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Transcript: University of Calgary By Bella How to apply To get in to the university of Calgary you must write a letter to them telling them why you want to get in and what programs you want to go to. You have to know another language and where you will be living also how you will be paying. I the total cost for 3 programs a meal plan and a place to stay is over 2,000. scholarships some of the scholarships Most of the scholarships are from sports such as. Hockey ,football ,volleyball.lacrosses, and many more sport. lots of this will go to your books and meal plan and where you will live. The grade you will need. The grades that you will need are Language Arts, Mathematics and Computation, Sciences, Second Languages, Social Studies, and Visual and Performing Arts. If you completed a Grade 11 (junior level) and Grade 12 (senior level) course in the same subject, we’ll focus on the Grade 12 (senior level) grade. where you will live The first year you go the university Calgary you will live in a single bedroom dorm the next year you will live in a three room dorm these code last year you will live in a studio and the last year you will graduate. Why i chose the University of Calgary The University of Calgary is one of the top ten school that has the best nursing programs. Also my grandparents live in Calgary. The University of Calgary is just a few blocks away. So i could just walk there instead of having to pay to live at UC Some of the program The university of Calgary has a lot of thing to choose from. For me i am hoping to grow up to be a nurse. The University of Calgary has all of the courses that i need to become a nurse Programs

University of Calgary

Transcript: Requirements: English 30-1 Math 30-1 3 approved subjects Example: biology 30, chemistry 30, spanish 30 Located in Calgary, Alberta 2500 University Drive Northwest, Calgary, AB T2N 1N4 They offer 113 programs Yamnuska hall Kanaskis Rundle hall Olympus hall Global village Castle Browster Norquay Glacier Cascade Offer financial loans to students. That's only aid. Bachelor of Commerce There is a large park built in the center of the main campus, and in there the infamous “prairie chicken” statue lies. THE BEST Second year students get into Yamasuka automatically Third year students go into a lottery box, and if not picked, they go on the wait list First year students are guaranteed an offer to residence There are lots of programs to be taken, so lots of choices. Lots of school teams to play on. There's a cool prairie chicken statue Lots of residence buildings and lots of students. Close to home if you don't want to go away. Close to the LRT and C-train stations One semester would cost $3486.55 including books. This is a 4 course semester. They have 105 undergrad staudents Refreneces www.ucalgary.ca workabove.com commons.wikimedia.org www.tripadvisor.ca calgary.rasc.ca www.cpsc.ucalgary.ca www.itc-group.com www.660news.com They offer 14 varsity teams Residence Options Accounting Geology Oil and gas engineering Finance Economics Architecture Earth Science Philosophy By: Chris Robostan University of Calgary How to get in to Res? basketball-men/women field hockey-women football-men hockey-men/women rugby-women soccer-men/women swimming track and field/x country volleyball-men/women wrestling 8 programs Baseball and golf are offered, but only as club teams. There are 11 residence buildings

university of Calgary

Transcript: University of Calgary by Pixel h Calgary, Albeta Campus 2500 university drive 1. 1 hour from the Rocky Mountains 2. Minutes from downtown Calgary 3. Americas most extensive pathway and bikeway system University Size Size School size Class size Campus size Approximately 27,000 undergraduate and 5,000 graduate students 1st and 2nd year: 75 students 3ed and 4th year: 33 students 530 achers Areas of Study Programs Haskayne school of buisiness Cumming school of medicine Schulich school of engeering Werklung school of education Faculty of kinesiology Faculty of nursing Faculty of science Faculty of arts Program Options Program Options Areas of study Co-op program Affiliate organization Exchange The University of Western Australia journalism writing course and a political science course that studied the relationship between the government and the media Canadian Heart Failure Society (CHFS), led by society President and Libin Cardiovascular Institute Member Dr. Jonathan Howlett, is a new affiliate organization of the Canadian Cardiovascular Society The Computer Science Internship program requires students to be in their third year of study . Previous employers include WestJet, Nexen Computer Modelling Group and Electronic Arts. Requierments Requierments Manitoba program specific English language 30-s Mathematics 30-1 Chemestry 30 2 other courses English language 30-s Mathematics 30-1 Chemestry 30 Biology 30 1 other course Faculty of arts Cumming school of medicine Faculty of nursing physcology (BA) Health Sciences English language 30-s Mathematics 30-1 Chemestry 30 Biology 30 1 other course At the Ananaskis and Rundle Halls First Year Residence Residence Features Features Three wings per floor Maximum 20 students / wing Community washrooms on every wing Card operated laundry facilities on every floor and more in the basement Designated study space on main floor Rooms are 196 square feet Each room is equipped with a mini-fridge Each room has a single bed, desk, chair, bookshelf, dresser, bulletin board and closet for each student Water, power, heat and WiFi are included in the residence fees Self-directed Online Services Wellness Workshops Relationship Seminars Group Support Brief Individual Counselling Case Management Peer support Medical care Connection to other university services Referrals for community resources The SU Wellness Centre Services Suport Service Graduate Writing Community Times Drop in tutoring offered in the Learning Commons in the Taylor Family Digital Library Mondays 6:10 - 9 p.m. Tuesdays 6:10 - 9 p.m. Wednesdays 6:10 - 9 p.m. Thursdays 6:10 - 9 p.m. Fridays 11:10 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Saturdays 11:10 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Sundays 11:10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Top Reasons Reasons to visit 1. Relationship Concerns 2. Anxiety/Stress 3. Depression/Grief 4. Academic Concerns 5. Career Concerns During a consultation Consultation Discuss your writing process and learn strategies to write more effectively Review returned papers to understand how to improve your written assignments Work with an instructor on an ongoing basis to improve essay structure, paragraph development, sentence structure, style, grammar, and punctuation Receive information on writing papers, book reviews or other assignments Learn how to use and document sources Get help with English as a second language Tuition cost (10 courses) Cost Aproximate cost for one academic year Tuition general fees $5,386 $1,224 $18,338 $1,224 total- $6,610 total- $19,62 Additional Costs Additional cost Books and suplies-$2,000 to $3,000 First year residence-$7,906 to $11,145 Living expences and spending money- $2,000 to $3,000 Scoloarships Scolorships $16 million- scholorships, bursaries and awards $5,000- scholorship for new students with a 95% and up $80,000 to $100,000- prestige awards $10,000 to $60,000- international entrance scholorships and awards Apply for scholarships between october first to march first Extracurricular Activities Extra Dance Fencing Hicking Karate Kick boxing Hang gliding Rafting Cooking Rock Climbing Figure skating Ask an Alum Ask an alum The Olympics oval was built for the 1988 winter Olympics games Fun Fact Fun Fact! Pictures Pictures Child Development Center Communication Center Health Research Innovation Center Taylor Institute of Technology Residence Classroom

University of Calgary

Transcript: University of Calgary 106207424 About About Location Location History History Establishment : 1966 Root : 1905 Academics 1. Bachelors, masters, and doctorate (PhD) degrees : 250 programs 2. Faculties : 14 3. Departments : 55 4. Research institutes and centers : 85 Academics Ranking Ranking 2015 QS world subject ranking : 24 ( 29 subjects ) 2016 QS Top 50 Under 50 Ranking : 1st 2017 Times Higher Education ranking : 8th nationally 195th worldwide Faculities Faculties Cumming School of Medicine Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Faculty of Nursing Faculty of Kinesiology Faculty of Science Faculty of Law Faculty of Social Work Haskayne School of Business Schulich School of Engineering Faculty of Environmental Design (EVDS) Faculty of Arts Werklund School of Education Faculty of Graduate Studies Departments Departments Chemical and petroleum Civil Electrical and computer Geomatics Mechanical and manufacturing Geomatics Geomatics Introduction It requires a combination of design, computer, and measurement skills with field work, lab experiments, and computer modelling to solve a variety of problems that have a common attribute: spatial location. Nowadays A profession that is in growing demand careers exist in both the private and public sectors. Goal Provide students with a high quality education that is guided by innovative research and practical applications. Geodesy, Remote Sensing and Earth Observation Geodesy, Remote Sensing and Earth Observation 1. Monitoring and studying of the Earth System 2. Technologies and methodologies of Earth Observation Systems 3. Longterm global observations of the land surface, solid Earth, oceans, atmosphere, and biosphere 4. Global change, including hazard, disaster, sea-level and environmental monitoring 5. Space geodesy and geodynamics 6. Other satellite remote sensing applications and systems Positioning, Navigation and Wireless Location Positioning, Navigation and Wireless Location 1. Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) including the Global Positioning System (GPS), emerging systems, and integration with ground-based systems and augmentations 2. Development of GNSS software receivers 3. Performance evaluation of GNSS receivers 4. Navigation system simulation and modeling 5. Related vehicular and pedestrian navigation and guidance, marine and space weather applications Digital Imaging Systems Digital Imaging Systems 1. Photogrammetric reconstruction techniques from space-borne, airborne and terrestrial imagery 2. LiDAR data manipulation 3. Vision measurement systems 4. Systems and analysis of SAR image data 5. Integrated analysis of multi-source geospatial data 6. Quality assurance and quality control of data acquisition systems and mapping procedures 7. Classification and change detection from remote sensing data GIScience and Land Tenure GIScience and Land Tenure GIScience 1. Advanced 3D data structures 2. Advanced spatial statistics 3. Development of dynamic spatial models for environmental resource management Land tenure studies 1. Land tenure reform 2. Survey law 3. Cadastral surveying issues 4. International boundaries 5. Public participation and its role in resolving land conflicts Students' Life Students' Life Guide Guide Website Website Extra-curricular Activities Extra-curricular Activities Engineering student-run clubs and teams : more than 80 Races : Student clubs the University of Calgary Solar Car Team, the Great Northern Concrete Toboggan Race Organization : Without Borders , Homes of Hope. Study abroad programs Study abroad programs Group Study Programs Group Study Programs 1. At an offsite location 2. Tuition is paid to the university 3. An instructor will accompany students for one semester Exchange programs A balanced exchange program (by formal agreement) Exchange programs Visiting Students Visiting Students 1. Can still study at another institution 2. Responsible for finding an institution one wish to attend, applying, and arranging one's registration 3. More expensive than a group study or exchange program 4. Must obtain faculty permission to attend another institution as a visiting student Internship 1. Help students to get work experience 2. Work to help employers find top students 3. Over 300 of companies have taken part in the internship program in the past three years. Internship

University of Calgary

Transcript: Year 2- Core nursing couses and combine thoery with practice Group D Option from 12 level Year One FULL-TIME -UPASS ~ $390 -Campus ~$107.71 Recreation -Student Services ~$450 Fee -Health Insurance ~ $283.52 -Dental Insurence ~ $231.64 -Athletics ~ $49.29 -Donation ~ $10 total: $1,693.23 Group A Socials12 English12 Another Language at 12 level Bachelors of Science -taken by Robert Thirsk(2) and James Gosling(1) Studies- Languages (German, English, Latin, Russian, French and Spanish) Dance and Music Law History (Greek, Ancient Medieval and Canadian) Philosophy Archeology Bachelor of Arts 2 There is 8 terms starting with term 3 in year 2. Takes 4+ years to graduate depending continuation to get masters or doctoral. 1 Veternary Medicine- study of bacteria. Economics- taken by Stephen Harper(3). Studying human chioce and how production, consumption and trade of goods and srvices are orginized. Electrical Engineering- how can we get more energy from our current power system? Social Work- help individuals, familes, groups and communities with their collective well-being. Legal Assistant- works for lawyers doing legal work and lots of research. Canadian Student (Fall) $7,506.09 (Winter) $7,506.09 =$15,012.18 Tutition FACTS Medicine Other Programs Year Two & Three Bachelor of Nursing "I will lift up my eyes" 3 Applying: Fill out application form $50 Application Fee Highschool students and second year students are garedteed a room. Over 31,000 enrolled 25,000 undergraduate and 6,000 graduate students U of C has graduated 155,000 alumni in 152 countries University of Calgary Residence Enrollment Requirements for High School Applicants After school- Hospital-based nurse Public health nurse Clinical research nurse Home care nurse Health policy researcher Calgarys 4th largest employer A leading Research University Graduated James Gosling (inventr of java Computer language, Robert thirsk (astronuat), and our past primister Stephen Haper. Group C Art12 Art11 Drama11 Music12 Dance 35 After school- Events planner Entrepreneur Director Analyst International developer Location : NW on Uiversity Drive, right beside the University. Group B Bio12 Chem12 Principles of Math12 Pre-cal 12 Foundations12 Calculus12 or AP Calculus12 Physics12 Science12 Computer Science Per 3 courses: $538.59 (Spring) $5,004.06 (Fall) $5,004.06 (Winter) $5,004.06 =$15,012.18 General Fees Studies: Year 1- Anatomy, physiology, statitics, academic writing

University of Calgary

Transcript: First year students: Guaranteed, for the first 2 years of study, a single/double occupancy. Second year: Hybrid living in furnished 2/3 bedroom suite-style apartments with shared kitchen and bathroom. Students with undergraduate degree: 4 bedroom apartments in Glacier/Castle Hills or a 2 bedroom apartment in Global Village Students who share a common interest- Living Learning Community where you share common interests and participate in activities that are specific to your interest. Family housing- available to students living with their spouse w/without children. Location: 2500 University Drive Calgary, Alberta, Canada Founded in 1966 14 faculties Average of 31,800 students Economic impact in Calgary- $7.9 billion School Colors- red, gold & black Fees University of Calgary By: Jenna & Nadinne Must have 90% or higher in 4 required courses in grade 11 (any grade 11 IB courses, Math, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Science & Social Studies) Must apply by Dec.15 All fees depend on Courses Want More information? Call: (403) 220 5110 Drop in hours- 1-4:30pm Mon-Fri Email: futurestudents@ucalgary.ca Admission One half course- $769.71 (3 units) International Students pay- $2,052.18 There is also an additional fee of $233.06 per course Popular Programs in Each main category are: Bachelor of Arts: Film Studies, Law&Society, Psychology Bachelor of Commerce: accounting, marketing Bachelor of Education: music, international relations Bachelor of Science: Biochemistry, Kniesiology University of Calgary has many courses to offer in all areas especially in Bachelor of Arts and Science. They also have average fees and many different options for housing including if you want to live with your family. Looking into University of Calgary Why pick UC? Programs Housing Housing- Cont

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