Post Secondary Info

Grade 12 Post-Secondary Checklist

Your time in high school has gone by quickly. Before you know it, you will have to make decisions about work or school.

Let's ensure you are ready for your transition to post-secondary education and training! Admissions, timelines, money matters, and more...

Planning for Post-Secondary Checklist - Grade 12

Paying for Post Secondary Presentation

If you were unable to attend our Paying for Post-Secondary presentation on Tuesday evening, you can access this valuable information by using the link below:

Paying for Post-Secondary Presentation

Post Secondary Updates

Virtual Sessions:

MacEwan University offers Virtual One-on-One Advising Sessions: Parents/Students may book 20 minute one-on-one video advising sessions (link provided for students to book a suitable time) to discuss admissions and program information, daytime and evenings available. email to book a time: WidrickQ@macewan.ca

University of Alberta UPDATE:

When students apply to the U of A in the fall of their grade 12 year, they are evaluated using their available grade 11 and grade 12 final marks. However, if a student is not immediately admissible to their first choice program, they can submit new final marks* as they become available. With this new information we can reevaluate students for admission, and hopefully extend them an offer to their first choice program!

Check out the Advising section for general and program specific questions to have your specific questions answered.

 

Local Institutions

Alberta University of the Arts

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Athabasca University

 

Burman University

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Olds College

 

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Yellowhead Tribal College

myPass

myPass is an Alberta Education secure self-service website for high school students to:
View and print diploma exam results statements, or order transcripts and more. It is important to have this setup before Grade 10 so students can follow their courses and credits earned through their high school years.


Students must use a personal email (not school) to create their myPass Alberta Education account.

WATCH sign up process- youtube video on myPass


For more information from the Alberta Government regarding MyPass please click the following link https://public.education.alberta.ca/PASI/myPass

Students can visit Mrs. Boake or Mrs. Richardson to get assistance with setting up their myPass account.

ApplyAlberta

ApplyAlberta is an online application and transcript transfer system that anyone can use to apply to undergraduate programs at one or more of Alberta's post-secondary institutions. Check the application process for the institutions you are interested in applying; they will state if they use ApplyAlberta.

Students will need to create a myAlberta Digital ID account prior to applying to post-secondary institutions. 

 

 

What Are Your Future Plans?

Check out Learning Clicks to find out more about your education options after high school:

Learning Clicks: http://learningclicks.alberta.ca/

 

 

Planning for Post-Secondary - Grade Level Checkists

Check out the learning and career options that relate to your interests and note the admission requirements for your preferred programs.

The choices you make now will open up your choices for the future.

Planning for Post-Secondary Checklist - Grade 11

 

 

Your time in high school will go by quicker than you can imagine. Before you know it, you will have to make decisions about work or school.

​Plan now for success later. Begin exploring your interests.

Planning for Post-Secondary Checklist - Grade 10

 

SATs

The Scholastic Aptitude Test or SAT is a standardized examination that most American post-secondary institutions require as part of their admission process. There are 6 writing dates between now and June all requiring early registration. See Mrs. Boake or Mrs. Richardson for practice books. Students who are planning to attend university or college in the US should plan to write the SAT in the spring of grade 11 so their results are available in the fall of grade 12 when they begin the application process. For more information, check out the website at www.collegeboard.com.