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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
Western Christian College"Offering Quality Christian Education"Address:P.O. Box 5000, 220 Whitmore Ave., W., Dauphin, MB, R7N 2V5Telephone: (204) 638-8801; Fax: (204) 638-7054WWW:http://wcc.pein.orgE-mail:jmcmilla@mbnet.mb.caType of School: Coeducational general academic and university preparatoryReligious Affiliation: Church of ChristGrades: Middle Years, 5-8High School, 9-12Boarding Grades: 10 1 -12Application Deadline: OpenScholarship Deadline: VariesLocationWestern Christian College is set on 17 acres situated within the city of Dauphin (population8,500) lying in the beautiful Parkland region of Manitoba where outdoor recreation opportunitiesabound. The city combines the friendliness of a small town with the amenities of larger centresincluding a regional hospital, large retail mall and a recreation centre.HistoryWestern Christian College is an outgrowth of the winter Bible schools that were started inOgema, Saskatchewan, in 1932. In 1945, a small handful of Christians, with little more than faithin God, started Radville Christian College. In 1957, the School moved from Radville to Weyburnand became Western Christian College. In 1968, further progress was made as WCC became acollege offering college level instruction in Bible and liberal arts. The next major step came in1983 with the expansion of the College to include a programme leading to the bachelor's degree.When Western's World War II wooden structures reached the end of their lifespan in1989, God graciously provided an outstanding facility in Dauphin.Today, the College offers a secondary school programme accredited by the ManitobaDepartment of Education.PhilosophyWestern Christian College attempts to provide each student with a Christian education in astrong spiritual and academic environment so that upon graduation, each student will: be aChristian striving toward spiritual maturity; be filled with a sense of personal mission in1In exceptional circumstances, Grade 9 students may receive a dorm room.1
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