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Why King’s?
2 KING’S UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We acknowledge that our campus at King’s University College is situated on the traditional territories of the Anishinaabek, Haudenosaunee, Lūnaapéewak, and Chonnonton peoples, all of whom have longstanding relationships to the land of Southwestern Ontario and the City of London. The First Nations communities of our local area include Chippewas of the Thames First Nation, Oneida Nation of the Thames, and Munsee Delaware Nation. In our region, there are eleven First Nations communities, as well as a growing indigenous urban population. King’s University College values the significant historical and contemporary contributions of local and regional First Nations, and all of the Original Peoples of Turtle Island (also known as North America). Programs 4-5 Going Global/Experiential Learning/Co-curricular programs 6-7 Admissions Information 8-9 Scholarships 10 Money Matters/Tuition 11 Residence/Meal Plan 12 Student Transition 13 Student Services 14-15 King’s University College kings.uwo.ca/future-students/
The best of both worlds. • King’s students are Western University students and have a Western student ID • Take a class at Western’s main campus or at one of the other affiliates – Brescia or Huron • Access all the facilities, services, extra-curriculars, and athletics at Western • Graduate with a Western University degree
Programs
Students in most Year 1 programs take a range of courses from a variety of disciplines. They do not declare a major(s) until they complete first year.
Faculty of Arts & Humanities
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
OUAC Program Code: EKA Catholic Studies
• Honours, Specialization, Major, Minor Catholic Studies for Teachers
• Honors, Major, Minor English Language and Literature
• Honours, Specialization, Major, Minor English for Teachers
• Minor Foundations in
The New Liberal Arts
• Year 1 program only French Language and Literature
• Honours, Specialization, Major, Minor French Studies
• Specialization Islamic Studies
• Minor Jewish Studies
• Major, Minor
Middle East Studies
• Major Philosophy
• Honours, Specialization, Major, Minor Religion & Society
• Honours, Specialization, Major, Minor Social and Political Thought
• Honours, Major, Minor World Religions and Culture
• Honours, Specialization, Major, Minor Writing and Social Change
• Minor
Faculty of Social Sciences
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
OUAC Program Code: EKO Analytics and Decision Sciences
• Minor Criminology
• Honours, Major, Minor Economics
• Honours, Specialization, Major, Minor
Finance
• Major, Minor Financial Economics
• Specialization History
• Honours, Major, Minor Migration and Border Studies
• Minor Political Science
• Honours, Major, Minor Psychology
• Honours, Specialization, Major, Minor Public History
• Minor Sociology
• Honours, Major, Minor
Specialized Programs:
Childhood and Youth Studies
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
OUAC Program Code: EKC
• Honours, Major, Minor
andLocalGlobal Experiential Course Opportunities Available!
Disability Studies
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
OUAC Program Code: EKB
• Major, Minor
Finance and Wealth Management
Bachelor of Arts (BA) (combined program with a 2-year diploma from Fanshawe College)
OUAC Program Code: EKF
• Major Human Rights Studies
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
OUAC Program Code: EKH
• Major, Minor
Social Justice and Peace Studies
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
OUAC Program Code: EKJ
• Honours, Specialization, Major, Minor
Thanatology
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
OUAC Program Code: EKT
• Honours, Major, Minor
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We provide students with a leading undergraduate experience through our two programs: Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Bachelor of Management and Organizational Studies – both with several program streams.
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Degree programs in Economics and Finance
OUAC Program Code: EKO
Specialized degree programs in:
• Economics
• Finance
• Financial Economics
In first year economics and finance students receive a broad liberal arts foundation. By third and fourth year, students receive a more specialized curriculum tailored to their area of study; be it economics, finance or financial economics. Students wishing to purse graduate studies complete
an undergraduate thesis mentored by a faculty member, and all students have the option of working towards an industry designation in part through their academic studies. Students can also participate in Western’s internships and study abroad through exchange to enhance their experience.
Bachelor of Management and Organizational Studies (BMOS)
OUAC Program Code: EKD
Specialized degree programs in:
• Accounting
• Finance & Administration
• Global Commerce
• Organizational & Human Resources
First year BMOS students take a common core of Math, Economics and Business and then select 2.0 additional elective courses based on their areas of interest and potential stream of study. They specialize into one of the four areas beginning in second year. Each of the areas of study is linked to a professional designation or certificate program for
students intent on working in those areas upon graduation.
Internship Program Studies
The BMOS program offers an Industry Internship Program (IIP) for students interested in practical experience prior to graduation. Internships are available across a broad sector of private and public companies and aligned with student program areas. Students spend 4-16 months working in industry between their third and fourth years of their degree.
Ashley Ratnayake
BMOS ’20 Specialization in Accounting
Gold Medal Winner, Graduation 2020
Employer: MNP LLP, where she completed her internship
Further Education: starting the CPA Professional Education program to become a chartered professional accountant
“I feel as though the MOS Internship Program was a huge help for me, as it enabled me to gain experience before graduation and get a head start in my career.”
King’s School of Social Work is a place where you can push conceptual boundaries, explore new territory, and enhance your skills. Our small classes and the quality and commitment of our faculty to teaching will provide you with a warm and stimulating environment. We offer both the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) and the Masters of Social Work (MSW).
BSW
OUAC Code EKS – admission is into Year 3
Application deadline for the BSW: March 15, 2023
Preparation for professional practice in the dynamic and evolving profession of social work begins with the Bachelor of Social Work. Our program includes education for social work practice with individuals, families, groups and communities. The opportunity to develop
practice skills is provided through direct experience in a variety of social service and health organizations under professional supervision.
MSW
(Applications to the MSW are completed through Western’s School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies)
Application deadline to the MSW: January 15, 2023
Designed to develop and enhance the knowledge and practice skills of social work professionals, our expanded MSW program includes a greater selection of practice-oriented courses and more opportunities to apply theory in real life situations. Two streams are offered: 1-year advanced standing for those with a BSW, and a 2-year program for students who have completed a fouryear undergraduate in another discipline.
Ariel Seale
BSW Hons ’22
Gold Medal Winner, Graduation 2022
“The Bachelor of Social Work program at King’s led to immense personal and professional development. I finished the program feeling confident and prepared for the many opportunities available to me within and beyond my community.”
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Experiential Learning: Go Global or Stay Local
Taking Experiential Learning classes
you thought was
classroom theory
King’s is a leader in its commitment to internationalization and its encouragement of all students to become intercultural learners.
NUMBER OF KING’S COURSES WITH EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING COMPONENT
Fremantle, Western Australia
Adam Bachmeier Major in Criminology, Minor in Psychology
The University of Notre Dame Australia (Fremantle campus)
“Studying in Australia has been one of the most amazing experiences. Being able to live in a foreign country and continue my studies is something I would definitely recommend to my friends. The University of Notre Dame Australia (Fremantle campus) is so similar to King’s in many ways! I really loved being able to go to the beach for a few hours in between classes since it was so close. I got to meet so many amazing people and made friends that will last a lifetime.”
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Meet students from around the world. Over 18% of King’s students are international and come from over 30 nations. What better way to get connected globally?
• Get involved with the International Student Peer Guide Program, or the Bridging Orientation Program and volunteer with assisting new international students. If you have been on an exchange, volunteer in the Global Ambassador Program to help promote international study and exchange to other King’s students.
• Each year approximately 100-150 King’s students participate in an international experience.
• King’s University College will grant a $1000 bursary to full-time students participating in an academic exchange program or experiential learning opportunity for 1 semester or less ($500 for part-time students), or $2000 for a full year academic exchange program
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or going on academic exchange will change what
possible at university. • Integrate
with realworld experiences—globally or locally • Enhance your academic transcript with Western’s Global and Intercultural Engagement Honour • Gain confidence to make a difference in the world after graduation Opportunities in a wide range of degree programs that include: 107
• Community Based Learning • Mentorships • Internships • Practicums • Service Learning • International Academic Exchange • Supervised Undergraduate Research Ethiopia 2020*
Co-Curricular Programs
The King’s Promise
The King’s Promise Program is a 4-year co-curricular program; which will guarantee students a meaningful job within 6 months of graduation.
If this is not achieved, the student can return to King’s for one additional year of courses and campus-based support, tuition-free. Alongside your studies you will complete activities to support your career development, enhance pre-employment skills, gain tangible workplace experience, and engage in experiential learning. The King’s Promise Program will empower you to achieve your education, career, and life goals in line with King’s mission as a “Place to be and a Place to Become”
Experience is the bridge between your degree and successful transition to work. Outside of the classroom experience will help you:
• Feel confident about decisions
• Expand your knowledge of occupational alternatives
• Develop a network
• Learn workplace related skills
There are many different ways to build experience from clubs and extra-curricular involvement to practicum-based coursework, internship opportunities, job shadowing, on campus and community volunteering, to work/study abroad programs.
King’s Job Shadow Program
The King’s Job Shadow program offers you an opportunity to experience a day in the life of a professional in a role of interest to you! These one-day placements, occurring in or around Reading Week each term, allow you to gain information and knowledge about the tasks and expectations involved in particular job roles while also making important professional connections in the community and expanding your professional network!
King’s Co-Curricular Record (CCR)
The King’s Co-Curricular Record provides you with recognition of your on-campus activities outside the classroom. It complements and enhances your academic transcript and is an incredible addition to your resume, portfolio or graduate school application.
Co-Curricular Record Benefits
The CCR offers opportunities that develop 6 key competencies:
• Adaptable Problem Solver
Community Builder
• Global Learner
• Critical Thinker
Future-Focused Planner
Innovative Leader
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Admissions
Ontario Admission Requirements
Ontario admissions averages
Program Courses Required/Recommended
Arts
OUAC code EKA
Childhood and Youth Studies
OUAC code EKC
ENG 4U
Five additional 4U/M level courses
ENG 4U
Five additional 4U/M level courses
Other Admissions Categories:
Canadian High School
– Other Provinces
Students applying from outside of Ontario, please check our website for specific admission requirements by province.
International Baccalaureate (IB)
• Successful completion of the IB Diploma
• Passes in a minimum of 6 subjects; 3 of which must be at the Higher Level with no mark less than 4
Disability Studies
OUAC code EKB ENG 4U
Five additional 4U/M level courses
Human Rights Studies
OUAC code EKH
Finance and Wealth Management (FWM)
OUAC code EKF
Social Justice and Peace Studies (SJPS)
OUAC code EKJ
ENG 4U
Five additional 4U/M level courses
ENG 4U MCV 4U (with min grade of 60%)
Four additional 4U/M level courses
ENG 4U
Five additional 4U/M level courses
ENG 4U
Five additional 4U/M level courses
Social Sciences
OUAC code EKO
Thanatology
OUAC code EKT
MDM 4U strongly recommended for students interested in Psychology MCV 4U strongly recommended for students interested in Economics/Finance
ENG 4U
Five additional 4U/M level courses
ENG 4U
Management and Organizational Studies (MOS)
OUAC code EKD
Two 12U Math (MDM 4U, MFH 4U, MCV 4U)
Three additional 4U/M level courses MCV 4U strongly recommended
If you are concerned you may not reach the final required average, but are within 2% of the final average, you can submit an Applicant Profile to be considered on an appeal. Please contact Enrolment Services for further information.
• A minimum predicted score of 28
• Pre-requisites for your program as specified by King’s. Please see website for specific requirements
U.S. High School
• A minimum of 4.0 full Senior (Grade 12) academic courses (4.0 full courses)
• SAT 1190; or ACT Composite 24
G.C.E. Advanced Level
• 3 distinct A-Levels or (4 distinct AS-Levels) with a minimum average between “B” and “C”
• Advanced Standing may be awarded for A-level courses with final grades of A or B
College of Applied Arts and Technology (CAAT)
• Successful completion of a 2 or 3-year diploma with a minimum cumulative average of B
• Successful completion from a 1-year certificate in General Arts and Science, Pre-Health Science, or Human Services Foundation with a minimum cumulative average of a B
• Transfer credit may be assessed from the 2 or 3-year diploma
• King’s has partnered with a number of Ontario colleges to create pathway agreements. Please check with Enrolment Services for more information
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Predicted Admissions Average Range
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are based on ENG4U and your next best 5 U/M courses (including any required prerequisites).
ESL Requirements
Students admitted to King’s must be proficient in written and spoken English. If English is not your first language, you must provide proof of your proficiency in listening, speaking, writing and reading English, with either an official test or approved ESL program. We reserve the right to ask any applicant to provide proof of English language proficiency.
Waivers are available if you have studied in an English-speaking environment for 4 or more years.
Acceptable English Language Tests
Test Level Required
Duolingo englishtest.duolingo.com
IELTS
International English Language Testing Service ielts.org
TOEFL
Test of English as a Foreign Language etscanada.ca | institution code: 0984
A minimum score of 115 overall with a minimum of 100 for each subscore
A minimum overall band score of 6.5 with no part less than 6.0.
Students must achieve a written TOEFL score of 580 or higher and a score of 4.5 on the TWE; or a score of 85-90 on Internet Based Test (IBT) with no section less than 20.
How to Apply
Ontario Secondary School Applicants
OUAC 101 Form www.ouac.on.ca/101
Application Deadline: January 12, 2023
*King’s will still accept applications after this date
Application Fee $150 (CAD) for 3 choices Additional choices are $50 each
Acceptable English Language Preparation Programs
Institution / Program Level Required
CultureWorks Cultureworkstheschool.com
Fanshawe College fanshawec.ca/international/ new-applicants/eap
Western English Language Centre (WELC) welc.ca
Successful completion of Level 7
Successful completion of Level 10 with a grade of “A”
Academic English Program (AEP) – High Advanced Level with a 70% Boost program with a 70%
All Other Undergraduate Applicants
OUAC 105 Form www.ouac.on.ca/105
Application Deadline: June 1, 2023 for international (we will still process if space available, but consider your visa application). Apply early as admissions are on a rolling basis beginning in December 2022.
Application Fee* $156 (CAD) for 3 choices Additional choices are $50 each
Part-Time Applicants
kings.uwo.ca/future-students/admissions/ how-to-apply/
There are specific deadlines depending on the term you are seeking admission. Please refer to the website.
Application Fee $64.00 (CAD)
*Transcript Evaluation Fee: $93.50 (CAD); non-refundable; payable to the OUAC for applicants from other post-secondary or CEGEP schools.
Transcripts and Supporting Documentation: send these directly to the Office of Enrolment Services or through OUAC. If transferring from on Ontario college or university, transcripts may be electronically submitted through the Ontario University Application Centre (OUAC). If you are a current Ontario high school student applying through the OUAC 101 application, your grades will be submitted automatically. There are online forms available that you may require to support your application.
Other Deadlines to Consider
Scholarships, Awards and Bursaries:
Entrance scholarships do not require an application; however there are a number of high value scholarships which do. Deadline is April 30.
Residence:
Offers of residence are guaranteed if application and deposit are submitted prior to June 1.
Social Work:
BSW application deadline March 15. MSW application deadline January 15
Summer Academic Orientation (SAO)
All new-to-King’s students participate in the SAO process to select your courses, create your timetable and get your student card. Once you have accepted your offer to King’s, you can book online as of April 1st for appointments beginning mid-June.
Catholic Studies for Teachers (CST)
Supplemental Application
No specified deadline, but students are encouraged to apply early so admissions decisions can be made as soon as all eligible grades and the application are received. forms. kings.kucits.ca/forms/cstprofile
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Scholarships
High School
10 KING’S UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Additional Entrance Scholarships are available but do require an application. High School Entrance Scholarship Final Average Value of Scholarship 82.0 – 84.9% $1500 85.0 – 89.9% $2500 90.0 – 94.9% $3000 95%+ $3500 Students must be enrolled in 4.0 credits, and meet King’s residency requirements. Entrance Scholarship for Arts & Humanities Final Average Value of Scholarship 82.0 – 84.9% $3000 85.0 – 87.9% $3500 88.0 – 89.9% $4000 90%+ $4500 Students must be enrolled in the Arts & Humanities program, as well as in at least 2.0 credits in the Arts & Humanities. This scholarship cannot be held with another King’s Entrance Award. IB Scholarships Final Diploma Score Value of Scholarship 25 – 29 $1500 30 – 34 $2500 35 – 39 $3000 40+ $3500 International
Entrance Scholarships Final Average Value of Scholarship 82.0 – 84.9% $2500 85.0 – 89.9% $3500 90.0 – 94.9% $4500 95%+ $5000
King’s offers generous unlimited and guaranteed Entrance Scholarships for all new domestic and international high school students. Scholarships will be based on your final, overall high school average as calculated for admission. • Agnes Marie Coleman Student Award - $2500 • Bishop John Michael Sherlock Catholic Leadership Award - $4000 • Cardinal Thomas C. Collins Scholarship for Catholic Student Leadership - $5000 • Emmett and Loretta Regan Memorial Award - $4500 • Joy and Hope Entrance Award for Indigenous Students - $1000 • King’s Entrance Award for Students New to Canada - $1000 • Sister of St. Joseph Scholarship - $5000 • The Boys’ and Girls Club of London Foundation Entrance Award - $2500 • KPMG BIPOC Student Award - $2500
11VIEWBOOK 2023 2022/2023 Tuition and Activity Fees* Canadian & Permanent Residents: $7,957.94 International Students: $41,767.77 International BMOS Students: $53,103.26 Residence & Meal Plan** $12,643.00 * Fees subject to change for 2023/2024 **Amount reflected is for a double room, additional fee of $1,200 will be charged for single room residence Snapshot of the 2021-2022 Academic Year $3,185,805 Total amount of scholarships, awards and bursaries awarded to students MSW Funding $42,500 Work Study $317,919 Bursaries $200,708 Student Awards $426,725 Scholarships $2,197,953 Money Matters Adam Sandie Year 4, Major in Criminology, Minors in History and Sociology “To say I have enjoyed my time as a member of the work-study program would be an understatement. Being a work-study student has provided me with the ability to evolve in many aspects—specifically, my professionalism. Having the chance to work while studying requires increased time management skills around work, school, and your personal life. The work-study program has considerably improved my academics, as well as given me the opportunity to give back to the King’s community.”
Residence/Meal Plan Residence Quick Facts
Live in the Heart of King’s
Residence is more than just a convenient place to live—it’s a vibrant, supportive community committed to the values of diversity, respect and academic achievement.
Meal Plan Options
The King’s meal plan provides a broad and varied choice in menu
• Meal plans are available for both Residence and Off-Campus students
• The food services team at Aramark is committed to purchasing local. Café 54 features locally roasted fair trade coffee. In addition, we continually focus on purchashing local products throughout the year. Ingredients vary on the menu depending on seasonality and availability.
• Residence is guaranteed to all new-toKing’s students who return their residence application by the guarantee deadline.
• Variety of Residence Room Options: Single rooms and double rooms in single gender and mixed gender units.
Upper Year Residence: In addition to the residence spaces for first year students, King’s offers furnished housing for upper year students in Epworth Place Houses and King’s Commons Apartments (meal plans optional).
• Inclusive Community: Residence is a diverse and inclusive community that welcomes international and local students, and provides a rich living experience for students of all backgrounds.
• Transitional supports: We know that first year is new experience for everyone. The Residence and Campus Life Office has a full year residence program curriculum in place to provide social activities, learning opportunities, and the support and resources you need at every stage of your first year experience.
• Clean, comfortable living areas with your safety and security in mind: Housekeeping, residence staff, and campus security work together to help you feel at home.
• Free shuttle bus service: A convenient service that runs between King’s and the other campuses at Western allowing for easy access to the academics, athletics, and other clubs and activities available to you.
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Be. Become. Belong.
Orientation Week
Orientation week is the best way for students new to King’s to feel connected to their new home. O-Week is meant to help you learn how to succeed on campus academically and socially; both in your first year and throughout your university experience.
Making the Transition
King’s is committed to ensuring a smooth transition to your first year of studies at university. A wide variety of programming has been established to provide the resources you will need to be successful.
Summer Academic Orientation (SAO) kings.uwo.ca/sao
As of April 1, you can book your summer academic counselling appointment. These academic advising appointments will assist you in making important decisions about your first-year course selection, timetable and degree options/planning.
The King’s Edge
This program is a summer boot camp designed to ensure you have the necessary tools to help you succeed in your first year of studies at King’s.
KAMP
The King’s Academic Mentoring Program (KAMP) pairs first-year students with an upper-year student who can help navigate the academic, social and spiritual transitions experienced in first year.
International Student Services:
International Peer Guide Program The King’s International Peer Guide Program is designed to assist international and exchange students new to King’s with adjustment to university culture and Canadian life.
International Bridging Program
This program provides an opportunity for international students to transition to life at King’s a week prior to Orientation Week.
The Student Engagement & Transition Coordinator, in the Residence and Campus Life Office, is your year-long contact when you need assistance in your first year.
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Fuel Your Spirit
Campus Ministry
Campus Ministry plays a vital role in keeping King’s connected to its Catholic mission and identity, its history, its community, and to one another.
We seek to create an environment where all feel welcome to explore, grow in faith, find hope, and be nourished in love. In addition to prayer and worship opportunities, we offer a wide variety of programs and services such as the Veritas Lecture Series, social justice outreach to the local and global communities and more.
We support students, faculty, and staff of diverse faith backgrounds and traditions, seeking common ground to better the world through the sharing of our gifts. Campus Ministry is here for you to accompany you on your journey. “Life is messy. And I think that the role of Campus Ministry is to walk with people in all that messiness. That’s how we find meaning – together. To be Catholic today involves thinking, reflecting and caring in a more expansive, inclusive way.”
Jim Panchaud, director of campus ministryCounselling and Accessibility
Accessibility, Counselling and Student Development (ACSD) is committed to helping you find support within yourself, at King’s, and/or in your community to achieve your personal and academic goals.
Campus Wellness
In addition to the many resources for students at the Western Wellness Centre and in the London Community, King’s offers a variety of wellness programming and groups such as mindfulness meditation, a group on making change and a group on being resilient
Personal Counselling
Counselling offers you the opportunity to explore, understand and develop new skills for managing your personal concerns.
The Campus and Community Social
Worker assists students with problem solving, system navigation and finding resources on campus and in the community.
Accessibility Services
We are committed to providing an accessible and barrier-free learning environment, with services geared toward a wide range of needs. This may include academic accommodation, assistive technology, and alternative-to-print materials, among many others.
All services are offered both by appointment and during walk-in hours.
King’s is a signatory to the Okanagan Charter of Health Promoting Campuses
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Learning and Career Support
Learning Skills Services helps you learn a variety of scholastic skills. Individual and group sessions will assist you in maximizing your full potential.
Experienced Senior Tutors and Writing Consultants help you throughout the writing process.
Trained Peer Tutors assist students in:
French
Business
Economics
Math
Writing/Grammar
Academic Advising Working through your degree choices can be difficult. Academic counselling provides guidance on academic program planning and long-term goals.
King’s Career Services can help with exploring your vocational goals by working with a career counselling professional, helping you access the extensive career resources at Western, and delving into a range of support strategies to help ensure successful job search strategies post-graduation.
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