Glendon Campus 2021-2022 - Mature & Transfer Students
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Your Pathway to a Confident Future A small campus with a big heart, Glendon offers hands-on programs and research opportunities for career success. Here you’ll have easy access to student services and professionals who offer one-on-one support, in addition to small classrooms where you really matter. With our engaged professors and staff making Glendon the nurturing environment you’ve been looking for, you’ll develop your language advantage by taking courses in both English and French, along with the option of studying additional languages. No matter who you are, or where you’re transferring from, your dreams are attainable. Personalize your schedule with full-time studies or reduce your course load to follow your own pace. It’s time to make your mark. 2 2021-2022 Transfer & Mature Students
Let Us Help You!
“ I transferred to Glendon from one of the big
university campuses in Toronto in part because
that big impersonal environment wasn’t meant
for me. I needed a personal approach within my
academics, and that’s exactly what Glendon is
about! I was happy and relieved I had finally
found my place - it feels like home.”
– Anna Arzumanova
Support for Transition to University • J
umpStart: Successful Transition to University
A program that helps students transition into
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tart Your Quest: April to August their first year of university both academically
Learn about student life, residence life, academic and personally.
support services, fall orientation and more.
• Orientation Week
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irst Year Experience/Peer Mentorship Program Includes Social Orientation and Glendon Orientation
Supports your transition to Glendon through Day in September, a mandatory program introducing
peer support, whether you are transitioning from you to key services, resources and people in the
another institution or coming to university for the Glendon community. Other orientation programs
first time. take place from August to September.
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U Start • A
t any time before and during your learning journey,
Online student content that highlights the support meet with our Academic Services and Student Financial
available and provides relevant information Services teams to discuss course and program
that is helpful to all first-year students. selection, financial aid and other registrar services.
We All Need a Little Help Sometimes
Glendon Accessibility, Well-being and Counselling Centre aims to help Glendon students develop
their personal potential and maximally benefit from their university experience through a variety of bilingual
services. These services include personal counselling, crisis response and support, and accessibility services
(including accommodations and alternate exam services).
3 2021-2022 Transfer & Mature StudentsKickstart Your Career
Benefit from our various career events to network, discover the job market and possibly find your next job.
Our annual bilingual career fair is where you can meet hiring managers, network with Glendon alumni and
like-minded students, improve your resumé and get a professional headshot – all in one place.
95%
of Glendon students surveyed agreed with the
88%
of employers surveyed are extremely
statement: “I am confident I will graduate with satisfied with Glendon students.
the knowledge and skills I need to be successful
in the job market.”
4 2021-2022 Transfer & Mature StudentsWe Speak the World
It’s in Our Nature
Start Your Career New graduates can access
bilingual supports and resources
Glendon’s Career & Skills Development Centre at the Career & Skills Development
is here to help you forge a career path in your field. Centre for up to two years after
graduation.
Glendon students advanced their careers by:
Connecting with employers, Participating in bilingual
educators and alumni at workshops on career
bilingual networking events; exploration, job search and
professional etiquette; and
Accessing posted employment Attending one-on-one career
opportunities; many of which support sessions in English
are bilingual and in French.
5 2021-2022 Transfer & Mature StudentsPrograms
Business & Economics Government & Law Sciences
Business Economics (BA, iBA) International Studies (BA, iBA) Biology (BSc, iBSc)
Economics (BA, iBA) Philosophy (BA, iBA) Psychology (BA, iBA, BSc, iBSc)
International Studies & Business Political Science (BA, iBA)
Administration dual degree (iBA/
BBA) Certificate Programs
In partnership with emlyon Human & Social Sciences Certificate in Spanish for Business
Business School. [Although Canadian Studies (BA, iBA) and Professional Communication*
transfer credit may be granted, Communications (BA, iBA) Certificate in Public History
due to the prescribed nature
Gender & Women’s Studies (BA, Discipline of Teaching English
of the program it is unlikely to
iBA) as an International Language
result in equivalencies which
History (BA, iBA) (D-TEIL)*
would reduce the duration of
the program]. Sexuality Studies (BA, iBA) Law and Social Thought
Mathematics (BA, iBA) Sociology (BA, iBA) Refugee and Migration Studies
Sexuality Studies
Spanish/English – English-
Education Languages, Culture
Spanish Translation*
Education (BEd) – French as a & Translation
Second Language Concentration Drama and Creative Arts (BA, iBA) Technical and Professional
[must hold an undergraduate Communication*
English (BA, iBA)
degree from Glendon, preferably * Available as a stand-alone certificate for existing
French Studies (BA, iBA)
in French Studies, in order to degree holders
be eligible to apply. If you are Linguistics & Language Studies
transferring to Glendon from a (BA, iBA)
university or college, you must Spanish (Hispanic Studies)
first apply to transfer to a Glendon (BA, iBA)
undergraduate program (generally,
Translation (BA, iBA)
French Studies). If you already hold
[Also available as an accelerated
a degree from Glendon, you can
degree (2 years) for previous
apply to the BEd through the TEAS
degree holders]
application on OUAC.]
6 2021-2022 Transfer & Mature StudentsAdmission
Requirements
University Transfer College Transfer
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ompletion of at least four (4) full-year courses, or • Description of courses completed in college.
one (1) year of full-time studies at an accredited
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ompletion of a diploma program or at least
university.
two (2) full semesters or one (1) year of full-time
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or consideration into an Honours BA (4 years): academic studies at an accredited college.
Minimum 2.3 on a 4.0 scale (C+, 65% or
• Minimum 3.0 on a 4.0 scale (B, 70% or equivalent).
equivalent).
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igh school grades with program specific
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or consideration into an Ordinary BA (3 years):
prerequisites (visit the admission requirements
Minimum 2.0 on a 4.0 scale (C, 60%, or equivalent).
for more details).
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igh school grades with program specific
prerequisites (visit the admission requirements
for more details).
• Description of courses completed in university.
For anyone looking to transfer after completing one semester or half a year only, please provide your post-secondary and High School transcripts as both will be taken into
consideration by the Office of Admissions in making a decision. Refer to the mature student requirements on page 9.
7 2021-2022 Transfer & Mature StudentsAdmission Requirements
CÉGEP Transfer • Program Specific Requirements
• BSc Biology: Biology 1, Chemistry 1 & 2,
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ne year of CÉGEP — with a minimum of 12 and Linear Algebra 1 required; Physics 1 & 2
academic courses. (High school-equivalent strongly recommended.
courses not accepted). • BA Business Economics & BA Economics:
• Extra courses will be assessed for transfer A mathematics background is strongly
credit. recommended.
• Applicants with the DEC may be awarded • BA Communications: Two English courses
up to one full year of transfer credit. coded 603 and two French courses coded 601
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wo English course coded 603 or two French required.
courses coded 601. • iBA International Studies & BBA Business
Administration: Linear Algebra 1 (minimum
• NEW: Applicants from CÉGEP are now eligible grade of 70%) and Calculus 1. A strong level of
for entrance awards! French is highly recommended. Supplementary
application required, find out more here.
• BA Mathematics: Linear Algebra 1 required;
Calculus 1 recommended.
• BSc Psychology: Senior-level Math, and
Chemistry 1 & 2 or Physics 1 & 2 required.
8 2021-2022 Transfer & Mature StudentsAdmission Requirements
“
When I came to Canada as an international student, at first everything was very
intimidating. The college I started at when I first arrived was huge and there were
around 100 to 200 students in all my classes. It was very hard to make friends and
the professors were more focused on delivering their lectures rather than their
students. When I transferred to Glendon, however, the small class sizes allowed me
to build a connection with my professors. They knew my academic achievements
and were always ready to help. It was easier to make friends and I really felt like
I was part of a community!”
– Ameidy Perumal
Mature Students: Requirements:
You are considered a mature student if you: • Meet the language requirements.
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ill be at least 20 years old by the end of the • Submission of a Resumé.
calendar year of admission to the University;
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etter outlining your activities since completing
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ave been out of full-time high school studies your studies (e.g. work, traveling, family
for at least two years or have returned to upgrade responsibilities), including:
after a two-year absence; or • your reasons for wanting to attend university;
• your future career goals;
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ave attempted less than one full year of studies
• skills and activities that have prepared
at an accredited college or university;
you for success at university, including
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ave a favourable academic record and have work or volunteer experience, professional
demonstrated potential for success through development activities, personal study and
academic, professional or volunteer activities, interests;
and other accomplishments. • explanations/documentation for any previous
poor academic performance.
Apply by June 15, 2021! • Ensure you meet program specific requirements.
9 2021-2022 Transfer & Mature StudentsThe Glendon
Experience
Student Life Student-Run Clubs & Organizations
Enjoy the park-like natural environment of our With 30+ academic, cultural and linguistic clubs
campus and the company of a diverse, close-knit at Glendon and 300+ at Keele, you can satisfy your
community of students from over 100 countries. passion or explore a new one. Join in annual social
Join a club, explore your career options and take traditions like the Snowball Formal and the Winter
advantage of all the features Glendon offers. Carnival too.
Glendon Athletic Club Residences
The GAC is a recently upgraded 55,000 sq. ft. Live just a short walk from class. Residence rooms
full-use fitness facility, complete with a pool, indoor are guaranteed to all first-year students who apply
driving range, boxing and group cycling studios, and before June, with 90% of those being single rooms!
outdoor tennis courts. Did you know that the GAC Unlike many other institutions, Glendon also allows
was the first practice facility of the World Champion upper year students to live on campus. Upper year
Toronto Raptors? students also have the opportunity to act as Dons
and plan activities and provide support and resources
to other students living in residence.
10 2021-2022 Transfer & Mature StudentsContact Us
Domestic Applicants
liaison@glendon.yorku.ca
International Applicants
international@glendon.yorku.ca
Glendon Campus
2275 Bayview Avenue, Toronto,
ON Canada | M4N 3M6
P: 416-487-6710
@GlendonCampus
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