U of G 2020 South Asia Viewbook

Find yourself at the University of Guelph

Who, What, Where is the University of Guelph . . . . . . . . . .2

Coming to U of G — We make your transition easier . . . . . .4

Living on Campus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Dining on Campus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Experiential Learning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

Co-operative Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

How to Build Your Best Degree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

Required Courses by Degree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

Admissions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

English Proficiency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Financing your Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

University of Guelph-Humber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Contact Us . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Back cover

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ContentsPoints of PrideOne of Canada’s Top Comprehensive Universities (Maclean’s)

Top marks for StudentExperience (Maclean’s)

Over 90% of students return for their second year at U of G

One of the highest % of female STEM students nationally

OVC ranks #1 in Canada, and #7 in the world for Veterinary Medicine (QS, 2018)

90.15% employed within 6 months of graduation (CUDO, 2016)

#1 in Canada and #12 in the world for Agricultural Science (Best Global Universities, 2019)

#4 in the world for Food Science (CWUR, 2019)

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Climate4 distinct seasons

Spring: mid-March to May 10° to 20° C (some rain)

Summer: June to August 20° to 30° C (humid)

Fall: September to November 7° to 20° C

Winter: December to mid-March -15° to 2° C (snow, sunny)

Arriving in CanadaTravel Time by air to Toronto*

• Dubai 13 hrs • Amritsar 14.5 hrs • Amsterdam 7.5 hrs • Bangalore 19 hrs • Beijing 13.5 hrs • Colombo 20.5 hrs • Delhi 16 hrs • Dhaka 20 hrs • Frankfurt 7.5 hrs • Hong Kong 14.5 hrs • Hyderabad 20 hrs • Istanbul 10 hrs • London 7 hrs • Mumbai 15.5 hrs • New York 1 hr • Paris 8 hrs

*Guelph is a one-hour drive from Toronto’s Pearson International Airport . Shuttle service can be arranged to bring you directly to campus . redcarservice.com

Getting aroundGO Bus transit connects the University Centre to the Greater Toronto Area and Mississauga, hourly, throughout the day during weekdays . gotransit.com

Guelph is only 1 hour from Toronto, Canada’s largest metropolis, and within easy reach of the U .S . border, major international airports and all modes of transportation .

We have it allStudents come from more than 100 countries, including Bahamas, Bangladesh, Barbados, China, Egypt, Ghana, India, Iran, Jamaica, Japan, Malaysia, Mauritius, Nigeria, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Trinidad, Turkey, UAE, the United States, the UK and Vietnam .

Guelph: rhymes with selfWelcome to one of Ontario’s fastest growing, best run cities: Guelph, Ontario . With a population of over 133,000, you’ll get the vibe of a major community and the welcome of a smaller town . The architecture is rich, the downtown core is vibrant, the legacy and cultural diversity is strong, and the community and campus are interconnected .

• Located in the heart of the Innovation Corridor that stretches from Toronto to the Waterloo Region .

• Rated one of the 10 best places to live in Canada . • Called the City of Music, it’s recognized for its indie music scene, and home to the renowned Hillside Festival and the Guelph Jazz Festival .

• Your student ID card is your city transit pass — explore all you want! • One of Canada’s Smartest Cities (Infrastructure Canada, 2019) .

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Guelph is only 1 hour from Toronto, Canada’s largest metropolis, and within easy reach of the U .S . border, major international airports and all modes of transportation .

26,677total undergrad enrolment

1,400international students

85+majors

25+First Year Seminar courses

33academic institutes and centres

200+student clubs

19intramural sports

25,000 sq ftfitness centre

3,500students enrolled in co-operative education

theGryphonis our mascot and signifies strength and wisdom

7dining halls

13coffee houses

12certificate programs to enhance your degree

1,000+experiential learning opportunities

173,000+alumni

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WHO, WHAT, WHERE IS THE UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH?

Guelph’s support for students is legendary and quantifiable.The University of Guelph is recognized as a Canadian leader in student experience . We will greet you and your family when you arrive, help you get settled, and continue to support you throughout your time as a U of G student .

Before You Arrive

START OnlineSTARTonline.ca

Your guide to starting university . Designed to connect you with other students, break down your summer to-do list, provide Orientation Week information and more!

START Internationalgryphlife.ca

A three-day orientation program for international students . Register online before you arrive .

LINK Programuoguelph.ca/studentexperience

Designed to support international students in making a successful transition to Canadian culture and life at the University of Guelph .

When You Arrive

International Student Advisinguoguelph.ca/studentexperience

Available through the Office of Intercultural Affairs . Please see page 12 for details .

Orientation Weekguelphoweek.ca

A week packed with more than 500 activities campus-wide, all designed to help you learn your way around campus and feel at home .

The Student Transition Officeuoguelph.ca/studentexperience

Here to help you leverage your skills and strengths to be successful at university .

Your First Year… and BeyondAs a student, you’re at the centre of everything we do at Guelph . Your path at U of G is supported by facilities, designed for your best learning, faculty who greet you by name and whose research is internationally recog-nized and by a student population that will help you reach your full academic and personal potential .

First Year Seminarsuoguelph.ca/vpacademic/fys/

Small classes that emphasize student participation, critical thinking and developing your academic skills early in your university career .

Supported Learning Groups (SLGs)lib.uoguelph.ca/get-assistance/studying/slgs

Peer-led study groups are held weekly and are designed to help you through historically challenging courses .

The Library, Learning Commonslib.uoguelph.ca

Providing programs and services on how to manage your workload, take lecture notes, study efficiently and more .

Student Accessibility Serviceswellness.uoguelph.ca/accessibility

If you believe that your admission average does not reflect your true academic ability as a result of a disability, you are encouraged to complete the Supplemental Information Form for Students with Disabilities (SIF-D) by May 1, 2020 .

Student Wellness Serviceswellness.uoguelph.ca/sws

Counselling Serviceswellness.uoguelph.ca/counselling

Diversity and Human Rights (DHR)uoguelph.ca/diversity-human-rights

Health and Performance Centre (HPC)wellness.uoguelph.ca/hpc

Wellness Education Centre (WEC)wellness.uoguelph.ca/education

“ The Co-operative Education Coordinators on campus have been fantastic at guiding me through the entire co-op process. From introducing me to the co-op system in COOP 1100, to support throughout the application and interview process, the staff was very involved, and my success felt like a priority to them. During a session I attended as part of the course, they brought in past co-op students which gave me a really great idea of what to expect during my work terms.

Mahmood Mostafa Mohiuddin Bachelor of Engineering, Computer Engineering (Co-op) High School: Scholastica School, Dhaka, Bangladesh Involvement: Co-op student, Robotics Club member

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Indian Students’ Association

One of the various cultural organizations at U of G that celebrates the rich traditions of the South Asian culture . Several fun events are held throughout the year and are open to all students attending the university .

Sports, Athletics, Clubs

The brand new Guelph Gryphons Athletic Centre offers a wide range of intramural, varsity, and fitness programs that involve 16,500+ students . Visit gryphons.ca

U of G also offers 200+ clubs and organizations that span cultural interests, arts, sports, academics, politics, and community service . uoguelph.ca/organizations

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COMING TO U OF G

Virtual Tours of Residence

• Visit housing.uoguelph.ca/roomtypes to see room floor plans .

• Take the 360˚ room tour of the various residence rooms: housing.uoguelph.ca/360

Off-Campus Livingstudentlife.uoguelph.ca/ocl

The off-campus living website provides you with up-to-date housing lists, prices, and photos of great houses in the City of Guelph .

T (519) 824 – 4120 x56276 ocl@uoguelph .ca

On-Campus Housinghousing.uoguelph.ca

The University of Guelph offers comfortable accommodations, top-ranking dining options, and all the support you could wish for to help you excel as an international student .

You will find our residences friendly and pleasant . We offer a wide range of residential learning envi-ronments to support your academic and personal success . You can choose from more than 15 themed housing options such as International House, Eco-House, Arts House, French House, and Academic Clusters for those looking to live with like-minded students .

The University of Guelph has one of the largest and best established residence systems in Canada — with space for over 5,000 students .

You are guaranteed a spot in residence if you submit your online residence application and pay your $750 residence deposit by June 1, 2020!

Dining On Campus hospitality.uoguelph.ca

If you are living in residence, meal plans are mandatory . Students may choose a dining plan that meets their personal needs . See page 12 for pricing .

Our students have consistently ranked U of G as having the best food on any Canadian university campus . Our secret? Making it ourselves . Whether it’s fresh fruit, salads and vegetables, your favourite comfort foods or international cuisine, the choice is yours and it’s always close by . Special dietary requirements (allergies, faith based, etc .) are easily accommodated . Bon appetit!

Your Meal Card

Your Student ID card is your Meal Plan card . Every time you choose a snack or a meal, simply tap your Student ID card at the cash and the appropriate amount will be deducted from your meal plan balance . There are 5 meal plans to choose from ranging from Minimum to Plus and Varsity .

How to Build Your Best DegreeFind your Degree Programadmission.uoguelph.ca/international/programreqs

Review the degree programs on pages 8 and 9 . Find what interests you and check that you have the required courses or equivalent subjects for your program of choice .

You can also visit our website, talk to U of G reps, reach out to us on social media and visit our campus if you are able to .

Enhance and Explore

Once you arrive on campus, you can add a minor, select an area of emphasis, or enrol in a certificate alongside your degree . You’ll also have countless opportunities to put your classroom theory into real- world practice through experiential learning and co-operative education . Your program counsellors, academic advisors, professors and teaching assistants will help you navigate your options so you can find the best fit for you .

Areas of Emphasis

Areas of emphasis, thematic streams, areas of focus and electives/program options are all ways to gain a deeper understanding of your chosen program .

Certificates

Enhance your degree program, grow professionally, and improve your potential employment opportunities by adding a certificate to your studies . It’s your choice . Visit opened .uoguelph .ca for a complete list of available certificates .

Minors

Choose a minor because it intrigues you, because it complements your major, or because it’s something you’ve always wanted to learn . Please visit admission.uoguelph.ca/minors for a complete list of available minors .

Experiential Learninguoguelph.ca/experientiallearning

Engaging in experiential opportunities will help you develop the knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed to achieve your personal, academic, and career-relat-ed goals . With its employer and community partners, the U of G is proud to offer a variety of experiences inside and outside the classroom designed to support you in exploring your interests, while building a strong professional and academic portfolio . This includes 41 co-op programs, hundreds of paid and volunteer experiences, and over 100 hands-on course options .

Our Experiential Learning Hub staff and students can help you tailor your experiential pathway to your goals — plus provide career advising, job search strategies, further education planning, and access to job fairs and networking events .

Co-operative Educationuoguelph.ca/coop

More than 3,000 students are in co-operative education at the University of Guelph — that’s one of the highest student enrolments in co-op programs among Ontario universities!

• Co-op students complete 3 to 5 paid co-op work terms throughout their degree, with durations of 4, 8, and 12 months depending on the program . • Salaries range from $475 – $1,000 per week, according to prior experience in the workplace and academic success .

International Learninguoguelph.ca/cip

Over 400 University of Guelph students take advantage of study abroad programs . Gain world experience through international co-op work terms, international research, community service learning, and courses with international field trips . With all the available options, you can study almost anywhere in the world and gain credits toward your University of Guelph degree .

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LIVING AND DINING

Required Courses by DegreeProgram Majors Required Courses

Bachelor of Applied Science8 semesters (Honours Degree)

admission.uoguelph.ca/basc

• Applied Human Nutrition • English • Math • Biology • Chemistry • 2 additional courses

• Child Studies • Family Studies and Human Development

• English • Math • Biology or Chemistry • 3 additional courses

Bachelor of Arts6 semesters (General Degree) 8 semesters (Honours Degree)

admission.uoguelph.ca/ba

• Anthropology • Art History • Classical Studies • Criminal Justice and Public Policy • Economics* • English • Environmental Governance • European Studies • Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics

• French Studies • Geography • History • International Development Studies*

• Major to be Determined • Mathematical Economics* • Mathematical Science • Music • Philosophy

• Political Science* • Psychology* • Sociology • Spanish and Hispanic Studies • Studio Art • Theatre Studies

• English • 5 additional courses

Bachelor of Arts and Sciences8 semesters (Honours Degree)

admission.uoguelph.ca/bas

• English • Advanced Math†

• 2 courses from: Biology, Chemistry, Physics • 1 Arts or Social Studies • 1 additional course

Bachelor of Bio-Resource Management8 semesters (Honours Degree)

admission.uoguelph.ca/bbrm

• Environmental Management • Equine Management

• English • Biology • 4 additional courses

• Food Industry Management* • English • Advanced Math†

• Biology • Chemistry • 2 additional courses

Bachelor of Commerce (Business)8 semesters (Honours Degree)

admission.uoguelph.ca/bcom

• Accounting* • Food and Agricultural Business* • Management*

• Management Economics and Finance*

• Marketing Management*

• Real Estate and Housing* • Sport and Event Management*

• Undeclared (first year only)

• English • Advanced Math†

• 4 additional courses

• Hospitality and Tourism Management* • Public Management*

• English • Advanced Math†

• 4 additional courses

Bachelor of Computing6 semesters (General Degree) 8 semesters (Honours Degree)

admission.uoguelph.ca/bcomp

• Computer Science* • Software Engineering*

• English • Calculus • 4 additional courses

Bachelor of Engineering8 semesters (Honours Degree)

admission.uoguelph.ca/beng

• Biological Engineering* • Biomedical Engineering* • Computer Engineering*

• Engineering Systems and Computing*

• Environmental Engineering*

• Mechanical Engineering* • Undeclared (first year only) • Water Resources Engineering*

• English • Calculus • 2 courses from: Biology, Chemistry, Physics • 2 additional courses

Bachelor of Landscape Architecture8 semesters (Honours Degree)

admission.uoguelph.ca/bla

• English • 5 additional courses • Background Information Form required by March 1, 2020 admission .uoguelph .ca/bla_bif

Program Majors Required Courses

Bachelor of Science

6 semesters (General Degree)8 semesters (Honours Degree)

admission.uoguelph.ca/bsc

Biological Sciences

• Animal Biology • Biochemistry* • Biodiversity • Biological Sciences • Bio-Medical Science • Biomedical Toxicology* • Environmental Biology • Food Science*

• Human Kinetics • Marine & Freshwater Biology* • Microbiology* • Molecular Biology and Genetics • Neuroscience • Nutritional and Nutraceutical Sciences • Plant Science • Wildlife Biology and Conservation • Zoology

• English • Advanced Math†

• 2 courses from Biology, Chemistry, Physics • 2 additional courses

Physical Sciences

• Biological and Pharmaceutical Chemistry*

• Biological and Medical Physics* • Chemical Physics* • Chemistry* • Environmental Geomatics*

• Mathematical Science • Nanoscience* • Physical Science • Physics* • Theoretical Physics

• English • Calculus • 2 courses from Biology, Chemistry, Physics • 2 additional courses

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture

8 semesters (Honours Degree)

admission.uoguelph.ca/bscag

• Animal Science • Crop, Horticulture and Turfgrass Sciences • Honours Agriculture

• English • Advanced Math†

• 2 courses from: Biology, Chemistry, Physics • 2 additional courses

Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences

8 semesters (Honours Degree)

admission.uoguelph.ca/bscenv

• Ecology* • Environment and Resource Management* • Environmental Economics and Policy* • Environmental Sciences*

• English • Advanced Math†

• 2 courses from: Biology, Chemistry, Physics • 2 additional courses

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

8 semesters

admission.uoguelph.ca/dvm

Application information can be found at ovc .uoguelph .ca/recruitment/en/applyingtodvm

US applicants can also apply using VMCAS .

No direct admission from secondary school . A minimum of two years of a university undergraduate degree program is required for admission consideration . Students preparing for admission to the DVM program should take high school Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Calculus or Advanced Math†

Associate Diplomas

4 semesters

admission.uoguelph.ca/diploma

University of Guelph, Main Campus

• Turfgrass Management

University of Guelph, Ridgetown Campus

• Agriculture • Environmental Management • Equine Care and Management • Horticulture • Veterinary Technology

Requirements

• Secondary school diploma

Veterinary Technology:

• Advanced Math†, English, Biology and Chemistry

*offered as regular and co-op programs†Advanced Math is one of Pre-Calculus, Functions, (I)GCSE, CSEC, IB Math SL, or other equivalent Math containing Advanced Functions, Algebra, Geometry or Trigonometry, approved by Admission Services . Note: Indian curriculum students with 12th Standard Math meet: Advanced Math† , Calculus, and Math required course prerequisites .

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REQUIRED COURSES BY DEGREE

AdmissionsSecondary School Applicants

Select your Program of Study from the list on pages 8 and 9 (the University of Guelph — main campus) or page 13 (the University of Guelph-Humber — Toronto campus)

Check that you have the correct prerequisite courses or equivalent subjects for your program of choice: admission.uoguelph.ca/international/programreqs

• Applying only to the University of Guelph: Use our online application at admission.uoguelph.ca • Also applying to other Ontario universities: Use the 105 application at the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) at ouac.on.ca • Also applying to US universities: Use the Common Application at apply.commonapp.org

British Curriculum: General Certificate of Education (GCE):

Admission consideration begins with and includes:

• Minimum of 2 A Level passes and 3 (I)GCSE (O Level passes) . 2 AS Level courses may be substituted for 1 A Level course . • A minimum of A/B or 6/7 to begin consideration on (I)GCSE, AS and predicted A Level examinations .

Students are strongly encouraged to present prerequisite courses at the AS or A Level .

Transfer credits will be considered for A Level subjects with a final grade of C or above, up to a maximum of 3 .0 credits (1 .0 credit per course) .

Note: General paper is not considered an acceptable subject .

International Baccalaureate (IB)

Admission consideration begins with and includes:

• A marksheet with anticipated IB scores reflecting the intention to complete the full IB Diploma with 6 subjects: 3 HL and 3 SL (including prerequisites) with a minimum score of 28 including bonus points

from TOK and EE, however most programs will require a higher score;

• Anticipated scores on a 7-point scale; • Admitted students must present the full IB Diploma from the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) in July . Contact the IBO: transcripts .ibna@ibo .org to have results sent electronically to the university .

Transfer credits may be given for HL courses with scores of 5 or above, to a maximum of 2 .0 credits and will be assigned once official transcripts are received from the IBO .

Note: Math Studies/SL Applications and Interpretations is not an acceptable prerequisite for programs that require Advanced Math or Calculus .

Indian Curriculum

Admission consideration begins with and includes:

• Verified 10th standard board results accompanied by 5 or 6 anticipated Class 12 grades listed by subject from the school with a minimum average of 80%;

• Completion of Class 12 Board Exam Certificates with strong First Division standing is required in May/June;

• All information required by your school board to verify your Class 10 and 12 certificates .

Bangladesh

Admission consideration begins with and includes:

• Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) with first division pass (60 – 100) . See also GCE .

Sri Lanka

Admission consideration begins with and includes:

• Sri Lankan Certificate of Education including O Levels and at least 3 A Level subjects with a minimum B average . See also GCE .

Note: Possession of the minimum entry requirements does not guarantee admission . Further information on admissions may be found at admission.uoguelph.ca/admissionreqs . Proof of English Proficiency will also be required with the exception of those in British Patterned Education and IB Curriculum . See next page for details .

“ This semester I took a Restaurant Operations Man-agement course which is very different from other courses because there is no midterm or final exam. In-stead, we are graded on our ability to design a menu, pur-chase food, operate a real restaurant and market it to friends and other students. This course has given me the opportunity to improve both my cooking skills and com-munication abilities which will both be helpful when I work in the hotel industry after graduation. ”Yidan (Amy) Dong Bachelor of Commerce, Hotel and Food Administration, Marketing minor High School - Father John Redmond Sec-ondary School, Etobicoke, ON Involve-ment – Work Study Student in Admission Services

“ I was nervous coming to a different country by myself, but U of G provided so much help and support throughout that transition. START International and the weekly International iChats were major highlights for me during my first year. I recommend future international students take advantage of the peer helpers, the international coordinators and the Student Experience team because the people who work there are so helpful and can answer all of your questions. They made me feel welcome and at home here at U of G.

Neha Jindal Bachelor of Commerce, Management Economics and Finance High School: Rukmini Devi Public School, New Delhi India Involvement: Co-op Student with Computing & Communications Services and Open Learning and Educational Support, University of Guelph Peer Helper, Project Serve Participant, Economics and Finance Association Events Manager

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English Proficiencyadmission.uoguelph.ca/englprof

Students educated in a language other than English will be required to present evidence of English Proficiency if:

• Your primary or first language is not English, AND • You’ve had less than four years of full-time secondary school or post-secondary school study, demonstrating satisfactory academic progress, in an English-language school system .

The U of G reserves the right to deny admission to applicants who do not demonstrate satisfactory facility in English, regardless of academic qualifications .

In order to show English Proficiency, students must meet one of the requirements shown in the following chart as part of the admission process by the document deadline of March 1, 2020. For early consideration, please submit your documents by February 1, 2020 .

Type Official Deadline

Application (Fall Semester) February 15, 2020

Document Submission March 1, 2020

Early Consideration

(Fall Semester)

Application: January 15, 2020

Document Submission: February 1, 2020

TestMinimum Overall Score

IELTSInternational English Language Testing System ielts.org

6 .5 with no band less than 6 .

TOEFL*Test of English as a Foreign Language toefl.org

Internet-based test (iBT): 89 *A minimum score of 21 must be achieved in each of the four categories (listening, speaking, reading, writing) .

The University of Guelph institution code for TOEFL is 0892 .

Application Deadline Dates:

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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Tuition + Fees

Undergraduate Financial Informationuoguelph.ca/registrar/studentfinance

Study Permit

In order to get a Study Permit (Student Visa), Immigration Canada will require that applicants have sufficient funds to pay for one full year of tuition fees and living expenses . If you have questions about the financial commitments required by Immigration Canada, please visit their website at cic.gc.ca . For additional support, please contact our Interna-tional Student Advisors at (519) 824 – 4120 x58698 (Matthew) or x58686 (Yassin) or by email at mkeefe@uoguelph .ca and ysagnia@uoguelph .ca .

Note: If your Study Permit stream requires an unconditional offer of admission, you must contact admissions directly after your final grades and other conditions of offer have been met to issue a new letter if applicable .

Funding Your Education

International Scholarships (Merit-Based Visa Students)$5,500 – $8,500

These merit-based awards are granted on a competitive basis to new semester-one students on the main campus for the Fall entry point . Students must have a complete admission file by the document deadline of March 1, 2020 to be considered . No scholarship application is required .

International Registrar’s Entrance Bursaries (Need-Based Visa Students)$1,000 – $5,000

Application forms are available at uoguelph.ca/regis-trar/studentfinance/bursaries/about_entrance.

Study in Toronto at the University of Guelph-HumberWe’re an urban campus with a focus on your opportunities inside and outside of the classroom . Attending university in Canada’s cultural, economic and business centre will play an important role in your program opportunities .

guelphhumber.ca/futurestudents

Admission Requirements:

Secondary School Applicants:Please refer to the University of Guelph’s “Admission Requirements” on page 10 . Please note that if you are applying to the University of Guelph-Humber with an IB Diploma, you should present a minimum score of 24 . Reported bonus points will be taken into consideration . Any HL or SL Mathematics course is an acceptable prerequisite for programs that require Math .

Transfer Applicants: Please visit guelphhumber.ca/futurestudents, for full admission requirements .

How to Apply

Please refer to the University of Guelph’s “Secondary School Applicants” section on page 10 . Applications, official transcripts and documentation are due March 1, 2020 . For full financial details on tuition, fees and residence please visit guelphhumber.ca/futurestudents.

International Student Entrance Scholarships$2,000 – $8,500

This scholarship is granted to new students to the University of Guelph-Humber based on academic merit . No scholarship application is required .

Contact Us

Please contact us with any questions . We are here to help .

T (416) 798 – 1331 x6056 info@guelphhumber .ca

Programs

Business • Honours Bachelor of Business Administration

+ • Diploma in Business Administration

Early Childhood Studies • Honours Bachelor of Applied Science in

Early Childhood Studies +

• Diploma in Early Childhood Education

Family and Community Social Services • Honours Bachelor of Applied Science in

Family and Community Social Services +

• Social Service Worker Diploma

Justice Studies • Honours Bachelor of Applied Science in

Justice Studies +

• Diploma in Police Foundations or Community and Justice Services

Kinesiology • Honours Bachelor of Applied Science in Kinesiology

+ • Diploma in Fitness and Health Promotion

Media Studies • Honours Bachelor of Applied Arts in Media Studies

+ • Diploma in Media Communications

Psychology • Honours Bachelor of Applied Science in Psychology

+ • Diploma in General Arts and Science

+ • Optional certificate (granted by Humber) in

Intercultural Relations, Organizational Behaviour or Research Skills and Analysis

Estimated Expenses (Per Year)

Tuition* $24,300 – $33,551

Compulsory Fees 1,209

Optional Fees $220 – $350

Residence $5,686 – $8,299

Full Meal Plan $4,120 – $6,180

Textbooks $1,350

Personal Expenses $2,250

Health Insurance** $636

TOTAL: $39,771 – $53,825

*Tuition amounts by degree are as follows: Bachelor of Arts $24,300, Bachelor of Science $24,300, Bachelor of Commerce $27,570, Bachelor of Computing $26,891, Bachelor of Engineering $33,551, Bachelor of Landscape Architecture $31,064, and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine $69,548 .

**Mandatory for all international students . Disclaimer: Fees are estimated based on the 2019/2020 academic year and are subject to change . Students should also factor in travel costs, equipment fees, and personal living expenses . Housing and food costs will vary depending on lifestyle . If you are living in residence, meal plans are mandatory .

Co-op students pay an additional $270 per semester for academic and work semesters .

Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents of Canada should consult uoguelph.ca/registrar/studentfinance for tuition information .

Your gateway to employability:

• 450+ Work Study student positions on campus• 4,000+ part-time jobs on campus• 250+ Peer Helper positions • 150+ positions in Residence Life

These awards are offered for Fall entry point only and applications must be returned by March 1, 2020 directly to Student Financial Services .

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© 2019 The University of Guelph makes every effort to ensure the information contained herein is as current as possible . The University reserves the right to make changes to policies, programs and services described in this publication without prior notice .

University of GuelphAdmission Services 50 Stone Rd . E Guelph, ON, N1G 2W1 CANADA

(519) 767 – 5024 General Inquires: internat@uoguelph .ca Applicant Inquiries: intapps@uoguelph .ca Email Documents: intdocs@uoguelph .ca Chat with us live at admission.uoguelph.ca/international

University of Guelph – India OfficeHirak Mandal, In-country Representativeindia@uoguelph .ca

University of Guelph-HumberAdmission Services 207 Humber College Blvd . Toronto, ON, M9W 5L7 CANADA

(416) 798 – 1331 x6056 General Inquiries: info@guelphhumber .caEmail Documents: admissions@guelphhumber .caguelphhumber.ca/futurestudents

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Virtual Tours of ResidenceVisit Student Housing’s YouTube page to watch virtual tours of residence youtube.com/user/uofgstudenthousing

Visit housing.uoguelph.ca/roomtypes to see room floor plans .

Take the 360˚ room tour of the various residence rooms: housing.uoguelph.ca/360

Facebook AlbumsVisit our Facebook page and check out all the albums we have of campus, student life, food, athletics and more!