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Dalhousie University
Office of the Registrar, PO Box 15000
Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3H 4R2 Canada
T: + 1 902 494 2450
F: + 1 902 494 1630
E: admissions@dal.ca
Founded in 1818, with campuses
in Halifax and Truro, Nova Scotia,
Dalhousie attracts high achieving
students from around the globe.
We inspire students, faculty, staff,
and graduates to make significant
contributions to our region, Canada,
and the world.
Over 18,000 students are enrolled
at Dalhousie University for the 2012-
2013 academic year, including 2,400
international students from more
than 110 countries. With over 1,000
professors, Dalhousie is Canada’s
smallest research-intensive university,
combining the best attributes of small
undergraduate colleges and much
larger research universities.
Dalhousie University, one of Canada’s
leading universities, is widely
recognized for outstanding academic
quality, high calibre teaching, and
a broad range of educational and
research opportunities. With more
than 4,000 classes in over 180
degree programs, Dalhousie’s array
of academic choices provides the
flexibility to ensure your degree reflects
who you are and where you want to
go. Amongst the more than100,000
Dalhousie University alumni you’ll find
87 Rhodes Scholars.
New, state-of-the art facilities open
every year: places like the Kenneth C.
Rowe Management Building; Risley
Hall, a 490 single-room residence; and
most recently, the Mona Campbell
academic building. Dalhousie blends
the finest academic traditions with
innovative thinking, just as Nova Scotia
blends old world charm with the
modern amenities and vibrant cultural
scene students want. At Dalhousie,
you’re in the middle of it all.
Faculties & Courses
Agriculture, Architecture and Planning,
Arts and Social Sciences, College
of Continuing Education, Computer
Science, Dentistry, Engineering,
Graduate Studies, Health Professions,
Law, Management, Science, and
Medicine.
Teaching Periods
Session I: September – December
Session II: January – April
Session III: May – June,
and/or May – August
Tuition Fees
Annual tuition fees for undergraduate
Founded in 1818 and
located in Halifax and Truro,
Nova Scotia, Dalhousie
attracts high achieving
students from around the
world.
www.dal.ca
studies vary by program and start from
CAN$15,312. For more information on
other estimated fees please visit: www.
dal.ca/moneymatters.
Scholarships
International high school applicants
for first-year studies will be considered
for scholarships, if a completed
application and supporting documents
are received by March 15. More
information and the scholarship
application can be found online at
www.dal.ca/moneymatters.
GAC GPA Required
Minimum GAC Grade Point Average
2.6 (subject to availability)
Minimum English Proficiency
No English proficiency score is required
for those who have successfully
completed the upper level of the GAC
program.
How to Apply
To apply visit: www.dal.ca/admissions.
GAC Pathway Universities Handbook 2013
University of Windsor
401 Sunset Avenue
Windsor, Ontario N9B 3P4 Canada
T: 519 253 3000 ext. 3938
Toll free: 1-800-864-2860
(toll free in Canada/US)
E: isc@uwindsor.ca
The University of Windsor is located
on the Canada–US border in Canada’s
4th most diverse city, where our
students enjoy the best of both worlds
– living in a safe, student-friendly,
diverse Canadian town only minutes
from an American cultural metropolis.
The University of Windsor is Canada’s
most international campus, with 11
percent of our student body coming
from nearly 100 countries. More than
95 percent of our graduates find
employment within six months.
Degree Programs
The University of Windsor offers a
broad range of programs, with 16,000
full- and part-time students enrolled in
more than 150 bachelor’s, master’s,
doctoral, and professional degree
programs via nine faculties:
Arts and Social Sciences, Odette
School of Business, Education,
Engineering, Graduate Studies,
Human Kinetics, Law, Nursing and
Science. Academic disciplines range
from Humanities and Liberal Arts to
Science. Professional studies are
offered in Business, Engineering,
Education, Law, Computer Science,
Creative Writing, Kinesiology, Nursing,
Social Work, Clinical Psychology,
Music, Dramatic Art, Visual Arts, and
Medicine. These degree programs
are highly attractive to international
students, who choose Windsor for its
quality of education and unparalleled
research opportunities.
Teaching Periods
Fall: September – December
Spring: January – April
Summer: May – June and July – August
Tuition Fees
CAN$18,100. Tuition and fees vary
according to course load, degree
level, location, and program.
Costs are subject to change.
Please refer to our website for details:
www.uwindsor.ca/cashiers.
GAC GPA Required
Varies by program. Applicants from
overseas must send official documents
of their secondary education indicating
subjects taken and grades obtained.
Notarized English translations are
necessary if documents are not
in English. Photocopies are not
accepted. In addition, candidates
must meet the prerequisites specific
to the faculty in which they are
seeking admission.
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www.uwindsor.ca/international
www.uwindsor.ca/isc
The University of
Windsor campus offers
a culturally enriching
educational experience
and is home to students
from more than 100
countries around the globe.
Minimum English Proficiency
TOEFL iBT 83 (with an essay score
of 20), CBT 220 (with a TWE of 4.5);
IELTS 6.5; CAEL 60.
Credits and Scholarships
The Student Awards & Financial Aid
Office administers undergraduate
award programs which encourage
academic excellence. Student awards
may take the form of a citation, medal,
gift, prize or grant of money. In some
instances, students must submit an
application form for consideration,
although some are automatic if they
are based strictly on grades. Students
will be automatically considered
for a limited number of University
of Windsor International Student
Entrance Scholarships, ranging in
value from CAN$500 to CAN$1500,
when applying for undergraduate
admission. Eligibility will be confirmed
by letter if the student is chosen as
a recipient. In addition, students
demonstrating academic excellence
may be considered for the Outstanding
Scholars Program in select areas of
study. Please refer to our website
for details: www.uwindsor.ca/awards.
How to Apply
International students can apply
using the online form available on
our website. Application forms can
also be obtained via fax, e-mail
attachment as a PDF, or post.
Please e-mail: intl@uwindsor.ca to
specify your application preference.
Applicants are also required to send
all required documentation indicated
on our website and follow those steps
in order to complete the process.
Receipt of packages are confirmed
via e-mail.
GAC Pathway Universities Handbook 2013