Students have the opportunity to:

• use BRIDGE U (the school’s university and career application software) to take personal assessments to learn about your individual learning styles, and possible career paths based on strengths and interests. Students can begin to research information about colleges and universities.

• participate in a Career Fair 

• meet with visiting university admission representatives.

• participate in individual meetings for students and parents with the university counsellor or Pathways Lead to discuss course choices to support future educational goals.

Students have the opportunity to:

• attend workshops with the university counsellors to learn about country-specific university systems and the college application process.

• meet with visiting university admission representatives.

• participate in a Career Fair and University Fairs.

• meet individually with the counsellor to plan their post-secondary options.

• use BRIDGE U to research universities and build a list of potential applications. 

• lead family meetings with the counsellor in the second semester of Grade 11. 

• register for college entrance exams that may be required (SAT, ACT, TOEFL, IELTS, UCAT, etc..).

• attend university essay and personal statement workshops in the spring.

*Parent information meetings/workshops will be offered regarding country-specific university research and application processes 

Students have the opportunity to:

• participate in advisory classes with university counsellors to support university applications or plan other post-secondary options.

• finalise university application choices and keep track of the process through BRIDGE U.

• meet with visiting university admission representatives.

• participate in a Career Fair and University Fairs.

• have individual meetings with the school counsellor for general application questions, and to help guide the personal statement process.

• attend workshops regarding transition to university