King's Admissions Guide 2024

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ADMISSIONS GUIDE 2024

A Place to Be. A Place to Become.

A Place to Be. A Place to Become.

Mark these dates on your calendar!

2023

2024 - January to April

September 21

January 15

March 15

Opening date

OUAC deadline for

Application

for OUAC

student studying

deadline

Applications

in Ontario and

for students

IVEY Business

applying into

School Advanced

Year 3 entry into

Entry Opportunity

the Professional

(AEO) application

School of

deadline

Social Work

May to August

April 1 Application deadline for International Students (recommended). Book your Summer Academic Orientation appointment for course selection.

April 30 Deadline for most application-based Scholarships and Awards

September

May 1

June 3

Late August

September 5

Deadline to

Deadline for

International

End of Orientation

submit an

Ontario students

Bridging Week

week and Classes

Applicant

to accept Offer

Profile

of Admission.

(optional)

Application for

begin

Guaranteed Residence due

Why King’s? The best of both worlds.

• King’s students are Western University students and have a Western student ID • Take a class at Western’s main campus or Huron • Access all the facilities, services, extra-curriculars, and athletics at Western • Graduate with a Western University degree ADMISSIONS GUIDE 2024

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Admissions Thank you for your application!

Now that we have received your application here’s what’s next: ACTIVATE YOUR WESTERN IDENTITY: Your Western Identity is your key to central services at King’s at Western and consists of your User ID and Password. Your User ID or Username is a unique name that identifies you as a member of the Western community.

This identity is assigned to you upon application or appointment to King’s at Western. The User ID cannot be changed. You can activate you Western Identity HERE SET UP YOUR WESTERN EMAIL ACCOUNT: With access to your Western email account, you can check the status of your application, apply for residence and receive important communication. Please be sure to activate your email right away so you don’t miss any important deadlines. Access your Western email account HERE

Admissions and Documents Early offers of admission begin in December and continue on an ongoing basis from January to July as additional grades become available.

Transcripts All applicants are required to submit official transcripts from all secondary and post secondary institutions attended*. Prompt and early submission of documents is highly recommended. Now that you have applied, please make arrangements to have your transcripts sent to King’s. *If you are a current High Ontario High School Student applying through the OUAC, your grades will be submitted to King’s automatically.

Current University and College Transfers can send transcripts via the OUAC transcript request service, electronically or by mail in a sealed envelop directly to King’s Enrolment Services or info@kings.uwo.ca.

For all other applicants please send transcripts and documents to info@kings.uwo.ca.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS: Use our admission requirements search tool to determine admission requirements, program pre-requisites, English proficiency requirements and more. Learn more HERE SUPPLEMENTAL DOCUMENTATION: King’s makes it possible for you to submit your supporting documents in a digital format.

This includes, Applicant Profile, Self Reported grades (non-Ontario High School applicants) and the Catholic Studies for Teachers Application. Access the forms HERE APPLICANT PROFILE: Kings recognizes that extenuating circumstances and extra-curricular activities can affect an individual’s academic performance. This Applicant Profile is voluntary. If you have not achieved the admissions average, but expect to earn a minimum of 77.5%, we encourage you to submit this form.

ENGLISH PROFICIENCY: Students admitted to King’s University College must be proficient in written and spoken English. If English is not your first language, you must provide proof of your proficiency in listening, speaking, writing and reading English.

Typically, this is done through an official test or ESL program.

We reserve the right to ask anybody to provide proof of English language proficiency. Find more information about accepted tests, and our English Language Partners HERE TRANSFER CREDIT: Transfer credits are determined at the point of admission. Transfer credit assigned for previous postsecondary studies will be outlined in your offer of admission. Once you have accepted your offer of admission you will work with an Academic Advisor to determine how your transfer credits apply to your program of study at King’s.

HOW TO CHECK YOUR APPLICATION: The Western Student Center has your most up-to-date application status. You can also check your application status on the OUAC. If you applied through the OUAC you must accept your offer of admission on the OUAC. You can access the Western Student Center HERE CONDITIONAL OFFERS: Conditional offers of admission are based on course work in progress and require successful completion of your course with a minimum final overall average outlined in your offer of admission.

Please note: Transcripts and documents uploaded to the Western Student Center cannot be accessed for your application to King’s University College.

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Scholarships

In addition to our generous, automatic entrance scholarships, King’s offers a range of scholarships that recognize volunteerism, financial need, community engagement and leadership. Students must apply by April 30th to be considered for these additional scholarships and awards. View the full list HERE. All scholarships are based on the final admission average and include program pre-requisites.

To be eligible for entrance scholarships, students must remain registered in 4.0 courses (students must meet residency requirements).

Exceptions may be made for varsity athletes, members of Student Council, or those registered with Accessibility Services.

High School Entrance Scholarships (non-Arts programs) 82.0 - 84.9% - $1500 85.0 - 89.9% - $2500 90.0 - 94.9% - $3000 95.0%+ - $3500

Arts & Humanities Entrance Scholarships *Students must be enrolled in the Arts & Humanities as a full-time student; enrolled in 4.0 credits, 2.0 credits must be within the Faculty of Arts, and maintain King’s Residency

82.0 - 84.9% - $3000 85.0 - 87.9% - $3500 88.0 - 89.9% - $4000 90.0%+ - $4500

International High School Entrance Scholarships 82.0 - 84.9% - $2500 85.0 - 87.9% - $3500 88.0 - 89.9% - $4000 90.0%+ - $5000

C.A.A.T. Entrance Scholarships 80.0 - 81.9% - $1000 82.0 - 84.9% - $1500 85.0 - 89.9% - $2000 90.0%+ - $2500

International Baccalaureate 27-29 : $1500 30-34: $2500 35-39: $3000 40+: $3500

Student Financial Services Financing your university education can be a challenge. King’s recognizes this challenge and is able to provide support and a variety of services to assist our students.

King’s offers an on-campus employment program for students with financial need called the Work Study Bursary Program. This program assists students with a regular source of income and works around their academic schedule and to provide training and experience. More information can be found HERE. International students also have the opportunity to work on campus through our International Work Experience Program (IWE). This program will provide a limited number of international students the opportunity to work on campus and gain valuable experience. Learn more HERE. Personal and confidential financial counselling is available to all of our students and includes; help understanding and applying for the OSAP program, financial seminars and workshops on best way to spend/save money, budgeting and more. Apply for the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) HERE. Personal financial counselling is available to any student who has been offered admission to King’s.

519-433-3491 ext. 4319 studentfinance@kings.uwo.ca For more information visit HERE. ADMISSIONS GUIDE 2024

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Residence / Making the Transition

Live in the Heart of King’s Residence is more than just a convenient place to live—it’s a vibrant, supportive community committed to the values of diversity, respect and academic achievement.

King’s University College provides on-campus housing for approximately 400 students. Living in residence puts you next door to all the facilities at King’s, including food services, the library, your classes, and bus service to Western and the City of London.

All first year applicants who received an offer of academic admission to King’s are offered guaranteed residence until the established deadline date (typically June 3rd). You will receive your offer of residence in your academic offer package. Residence space may be available after the guaranteed deadline date; however, this cannot be guaranteed.

Meal plans are available for both Residence and Off-Campus students.

Making the Transition King’s is committed to ensuring a smooth transition to your first year of studies at university. A wide variety of programming has been established to provide the resources you will need to be successful.

BE.BECOME.BELONG The Be. Become. Belong series is a collaborative program with multiple departments at King’s who are focused on helping students succeed. New and returning programming and resources are designed to ensure you have the necessary tools to help you succeed in your first year of studies at King’s and beyond. The series is focused on preparing students as they prepare to transition to university as well as provide support during their first year and beyond. Learn more HERE.

SUMMER ACADEMIC ORIENTATION (SAO) As of April 1, you can book your summer academic counselling appointment. These academic advising appointments will assist you in making important decisions about your first-year, course selection, timetable and degree options/planning. Learn more HERE. KAMP The King’s Academic Mentoring Program (KAMP) is a peermentoring program that pairs first-year students with an upper-year student who can help navigate the transitions experienced in first year.

Learn more HERE.

INTERNATIONAL PEER GUIDE PROGRAM The King’s International Peer Guide Program is designed to assist international and exchange students new to King’s with adjustment to university culture and Canadian life. Learn more HERE.

INTERNATIONAL BRIDGING PROGRAM This program provides an opportunity for international students to transition to life at King’s a week prior to Orientation Week. Learn more HERE.

ORIENTATION WEEK Orientation week is the best way for students new to King’s to begin to feel connected to their new home. O-Week is designed to help you learn how to succeed on campus academically and socially—both in your first year and throughout your university experience.

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Student Support Services

Counselling and Accessibility Accessibility, Counselling and Student Development (ACSD) is committed to helping you find support within yourself, at King’s, and/or in your community to achieve your personal and academic goals. Learn more HERE.

Accessibility Services We are committed to providing an accessible barrier–free learning environment with services geared toward a wide variety of needs. This may include academic accommodation, assistive technology, and alternative–to–print materials among others. Learn more HERE Newly admitted students are encouraged to contact Accessibility, Counselling & Student Development as soon as

possible to make an appointment with an Accessibility Counsellor to discuss academic accommodations for the Fall/ Winter term, and to learn how they can assist in making the university experience a positive and rewarding one.

Indigenous Students King’s is committed to supporting Indigenous Students in reaching their highest potential through encouragement, culturally-responsive programming, and

advice from your application right through graduation and beyond. We have partnered with Western University in providing many community initiatives and programs throughout the year. Learn more HERE. All services are offered both by appointment and during walk-in hours.

King’s is a signatory to the Okanagan Charter of Health Promoting Campuses.

King’s International King’s has more than 700 international students from 23 different countries.

King’s International offers a variety of programs and services for both international and domestic students. These services include: • International Student Services and Orientation • Immigration Advising • Peer Guide Program • Outgoing and Incoming Exchange • International Partner Liaison

• International Student Programming • Support for International Summer Programs • International Risk Management • Pre-Departure Sessions & Support for International Experiential Learning

IMMIGRATION INFORMATION: Most international students require a study permit to study in Canada. On arrival in Canada a study permit and visitor’s permit (if applicable) must be presented to border officials to gain entry into Canada. Please check the Citizenship and Immigration website to determine if you require a Visitor Visa to enter Canada . Learn more about King’s International HERE Vimy Ridge 2022 ADMISSIONS GUIDE 2024

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A Place to Be. A Place to Become.

LEARN MORE: kings.uwo.ca/future-students

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Student Financial Services

519-433-3491 ext. 7200 Toll Free 1-800-265-4406 info@kings.uwo.ca

519-433-3491 ext. 4319 studentfinance@kings.uwo.ca

266 Epworth Avenue London, Ontario N6A 2M3 Canada 1.800.265.4406 or 519.433.3491 info@kings.uwo.ca

Accessibility Services International Students and International Exchanges 519-433-3491 ext. 4623 international@kings.uwo.ca

Residence 519-433-3491 ext. 4700 residence@kings.uwo.ca

519-433-3491 ext. 7800 acsd@kings.uwo.ca

Campus Ministry 519-963-1477 campusministry@kings.uwo.ca

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