1 Secondary Education in Manitoba In 1994, Manitoba Education ...

Admission and CostsSVC looks for young men interested in a truly rewarding high school experience who want to besurrounded by friends who share their faith and interests; who want the opportunity to grow as anindividual in a balanced environment of hard work, prayer and fun; who want to be surroundedby people who will help them succeed academically, athletically, culturally and spiritually andwho want to live in a first class facility with top notch music, athletic and academic programmes.Those interested in applying must complete an application form, secure a reference fromtheir parish priest and principal and supply a transcript.The School may request a telephone interview with a prospective student.While there is no cost to submit an application, there is a non-refundable registration feethat must be paid once the student has been accepted.Costs vary. In 1999/00, for Manitoba students, the registration fee plus tuition, room andboard totals $5,450; for Saskatchewan students, $7,450 (less Provincial transfer grant which mustbe arranged through a local Catholic board); for other out-of-province students, the fee totals$7,450 and for non Canadians, the fee totals $7,450 (U.S.)Each year, SVC issues a tax receipt approximately one third of the amount paid.The cost of attending St. Vladimir' College is only about one half of the actual cost. Thisis made possible solely though benefactor support. The School has a financial assistanceprogramme supported by benefactor bursaries and scholarships as well as a flexible payment planfor parents. Often, students receive assistance from their home parish and related organizationssuch as the Knights of Columbus.For Further Information:Contact:Mr. Alexander Cap, M.Ed., Director6