University Preparation

Program Overview

The University Preparation program is designed to assist students in enhancing their high school grades, making them more competitive and admissible to Canadian post-secondary programs. This program offers a personalized assessment of each student's current academic standing, along with a customized education plan tailored to their needs. The courses provided are equivalent to Alberta Education courses and are recognized for admission purposes by all post-secondary institutions across Alberta and Canada.

Program Structure

The University Preparation program is structured to provide students with a comprehensive educational experience. Here are some key details:

• Program Length: The program typically spans over 14 weeks.
• Credits: Students earn credits equivalent to Alberta Education standards.
• Class Schedule: Classes are generally held in-person on campus from Monday to Friday.
• Class Duration: Each class lasts for 80 minutes.
• Terms Offered: The program is available in three terms:
  • Fall term (September – December)
  • Winter term (January – April)
  • Spring/Summer term (May – July)
• Prerequisites: Students must meet specific prerequisites for certain courses, typically requiring a minimum grade of D in prior courses.

Additionally, the program may offer options such as online synchronous classes and evening sections to accommodate different schedules.

Featured Experiences

• Personalized academic assessments to tailor the learning experience.
• Courses equivalent to Alberta Education standards, ensuring recognition across institutions.
• Flexible class schedules, including options for online and evening classes.
• Support for English Language Proficiency improvement through additional programs.

Career Options

Graduates of the University Preparation program can pursue various career paths in Canada, including:

• Academic Advisor: Assist students in planning their educational paths and making informed decisions about their studies.
• Admissions Officer: Evaluate applications and help prospective students navigate the admissions process.
• Educational Consultant: Provide guidance to schools and organizations on curriculum development and educational strategies.
• Career Counselor: Help individuals identify career options and develop job search strategies.
• Support Staff in Educational Institutions: Work in various roles that support student learning and development.

DISCLAIMER: The information above is subject to change. For the latest updates, please contact LOA Portal's advisors.