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Academic Guides
King’s Christian Collegiate uses the MLA Style Guide for marking assignments. To make it easy for the students, we provide a document with helpful hints on creating A+ papers and assignments. (For quick reference, the section on how to properly document and cite your sources begins on page 21.)
Click here for the MLA writing and citation guide.
Click here for the APA guide for ciitng sources on science and social science papers.
Course Selection
The Student Services Department offers guidance for course selection. The following documents may help in decision-making. As always, students and parents are encouraged to speak with Mrs. Brodie or Ms De Ruiter if they have any questions about appropriate course choices.
Course Selection and Career Pathways Chart
Course Selections PowerPoint - Grade 10
Course Selections PowerPoint - Grade 11
Grade 12 Courses and Prerequisites
Course Selection Sheet - Grades 11 and 12
Student Services Overview
It is the goal of King's to equip students for whatever path they may choose beyond their high school education. While the vast majority of King's graduates pursue a university degree, they are also well-prepared for the work-force, having applied the rigourous disciplines of critical inquiry, study and application.
Our Student Services Department is poised to assist our students in making wise choices from a wide array of post-secondary options.
For help with student services issues, contact Mrs. Leslie Brodie, Director of Student Services, or Ms. Lisa DeRuiter
Post Secondary Research
www.careercruising.com User name: kings password: christian A user-friendly resource for students, parents and teachers providing multimedia career descriptions, assessment tools, educational requirements, and career search tracking tools. The Career Portfolio Tool allows students to store personal interest assessment results, document extracurricular activities and build customized resumes.
www.electronicinfo.ca This website can be used to search for Ontario universities and programs available at each university. It allows you to see what prerequisites and mark ranges are necessary for entrance to each program. There is also a link for scholarships available at each university.
Universities, Colleges and Trade Schools
www.schoolsincanada.com
A searchable database of all accredited Canadian colleges and universities.
Search by program, location, or name. Limited information, but a very good
place to start.
www.collegeboard.com
Provides an exhaustive database of American two (junior/community) and four
year (university) programs. Search by location, major, community, etc.
Very helpful site with links to most schools.
www.ouac.on.ca
Official Ontario universities web site - lots of good links, FAQs, deadlines,
etc. Most documents are "downloadable".
www.petersons.com
Very helpful for international searches and for American schools. Lists private
and Christian schools along with publicly funded institutions. Helpful tips
about a variety of related topics.
www.christiancolleges.com
Offers info and links for Christian higher education. Includes connections
to schools and Bible colleges around the world. An exhaustive site
with lots of links to Christian colleges.
www.christiancollegesearch.com
A helpful website which allows for searches by major, church affiliation, region,
athletics, school "profile," etc. A very helpful page on "financing your
Christian Post secondary education"
www.ocutg.on.ca
The Ontario College & University transfer guide web site provides
information on all formal transfer agreements between Ontario CAATs and universities.
In many cases, students can enter the third year of a university program
directly from third year of college. Searchable by program and location.
Canadian
Colleges Directory
A list of links to the homepages of Canadian colleges.
Canadian
Universities Homepage Directory
Links to all Canadian universities. Compare and contrast the different universities
in Canada by clicking through on this comprehensive university listing
to the schools of your choice.
Ontario
Colleges Application Service
Here you will find information about Ontario's 24 colleges of Applied
Arts & Technology, three Agricultural colleges and The Michener
Institute for Applied Health Sciences. Whether you're thinking of applying
to college yourself or advising a prospective applicant, this is the
place to start.
What
Can I Do with an Undergraduate Degree in ...
Anthropology, Chemistry, Criminology, Economics, English, Geography, History,
Language, Mathematics, Microbiology, Philosophy, Psychology, Sociology, Zoology.
www.gotocollege.ca
A Ministry of Education Website with fast links to essential information about
Canadian colleges including careers, courses, admission procedures,
finances and much more.
Scholarships and Financial Assistance
www.studentawards.com
Exhaustive list of scholarship opportunities tailored to your personal profile.
Takes a little while to enter all the personal information, but it will yield
an excellent result.
Scholarshipscanada.com
Search through our extensive database to find scholarships, student awards,
bursaries and grants. You'll also find information about student loans, applications
and budget planning.
www.osap.gov.on.ca
Everything you need to know about applying for financial aid in Ontario. OSAP
and Canada Student Loans may be taken to American Schools. Student Assistance
is need based, and will require full financial disclosure.
www.exchanges.gc.ca
A federal government website devoted to exchange opportunities for students.
Helpful search engine and lots of good links.
Canadian
Technology Human Resource Board
The demand for skilled technology workers is growing everyday. So where do
you fit in? Visit this site to find out.
www.monster.ca
Monster.ca is Canada's leading career management portal. It is part of the
worldwide Monster network, which is the number one career portal in the world,
operating in 22 countries.
Quintessential
Careers
Job Interviewing Do's and Don'ts
Human
Resources Development Canada (HRDC)
Occupational and career awareness information, information on apprenticeship
programs.
Workopolis
Canada's biggest job site.
Government of Ontario Web Site
