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Musical joy!

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Life at Jane Campus is not all work and no play!

Here is proof!

Finally ….

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Announcing the Student Co-Curricular Record…

March 9, 2010 - 5:02 pm No Comments

Announcing the Student Co-Curricular Record…

A new initiative that recognizes your on campus involvement and participation outside the classroom.

A new initiative that recognizes your on campus involvement and participation outside the classroom. Find out more

The Student Development Grant is awarded to students to support learning development outside the classroom…more info

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Students – Frequently Asked Questions

March 9, 2010 - 11:37 am No Comments

Students – Frequently Asked Questions

  1. New to Seneca and cannot login to My.Seneca?
  2. How do I update my personal Information?
  3. How can I change my email address?
  4. Can I store my Learn email on an external location?
  5. A course I am enrolled in is not listed on “My.Seneca – Subjects” module, how can I make it available?
  6. A course I am enrolled in is no longer listed on “My.Seneca – Subjects” module, What happened?

 

  1. New to Seneca and cannot login to My.Seneca?
    New Students do not have access to My.Seneca after 24 hours of activating the account.

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  2. How do I update my personal Information?
    With an active My.Seneca (learn) account you can change your contact information through SIRIS ( https://siris.senecac.on.ca ). Otherwise please visit one of the Registration office at a campus near you, be sure to bring a valid photo ID.

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  3. How can I change my email address?
    Users IDs at Seneca are standardized to reflect a student’s first initial, middle initial and last name. Normally the ID is only changed if you legally change your name. IF special circumstances require your ID to change, please contact the Student Help Desk via email at student.helpdes@learn.senecac.on.ca or by phone at 416.493.9867.

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  4. Can I store my Learn email on an external location?
    If you are using an application like Thunderbird or Microsoft Outlook, you can configure it to download all your email messages to your local computer and even delete original messages. For instructions on how to configure your email client please refer to the following URL: http://studenthelpdesk.senecac.on.ca/helpsheets-as.html

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  5. A course I am enrolled in is not listed on “My.Seneca – Subjects” module, how can I make it available?
    Check with your Instructor to make sure he/she has made the course available.

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  6. A course I am enrolled in is no longer listed on “My.Seneca – Subjects” module, What happened?

    • Full-time courses are available to students two weeks after the last day of class.
    • Part-time courses are available to students until the last day of class (the day of your final exam is not the final day of class).

    Check in your SIRIS page to make sure you are enrolled in the class, or contact the Student Help Desk via email at student.helpdes@learn.senecac.on.ca or by phone at 416.493.9867.

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Diploma to Degree… and Beyond

March 9, 2010 - 7:30 am No Comments

York University

Office of Admissions
Student Services Centre
3rd floor
4700 Keele Street
Toronto, Ontario, Canada M3J 1P3

Tel: 416-736-5000

www.yorku.ca/futurestudents

Details

Admission Requirements: Seneca students will be considered for admission to undergraduate degree studies at York with successful completion of two full semesters of academic study or a 4 semester diploma in an academic program. A minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of a 3.0 on a 4-point scale including all attempted courses is required. These are minimum requirements only. Some programs require a higher average for admission or have supplementary application requirements. Students must also meet York’s language proficiency requirements and program prerequisites if required. All previous academic studies will be considered including courses completed at another college or university. While we offer guidelines as to how much transfer credit may be expected for the programs outlined below, transfer credit is assessed on an individual basis only after an admissions decision is made. The amount of transfer credit a student receives is dependent on individual course grades, the academic content, length of program completed and prior postsecondary studies (if applicable). How these credits are applied toward a student’s degree at York will vary by program.

Students presenting an unfavourable academic record from an accredited post secondary institution may have transfer credit restrictions imposed. This will be reviewed on an individual basis by the Faculty to which a student has applied. Visit www.yorku.ca/web/futurestudents/transfercredit/ for answers to frequently asked questions about transfer credit. For information on York-Seneca Joint programs visit the Seneca website at www.senecac.on.ca.

York University strives to ensure the completeness and accuracy of information provided. However, York reserves the right to change any of the information at any time without notice.

Seneca Program: Biotechnology Technologist (Research)

Degree: Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology

Students who complete the first 5 semesters at Seneca, with a cumulative GPA of 3.3 can apply to the Biotechnology program at York University and will be eligible for a maximum of 45 transfer credits.

Students must be recommended by the Program Coordinator. For further details about this program contact the Student Advisor, School of Biological Sciences and Applied Chemistry, Seneca, 416.491.5050 x3769.

Seneca Program: Chemical Engineering TechnologyChemical Laboratory Technology – Pharmaceutical

Degree: Bachelor of Science in Chemistry

Graduates who meet admission requirements are eligible for a maximum of 45 transfer credits (7.5 university courses). For further information, contact the Student Advisor, School of Biological Sciences and Applied Chemistry, Seneca, 416.491.5050 x3769.

Seneca Program: Civil Engineering Technology

Degree: Bachelor in Environmental Studies

Graduates who meet admission requirements will be eligible to enter the third year of the four-year Bachelor in Environmental Studies program. For further information, contact the Centre for the Built Environment at 1-800-572-0712 or the Program Coordinator, Bill Habkirk at 416.491.5050 x2416.

Seneca Program: Court and Tribunal AdministrationLaw Clerk

Degree: Bachelor of Arts (Law and Society)

Graduates who meet admission requirements are eligible for a maximum of 30 transfer credits (5 university courses). Graduates must apply directly to York University.

Seneca Program: Early Childhood Education

Degree: Bachelor of Arts

Graduates who meet admission requirements  are eligible for a maximum of 30 transfer credits  (5 university courses).

Faculty of Education: Students who have successfully completed a university degree and ECE diploma can apply for the specially-designed primary/Junior Consecutive Bachelor of Education (BEd) degree program. For further information, contact the Faculty of Education, York University, 416-736-5001 or visit the website at:  www.edu.yorku.ca.

Seneca Program: Liberal Arts

Degree: Bachelor of Arts

Students, who have completed the first year of the Liberal Arts program with a minimum overall GPA of 3.0 (B), and two York-approved Seneca courses with a minimum grade of ’C’ in each, are eligible to take a summer course at York as part of their degree studies. After returning for the second year at Seneca, students continue studies at York, taking another summer course and one full year of studies before completing a diploma and a bachelor of arts in 3–4 calendar years. For further information, contact Sophia Kefalas, Student Advisor at 416.491.5050 x2249.

Seneca Program: Social Service Worker

Degree: Bachelor of Social Work

Graduates of this Seneca diploma are eligible to apply for admission consideration to York University’s Bachelor of Social Work, and may be granted transfer credit depending on the applicant’s entire academic record. Meeting the minimum posted admission GPA requirement of 3.0 may not be sufficient for students to be considered as there will be other program specific requirements such as the Supplementary Application Form. Information regarding deadlines, program requirements, and supplementary forms can be found at: http://www.yorku.ca/web/futurestudents/requirements/college.html

Students may contact Seneca’s Degree and  Credit Transfer office for up to date information. 416.491.5050 x6464.

Seneca Program: Accounting and Finance

Degree: Bachelor of Administrative Studies (BAS)

Graduates who meet admission requirements and maintain a ‘C‘ or better in every course completed are eligible for a maximum of 45 transfer credits (7.5 university courses) for the General BAS degree and 48 transfer credits (8 university courses) for the Honours BAS degree. For admission to the Bachelor of Administrative Studies degree, students must also present MHF4U or Mathematics of Finance and Business Statistics from the Accounting and Finance Diploma program.

Seneca Program: AccountingBusiness – MarketingBusiness Administration – Accounting & Financial Planning,Business Administration – Entrepreneurship and Small BusinessBusiness Administration – Financial Planning,Business Administration – Human ResourcesBusiness Administration – Information SystemsBusiness Administration – ManagementBusiness Administration – Purchasing and Supply ManagementBusiness Administration – Retail ManagementGeneral BusinessInternational Business AdministrationInternational Business

Degree: Bachelor of Administrative Studies (BAS)

Graduates who meet admission requirements are considered for a maximum of 42 transfer credits (7 university courses). The amount of credit granted will depend on the length of program at Seneca,  the relevance to the degree major, and the length  of the degree program at York. For admission to the Bachelor of Administrative Studies degree, students must also present MHF4U or Mathematics of Finance and Business Statistics from one of the above mentioned programs.

Graduates from other Seneca programs are also considered for transfer credit when meeting admission requirements. The following is a list  of all Seneca programs that qualify for transfer credit and the amount of credit students may be eligible for. In all cases, students must meet admission requirements. For the most up-to-date information on admission requirements, please  visit www.yorku.ca/futurestudents

Seneca Program: Animation

Degree: Any relevant major

Up to 42 transfer credits  (7 university courses)

Seneca Program: Art Fundamentals

Degree: Any relevant major

 Up to 12 transfer credits  (2 university courses)

Seneca Program: Broadcasting – Radio

Degree: Any relevant major

Up to 15 transfer credits  (2.5 university courses)

Seneca Program: Broadcasting – Television

Degree: Any relevant major

Up to 15 transfer credits  (2.5 university courses)

Seneca Program: Chemical Laboratory Technician

Degree: Any relevant major

Up to 24 transfer credits  (4 university courses)

Seneca Program: Civil Engineering Technician

Degree: Any relevant major

Up to 15 transfer credits  (2.5 university courses)

Seneca Program: Computer Engineering Technology

Degree: Any relevant major

Up to 30 transfer credits  (5 university courses)

Seneca Program: Computer Networking and Technical Support

Degree: Any relevant major

Up to 24 transfer credits (4 university courses)

Seneca Program: Computer Programmer

Degree: Any relevant major

Up to 24 transfer credits  (4 university courses)

Seneca Program: Computer Programming and Analysis

Degree: Any relevant major

 Up to 30 transfer credits  (5 university courses)

Seneca Program: Computer Systems Technology

Degree: Any relevant major

Up to 24 transfer credits (4 university courses)

Seneca Program: Corporate Media Production

Degree: Any relevant major

Up to 24 transfer credits  (4 university courses)

Seneca Program: Paralegal

Degree: Any relevant major

Up to 24 transfer credits  (4 university courses)

Seneca Program: Creative Advertising

Degree: Any relevant major

 Up to 15 transfer credits (2.5 university courses)

Seneca Program: Digital Media Arts

Degree: Any relevant major

 Up to 24 transfer credits  (4 university courses)

Seneca Program: Electronics Engineering Technician – Broadband CableElectronics Engineering Technician – CommunicationsElectronics Engineering Technician – Computers

Degree: Any relevant major

Up to 15 transfer credits  (2.5 university courses)

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