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| Volume 6, No. 6 / July 2006 |
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| Welcome to the 'There's still space in school' issue Welcome to the SchoolFinder.com Newsletter 'There's still space in school' issue! As application deadlines for fall programs draw near, or in some cases (gasp!) pass, your academic future can begin to look a little unsure. Whether you just decided to go back to school, changed your mind about the program of your dreams, or received the dreaded rejection letter from your top choice, there are many ways to avoid studying TV-watching on your couch next year.
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| I can't decide which program to take!
Along with the panic of applying to school at the last minute comes the frustration of second guessing yourself. (Maybe you're not considering all of your options. Do you really still want to be a candlestick maker?) This article is for those of you struggling with the self-doubt some students experience before they finally commit themselves to a course of study. |
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| Some online resources you can use to find available spaces
Still considering applying for that fall program, but not sure if it's still open? Read on for tools to use in your search for university and college programs, and in finding out whether they are open, closed, or wait-listed. |
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| Rise above rejection - how to get around a denial from your top choice school
Whether you've been rejected by a school, or just recently decided to continue your education, there are options for you at many schools still accepting applications. This article offers shortcuts to getting the answers you need - which schools are still open, how to study what you want at the school you want even if you get rejected, and more. |
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| RBC Royal Bank® student resources
RBC Royal Bank® has a fantastic section on their Web site about financing your education that's well worth a look. |
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| Seneca College programs still open for students
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| Applications still welcome for Canadian Business College's Diploma programs
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| Island jobs waiting for NIC aircraft structures technicians
Graduates of the Aircraft Structures Technician program at North Island College are finding themselves in high demand in Vancouver, Alberta, and beyond, proving this 10-month program's success in the industry. |
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| TRU has time and space for you
Thompson Rivers University, located in the beautiful Kamloops, BC, gives students the advantage of being in a natural environment of mountains and lakes while remaining close to the city centre. Applications for many programs are still being accepted. |
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| Fall applications still open at Bond University
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| World of possibilities
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| It's never too late to apply
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| There's still space in school - imagine ...
The travel and tourism industry is expected to produce 2.5 million new jobs in 2006. Graduates of the Travel Training Career Centre are well prepared for employment in the industry, receiving communication, sales, and customer care skills from one of Canada's oldest educational institutions specializing in the travel and tourism field. |
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| Missed out on university in Canada? Try Australia or New Zealand!
Universities in New Zealand and Australia begin the academic year in February, so there's still plenty of time to enrol. Most teacher's colleges in New Zealand and Australia offer programs that are only a year long, and graduates will be eligible for teaching positions in Canada. All of AustraLearn's services are free, and are a big help to student travellers. |
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| Nova Scotia Agricultural College still accepting applications
Nova Scotia Agricultural College is Atlantic Canada's leading agricultural university, dedicated to applied science. Here, students have the advantage of studying in small classes, where the student-to-teacher ratio is 12:1. Whether our students are enrolled in pre-veterinary medicine, economics, plant science, engineering, environmental science or in any of our many specialized degrees and diplomas, they are guaranteed individual attention and an amazing learning experience. |
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| Up for the challenge?
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| It's not too late!
The Ontario Institute of Audio Recording Technology is still accepting students for the 2006-2007 academic year. The Audio Recording Technology program will prepare you for an exciting future in music, film, live sound and more - in only 11 months. Students learn the basics, and then decide how to use their third semester based on their interests. |
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| There's still time to enrol for fall 2006 at Cambrian!
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| Adler School of Psychology still accepting applications for fall
The Adler School of Professional Psychology is still accepting applications for its Master's program in counselling psychology. This program allows students to develop their professional skills in the evenings and on weekends. Adler invites students to attend an information session to find out more. |
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| Writing the code - Lethbridge Community College offers new credential in games programming
Lethbridge Community College is now offering a program that will introduce students to the rapidly expanding industry of video game programming. The program immerses students in all areas of video game creation, and gives them the skills necessary to begin successful careers all over the world. |
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| Developing balance in today's youth - mind … body … spirit
The Athol Murray College of Notre Dame is an independent boarding school for students of all faiths. Its success in the area of student athletics has made it an internationally recognized institution. The success of graduates such as Wendel Clark, Curtis Joseph and Rod Brind'Amour is proof of the extensive preparation students receive for life after high school. |
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| Metalworks Institute expands
Mississauga's Metalworks Institute has just announced plans to expand its current facility with the construction of a brand new 2,500 square foot state-of-the-art sound stage and 100-seat lecture theatre. The new facility will be the home for the new Show Production and Event Management program. |
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| Canadian College of Shiatsu Therapy participating in the Powell Street Festival
Every summer, students of the Canadian College of Shiatsu Therapy participate in the Powell Street Festival, the largest Japanese-Canadian festival in Vancouver. |
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| University of Saskatchewan Orientation 2006
Join US September 4 and 5, 2006! Orientation 2006 is your all-access pass to the U of S campus. Not only will you get to tour the campus and classroom locations, but you will get to meet people and join campus clubs before classes start, find out everything available to you as a U of S student, and most importantly, have a great time! |
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| Campus tours at the U of S
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| Fly high with a career in travel
Summer is a time of travel and relaxation. (For some!) Even if you can't get away this summer, you can still think about working your way into a career that is centred around the exciting field of travel. |
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| Connecting with your future employer
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| A slim chance for trans fats
In 2004, NDP leader Jack Layton introduced a motion in Parliament to be the second country in the world (after Denmark) to ban trans fats, which have been associated with heart disease and diabetes. Health Canada looked into the matter and said last month that the amount of trans fats in Canadian food should be restricted to 2% of total fat content. |
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| Sound finances for a sensible attitude
This month's scholarship comes from Douglas College in British Columbia. Awarded to a student in the Sport Science or Athletic departments, the Chris Johnson Scholarship Fund requires students to have a minimum GPA of 3.5. Chris Johnson is honoured for his dynamic career on the Douglas College Faculty and this scholarship promotes his attitude of work and laughter. Candidates must be those who constantly strive to "bring a little sanity into a totally insane world." The deadline is October 1. |
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| FEEDBACK: If you would like to share your thoughts with us, make suggestions for future content, write an article for the SchoolFinder.com Newsletter or even suggest a poll question, drop us a line at newsletter@schoolfinder.com.
We want to hear from you! Editors, Jessica Barr Sarah Terry |
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Seneca College is still accepting applications for a variety of fall programs. Students can also apply now for the winter and summer semesters.
Canadian Business College offers programs geared to building careers and allowing students to learn at their own pace, on their own time. Management and leadership courses offered online give students the skills they need to succeed in the workplace. The Dental Hygiene program prepares students for challenging, fulfilling careers in just 18 months.
Bond University offers intake in the fall, spring and summer every year. At Bond, students enjoy a beautiful location, a pleasant climate, an outdoor lifestyle, and a diverse range of industry for varied career opportunities. Applications are still being accepted for the fall semester.
Cape Breton University offers the story of one student's path in the field of chemistry. Research opportunities are endless for undergraduate students, and open a whole new world of possibilities, as they did for CBU graduate Jennifer MacDonald.
What are your plans for this fall? Do you want to get a degree, but worry that it's too late to apply? Tyndale University College still has spots open in many degree programs, including business administration, human services, psychology, English, history and philosophy.
Students now have until August 15 to apply for Arts & Science or Agriculture programs. The University of Saskatchewan offers more than 100 areas of study, and invites students to consider its diverse degree options.
Did you miss the application deadline? Have you reconsidered your program choice? Didn't make it into your first choice of program? Don't panic - it's not too late to launch a successful career by enrolling in a program at Cambrian College this fall!
Feeling comfortable about the university you plan on attending is crucial. You know it, and we know it - that's why we warmly invite you to take a personalized tour of the U of S campus, with a current student by your side. Come explore the most beautiful and most friendly campus in Canada, and truly experience the meaning of "comfortable."
What do employers look for in the students they hire? Find out what to do at career fairs and company presentations to make a meaningful connection with a potential employer.