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Dealing with Procrastination

Steve Olson has a great collection of resources for beating procrastination on his site.  (Bookmark it, and then write it lower down on your to-do list. You’ll see why in a moment!) More »

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Is March Break the best time to visit prospective universities?

It’s March Break for high schools in Ontario and all the Ontario universities know it! There are several tours and activities planned for secondary students taking advantage of the time off to More »

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University without high school

Maclean’s article University Without High School gives a highly positive and interesting review of the ideas in the book College Without High School by Blake Boles. If you are high school age and want More »

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Is it worth going to university?

This post was written on my personal blog a few years ago, inspired by the fact that I had just paid off my student loans. ($463/month for 10 years — you can More »

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Students can improve by being more like salespeople

There’s a lot of information on this site about how to get into university. But it’s only responsible to also include tips, tricks and tidbits that will help you prepare for the academic More »

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Canadian University Advanced Placement (AP) policies

The Advanced Placement (AP) exams can be used both in university admissions and often for earning university credits before you even arrive on campus.  Many Canadian universities give credit for high scores on these exams.  Some institutions will use AP exam results in lieu of senior high school courses for determining university admission

Visit the College Board website’s Canadian page to see AP credit policies by university.  And for all things AP in Canada, including participating schools, exam subjects, and data reports, visit AP Canada.