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Scholarships Q&A January 11 to 13 12:55 pm (lunchtime) Library Students can attend any sessions to connect with Ms. Abad about questions on scholarships. Students in the process of applying and need assistance in completing their application can come to the session. Scholarship package will be provided for school-based scholarships (community awards, District/Authority scholarships and District Administered scholarships). To sign up, please Fill out this form. Parents as Career and Education Coaches For parents who missed this virtual event in December, there is another upcoming schedule on January 20, 2021 at 7:00 pm. Here are the poster and registration link. Applying to Colleges/Universities Reminder sent to grads that completing the STUDENT TRANSCRIPT SERVICES is NOT the same as submitting an application to the colleges or universities. STS registration is only to allow student's choices of post-secondary institutions (PSI) to access the transcript when PSI need to evaluate the student's application. To apply to colleges/universities, the student must use the application portal - Education Planner BC. Visit the website HERE. Check guides (includes PSIs outside BC) HERE. Final Application Deadline / List of Deadlines Final application deadline for:
SFU - Deadline to Self-report grades / Guidelines Check HERE to view SFU's self-reporting guidelines for the newly implemented quarterly system. Deadlines to self-report
Discover STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) Check out our Discover STEM ebook which covers a range of topics for students interested in STEM fields. Students may have questions about the kinds of programs available, financial support, and different post-secondary institutions. Download the Discover STEM eBook JA Canada - FREE Programs Junior Achievement BC offers opportunities on financial literacy, work readiness and entrepreneurship free of charge. Learn from professionals in a virtual session (World of Choices) and Techworks (career opportunities in all things tech) and there are amazing scholarship opportunities for those that have completed JA programs in the past. All the JA programs are broken down by grade level/topic, visit: https://jabc.ca/programs/ Check also JABC TechWorks 2021 – Virtual, this event will help students to the career opportunities that exist in BC's dynamic tech sector. Are you thinking about pursuing post-secondary education? You should consider a program or career in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)! Check out our Discover STEM ebook which covers a range of topics for students interested in STEM fields. Students may have questions about the kinds of programs available, financial support, and different post-secondary institutions. We reached out to students in STEM fields to share their experience and advice for you! We aim to empower students to pursue STEM fields, especially minority groups that are considered to be traditionally underrepresented in STEM education and careers. Download the Discover STEM eBook Here are some interesting opportunities through JA. Learn from professionals in a virtual session (World of Choices) and Techworks (career opportunities in all things tech) and there are amazing scholarship opportunities for those that have completed JA programs in the past.
All the JA programs are broken down by grade level/topic. https://jabc.ca/programs/ Also, we have just announced the dates and details for JABC TechWorks 2021 – Virtual. It’s a shift from our popular live event, but this virtual event will not disappoint.JABC TechWorks helps to expose high school students to the career opportunities that exist in B.C.’s dynamic tech sector. Students will explore the skills and education required for tech jobs of the future.JABC TechWorks features a live virtual event (with flexibility as it is offered on four dates and times), plus access to an exciting video library featuring conversations and activities facilitated by B.C. tech leaders and tech-enabled companies. Check out the following information: JABC Awards 2020-21 - deadlines: March 12 / May 9 Contact Person: Deborah Wakeham VP, Programs | 250.893.4495 |[email protected] Please find below information sent to grade 12s.
KPU - Health Foundation Deadline Instead of December 1st, application deadline would be November 20th as Nov 16th KPU update. Applying to UBC - Student taking Online Courses Reminder to grads taking online courses this year. In completing their application, they need to list the school they are taking their online course with. That way UBC knows they are taking an online course. If they've already applied and didn't put down the school, they should email UBC or their UBC advisor to let them know they are taking an online course. UVIC - Students taking Online Course Students need to be on track to finish the online course by the final deadline of May 31st, so this 50% finished by self-reporting is really a guide to ensure that students are on track to complete the course on time. Students will be able to self-report these courses just as any other course that they are reporting and there would be no requirement to submit an in-progress transcript or anything at this stage of the game. UBC - Sauder School of Business Info Session This online event highlights the BCOM program and gives prospective students information on applying, as well as a chance to meet some of our current students, professors and staff. Attendees will learn more about the BCom curriculum and hear about some of the unique extracurricular opportunities available to students. Thursday November 19th, from 4:30 – 6:00pm Registration link SFU - Srengthening Connections Virtual Fairs for Indigenous Students Rebecca Sangwais, SFU Indigenous Student Recruitment, will be hosting a live presentation during each scheduled fair. Her presentations will discuss SFU admissions requirements, programs and their Indigenous support services. UBC - Indegenous Introduction to UBC BC Recruitment Department is hosting virtual UBC Information sessions for students with Indigenous Ancestry in the month of November. Information sessions are one hour. Mondays: 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM (Nov 16, 23, 30) Wednesdays: 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM (Nov 18, 25) Thursdays: 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM (Nov 19, 26) To register please send an email to Kristen Davis at [email protected] SFU - Explore SFU Online Info Session Curious about what SFU offers? Want to learn about specific faculties and programs? Join us for our Explore SFU series! In each session we’ll provide an overview of SFU, cover admission requirements and feature a different faculty each week through the Fall!
REGISTER NOW UBC - Taste of Land and Food System Virtual Open House Help remote communities get equal access to water, compelled to stand up for animal welfare, or inspired to share your passion for a sustainable food system with the next generation, If these are your interest, the Faculty of Land and Food Systems (LFS) may be the right Faculty for you. LFS Program Overview & Admissions Next Steps At this session, get to know more about the Faculty of Land and Food Systems and dive in to our four undergraduate Bachelor of Science degrees. Hear from LFS academic advising staff and students who will share their passions with you, and have your questions answered about next steps to submit an application. When: (click the link below to access the Zoom room on the corresponding date and time - password: 12345)
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Douglas - Online Information Sessions Dec 8th and 10th 5:00pm To sign up, visit: https://www.douglascollege.ca/future-students/explore-douglas/information-sessions To Grads,
As of today I only have on my list 17 students who have registered for STS. Please complete your registration at the earliest. Here are some video tutorials on how to create your BCEID and STS account. Also, on how to send your transcript to post secondary institutions or PSI. Registering for BCEID and accessing STS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJCk3Uj3P0Q How to order/send transcript to PSI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSo_U7XmH8k Here is the registration guidelines again in Word doc. If you need help in completing the STS registration or navigating the Ministry of Education STS portal, please see me next week. Fill out the form below to attend any of the sessions from Monday to Thursday in the library at 1:00pm. FILL OUT FORM Deadline: October 15 (sponsored) / October 22 (direct pool)
Loran Scholarship $100,000 Awarded to students who show strength of character and commitment to service. Student must study at one of the 25 partnered universities and have an 85% minimum grade average. To be nominated, students must submit their cover letter, brag sheet and application to Ms. Abad on October 12 by 5 pm. Download the bragsheet Click HERE for more info Deadline: October 26, 2020 Horatio Alger Association *National Entrepreneurial 10 x $10,000 *Canadian Scholarship 160 x $5,000 H A S honors the achievements of outstanding individuals in our society who have succeeded in spite of adversity and who are committed to supporting young people in pursuit of increased opportunities through higher education. Click HERE for more info Deadline: January 27, 2021 Schulich Leader Scholarships $100,000 Awarded to students who plan to enrol in eligible STEM program at one of its partner universities. Academic excellence and leadership, charisma and creativity are some of the criteria. Strong consideration will be given to students with financial needs. To be nominated, students must submit a cover letter and brag sheet to Ms. Abad on November 9 by 5pm Download the bragsheet Click HERE for more info Deadline: November 17 TD Scholarships for Community Leadership $70,000 Awarded to students who have demonstrated community leadership and have a minimum overall grade average of 75%. Click HERE for more info Deadline: March 15, 2021 RE/Max Bursaries 16 x $1000 Awarded to students who have demonstrated community service. Click HERE for more info Deadline: October 15 (sponsored) / October 22 (direct pool)
Loran Scholarship $100,000 Awarded to students who show strength of character and commitment to service. Student must study at one of the 25 partnered universities and have an 85% minimum grade average. To be nominated, students must submit their cover letter, brag sheet and application to Ms. Abad on October 12 by 5 pm. Download the bragsheet Click HERE for more info Deadline: October 26, 2020 Horatio Alger Association *National Entrepreneurial 10 x $10,000 *Canadian Scholarship 160 x $5,000 H A S honors the achievements of outstanding individuals in our society who have succeeded in spite of adversity and who are committed to supporting young people in pursuit of increased opportunities through higher education. Click HERE for more info Deadline: November 17 TD Scholarships for Community Leadership $70,000 Awarded to students who have demonstrated community leadership and have a minimum overall grade average of 75%. Click HERE for more info Deadline: March 15, 2021 RE/Max Bursaries 16 x $1000 Awarded to students who have demonstrated community service. Click HERE for more info Please find below information sent to grade 12s. Douglas College Academic Foundation for Potential Nursing Applicants Application for Fall 2021 Opens on October 1, 2020 at 8:30 am and will close on October 5, 2020 at 8:30 am. View Program Details Click here on How to Apply Canadian University Events Connecting students to the finest post secondary opportunities across Canada. It feature representatives from participating universities ready to answer questions, provide information and get connected. Students in grade 10, 11 and 12 are encouraged to join the live events on: Sept 29, 30: 4pm - 8pm PST Oct 3: 10am - 2pm PST Oct 1, 6, 8: 4pm - 8pm PST Go to cuebc.org to register for events. All CUE student events are the same and they are open to students in all grades. When to Apply University and College application process for September 2021 Intake starts on the following dates: September 1 UVIC Emily Carr University (Sept 15) October 1 Langara College, Douglas College UBC, SFU, KPU, Capilano University (Oct 6) BCIT (Trades programs are a continuous intake) Vancouver Community College Thompson Rivers University Universities in Canada (most accept applications now) USA Post-secondary Universities and Colleges How to Apply Education Planner BC. This is an application portal where student can search for various programs as well for admission to one or more BC post-secondary institutions. Click to Search Program Click to Apply & Create Profile For BCIT and UBC, apply through their website: Applying to UBC Create UBC profile Applying to BCIT Create BCIT profile Sending Transcript Once students have applied, students are directed via email on instructions for self-reporting interim/final grades to the universities. Students must always check correspondence with university via personal account. Most universities would want you to release your marks through the Ministry of Education - Student Transcript Services. Click here to register for your student transcript View detailed instruction on how to register University of Victoria Update Discover UVIC September 29 4:00 to 5:00 pm Click here to learn more Parent Night October 6 4:00 to 5:00 pm Click here to learn more Simon Fraser University Update SFU has decided to remove the deadline of January 31st to complete online courses for admission to the Fall 2021. Instead, students can complete their online courses by June along with the rest of their classes. Visit: https://www.sfu.ca/ |
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