continually be updated, so please bookmark the page and continue to use it as a reference.
A few additional updates:
- Our office has cancelled some upcoming events including Destination UVic (May 23) and Discover UVic International (May 12). For any upcoming individual school visits, I will connect with each counsellor to cancel our visit.
- Our office will be running registration webinars in May. More details to come.
- PSBC planning will resume as usual and you will be hearing from me in the coming days about your school’s visit. The PSBC team knows that you may not be able to confirm visits as quickly and as easily as you have in the past, but we would like to move forward with planning in the event that we are fortunate enough to have our schools open and running in the fall.
Over the last few days, I have been hearing from Island students who planned on attending school outside of Vancouver Island. Due to the current situation, some students are considering staying closer to home for the Fall. If you have any students who are wanting to submit an application for UVic, please know that several programs still have open applications. Since these new applicants will not be able to self-report their grades, they will not receive a decision until mid-May when our Admissions Office receives the Ministry download of grades. It is crucial that these new applicants request their Ministry transcript through the Student Transcript Service. (This is important for all applicants and a good reminder for your students who have done so already). The following programs are still accepting applications:
TRIFAC (HUMANITIES/SOCIAL SCIENCES/SCIENCE) closes 30 April 2020
ENGINGEERING (Year 1) – closes 30 April 2020
COMPUTER SCIENCE – closes 30 April 2020
HEALTH & COMMUNITY SERVICES – closes 15 May 2020
ART HISTORY & VISUAL STUDIES – closes 30 April 2020
I know this is an unprecedented situation and your students may feel overwhelmed with the unknown. Please assure them that I am available for any and all questions that they may have. This applies to parents and counsellors as well. J
Cheers,
Stephanie Parker
Stephanie Parker-Huskinson, BA
Student Recruitment Officer
Division of Student Affairs
University of Victoria
T 250-472-4564
F 250-472-4031
Email stephanieparker@uvic.ca
www.uvic.ca
University of Alberta - posted April 8th
As we look forward to Fall 2020, we recognize the current uncertainty you and your students are facing as a result of COVID-19 and the disruption of the final high school year for your graduating students.
We’d like to update you on adjustments to admission deadlines and requirements related to University of Alberta admission to mitigate this disruption.
Final High School Transcripts
We anticipate that in most cases, final and official transcripts will be available, and we will use these final grades as presented. However, if a student is unable to provide final documentation due to closures resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Alberta will accept the grades and existing interim documents presented at the time of admission.
English Language Proficiency (ELP)
The Duolingo English Test will be made available to all applicants to undergraduate programs as an additional option to demonstrate English Language Proficiency for Fall 2020 admission.
Fulfilling English Language Proficiency requirements through final results in English coursework (e.g., final blended grade of 75% in ELA 30-1) will no longer be acceptable for Fall 2020 admission. Students are now required to demonstrate English Language Proficiency with acceptable scores on an English language test.
Tuition Deposit Deadline
We are extending the deadline for applicants to pay their tuition deposit to June 1, 2020. Students are required to accept their offer and pay their tuition deposit to confirm their spot in their program, as well as to register in first year courses. Once the tuition deposit payment is reflected in Bear Tracks for Fall 2020, their registration will be activated within 3-5 business days. We are still hosting online Registration 101 Workshops to assist students through the registration process. Please visit uab.ca/reg101 for more information.
When working with your students it may be helpful to reference this FAQ section on our website. Thank you for your patience and support as we’ve considered and made these decisions. We look forward to continuing to support you and your students!
All the best,
The University of Alberta National Recruitment Team
Simon Fraser University - posted April 7th
We have made a number of changes to our campus and services as we continue to maximize physical distancing to protect the health and safety of our community.
At this time, we wanted to reach out and provide resources you can share with your students if they have questions or concerns about their application. We are working hard to ensure that our prospective students will be evaluated fairly, even if they have experienced disruptions due to COVID-19.
Visit our COVID-19 Admission FAQ website to review frequently asked questions we have been receiving and current admission updates.
Additionally, all admitted students will be invited via email to join us online for Next Steps: On Demand, launching April 15. This is an opportunity for admitted students to kickstart their careers as SFU students, explore our faculties, get their questions answered, and start preparing for university life.
Should you or your students have additional questions, please contact Student Recruitment and Admissions.
Kind regards,
Rebecca Langmead,
Student Recruitment Coordinator
www.sfu.ca/admission/
University of Toronto - posted April 7th
We understand this is a difficult time for students and schools across Canada and around the world. With school closures, exam delays, and event cancellations, we are all wrestling with shifting timelines and a great deal of uncertainty about how and when normal life may resume.
The University of Toronto is committed to providing you and your students with our most up-to-date information on admission processes and next steps. We have posted some FAQs on our website, along with additional resources on how the COVID-19 pandemic may shape the coming months. This set of FAQs will be updated regularly here: future.utoronto.ca/apply/covid19
Our teams are currently working offsite, and there has been no impact on the processing of applications. Your students can continue to view their current application status on the Join U of T Applicant Portal, or the Engineering Applicant Portal. Please encourage students who have applied to U of T to monitor these portals regularly for essential updates, including new FAQs and upcoming webinars for admitted students.
1 Meeting Offer Conditions
We realize that many schools have not been able to offer the same instruction or grading as would normally be the case. We will be listening to what schools and school boards tell us about how graduation requirements may have been modified this year. A change in a school's grading process, or alternative methods of assessment used by a school or examination board, will not negatively affect an offer of admission admission. And if a school or board cannot provide any further results for the term, we will consider the results we already have as final.
If students are concerned about meeting specific conditions in their offer, know that we are committed to working with all admitted students who have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. We will exercise as much flexibility as possible to make sure students aren't disadvantaged by circumstances beyond their control. Applicants and admitted students should contact the faculty or campus directly with questions or concerns – we are here to help!
2 Resources for Junior Students
For your junior students who are interested in learning more about the University of Toronto, our Student Recruitment team will be hosting interactive webcasts through April and May. Interested students can register for these webcasts at: future.utoronto.ca/visit/webcasts
We encourage you to bookmark our Resources for Counsellors page and check back from time to time.
Our Student Recruitment teams across the University of Toronto are here for you, and for your students, as we navigate these challenging straits together. We warmly welcome inquiries of any kind, anytime, at future.students@utoronto.ca.
With our thanks,
Ken Withers
Director, University of Toronto Student Recruitment
Vancouver Island University- posted April 7th
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Here to support you.As uncertainty around COVID-19 remains, the team of VIU Recruiters wants to reassure you that we are here to support you.
From a distance, we are still able to connect with you and your students to support them as they transition from High School to University with a variety of communication options:
Video chat
Have your students join us:
Tue Apr 21 at 11am: https://viu.zoom.us/j/478248639
Thu Apr 23 at 11am: https://viu.zoom.us/j/525123954
It's not too late. Many programs are still open for applications! As we continue to support your students in making the transition to post-secondary we wanted to pass along an up-to-date list of all programs that are accepting applications.
Contact us.As Recruiters, we are here to connect with future students and support schools as you prepare students to transition to University. To discuss admissions, application process or any other questions you or your students might have, connect with one of our recruiters at connect@viu.ca or 250.740.6672.
Students who have applied and are ready to plan September 2020, connect with Advising at advising@viu.ca – Educational Advisors are currently available to serve students via phone, email or a one on one Zoom appointment.
For any application status and documentation questions, connect with Registration at 25-740-6400 or registration@viu.ca
Thompson Rivers University - posted April 3rd,2020
The deadline to apply has been extended to April 30th!
If you know of any interested student, please let me know there is still time to apply to the Bachelor of Engineering in Software Engineering at TRU for Fall 2020, however, with limited seats once they are full we won’t be able to accept any more students. For students to take advantage of the lower academic requirements they must apply NOW.
APPLY NOW
Admission Requirements:
High School Admission Requirements
1. BC Grade 12 (or equivalent).
2. BC English 12/English 12 First Peoples with a minimum of 67% (or equivalent).
3. Pre-Calculus 12 with a minimum of 67% (or equivalent).
4. Physics 12 with a minimum of 67% (or equivalent).
5. Chemistry 12 with a minimum of 67% (or equivalent). (You will still be considered for admission if you do not fulfill the Chemistry 12 requirements, however you may have to complete an extra Chemistry course
If you or any student have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me.
Thanks,
Kammi
Kammi Madsen B.Sc., M.Sc.
Engineering Advisor and Accreditation Coordinator
Faculty of Science, Engineering and Applied Science
P: 778-471-8698 | OM 2802
Thompson Rivers University
805 TRU Way
Kamloops, BC V2C 0C8
University of Victoria - March 31st.Hello Island Counsellors,
I hope you are all safe and healthy. With the return to work (virtually for most), I am sure that you and your students have questions regarding applications, self-reporting and admission decisions. Please know I am available to chat with you and your students throughout this time. I will be working from home for the foreseeable future, so email will be the easiest form of communication though I can book phone or Skype appointments as well.
Our office has created a COVID-19 specific website for applicants and admitted students. Please review the website and feel free to share the URL with your students. If you have additional questions you would like to see addressed on this website, please forward them to me and I will ask the Communications team to work on getting answers. The website will continually be updated, so please bookmark the page and continue to use it as a reference.
A few additional updates:
- Our office has cancelled some upcoming events including Destination UVic (May 23) and Discover UVic International (May 12). For any upcoming individual school visits, I will connect with each counsellor to cancel our visit.
- Our office will be running registration webinars in May. More details to come.
- PSBC planning will resume as usual and you will be hearing from me in the coming days about your school’s visit. The PSBC team knows that you may not be able to confirm visits as quickly and as easily as you have in the past, but we would like to move forward with planning in the event that we are fortunate enough to have our schools open and running in the fall.
Over the last few days, I have been hearing from Island students who planned on attending school outside of Vancouver Island. Due to the current situation, some students are considering staying closer to home for the Fall. If you have any students who are wanting to submit an application for UVic, please know that several programs still have open applications. Since these new applicants will not be able to self-report their grades, they will not receive a decision until mid-May when our Admissions Office receives the Ministry download of grades. It is crucial that these new applicants request their Ministry transcript through the Student Transcript Service. (This is important for all applicants and a good reminder for your students who have done so already). The following programs are still accepting applications:
TRIFAC (HUMANITIES/SOCIAL SCIENCES/SCIENCE) closes 30 April 2020
ENGINGEERING (Year 1) – closes 30 April 2020
COMPUTER SCIENCE – closes 30 April 2020
HEALTH & COMMUNITY SERVICES – closes 15 May 2020
ART HISTORY & VISUAL STUDIES – closes 30 April 2020
I know this is an unprecedented situation and your students may feel overwhelmed with the unknown. Please assure them that I am available for any and all questions that they may have. This applies to parents and counsellors as well. J
Cheers,
Stephanie Parker
Stephanie Parker-Huskinson, BA
Student Recruitment Officer
Division of Student Affairs
University of Victoria
T 250-472-4564
F 250-472-4031
Email stephanieparker@uvic.ca
www.uvic.ca
University of Alberta - posted April 8th
As we look forward to Fall 2020, we recognize the current uncertainty you and your students are facing as a result of COVID-19 and the disruption of the final high school year for your graduating students.
We’d like to update you on adjustments to admission deadlines and requirements related to University of Alberta admission to mitigate this disruption.
Final High School Transcripts
We anticipate that in most cases, final and official transcripts will be available, and we will use these final grades as presented. However, if a student is unable to provide final documentation due to closures resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Alberta will accept the grades and existing interim documents presented at the time of admission.
English Language Proficiency (ELP)
The Duolingo English Test will be made available to all applicants to undergraduate programs as an additional option to demonstrate English Language Proficiency for Fall 2020 admission.
Fulfilling English Language Proficiency requirements through final results in English coursework (e.g., final blended grade of 75% in ELA 30-1) will no longer be acceptable for Fall 2020 admission. Students are now required to demonstrate English Language Proficiency with acceptable scores on an English language test.
Tuition Deposit Deadline
We are extending the deadline for applicants to pay their tuition deposit to June 1, 2020. Students are required to accept their offer and pay their tuition deposit to confirm their spot in their program, as well as to register in first year courses. Once the tuition deposit payment is reflected in Bear Tracks for Fall 2020, their registration will be activated within 3-5 business days. We are still hosting online Registration 101 Workshops to assist students through the registration process. Please visit uab.ca/reg101 for more information.
When working with your students it may be helpful to reference this FAQ section on our website. Thank you for your patience and support as we’ve considered and made these decisions. We look forward to continuing to support you and your students!
All the best,
The University of Alberta National Recruitment Team
Simon Fraser University - posted April 7th
We have made a number of changes to our campus and services as we continue to maximize physical distancing to protect the health and safety of our community.
At this time, we wanted to reach out and provide resources you can share with your students if they have questions or concerns about their application. We are working hard to ensure that our prospective students will be evaluated fairly, even if they have experienced disruptions due to COVID-19.
Visit our COVID-19 Admission FAQ website to review frequently asked questions we have been receiving and current admission updates.
Additionally, all admitted students will be invited via email to join us online for Next Steps: On Demand, launching April 15. This is an opportunity for admitted students to kickstart their careers as SFU students, explore our faculties, get their questions answered, and start preparing for university life.
Should you or your students have additional questions, please contact Student Recruitment and Admissions.
Kind regards,
Rebecca Langmead,
Student Recruitment Coordinator
www.sfu.ca/admission/
University of Toronto - posted April 7th
We understand this is a difficult time for students and schools across Canada and around the world. With school closures, exam delays, and event cancellations, we are all wrestling with shifting timelines and a great deal of uncertainty about how and when normal life may resume.
The University of Toronto is committed to providing you and your students with our most up-to-date information on admission processes and next steps. We have posted some FAQs on our website, along with additional resources on how the COVID-19 pandemic may shape the coming months. This set of FAQs will be updated regularly here: future.utoronto.ca/apply/covid19
Our teams are currently working offsite, and there has been no impact on the processing of applications. Your students can continue to view their current application status on the Join U of T Applicant Portal, or the Engineering Applicant Portal. Please encourage students who have applied to U of T to monitor these portals regularly for essential updates, including new FAQs and upcoming webinars for admitted students.
1 Meeting Offer Conditions
We realize that many schools have not been able to offer the same instruction or grading as would normally be the case. We will be listening to what schools and school boards tell us about how graduation requirements may have been modified this year. A change in a school's grading process, or alternative methods of assessment used by a school or examination board, will not negatively affect an offer of admission admission. And if a school or board cannot provide any further results for the term, we will consider the results we already have as final.
If students are concerned about meeting specific conditions in their offer, know that we are committed to working with all admitted students who have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. We will exercise as much flexibility as possible to make sure students aren't disadvantaged by circumstances beyond their control. Applicants and admitted students should contact the faculty or campus directly with questions or concerns – we are here to help!
2 Resources for Junior Students
For your junior students who are interested in learning more about the University of Toronto, our Student Recruitment team will be hosting interactive webcasts through April and May. Interested students can register for these webcasts at: future.utoronto.ca/visit/webcasts
We encourage you to bookmark our Resources for Counsellors page and check back from time to time.
Our Student Recruitment teams across the University of Toronto are here for you, and for your students, as we navigate these challenging straits together. We warmly welcome inquiries of any kind, anytime, at future.students@utoronto.ca.
With our thanks,
Ken Withers
Director, University of Toronto Student Recruitment
Vancouver Island University- posted April 7th
View this email in your browser
Here to support you.As uncertainty around COVID-19 remains, the team of VIU Recruiters wants to reassure you that we are here to support you.
From a distance, we are still able to connect with you and your students to support them as they transition from High School to University with a variety of communication options:
Video chat
- Using Zoom, we will be available Mon-Fri, 8:30am-4:00pm
- Let us know when you are available and we will send a link to connect
- As always, we are available to connect via email at connect@viu.ca.
- Sometimes it’s easier to have a phone call rather than go back and forth on email, if you would prefer to connect over the phone we can be reached Mon-Fri, 8:30am-4:00pm at 250-740-6672.
- Please note that this is a voicemail inbox that is checked multiple times a day, so please leave a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
- We will be hosting a webinars and would love for you to join us! The webinar will review application processes, student supports and how you can support your students as they consider their post secondary plans amidst the uncertainty of COVID-19.
Have your students join us:
Tue Apr 21 at 11am: https://viu.zoom.us/j/478248639
Thu Apr 23 at 11am: https://viu.zoom.us/j/525123954
It's not too late. Many programs are still open for applications! As we continue to support your students in making the transition to post-secondary we wanted to pass along an up-to-date list of all programs that are accepting applications.
Contact us.As Recruiters, we are here to connect with future students and support schools as you prepare students to transition to University. To discuss admissions, application process or any other questions you or your students might have, connect with one of our recruiters at connect@viu.ca or 250.740.6672.
Students who have applied and are ready to plan September 2020, connect with Advising at advising@viu.ca – Educational Advisors are currently available to serve students via phone, email or a one on one Zoom appointment.
For any application status and documentation questions, connect with Registration at 25-740-6400 or registration@viu.ca
Thompson Rivers University - posted April 3rd,2020
The deadline to apply has been extended to April 30th!
If you know of any interested student, please let me know there is still time to apply to the Bachelor of Engineering in Software Engineering at TRU for Fall 2020, however, with limited seats once they are full we won’t be able to accept any more students. For students to take advantage of the lower academic requirements they must apply NOW.
APPLY NOW
Admission Requirements:
High School Admission Requirements
1. BC Grade 12 (or equivalent).
2. BC English 12/English 12 First Peoples with a minimum of 67% (or equivalent).
3. Pre-Calculus 12 with a minimum of 67% (or equivalent).
4. Physics 12 with a minimum of 67% (or equivalent).
5. Chemistry 12 with a minimum of 67% (or equivalent). (You will still be considered for admission if you do not fulfill the Chemistry 12 requirements, however you may have to complete an extra Chemistry course
If you or any student have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me.
Thanks,
Kammi
Kammi Madsen B.Sc., M.Sc.
Engineering Advisor and Accreditation Coordinator
Faculty of Science, Engineering and Applied Science
P: 778-471-8698 | OM 2802
Thompson Rivers University
805 TRU Way
Kamloops, BC V2C 0C8
***NEW*** Post Secondary Schools of BC website. https://www.postsecondarybc.ca/
Applying to an Ontario University...... Do you have questions about OUAC? Here is a link to FAQ. www.ouac.on.ca/faq-application/105/
Applying to Post-SecondaryAll students planning to attend post-secondary institutions must complete Student Transcript Services to have their transcript sent to those schools. Before you begin you will need your PEN#
PEN# - Provincial Education Number (9 digit number from the BC Ministry of Education. This number can also be found on your report card. . STEP 1: You must register for a BC Government account, a BCeID. Follow the system prompts and register for STS. STEP 2: Next log-in to Student Transcript Service using the BCeID. STEP 3: From a studnet's STS Dashboard make post-seondary institution selections, view transcripts view assessment results and send transcripts either: immediately or interim and final or just final. All university applications will be available online by October of each year. Apply early as some institutions accept students on a first applied, first registered basis. Early applications may give you more choice. (one example is Camosun College) How to Apply in BC Go to EducationPlannerBC or to the university website directly. Students will need: -PEN #- Provincial Education Number (9-digit identity number from the Provincial Ministry of Education) - your PEN # is also needed to access your provincial exam grades. -A copy of your Grade 11 final grades. -Credit or debit card to pay application fees. -Save the application confirmation number and the fee confirmation. Checklist: 1) Pay the application fee online with a credit/debit card. 2) Your application will not be fully processed until the payment is received. 3) Your application will not be fully processed without a PEN # number. 4) Submit your application and save/print the page with your application ID number. 5) By letter or e-mail, you will receive your permanent university or college ID number that is used to access your status, pay tuition, and choose courses. Don't lose this number! 6) At UBC (and a few other institutes), you must create this ID number before you can apply to a faculty. In other Provinces In Alberta go to ApplyAlberta. In Ontario, apply to the universities via the OUAC ( Ontario Universities Application Service) for early admission by early January . This is not a deadline but a cut-off for early admission. Anywhere else in Canada, information on how to apply will be on the university or college's website. You Will Need: PEN # Credit or debit card # AFTER YOU HAVE APPLIED Login to your personal site at the university/college using the student number sent to you from that institution. On this site, you will self-report your grades, apply for scholarships, submit extra applications, pay tuition, choose classes and correspond with future profs. |
British Columbia Camosun College admissions UVIC www.uvic.ca/ SFU self reporting UBC Admissions UBC self reporting UBC- How to write your personal profile- *video 
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BC Transfer Guide
Guide to Ontario Universities
LPI Exam
Ontario College Application Service
Ontario Universities Application Centre
BC’s Post-Secondary Application Service
Personal Education Numbers (PEN)
SAT and PSAT
INTERNATIONAL
TOEFL
BC Transfer Guide
Guide to Ontario Universities
LPI Exam
Ontario College Application Service
Ontario Universities Application Centre
BC’s Post-Secondary Application Service
Personal Education Numbers (PEN)
SAT and PSAT
INTERNATIONAL
TOEFL
