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Ontario College Online Application

Ontario College Online Application. Your future starts here. Step 1 – Research colleges and programs. FIND A COLLEGE – view the map. FIND A COLLEGE. Visit ontariocolleges.ca and click on the “ Choose a College ” button. Links to college information. FIND A PROGRAM TOOL

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Ontario College Online Application

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  1. Ontario College Online Application Your future starts here . . .

  2. Step 1 – Research colleges and programs FIND A COLLEGE – view the map

  3. FIND A COLLEGE Visit ontariocolleges.ca and click on the “Choose a College” button. Links to college information

  4. FIND A PROGRAM TOOL • ontariocolleges.ca/find Search by keyword Search by a college Links to college information

  5. OTHER RESEARCH OPTIONS • College Information Program (CIP) • September 22 – October 24, look for events near you. • Full schedule at: ontariocolleges.ca/news/cip. • College Open Houses • Held each fall and spring. • See facebook.com/ontariocolleges.ca for upcoming events.

  6. Important Dates • Early October – Access the application at ontariocolleges.ca • November 24, 2014 – First date that 2015 / 16 application data is sent to colleges; earliest date that colleges may acknowledge applications. • February 1, 2015 – Equal Consideration Date • Applications received and paid for by this date are considered equally by the colleges. • This is not a deadline for submitting applications. It is, however, critical to apply to highly competitive programs by this date. • Applications are still processed after this date, but areconsidered on a first-come, first-served basis by the colleges.

  7. Important Dates • February 1, 2015 – Offer Date - First day that colleges MAY release offers of admission. - Not all offers are posted on this day. The colleges continually post offers of admission until programs are filled. • February 1, 2015 – Accept Offer Date- Earliest date that applicants may confirm an offer of admission. • May 1, 2015 - Applicants must confirm their acceptance of an offer of admission by this date.- Each college will determine the due date to confirm offers made after May 1. - Check your offer letter AND the expiry date of your offer of admission. • June 15, 2015 – Tuition Fee Payment- Earliest date that colleges may require payment of tuition fees.

  8. Important Info Before You Apply • The application processing fee is $95 (non-refundable). • An application allows you up to 5 program choices, with no more than 3 at any one college. • All program choices must start within the same academic year (August – July). • Your username is permanent. • Your password must be between 8 and 14 characters in length. • DO NOT create more than one account. • The application works best in the following browsers: Internet Explorer 8+ Firefox 17+ Chrome 23+ Safari 5.1

  9. Important Info Before You Apply • EMAIL ADDRESS • Provide a valid email address. - This allows ontariocolleges.ca to communicate with you for important information about your application, account activation and username / password recovery. • - The colleges you apply to use this email address to communicate with you about your application and offers of admission. • Check your email regularly.- Update your email address if it changes. • Check your junk / spam mailboxes if you do not receive emails from ‘myaccount@ontariocolleges.ca’. Add address to your safe senders list.

  10. Important Info Before You Apply • PRIVACY STATEMENT • Review our complete Privacy Statement. It explains how we use the information provided as part of your college application. • A link to the Privacy Statement is located in the footer of the ontariocolleges.ca website and within the college application. • ACCOUNT INFORMATIONSome information is automatically added to your account based on the information provided during account creation. • INFORMATION YOU CANNOT CHANGE ON YOUR APPLICATION / ACCOUNT • Name, date of birth, username, OEN & academic data.* • To make changes to this information, call the ontariocolleges.ca Customer Contact Centre. • *To make changes to academic data, see your guidance counsellor.

  11. What You Need to Know Before You Apply • OEN (Ontario Education Number) and Student Number (found on your report card or high school transcript) • Your complete home mailing address including postal code • The city where your high school is locatedLarger cities have this issue. Ex. is the school in ‘Toronto’ OR ‘Etobicoke’?)

  12. Your ontariocolleges.ca Account • Your ontariocolleges.ca account allows you to: • Apply to any of Ontario’s public colleges. • Review and update your college application. • Request Ontario high school transcripts (from participating schools).(Note: current high school students have their transcripts sent automatically by their high schools.) • Request Ontario college / university transcripts. • View and accept offers of admission.

  13. New Users: If you have never applied through ontariocolleges.ca before, click the ‘Create an Account’ button. Step 2 – Create an Account Go to ontariocolleges.ca Returning to your application: If you have an existing account, click ‘Log In’.

  14. Create an Account Complete required fields Password rules Passwords that DO NOT meet these requirements will not allow you to login.

  15. Select a question from the pull-down list, or create your own. If you do not agree to the Terms and Conditions you will be logged out of the college application.

  16. Activate Your Account ! You cannot log in to your account without first activating it An activation email is sent to the email on file. You need to activate your account via email.

  17. Successful Account Activation Log in using the username and password created during account sign up. If you forget, click to have your login info sent to your email address.

  18. Forgotten Username / Password Usernames / passwords are recovered separately. The process is identical. Enter the email address provided during account sign up and click ‘Verify’. Answer the challenge questions and click ‘Recover’. Note that answers must match exactly and are cAseSenSitive. The requested information will be sent to the email address on file.

  19. Privacy Statement On first login only, you will be asked to review and accept our Privacy Statement. If you do not accept the Privacy Statement you will not be able to complete your application to college.

  20. Email Communications On first login only, you will be asked to review and accept our Email Communications. Check the boxes to receive emails and click ‘Submit’.

  21. Step 3 – Applicant Home Screen / Dashboard Start your college application from this screen MESSAGE CENTRE: Important information about your application is found here. Check regularly.

  22. MY PROFILE: • A checkmark ( ) will appear after each section is completed. • All sections (even if they do not apply to you) must be completed, in order, when you complete your account for the first time. • Click ‘Save’ to continue to the next step.

  23. MY PROFILE: • Personal Information – basic demographic info, including legal name, date of birth, etc. • Contact Information – street address, email address, telephone numbers • Authorized Users– authorization to allow another individual access to your account / application (e.g. parent, guidance counsellor). (Note: not shared with the colleges.) • Citizenship & Residency – Citizenship, residency status in Canada, country of birth. • Education – schools attending / attended; marks will be posted to this section. • Financial Support – agency sponsorship; this does not include OSAP. • Experience – add employment or volunteer experience that relates to your area of study.

  24. MY APPLICATIONS: • Program Choices – select or update your program choices in this section. • Basis of Admission – identify if you are / will be a high school graduate or enrolled in a high school course. • Payment Summary – listing of fees requiring payment. • ACTIVITY HISTORY: • Summary of application’s day-to-day activities.

  25. Personal Information Complete all required fields. Click ‘Save and Continue to Next Step’.

  26. Contact Information Click to add your mailing address.

  27. Mailing Address Complete all fields. Click ‘Save and Continue’.

  28. Contact Information Click ‘Click to edit mailing address’ if your address is incorrect or changes. Complete any remaining fields. Click ‘Save and Continue to Next Step’.

  29. Authorized Users • ADD AUTHORIZED USERS: • Authorize another individual access to your account / application. • Maximum of 3 individuals at one time. • Authorization can be added, changed or revoked at any time. • All actions made by authorized individuals appear in activity history.

  30. Complete required fields. Click ‘Save’. Full Access – authorized individuals may make payments AND changes to your application information . Read Only / Pay – authorized individuals may make payments and ONLY VIEW your application information.

  31. Authorized Users Summary • Authorized individuals, once added, receive account activation emails and are asked to create their own unique usernames and passwords to access your account. • Authorization can be added, changed or revoked at any time by using the ‘Edit’ and ‘Deactivate’ links. • Deactivated individuals receive email notification of the change.

  32. Citizenship and Residency Complete fields by selecting information from the drop-down menu. Canadian citizens – Select ‘Aboriginal Ancestry’ if applicable. Click ‘Save and Continue to Next Step’.

  33. Education Complete only the sections that apply to your education experience.

  34. High School Education Use the drop-down menus to complete all fields. Ontario high school students: use the ‘Find School’ drop-down to add your high school.

  35. All Applicants – enter the date you began high school. Important for current students. Graduates / Former Students – enter the date you completed / left high school. ! Current Students – click the radio button. To allow us to match your grades to your application, your OEN, student number and name (as it appears on your school record) must be accurate. Click ‘Save’ when done. CURRENT ONTARIO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ONLY Your high school will automatically forward your grades to ontariocolleges.ca.

  36. Education Summary A school record, once added, cannot be deleted. Its contents (e.g. attended dates), however, can be modified. Click ‘Save and Continue to Next Step’ when done. • ONTARIO HIGH SCHOOL GRADES • Grades will be listed in the ‘Academic Data on File’ section. • It is recommended that current students check their grades several times during the school year (e.g. after mid-semester and final marks for semester 1 and 2). • Any errors should be reported to your guidance counsellor.

  37. Financial Support Use the drop-down menu to select the agency. Click ‘Save and Continue to Next Step’. Sponsor Agency – agency that will be paying all or part of your educational or living expenses while at college. If you are applying for financial assistance (e.g. OSAP, bursary, scholarship, etc.) you are not considered ‘sponsored’ and should select ‘No Sponsorship’.

  38. Experience Add information in these sections ONLY if it relates to your area of study. Skip the sections that do not apply to you. Add Job Experience – previous or current paid employment. Test Information – standardized test information that will be submitted to support your application (e.g. GED, TOEFL, nursing, etc.). Other Activities – previous or current volunteer experience, association memberships, etc.

  39. Complete the required fields. Click ‘Save’ when done.

  40. Experience Summary ‘Add’ buttons – use to add additional information. Edit Details – use to update existing information. Delete– remove information.

  41. Select Programs Click the button with the start date you wish to apply to. Programs with start dates in: • September 2015• January 2016• May 2016 Selecting programs from BOTH application cycles will result in two applications and an additional application processing fee. ! Fees paid on duplicate applications are non-refundable.

  42. Record your Account Number and Application Number. Received Date– is the date your application processing fee payment is received and processed. You may apply to a maximum of FIVE program choices with no more than THREE at any one college. List your programs in order of preference. You cannot create additional applications to apply to more programs.

  43. ‘>’– search for programs at ONE college. ‘>>’ – search for program at ALL colleges.

  44. Enter ONE word of the program title or the program code. Click ‘Search’. Click ‘Select’ to add the program to your application. Make sure you select the correct program start date and campus.

  45. Review the information and complete any required fields. Click ‘Save’ to return to the program choice screen. If you have previously applied to or attended this college, enter the dates. Otherwise, leave the default values. Entry Level 1 – the first semester of the first year of the program. Note: programs with January start dates are still Entry Level 1.

  46. Manage Program Choices Click ‘Edit’ to change program information OR ‘Delete’ to remove the program from your application. Click ‘Search for a Program ’ to add additional programs. Use the blue arrows to reorder your program choices (if required). Click ‘Save and Continue to Next Step’.

  47. Basis for Admission Review and answer the questions. Click ‘Save and Continue to Next Step’ when done. Current high school students: make sure ‘Yes’ is selected for question 2.

  48. Applicant Dashboard Once programs choices are added, the application status will be ‘Unpaid’. After the application processing fee is received the status is updated to ‘Paid’ and the application information is forwarded to your college choice(s).

  49. Payment Summary Review your fees. Click ‘Process Payment’ to pay your application processing fee.

  50. Secure Online Credit Card (including Visa Debit)or Interac Online Payment Select a payment method: Credit card (including Visa Debit) or Interac Online. Enter your credit card details. Cardholder Name – must appear exactly as on credit card. Credit Card Number – numbers only. No spaces or hyphens. Expiry Date – select the dates using the drop-down menu. Click ‘Process Transaction’ or ‘Proceed to Online Banking’ to complete your payment.

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