Student Life - Spring 2010

Student Life

Getting involved in the student life

Essays, assignments, lab reports, and a never-ending stream of textbook readings - there must be more to school life than this.

Healthy tips for student life and beyond

The new semester is here, and while things may be relatively stress-free at the moment, it's likely that they won't stay that way. Here's some advice that should help you stay (or become) healthy.

Get Into Life As A Student

This morning, I arose from my bed, completed my usual morning routines and, just before I stepped out the door, I felt it. Every so often I get the feeling that if I don't pack in as much fun and adventure into my life as possible before I 'settle down,' get married, and have kids, I will regret it. Occasionally, a scary vision of myself in the future simultaneously flashes before my eyes.

School News

Educational experiences outside the classroom From Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology There are many opportunities for international students to get acquainted with their fellow students... Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology School Profile				Student Life at Algoma University From Algoma University Being a smaller university, removed from the bright lights and bustle of southern Ontario... Algoma University School Profile

International Student Voted Student Government President From Centennial College International student Vishal Member had the means to go to any university he wanted... Centennial College School Profile				Life at Sait Polytechnic From SAIT Polytechnic Life at Sait Polytechnic is more than just classes, textbooks and studying, it’s an experience. SAIT Polytechnic School Profile

Study during the week and explore the Rocky Mountains on the weekends… welcome to life as a University of Alberta student! From University of Alberta At the University of Alberta, you can live a great student life and truly discover Canadian culture. University of Alberta School Profile				Racing Toward Internationalization From Thompson Rivers University A landmark event at TRU brings Canadian and international students together Thompson Rivers University School Profile

Student Life From University of Toronto - Scarborough When you hear ‘student life’, a number of things may cross your mind. University of Toronto - Scarborough School Profile				Life Between Classes From Ottawa Carleton E-School Family responsibilities, health, celebrations, homework, stress, jobs and social pressure, are just some of... Ottawa Carleton E-School School Profile

Live the fun with Lakeland’s campus life & clubs From Lakeland College College should be more than exams and assignments. Lakeland College School Profile

Feature Schools

Scholarships

New Universal Entrance Scholarship
From St. Clair College

Awarded to all newly enrolled international students in post secondary programs. A $500.00 tuition reimbursement payment will be made at the end of the student’s first and third semester. Students must maintain full-time academic status and a minimum GPA of 2.5.

St. Clair College School Profile

For information on all Canadian scholarships, visit http://www.ScholarshipsCanada.com.

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Spring 2010
Volume 3, Issue 4

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Did you know?

Canada is the world's second-largest country (9 970 610 km2), surpassed only by the Russian Federation

There are some two million lakes in Canada, covering about 7.6% of the Canadian landmass.

Canada has two official languages: English, the mother tongue of about 59% of Canadians; and French, the first language of 23% of the population.

The educational system varies from province to province and includes six to eight years of elementary school, four or five years of secondary school and three or four years at the university undergraduate level.

Canada's most popular sports include swimming, ice hockey, cross-country and alpine skiing, baseball, tennis, basketball and golf.

Canada's leading exports are automobile vehicles and parts, machinery and equipment, high-technology products, oil, natural gas, metals, and forest and farm products.

Next Issue

Summer 2010: “Moving to Canada”

What should students know about travelling to Canada, getting settled and preparing for back to school in a new country? This is a great chance to tell international students about orientation activities at your school, language learning, and everything you do to make newcomers welcome in Canada.

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