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OUIT Homeschool Admissions Web Page
Topic Started: Apr 22 2008, 05:47 PM (331 Views)
SarahRainsberger	Apr 22 2008, 05:47 PM Post #1
Posts: 61 Group: Admins Member #1 Joined: Feb 10, 2008	https://connect.uoit.ca/uoit/admission/homeschool.ezc current as of June 10, 2009: Home-schooled applicant Home-schooled applicants are students who have completed the Ontario secondary school curriculum through an authorized home schooling program. How to apply Home-schooled applicants will be evaluated on the basis of standardized tests (through distance learning or alternative education centres) or on a combination of SAT II tests and a portfolio. Parent generated transcripts will be accepted as a reflection of courses completed and marks attained but these transcripts must be submitted in conjunction with standardized test scores. Applicants who have completed courses through distance learning or alternative education centres should include marks from these courses at the time of application. If official transcripts like these indicate completion of specific prerequisite subjects then there is no need to submit SAT II test scores or a portfolio. Alternatively, applicants may write four subject-specific SAT II tests. A minimum score of 600 is required to demonstrate sufficient background in the subject. Below are the required SAT IIs for each program. Faculty of Business and Information Technology - Writing, Mathematics (Level II C), 2 other SAT IIs Faculty of Criminology, Justice and Social Policy - Writing, Mathematics (Level II C), 2 other SAT IIs Faculty of Education - Writing, Mathematics (Level II C), Biology (Ecological or Molecular) and Physics or Chemistry Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science - Writing, Mathematics (Level II C), Physics and Chemistry Faculty of Energy Systems and Nuclear Science - Writing, Mathematics (Level II C), Physics and Chemistry Faculty of Health Sciences - Writing, Mathematics (Level II C), Biology (Ecological or Molecular) and Physics or Chemistry Faculty of Science - Writing, Mathematics (Level II C), Biology (Ecological or Molecular) and Physics or Chemistry Applicants presenting SAT II test scores must also submit a personal/career portfolio. This should detail personal and community participation and achievements including academic, volunteering and mentorship. In addition, the portfolio should include an essay detailing future goals and reasoning for application to their program of choice. A letter of reference to support the application should also be submitted. UOIT reserves the right to accept or deny students based on overall performance of the measures listed above. Edited by SarahRainsberger, Jun 10 2009, 09:43 PM.
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