ADMISSIONS ACCEPTANCE GUIDE 2012/2013 - Seneca College

Student Services
and Student Life
Visit the Student Services website at
www.senecacollege.ca/student for more information
or pick up a Student handbook at the beginning of
the semester.
hIghLIghTS FROM ThE STUdEnT hAndBOOk:
Critical dates, information on career services, health
centre, cafeterias, international student services,
Seneca Student Federation, student rights and
responsibilities, day care centres, campus safety,
lockers, parking and more.
FREE!
Summer Transition Program (STP)
A four-day program for students with identified Learning disabilities
• Stay in Residence for free. Eat for free.
• Learn how to survive at college and succeed.
• Experiment with assistive technologies.
• Meet with Seneca staff.
• Meet other students, have fun, make friends.
If you have an identified learning disability and you have been accepted to a program at Seneca, APPLY TOdAY!
For information or an application form, go to: www.senecacollege.ca/students/stp.html OR contact
STP@senecacollege.ca or 416-491-5050, ext. 22900
The Summer Transition Program (STP) is funded by the Ministry of Training Colleges and Universities and supported by
various departments at Seneca College.
FIRST PEOPLES @ SEnECA
Seneca College invites all Aboriginal students to contact the First Peoples @ Seneca office for specialized
services. These services include funding assistance, Elder programs, cultural events, speaker series, Aboriginal
specific scholarships and awards, and cultural counselling. First Peoples @ Seneca can also make connections to
community partners and other college departments. All students of the College, whether Aboriginal or not, are
welcome to drop by the office for any information about Aboriginal issues, culture or just general information.
First Peoples @ Seneca is based at the Newnham Campus, however, staff can move to all campuses easily. For
more information, please visit our website at www.senecacollege.ca/student/first-peoples.
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