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Month: March 2011

Is it worth going to university?

By Sarah Rainsberger Posted on March 22, 2011 Posted in University admissions

Everything I learned, both in and out of class, helped to make me an educated, informed tutor. But, it wasn’t my degree that made me the kind of tutor that I was.

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6 ways to turn your interests into extra-curricular activities for your university application

By Sarah Rainsberger Posted on March 11, 2011 Posted in University admissions

6 ways to turn your interests into extra-curricular activities for your university application (and how to do it so that it actually *benefits* *you* and doesn’t just pad your resume)

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Students can improve by being more like salespeople

By Sarah Rainsberger Posted on March 11, 2011 Posted in Preparing for University

Tips, tricks and tidbits that will help one prepare academically, mentally, spiritually and psychologically for the demands of university.

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The Top Six Average in Ontario

By Sarah Rainsberger Posted on March 10, 2011 Posted in University admissions Tagged with Ontario

Here’s the scoop on the “Top Six” — the six senior Ontario high school courses that are averaged to determine your “university admission average” (like a GPA) by Ontario universities.

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The University Application Process in Ontario

By Sarah Rainsberger Posted on March 9, 2011 Posted in University admissions Tagged with Ontario

Ontario university applications FAQ: How do I get an application? What does it cost? When to apply? Then what?

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Is March Break the best time to visit prospective universities?

By Sarah Rainsberger Posted on March 7, 2011 Posted in University admissions Tagged with Ontario

During March Break you can be sure there will be plenty of representation from academic departments, the student union, clubs and services to answer your questions and sell their school. But the March Break experience isn’t always the most accurate representation of daily life at university.

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Ontario University Programs not requiring ENG4U for Admission

By Sarah Rainsberger Posted on March 5, 2011 Posted in University without high school Tagged with Ontario

The vast majority of Ontario universities require ENG4U to be included in your Top Six admissions average if English is your first language.  But, there are 3 general exceptions to this rule:

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Ontario Universities’ Alternative Admissions Policies

By Sarah Rainsberger Posted on March 5, 2011 Posted in University without high school Tagged with Ontario

If you have been doing self-study at home, enrolled at a non-accredited private school or program, following a well-known curriculum program that does not lead to a government diploma, or learning through travel and experiences, you can apply to university under the category of homeschooler.

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Canadian University Advanced Placement (AP) Policies

By Sarah Rainsberger Posted on March 4, 2011 Posted in University without high school

The Advanced Placement (AP) exams can be used both in university admissions and often for earning university credits before you even arrive on campus.

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University Without High School

By Sarah Rainsberger Posted on March 2, 2011 Posted in University without high school

If you are high school age and want to attend university but don’t feel like a traditional high school education is what you want, here’s a shot of inspiration that yes, you can take a different path!

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