Scholarship Information 2022.docx
The College Application Process 2022.doc
The University Application Process 2022.doc
Click on link to watch video: Virtual Post-Secondary Presentation parents 2022
Financial Aid
Students who are interested in OSAP (Ontario Student Assistance Program) may access the site at ontario.ca/osap. A representative will make a presentation in the spring. Students can access OSAP once they have accepted an offer of admission. Students are encouraged to use the “Aid Estimator” to help estimate how much financial aid they can qualify for, the approximate cost of their college or university program, and a repayment calculator for estimation monthly OSAP loan repayments after graduation. Go to the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) site for more information.
See the Scholarship Information page to find out about a number of different scholarships. If you have any questions about these or any other scholarships, please contact Mrs. Cantarutti in Student Services.
Applying to Out of Province Universities
Students interested in applying to universities outside of Ontario need to access the admissions information on the university’s website. Each university has their own deadlines and requirements for additional information, and the student needs to be diligent in meeting those requirements. In many cases, the student must send the university an official school transcript which can be accessed in Student Services. The Ontario Universities Application Center (OUAC) will provide academic data to Acadia University, Bishop’s University, the University of New Brunswick, St. Mary's University, the University of British Columbia, Concordia University, Dalhousie University, McGill University, University of Calgary, Simon Fraser University, and the University of Victoria. Students must have applied through the OUAC. The applicant must sign the release authorization and record their OUAC Reference Number on the out-of-province university application form.
Volunteer Hours
The completion of 40 hours of community involvement is required as a key component of the diploma requirements. The community involvement hours are to be completed and submitted to Student Services no later than February 1st. Students who do not complete these hours will not meet the Ministry of Education requirement for graduation. Students who complete at total of 80 hours of Community Involvement or more will receive the Crusader Certificate upon graduation.
