Introductory

video: Campus Tour Western Science (including Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry) BMOS program (Business) IVEY School of Business Social Science Arts and Humanities Computer Science Final words & Tips on campus life

 Our

self-directed campus tour video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GQLu-9-

9AE&feature=youtu.be

* INCLUDING SCHULICH SCHOOL OF MEDICINE & DENTISTRY

 Applied
Biology

Mathematics

Chemistry Computer

Science Earth Sciences Mathematics Physics & Astronomy Statistical and Actuarial Sciences Centre for Environment & Sustainability Planetary Sciences Program

 ENG4U,

MCV4U Two of: MHF4U, MDM4U, SBI4U, SCH4U, SPH4U, SES4U, ICS4U Mid-Year Average Guideline: Low-High 80s Recommendations: First-year Biology and Chemistry courses require Biology SBI4U and Chemistry SCH4U, respectively

Deadline for you to submit completed applications to the OUAC

May 29th, 2014

The latest date by which you can expect a response from an Ontario university. Such a response will be one of: 1. An offer of admission; 2. A result; or 3. A deferral pending the receipt of specific additional information

 Students

in science take almost the same mandatory courses in first year: biology, chemistry, physics, and 2 types of calculus After first year, depending on the major, many mandatory courses changes

 One

can apply for BMSc after 2nd year

Must

pass 2nd year courses (in total 5.0

courses)

2nd year courses must be

60% or higher

2nd

year biology, chemistry, math and physics

must be at least 80%

Admission to the Doctor of Medicine Program is highly competitive

Must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents of

Canada Completion of 4-year undergraduate degree

No preference given to a specific program

No specific pre-requisite courses (mixture of biological/medical sciences courses and social

sciences/humanities courses recommended)

Proficiency in English Complete training in standard first aid

 No

flexibility given to applicants from Southwestern Ontario GPA in 2 best FULL years (5 full courses: 30 credit hours) Minimum GPA is 3.70 Minimum MCAT (Medical College Admissions Test) score Biological Sciences: 10 Physical Sciences: 9 Verbal Reasoning: 11 Writing Sample: O Well-rounded students GPA, MCAT, interview, extra-curricular, volunteer experience

 Calculation

of applicant assessment: 60%

academics, 15% DAT score, and 25% interview

Dental

Aptitude Test Results is used in the

decision concerning invitations for interview

For

the past several years, a score of 18/30 or

higher has been required

Must

be in the final year of, or have

successfully completed, a four-year undergraduate degree

At least

80% or higher in two undergraduate level

years

Must take the following mandatory courses:

0.5 course in organic chemistry 0.5 course in biochemistry 1.0 course in physiology

If course load is less than 5.0, a slight penalty is given

Proficiency in English Open to international students, but limited space

 Students

have the opportunity to interact and collaborate with faculty and students both inside and outside their home department, creating an exciting cross-disciplinary environment that stimulates new ideas and furthers their research projects.

Management and Organizational Study (MOS)

 New

modules has begun September 2011. Students will be able to complete an Honors Specialization Honors Double Major, or Specialization in one of the five Areas of Specialization:

Accounting Commercial Aviation Management (CAM) Consumer Behavior Finance for MOS Human Resource Management

 ENG4U
Two

of: MHF4U, MCV4U, MDM4U Mid-Year Average Guideline: Mid-High 80s Recommendations: Calculus and Vectors MCV4U and/or a university Calculus course

 Variety

of Programs Internship Program Partner Universities Diploma/License Aviation, Accounting Richard Ivey School of Business

One of Canadas top undergraduate and graduate business schools , Classes are conducted in the case study method Students are evaluated on exams, reports and class contribution , , Students study any major for first 2 years of university then enter Ivey for 3rd and 4th year 3, 4 Students are given resources to network with professionals in their industry of interest

High school students have the opportunity to become preIvey students for the first two years of study which will help them gain acceptance to the school in year three. AEO 1, 2 3 . This application is separate from the application to Western Requirements: 90%+ average out of high school 90 Strong extra-curricular involvement (school clubs, hobbies, sports, jobs, etc.) Completion of a grade 12 U-level math course 12

AEO Students must meet progression requirements to maintain their status for advanced entry into Ivey Business School AEO . Progression Requirements:

Be enrolled in Western, full-time (full course load of 5.0 credits) for years 1 and 2 ( 1, 2 .) Achieve an overall average of 80% between years 1 and 2 in any program with no failed courses (1, 2 80 F ) Enroll in a major in year 2 and take at least 2.0 credits of necessary courses for that major (2 2.0 .) Take Business 2257 in year 2 and obtain 70%+ in the course (2 2257 70 .) Take only 2nd year courses in year 2 (2 2 .) If not completed in high school take the equivalent of grade 12 U math (1st year calculus) ( 12 .) Continue extra-curricular involvements ( .) Complete an update report in year 1 outlining extra-curriculars Participate in an online video interview ( .)

If you maintain your progression requirements:

Apply in January complete essays about extra-curricular activities and leadership roles 1 Admission emails sent at end of May 5

If you only have 78-79.9% average: 78-79.9

With strong extra-curricular activities admission will be granted 2nd round one week later 2 ( ). Without strong extra-curriculars or a lower average may lose AEO status and may be rejected AEO .

You do not have to be AEO to apply to the HBA Program but must still complete the same progression requirements AEO .

 You

can attend another university for your first two years then transfer to Ivey for years 3 and 4. 1, 2 . You should meet the same requirements as a Western student but may take an approved equivalent to the course Business 2257
2257 .

There are no specific majors in Ivey, though you can take courses in 4th year geared towards a certain career All 3rd year courses are mandatory and your schedule is made for you 3 . You are placed in a section with 75 other students who you spend every class with, every day 75 . Ivey uses the case study method you read about a situation with certain information and must make a decision based off your analysis - .

Reports are done in assigned groups with a time limit of 24-48 hours 24-48 Exams are hand-written, open book and 4 hours long 4 Contribution is graded based on quality of class participation (key insights, good questions, adding to discussion, etc.) The Ivey Learning Experience uses cases to analyze the business issues managers face every day - not fictitious scenarios but actual realworld problems (

In year 3 all courses are mandatory and schedules are made for your section: 3

Leading People in Organizations ( Decision Making with Analytics ( Marketing () Finance () Financial Fundamentals ( ) Leading through Action ( Managerial Accounting ( ) Communications () Information Technology ( Strategy () Operations (

Ivey faculty are well known in their field and are well qualified lecturers and professors most having MBAs and PhDs from upstanding universities such as Harvard and Stanford MBA, PhD Many have well rounded experience as accountants, investors and consultants , , Ivey faculty are world leaders in developmental research that will have significant effect on global and national business practices (http://www.ivey.uwo.ca/faculty/disciplines/)

 Ivey

has a long list of business related clubs that HBA students can join, for example:

Ivey Marketing Club ( ) Ivey Consulting Club ( ) Ivey Finance Club ( ) Ivey Analytics Club ( ) And many more

Ivey's main campus is affiliated with Western University and is located on the Western campus in London, Ontario. Ivey has opened up their brand new Ivey Building and as moved its program to a state-of-the-art building that provides students with a great atmosphere in which to learn. There are many breakout rooms where small groups can study with access to a flat screen TV to hook computers up to and whiteboards on the walls and table surface for brainstorming TV . A fully stocked Starbucks and a cafeteria of freshly made meals is available to all students

An Ivey students motto: Work hard, play hard : , Lots of social events for students to network and make friends group dinners, pub nights, movie nights , , A highly competitive, but friendly atmosphere where everyone tries their best but will always help each other out A student council that promotes well-being physically, academically, professionally and socially

 Academic

disciplines concerned with society and the relationships among individuals

popular Social Science courses include:

Some

Economics History Psychology Political Science Sociology International Relations

 Honors

Bachelor Degree
Degree (Four-Year) Degree (Three-Year)

Bachelor

Bachelor

It

is important to note that first year students are not required to choose a module. The decision for the module will be required in transitioning to second year

 Honors

Specialization

Intended for those pursuing further academic goals beyond Undergraduate Studies, such as Masters Degree and Ph.D. in the chosen subject

Bachelor

Degree (4-Years)

Intended for those pursuing specialized programs, such as Law School

Bachelor

Degree (3-Years)

The basic degree form offered Allows for combined degree options

 Required

course: English ENG4U U-Level math is highly recommended for Psychology requires a completion of a firstyear University math course, and Sociology and Geography can be mathematically demanding Advanced Functions and Calculus is required for all Economic modules Grade 12 University level Biology, Chemistry, and Physics are recommended for Psychology

Essay writing skills are very important

There are workshops throughout the year that aid students with essay writing Student Centre offers supplementary writing courses

First year courses are all introductory

These courses generally cover a variety of topics that the student must decide to specialize the following year

The exams for first year courses are mostly multiple choice

First year courses are not heavy with writing

At least one major essay is required for an introductory course

 Very

large (A minimum of 150~200 students)

Class participation is limited, but there are tutorials which allow communication between students and Teachers Assistants

Office

Hours for Professors are Available

The professor usually has his office open for students to come in and discuss his or her progress, and receive aid

Academic disciplines that deal with human culture Deal with the historical element, distinguished from natural sciences Some popular arts and humanities courses offered by Western University are:

Philosophy Classical Studies Languages (French, Italian, German, Greek, Latin, etc.) Visual Arts English Language and Literature Film Studies

 Honors

Bachelor Degree Degree (Four-Year) Degree (Three-Year)

Bachelor Bachelor

 Six

Grade 12 U and/or M level courses (excluding co-op courses) Grade 12 U level English ENG4U An admission average that includes all prerequisite courses for the specified faculty
Grade

12 ENG4U is required in all Arts & Humanities courses Note: supplementary application forms and a portfolio are required for Visual Arts Studio Program

 Medium

size to Large (100 to 150 students Minimum)

participation is difficult due to class

Class

size

Tutorials and professors office hours are available for private consultations

 Assessments

even between multiple choice and essay writing for the first year
writing skills to persuasive take a stance on an analysis or interpretation year courses are all introductory

Strong

First

These courses generally cover a variety of topics that the student must decide to specialize the following year

 ENG4U,

MCV4U Two of: MHF4U, MDM4U, SBI4U, SCH4U, SPH4U, SES4U, ICS4U Mid-Year Average Guideline: Low-High 80s

 Is

one of the most employable degree Has a lot of Career Opportunities Is flexible Undergraduate Programs with Lots of Choices

Combined with

HBA form Ivey JD from Western Law school BESc form Western Engineering Bachelor Music from the Don Wright Faculty of Music Nursing Degree from Western

 Honors

Specialization in Computer Science Honors Specialization in Information Systems Honors Specialization in Bioinformatics Specialization in Computer Science Major in Computer Science
Minor Minor Minor Minor Minor Minor

in Game Development in Software Engineering in High Performance Computing in Applications of Computer Science in Computer Algebra in Theoretical Computer Science

 What

is Industry Internship?

Is Westerns alternative to the co-op programs found at some other universities

What

companies employ interns?

Past employers of Computer Science interns have included IBM, RIM, Honeywell, 3M Canada, Bell Canada, various gaming companies such as Bing Blue Bubble in London, etc.

 When

is an Internship?

An Internship is normally taken between the third and fourth years of a students studies Participation in the program is optional, but has proven to be popular with our students and with potential employers.

You will get hands-on work experience You will get to work with professionals in the field You will get to try out a career choice to see if you like it You will have an inside track on future employment with the company you worked for You will get a full year course credit toward your degree You will get paid very well. The average annual salary for Computer Science interns is typically more than $40,000

2013-2014

There are about 200 clubs at Western They range from community involvement, raising awareness, academic, sports, hobbies and cultural awareness DECA, Breakdancing, Autism Western, Heart and Stroke, Korean Students Association, Western Radio, Alzheimers Western Club etc. Sign up for clubs during Clubs Week (2nd week) Getting involved is a great way to make new friends and help the community

Recreation center on campus is the largest in Canada Varsity: Soccer, baseball, basketball, hockey, badminton, curling, fencing, wrestling, swimming and many more Intramural tournaments: you can make your own teams and play intramural sports in various categories (mens, womens, recreational and competitive) KSA has a mens soccer team that competes in intramurals and various tournaments (2nd place in Western Cup last year)

There are many clubs to help you in school Pre-Medical Society: gives you the latest news info on medical school applications and MCAT exams SOS: helps you in various courses and provides catch-up and review sessions Economics Student Association: provides academic support for economics students by holding review and tutor sessions There are many more academic clubs, and these are good ways to get involved and keep on track in school

We have 9 residences on campus with meal-plan oriented dining halls Some are single or double rooms and the rest are suite style with a kitchen most are for first-year students Residences are assigned by a lottery-based system, based on your residence preferences There are 4 student apartment/condos on campus too for upper year students After first-year, most students find houses or apartments off-campus and travel by bus to campus
*bus passes are included in your tuition fee

- Get to know each area of the campus this makes

getting around on campus much easier (shortcuts) tuition fees (health and dental insurance etc.)

- Utilize your bus pass and other things included in your

- Make sure to always bring your student card, wallet and

keys when heading outside your residence building check the weather before heading out every day when school is a priority

- London gets interesting weather patterns, so remember to

- Dont get caught up in enjoying your weekends too much,

- Dont be scared in getting to know people; youll be
happier if you make friends

- Western has a large and beautiful campus that is

consistently ranked among the top in Canada
campus when you see the scenery!

- Youll never get sick of walking to class on the Western - Dr. Chil-Yong Kangs recent development of the HIV vaccine
and various other research areas puts Western at the forefront of medical research
edge when graduating

- Westerns Ivey Program is well-known and gives students an

- Western is a school that is highly involved in athletics