Education at the Collegiate is a profound and enriching experience. The Collegiate at The University of Winnipeg is uniquely positioned to provide students with opportunities that do not exist at any other educational institution in Canada. Students gain access to accelerated courses that enable them to simultaneously achieve High School and University credits. Collegiate students are provided with Seamless Admission to The University of Winnipeg and priority registration for the courses of their choice. We provide students with curricular and extra-curricular programs that allow students to experience the best of both worlds: High school at University! We hope that you consider becoming a part of our safe and supportive learning community. Please do not hesitate to contact us to arrange a tour or visit.

Richard MartinActing Dean

Welcome

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Number of years the collegiate has been established

At its creation within Wesley College in 1888, The Collegiate was the only secondary school in Manitoba. Today, the Collegiate is one of the best university preparatory schools in Canada. The Collegiate is the official high school for the Professional Division of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet for its students in grades 9-12. We offer a unique opportunity to attend high school at a university, and would be honoured to have you join our school community.

OUR MissionThe Collegiate at The University of Winnipeg is committed to offering Grade 9, 10, 11, and 12 students high school programs that provide a transition to post-secondary education. The Collegiate philosophy emphasizes the need for students to become mature individuals within an atmosphere of self-generated discipline, where students can discover freedom and its complement: responsibility.

To foster our mission, The Collegiate strives to provide an environment of academic freedom, mutual trust, and support, as well as on going professional development for faculty. In a world of continuing change, The Collegiate faculty strives to engage students in a rigorous curriculum that will prepare them for and encourage them to pursue a lifelong love of learning.

We seek to enable our students to reflect upon moral and ethical issues, and to develop their concern for the welfare of others. The faculty is committed to providing guidance and structure which results in our students’ intellectual, social, and personal development: in short, the education of the total person.

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A FOUNDAtioN FOR SUCCESSThroughout its history, The Collegiate has maintained a unique character and has hosted generations of innovative and passionate minds. The Collegiate tradition is one of academic excellence and accessibility, in an environment of critical thinking and community spirit.

We provide students with the skills and strategies that enable them to set and meet academic and personal goals. Over many years, our Faculty has helped thousands of students achieve success by providing them with experiences that built a solid foundation for their future. Below are testimonials from just a few of our many graduates.

Daniel Bubis -1984 Collegiate GraduatePresident and Chief Investment Officer, Tetrem Capital Management

“The Collegiate is a truly unique place, where it’s about more than what you learn — it’s about the freedom to be who you are. You get the opportunity to make like-minded friends and connect with teachers who care and who treat you like an individual. The exceptional experience I had prepared me for success in further academic pursuits and in my career.”

Alana Lajoie-O’Malley - 2000 Collegiate Graduate; Rhodes Scholar, Oxford University

Manager, Campus Sustainability Office, The University of Winnipeg

“My time at the Collegiate dramatically changed my perspective on the options I had after finishing high school. I was given permission to dream big. More importantly, I was challenged to always align that dream with what my community needs and to bring a critical eye to the power and impact of my life choices and commitments.”

Parminder Singh Gill - 2011 Collegiate Graduate2nd Year pre-Med, The University of Winnipeg

“As a graduate of The Collegiate, I can tell you with confidence that the ‘university-like’ environment and friendly staff helped me excel and prepare for my university career. As a result, I am further inspired to continue my education and gain knowledge in all facets of life.”

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Are you interested in:

MATHEMATICS & THE SCIENCES?• Accelerate your studies by starting

Biology in your Grade 10 year.

• Study Calculus or Chemistry in a first year university class with Collegiate faculty.

• Become an engaged student in Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics by taking courses with our talented, engaging and inspiring teachers.

• Attend noon-hour lectures and special events at the new state-of-the-art Richardson College for the Environment.

• Enjoy science classes in four renovated science labs exclusively dedicated to Collegiate programs.

• Join our “Reach for the Top Team” to develop and demonstrate your knowledge in the Sciences and Humanities.

KEY EXPECTATIONS

RESPONSIBILITYEveryone must be actively engaged, meet expectations and be prepared to participate in all aspects of courses.

RESPECTRespect is a key element and expectation of life at the Collegiate. Our students and Faculty develop and maintain mutually respectful relationships.

BALANCESeek to be a balanced person – engage in activities for the mind, body & soul.

ACADEMIC INTEGRITYEngage in an environment with high academic expectations.

SELF-AWARENESSSeek to become self-aware of your strengths, work on your weaknesses and work for constant self-improvement and growth.

TIM would like to pursue a career in Computer Programming after he completes his education at The Collegiate. He’s off to a great start taking courses in 2D Animation, Interactive Websites, Math & Science.

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High School ProgramGraduation is obtained through the successful completion of 30 credits in the four-year high school program, including the following compulsory credits. The Collegiate timetable and fee schedule allow for students who wish to study part-time or take less than a full program.

Grade 9 Language Arts 1 Social Studies 1 Mathematics 1 Science 1 Physical Education 1

Total compulsory 5

Grade 10Language Arts 1 Geography 1 Mathematics 1 Science 1 Physical Education 1

Total compulsory 5

Grade 11Language Arts 1 History 1 Mathematics 1 Physical Education 1

Total compulsory 4

Grade 12 Language Arts 1 Mathematics 1 Physical Education 1 Grade 12 Courses 2

Total compulsory 5

Compulsory Credits

Note: In addition to the compulsory courses, a minimum of 11 elective courses are required.

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Number of students in the average class at the collegiate

Students in grades 9 through 12 experience an education in a safe, supportive and stimulating environment, free from distractions and disruptions that exist in many other educational environments.

Seamless AdmissionThe Collegiate and The University of Winnipeg have a seamless admission process in place that accelerates admission into first-year university for Collegiate students.

All Collegiate students meeting the academic requirements for attending The University of Winnipeg will receive an offer of acceptance in January. They will not be charged the regular application fee and will be offered final acceptance in April, once their final Grade 12 marks are calculated.

Collegiate students are given the first priority for academic advising appointments. This opportunity to plan their University timetables early, helps to avoid scheduling problems, and students will be automatically eligible for University of Winnipeg entrance scholarships.

For more information on Collegiate policies, practices, exams, faculty and staff, grading, and everything else you’ll need to know, visit our website:

collegiate.uwinnipeg.ca/admissions-can.php

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Applied Mathematics 30S

Essential Mathematics 30S

Pre-Calculus Mathematics 30S

Pre-Calculus Mathematics 30S/40S (Mature)

Music Choral 30S (Advanced)

Physical Education 30F (Active Healthy Lifestyles)

Physics 30S

Spanish 30S

Art 30S

Biology 30S

Chemistry 30S

Computer Science 30S

Debate and Critical Thinking 31G (Half-Credit)

Digital Media || : 2D Animation 35S and Interactive Web Sites 35S

Dramatic Arts 30S

English: Literary Focus 30S

English Transactional Focus 30E (EAL)

English Transactional Forms 30S (Creative Writing)

Français 30S

French 30S

Canadian History 30E (EAL)

Canadian History 30F

Grade 11 CoursesGrade 10 Courses

Art 20G

Computer Science 20S

Current Affairs 21G

Digital Media | : Web Design 35S and Digital Pictures 25S

Dramatic Arts 20G

English 20F

Français 20F

French 20G

Geographic Issues 20F

Essential Mathematics 20S

Introduction to Applied Pre-Calculus Mathematics 20S

Physical Education 20F

Science 20F

Spanish 20F

Course SelectionThe Collegiate offers a wide variety of courses to suit students’ interests. Once a student is accepted into the Collegiate, they meet with one of the Deans to explore academic and career goals, and to personally structure their timetable.

The Collegiate offers introductory first-year university courses in which qualified grade 12 Collegiate students may enroll. Upon successful completion of a dual-credit course, students will receive the designated university credit AND the high school credit for the course.

For full course descriptions and a detailed list of per course objectives, prerequisites, topics, assignments, benefits and more, visit our website: collegiate.uwinnipeg.ca

Grade 9 Courses

English 10F

Français 10F

French 10G

Mathematics 10F

Physical Education 10F

Science 10F

Social Studies 10F

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Dual Credit Courses

Our wide selection of dual-credit courses enables students to experience university-level courses in their Grade 12 year, while earning credits toward both high school and university graduation.

Academic Writing 42U RHET-1105/3

Introduction to Calculus 42U MATH-1101/6

Introduction to Chemistry 42U CHEM-1111/3 & CHEM-1112/3

Introduction to Computers 42U ACS-1453/3

Introduction to Conflict Resolution Studies 42U CRS-1200/6

Introductory Human Geography | 42U GEOG-1102/3

Introductory Human Geography || 42U GEOG-1103/3

Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies 42U WGS-1232/6

Global Citizenship 42U HRGS-1200-511

Art 40S

Biology 40S

Chemistry 40S

Computer Science 40S

Advanced Debate and Advocacy 41G (Half-Credit)

Dramatic Arts 40S

Economics 40S

English Literary Focus 40S

English Comprehensive Focus 40S (EAL)

English Transactional Focus 40S (EAL)

English Language & Global Literary Forms 40S

English Language & Transactional Forms 40S

English Language & Transactional Forms 40s (Creative Writing)

Family Studies 40S

Français 40S

French 40S

History 40S - Western Civilization

History 40S - Global Issues

Law 40S

Applied Mathematics 40S

Essential Mathematics 40S

Pre-Calculus Mathematics 40S

Pre-Calculus Mathematics 30S/40S (Mature)

Music Choral 40S (Advanced)

Philosophy 41G

Physical Education 40F (Active Healthy Lifestyles)

Physics 40S

Psychology 40S

Religious Studies 41G

Spanish 40S

Grade 12 Courses

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We make it easyTextbooksThe Collegiate will provide students with all of the texts and resources used in courses, with the exception of University dual-credit courses.

Tutoring ServicesThe Collegiate offers tutoring services to all of its students. Students may sign up for one-on-one or group tutorials at no additional cost. Collegiate Instructors also provide tutoring outside of regular class time. Faculty post their office hours on their office doors. Collegiate students are responsible for initiating contact with Faculty or the Tutor, as we want students to develop independence, initiative and academic responsibility.

Wireless InternetWireless internet access is included in Collegiate course fees. Students have access along with support from The University of Winnipeg Help Desk. Once registered, students simply claim their user name and password from The Collegiate office.

Estimated Number of books in University libraries accessible to collegiate students free of charge

All Collegiate students have access to the full range of University facilities, such as libraries, computer labs and fitness facilities.

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ALEXANDRIA would like to pursue a career as a Meteorologist or an Archaeologist. She is currently taking courses in Chemistry, Math and Biology.

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The Collegiate Academic YearSEPT | OCT | NOV | DEC | JAN | FEB | MAR | APR | MAY | JUNE | JULY | AUG

The Collegiate has an academic year conforming closely to The University of Winnipeg pattern. Our regular fall/winter session runs from September through April. Spring session runs throughout May and June, and our summer session runs for six weeks in July and August. For a complete list of important dates, visit our website: collegiate.uwinnipeg.ca

Fall / Winter sessions:

In the fall/winter session, student reports are issued in November, January, and April. Each student evaluation is based on a combination of term work and examination results. Final reports will be issued just prior to the graduation exercises.

The academic year is designed to give university-bound students an experience of the pace demanded in studies at the undergraduate level while they are still under the closer supervision and guidance provided in a secondary school environment.

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You want to thrive at university

If you are successful at the Collegiate, you will be successful at University. The values, beliefs and skills that you develop with us will serve you well as your independence, organizational and critical thinking skills are tested at higher levels.

You have high expectations

Come to The Collegiate if you are a high school student currently in Grades 8-11 who has high expectations for academic programming and classroom environment that your current high school is not providing.

You are interested in dual-credit courses

Dual-credit courses count for first-year university credit as well as meeting high school graduation requirements.

You want to be immersed in a respectful environment

At The Collegiate you will be respected and treated as an individual who is responsible for his or her own learning.

You want access to resources

You will have access to all of The University of Winnipeg’s libraries, labs, and fitness facilities.

Consider us if

Are you interested in:

CREATIVE, PERFORMING ARTS & LANGUAGES?• Involve yourself in credit courses in

Art, Drama and Instrumental Music.

• Join extra-curricular clubs involved in Choral Music, Dance, Art and Journalism.

• Get involved in the wider community at The University of Winnipeg in all aspects of creative and performing arts programs.

• Enjoy our formal relationship with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet and our proximity to the Winnipeg Art Gallery.

• Pursue studies in French and Spanish while excelling in core curricular programming.

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Admission CategorieS The Collegiate Faculty Council may set minimum performance requirements which applicants must have met before unconditional admission. Applicants who do not meet such minimum requirements may be admitted on the condition that they maintain set minimum attendance and performance standards while studying in The Collegiate. The Collegiate accepts students in five different admission categories. There are some variations in admission requirements depending on the category.

Regular Status YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A TOP QUALITY GRADE 9-12 PROGRAM.

A student registered in The Collegiate’s grade 9-12 program with the intention of seeking their high school diploma is considered a regular status student. All regular status students will be enrolled in our fall/winter session, and may continue during our spring & summer sessions.

Visiting Status

YOU WANT TO TAKE COURSES FOR CREDIT WITHOUT GRADUATING FROM THE COLLEGIATE.

A student who is enrolled in another high school may attend The Collegiate as a visiting student. Once courses are completed, the credit(s) will be transferred back to the home school. The application form must be signed by the principal, vice-principal, or counselor from the student’s home school.

Are you interested in:

ENGLISH, THE SOCIAL SCIENCES & HUMANITIES?• Challenge yourself in creative

writing and transactional forms credit courses.

• Immerse yourself in great literature.

• Learn how to thrive in university by writing effective essays and research papers.

• Get involved in writers’ workshops. Explore journalism by writing for the Collegiate newspaper.

• Become an advocate for your beliefs and learn how to work effectively with others to achieve your goals as an activist.

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Mature Status YOU WILL BE 19 YEARS OF AGE BEFORE ANTICIPATED GRADUATION DATE.

To be admitted as a mature student, the applicant must be 19 years of age before the expected date of graduation; proof of age required. Mature students will be required to complete a minimum of eight credits, although this number may be reduced if the student has previously completed high school credits, a G.E.D., or proof of adult basic education. Normally, in order to be admitted to Grade 12 on mature status a student should have Grade 10 standing or the equivalent.

Accelerated Status YOU ARE CURRENTLY IN GRADE 11 AND WILL HAVE 22 CREDITS BY JUNE (INCLUDING ONE 40S CREDIT).

Students who have earned at least 22 credits and completed at least one credit at the Grade 12 level, may apply to accelerate their university program while simultaneously completing the courses necessary to meet high school graduation requirements.

Concurrent Status YOU NEED LESS THAN THREE HIGH SCHOOL CREDITS TO FULFILL REGULAR UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE STATUS.

Students applying to The University of Winnipeg and who require three or fewer high school credits to fulfill regular university entrance requirements, can complete the missing high school requirements at The Collegiate while taking an approved course load at The University of Winnipeg.

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THE Application ProcessFall / Winter

1. Complete an application formForms can be downloaded from our website: collegiate.uwinnipeg.ca/admissions-can.php

2. Pay the non-refundable application feePay by cash, cheque, money order or Interac. (Cheques and money orders should be made payable to the University of Winnipeg).

3. Submit an official transcriptTranscript must include all Grade 9-12 credits obtained. Include an interim report if you are currently in school.

4. Include reference letter The letter could be from a teacher, counselor or principal of the current school.

5. Submit complete applicationBy mail or in person, to: Dean of The Collegiate, 1W02 - 515 Portage Avenue Winnipeg, MB, R3B 2E9

6. Grade 9 & 10 students - InterviewDue to limited enrollment, Grade 9 & 10 students will be asked to take part in an interview with a Collegiate Dean.

7. Letter of acceptanceAccepted students will receive an official letter of acceptance indicating when they will be expected to attend an in-person registration session.

* The registration process for spring and summer session courses is identical to the fall/winter application process with one exception: the full tuition fee payment is due with your application.

* Applicants for concurrent status must apply directly to The University of Winnipeg.

* International student applicants, please visit our website: collegiate.uwinnipeg.ca/admissions-int.php

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TANIA hopes to pursue a career in journalism or law. She is taking courses in English, and volunteered to help interview fellow students for video testimonials.

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$210,000Total amount of money available to students through:

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AWARDs

ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS

A bursary is a grant based on financial need and is meant to supplement a student’s own resources for tuition. A copy of the previous year’s “Notice of Assessment” from Revenue Canada is required with all bursary applications. Students must maintain a satisfactory academic record and class attendance to continue to qualify for a bursary. Application for bursaries should be made by July 30th. There are an unlimited number of bursaries for qualified students, ranging from full to partial coverage.

Bursaries:

Scholarships: For the purpose of entrance scholarships, averages will normally be calculated on compulsory credits in Grade 8, Grade 9, Grade 10, or Grade 11. The minimum required average is specified by each specific scholarship. As of 2013-14, the Collegiate is planning to offer 80 new entrance scholarships. These scholarships of $500 or $1000 will be awarded to the top 20 new students in each grade whose averages are at least 85% on their final report card. All applicants will be required to complete an application form. Some awards may be based on a consideration of financial need in addition to academic proficiency.

Awards: Awards are granted to students who are taking courses for the first time only. The Senate reserves the right not to grant an award if there is no candidate who meets a minimum requirement level. In the event that the Awards Committee decides to grant the same award to more than one student, any award money shall be equally divided between or among the recipients.

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Entrance ScholarshipsThe Collegiate Silver Jubilee Entrance Scholarships

The Collegiate Alumni Association Entrance Scholarship

Howard Mathieson Entrance Scholarship

Collegiate Entrance Scholarship – Grade 9

Collegiate Entrance Scholarship – Grade 10

Collegiate Entrance Scholarship – Grade 11

Collegiate Entrance Scholarship – Grade 12

William Rutherford Memorial Scholarship

Tomlinson Memorial Scholarship

Irene Bennett Memorial Entrance Scholarship

The Collegiate Students’ Association, 1977-78, Entrance Scholarship

Class of ’83 Entrance Scholarship

John De Jong Collegiate Alumni Scholarship

Charlotte Marie Kennedy Memorial Scholarship

John Bulman Collegiate Entrance Scholarship

99.9 Bob FM Collegiate Scholarship

Awards ListThe Collegiate wants all students who qualify for admission to be able to join our school community. To that end, full and partial bursaries are available to qualified students. Students in financial need should not hesitate to contact the Dean regarding tuition assistance at any point during the school year. For more information on our list of awards including information on how to apply and qualify for each award visit: collegiate.uwinnipeg.ca/awards.php

BursariesThe Antenbring Family Bursary

Board of Regents Entrance Bursaries

Bruce Baragar Memorial Award

The Collegiate Dean’s Fund Full Tuition

David Bruce Pitblado Memorial Collegiate Bursary

Janice (Pitblado) Raleigh Bursary

The Dean’s Bursary Fund

The Douglas Family Bursary

Johnston Family Bursary

Leonard Asper Family Collegiate Bursary

Marion More Memorial Award

Marjorie Jean MacDonald Memorial Bursary

The Murray C. Coppinger Memorial Bursary

United College Collegiate Graduates Bursary

United Church of Canada Entrance Bursary

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Governor General’s Medal

University Medal

Dean’s Medal

The Collegiate Alumni Medal

Wesley Medal

Chancellor’s Medal

President’s Medal

Collegiate Grade 9 Gold Medal

Collegiate Grade 9 Silver Medal

Dean’s Honour List

Collegiate Awards for Academic Excellence

Collegiate Subject Awards

Special Achievement Awards

Robert A. Anderson Memorial Award

Chemistry Achievement Award

Collegiate Alumni Association Award

Collegiate Twenty-five Year Award

Howie Goldberg Memorial Award

The Irving L. Hechter Memorial Award

R.O.A. Hunter Collegiate Alumni Award

Dr. Victor Leathers Award for Academic Excellence in Dramatics

Shankar Memorial Prize

The Odyssey: The Collegiate Creative Writing Award

Lawrence F. Schmidt Memorial Award for Mature Students

The Henry Rieff Stewart Memorial Scholarship for Adult Learners

John Ting Memorial Scholarship

Derek Wong Memorial Award for Academic Excellence

Academic Awards

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Are you interested in:

SPORTS & PHYSICAL FITNESS?• Join school teams if you’d like to

compete in cross-country, volleyball, basketball, badminton, soccer and track and field.

• Work out in the state-of-the-art Duckworth Fitness facility, and the new United Health & RecPlex, now under construction.

• Join regular intra-mural programs at lunchtime.

• Design your own fitness plan with one of our physical education specialists.

• Volunteer with teams, clubs and activities as a manager or statistician.

Student FeesCollegiate students will pay fees calculated on the number of courses for which the student registers. This fee-per-credit covers:

• Course tuition

• Student association fees

• Student Centre

• I.D. card fee

• Textbooks

• Internet access

• Access to University library services

• Access to tutoring

• Access to counseling/academic support services

• Access to the Scholarship Office

• Access to the Fitness Centre at Duckworth

Note: Fee statements will show a breakdown of tuition, registration, and student association fees.

For more information regarding student fees, additional fees, and refund schedules please refer to our course calendar which can be downloaded at: collegiate.uwinnipeg.ca

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Consider us ifYou want to be around like-minded individuals

The Collegiate is full of students who value learning, who act respectfully and are inclusive, friendly and non-judgmental in their behavior.

You like sports

The Collegiate offers a wide variety of athletic and extra-curricular programs where many can participate, not just a few.

You want to be successful

You will have the opportunity to qualify for a huge number of scholarships and awards while at high school and upon graduation, admission to university.

You have goals and dreams

This is a challenging and friendly environment in which to pursue your studies.

You want to accelerate your education

The Collegiate may be the right choice if you are currently entering Grade 12 and have at least 22 credits. You will qualify for accelerated status, which means that you can take first-year university credits while still in high school.

You need additional high school credits

If you are currently short some high school credits or need to upgrade marks but you don’t want to return to your regular high school, you can do so at The Collegiate.

Are you interested in:

GLOBAL ISSUES, HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT?• Expand your world by exploring courses in

Current Affairs, Human Rights and Global Citizenship.

• Join extra-curricular clubs and activities involving UNESCO themes, Youth in Action, Youth in Philanthropy, Writing, Journalism, and Debating, to name a few.

• Attend special events and lectures offered by the University of Winnipeg by renowned professors and guest speakers.

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VICTORIA came to The Collegiate from Ottawa. She is interested in pursuing a career in medicine and is off to a great start taking courses in Chemistry, Physics, Biology and Pre Calculus Math.

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the Percentage of students who are accepted INtO university after GRADUATING FROM the collegiate

The Collegiate offers university and scholarship planning services so students can receive individual, practical support before applying to universities. This support includes general academic advising, identifying post-secondary programs of interest, identifying and applying for entrance scholarship monies, and editing draft applications.

PREPARE TO THRIVETop Universities & CollegesSuccess at the Collegiate ensures students will thrive at university. Our Collegiate Graduates have been proudly accepted to top Universities and Colleges in Canada, The United States, and around the world, including:

• University of British Columbia - British Columbia, CA

• University of Cambridge - UK

• Carleton University - Ontario, CA

• Columbia - USA

• Dalhousie University - Nova Scotia, CA

• Harvard University - USA

• University of Manitoba - Manitoba, CA

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - USA

• McGill University - Quebec, CA

• McMaster University - Ontario, CA

• University of Oxford - UK

• Princeton University - USA

• Stanford University - USA

• University of Toronto - Ontario, CA

• University of Victoria - British Columbia, CA

• University of Waterloo - Ontario, CA

• University of Winnipeg - Manitoba, CA

• Yale University - USA

• York University - Ontario, CA

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OTHER UWINNIPEG LEARNING OPPORTUNITIESUndergraduate StudiesUWinnipeg offers degree programs in the faculties of Arts, Business and Economics, Education, Science, Kinesiology, and Theology. There are also a wide range of pre-professional programs, as well as applied and joint programs with Red River College and Winnipeg Technical College. Learn more at uwinnipeg.ca

Graduate StudiesUWinnipeg offers a diverse variety of graduate studies programs that can be completed on a full- or part-time basis. Learn more at uwinnipeg.ca/grad-studies

Professional, Applied & Continuing Education (PACE)UWininpeg’s school of Professional, Applied & Continuing Education offers a variety of full- and part-time diploma and non-degree programs. Learn more at pace.uwinnipeg.ca

English Language ProgramUWinnipeg offers a variety of English as an Additional Language (EAL) training programs for international students, immigrants, and other newcomers. Programs vary in length and purpose. Learn more at elp.uwinnipeg.ca

Apply NowThe University of Winnipeg Collegiate is now accepting registrations for Grades 9-12. Application forms may be downloaded at:

collegiate.uwinnipeg.ca/admissions-can.php

Contact UsWeb: collegiate.uwinnipeg.ca

Phone: 1.204.786.9221

Fax: 1.204.775.1942

Email: collegiate@uwinnipeg.ca

Mail: 515 Portage Ave, Winnipeg, MB, R3B 2E9