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college application tutorial
The “Plan” section is intended to help you prepare for your college
education.Here you will find information
about the individual colleges, a summary of program types,
information specific to each type of applicant, financial planning
resources, and a section designed to assist and inform your parents.
About The Colleges
☑ Ontario College Profiles
☑ Google Map of Colleges and Campuses
☑ Links to College Websites
Parents
☑ College and Campus Tour Info
☑ Links to Program Types
☑ College Costs and Financing Info
Program Types
☑ Certificates☑ Diplomas☑ Graduate Certificates☑ Bachelor’s Degrees☑ Co-op Placements☑ Apprenticeships
☑ Application Fees☑ Application Deadlines ☑ Publications☑ Admission Requirements☑ Mature Student Info☑ Prior Learning☑ International Student Info
Applicant Information
Money Matters
☑ Tuition Fees Summary☑ Budgeting Advice☑ Financial Assistance Info☑ Bursaries and Grants☑ Scholarships and Awards
The “Find” section is a college program search engine. It is
designed to allow you to search through all of the programs offered
by Ontario’s 28 publicly-funded colleges. You can compare
different programs, sort your search results by various criteria, and save them to a wishlist until
you are ready to apply.
Search for Programs
SearchHere
Search Results
SortResults
Expanded Search Results
RefineSearchCriteria
Compare Programs
Program Details
CollegeWebsite
Link
Find A Program
☑ Search for Programs ☑ Compare Programs☑ Save Program Choices to a Wishlist☑ Print Program Choices
The “Apply” section is the gateway to our online application process.
This is the area of our website where you will complete and
submit your college application. We have also included some
checklists for quick reference, along with some info about your
transcripts and grades. Be sure to have your credit card ready!
Applicant Checklist
Apply!
Clickto
Apply
Sign up for an account
SignUp
Here
Create Basic Account
Thisis
NEW!
Sign In
Create Extended Account
ValidatePre-populated
Fields
EnterMailingAddress
Click Apply to College
Clickto
Apply
Select Application Cycle
PleaseNote!
Complete Required Fields
PleaseNote!
Identify Yourself
SelectThisOne
Complete Required Fields
EnterOEN
Number
Verify Details
Save your program choices
Clickto
Add
Payment
Select Payment Type
SelectPayment
Type
Enter Payment Info
EnterPayment
Info
Payment Verification
The “Confirm” section is where you will go to accept and confirm
your offer of admission to college. You may receive more than one offer, but you can only accept a single offer at any given time.
Don’t sweat it though...you can change your acceptance at any time simply by logging back into
your account.
Confirm
Accepting your Offer
Click to
Confirm
Sign In to your Account
Click Offers of Admission
ViewOffersHere
Select Application Cycle
SelectDate Range
Review your Offer(s)
Click to
Accept
Accept an Offer
Click to
Verify
Review your Confirmed Offer
Check Back Laterfor Additional Offers
Frequently Asked Questions
Question: What do I need to apply to college?
Answer: OSSD (30 credits; 18 compulsory, 12
elective)40 hours of volunteer work
Successful completion of the literacy test or the OLC401 course
Frequently Asked Questions
Question: How can I be accepted to college if I’m still
finishing my diploma?
Answer:The colleges will base their decisions on the
1st semester marks, and the mid-term marks of 2nd semester. They may also look at your
Grade 11 marks. Your offer will likely be conditional upon the successful completion
of your OSSD.
Frequently Asked Questions
Question: Are there any important dates to keep in
mind?
Answer:February 1, 2008 - All applications received
by this date will be given equal consideration. This is also the earliest
admission offer date, and the earliest date an applicant may confirm an offer.
May 1, 2008 - Deadline for the acceptance of an offer of admission.
June 15, 2008 - Earliest tuition due date.
Frequently Asked Questions
Question: If I have “U” or “M” courses, do they count
as more?
Answer:A select few colleges add 15%-20% for each course. Other colleges make no distinction
between “C” and “U” level courses.
Please consult with your Guidance Counselor for more information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Question: What do I do about my transcripts?
Answer:Students currently enrolled in high school do not have to send us their transcripts. Simply advise your guidance office that you will be applying to college, and they will send your
grades directly to us.
Frequently Asked Questions
Question: Will the colleges confirm that they have
received my application?
Answer:After November 30th, you may receive a verification from the colleges you have
applied to. If you do not receive an application verification, please contact the
colleges directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Question: What if I need help with my application?
Answer:We can help you!
Simply visit our website, type your question into the “Ask Us” search box, and click “GO”!
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