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Transition to Post-Secondary Information Session

Agenda The Different Pathways Reviewing the requirements for OSSD Prerequisites for Post-Secondary Getting Informed Applications and Timelines Costs and Financial Planning Accessing support through Student Services

A Pathway for Every Student Apprenticeships College GAP Year School to Work University Victory Lap

Other Post-Secondary Opportunities Armed Forces Private Vocational Schools Workplace Training Articulation Agreements between Colleges and Universities

A Review: Graduation Requirements for the OSSD 18 Compulsory Credits 12 Elective Credits Successful completion of the OSSLT or a credit in OLC4O 40 Community Service Hours (minimum)

Prerequisites for Post-Secondary College Diplomas General admission requirements will include: OSSD Depending upon the program, some specific grade 11/12 courses might be required For some programs, a supplementary application/form may apply (ie. performance, portfolio, interview)

Prerequisites for Post-Secondary University and College Degrees General admission requirements: Six 4U/4M courses that INCLUDE any identified prerequisite credits (used to determine a student’s admission average) For some programs, supplementary applications/forms may apply (ie. performance, portfolio, interview)

RESEARCH The following is a list of some of the resources that are available to you: Institutional Websites Publications Social Network sites- Facebook, Youtube and Twitter Tests and Tools Presentations like this! BHS Student Services UIP – Oct 27th at AYJ (6:30 – 9 pm) CIP – Oct 6th at Algonquin College (9 - 11 am) Campus Visits and info sessions Friends, Parents, Siblings eINFO

Selecting the Right School Compare: Programs and courses Size of the school and of the city/town around it Location of campus within the city Layout of the campus Distance from home The right “feel” Residence facilities and alternatives to residence Costs

College Application Process

Algonquin College October 6th 9:00 - 11:00 am

College Applications Ontario College Application Service (OCAS) No PIN necessary Applications to any 5 ONTARIO college programs by February 1st, 2017 Out-of-province/ country applications are sent directly to the institution (cost, transcripts, etc.) Application Costs $95 for 5 program choices (non- refundable) Maximum of 3 program choices at any one Ontario college No more than 5 choices

College Timeline: Between Now and June 2017 November 20th – upload of information to create your OCAS account February 1st - deadline for receipt of College applications due to OCAS February 1st – Earliest offer date where colleges begin to send out offers of amission Mid February - all final first semester grades from Ontario high school’s will be sent to OCAS Late April - second semester Mid-Term grades are made available to OCAS and offers go out May 1st - Applicants must confirm their acceptance June 15th –earliest date that Colleges may require tuition fees.

University Application Process

A.Y. JACKSON SECONDARY SCHOOL is pleased to invite you to the University Information Program (UIP) Thursday, October 27th 6:15 pm – 8:30 pm This is a great opportunity for grade 12 graduating students and their parents to meet representatives from 21 Ontario universities.

University Applications Ontario University Application Centre (OUAC) PIN issued to all graduating students in November Application deadline: January 11th, 2016 Note: Applications received after this date will still be processed by the OUAC and distributed to the universities. However, specific university deadlines will apply. $150 per student for three initial university/program choices - $50 for each additional choice) Max of 3 programs at any one university Out-of-province/ country applications are sent directly to the institution (cost, transcripts, etc.) $50 fee for each time you change your initial request

University Application (cont) OUAC is used for: - Application - Amendments - Acceptance Do not contact the Ontario universities about the above 3 items Once you have your PIN, please go in and double check that the information is accurate … any concerns please come into Student Services

University Timeline: Between Now and August 2017 November 6th – Upload of information to create your OUAC account/ PIN number January 11th - University applications due to OUAC February 11th - Deadline for receipt (by OUAC) of all final first semester grades from Ontario high school’s April 28th - Second semester Mid-Term grades are made available to institutions via OUAC May 26th - Latest date that university application decisions will be released (offer, refusal, or deferral) June 1st – Earliest date that Ontario universities can require a response to an offer of admission July 6th – Deadline for receipt (by OUAC) of all final second semester grades from Ontario high schools August – Students are responsible for ensuring that all summer school grades are submitted to OUAC directly

Conditional Offer of Acceptance A conditional offer of acceptance is conditional upon your final grades being similar to the grades that were used at the time of evaluation. Some applicants might receive offers very soon after the mid February date based upon semester 1 grades and grade 11 grades The majority of students will not receive offers until after second semester mid-term grades

Money, Money, Money!

Cost of College (Note that the figures identified below are approximate) Tuition and Ancillary Fees Room and Board Off Campus Living Books and Supplies Personal Expenses Approximate Annual Cost Living away from home Living at home $3500 – 5000 $7000 – 8000 $6000 $1500 $2500 $14 000 – 16 000 $7500

Cost of University (Note that the figures identified below are approximate) Tuition and Ancillary Fees Room and Board Off Campus Living Books and Supplies Personal Expenses Approximate Annual Cost Living in Residence Living at home $6000 – 13 000 $7000 – 8000 $6000 $1500 $2500 $20 000 – 23 000 $9000 – 12 000

Sources of Funding Scholarships - Entrance Scholarships are based solely on academic performance - “Prestige” Scholarships are based on both academic performance and extra-curricular success Bursaries (money provided to students who meet specific criteria and is not expected to be paid back) Grants (money that is provided to students who show financial need and is not expected to be paid back) OSAP (Ontario Student Assistance Program – grants & loans) Loans (this is money that is expected to be paid back) Part-time Work Savings RESP savings

OSAP Helps Ontario students pay for their education Loans and grants are based on financial need Application for students is now available online Who is eligible and for how much? For information visit: osap.gov.on.ca

Advice from Student Services Create a “clean email” – Gmail is recommended over Hotmail Check your email often and don’t share access to your email Check in Student Services often regarding upcoming Scholarship deadlines Have a list of important dates and deadlines in your calendar Start putting together your portfolio (if req’d) Use the Internet responsibly (What is your Internet identity?) and protect your electronic identity Keep a printed copy of all communications and contacts Keep your OUAC account information safe Ensure that you have completed your community hours and the OSSLT

Student Services emails for all June 2017 Graduates

Bell Student Services Please see your Guidance Counselor with ANY questions or concerns Please see Mrs. Thumm in Guidance regarding any questions regarding scholarships

Thanks for joining us. Student Services, Bell High School