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On-campus Housing:
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# beds |
Lowest |
Highest |
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Co-ed: |
1,050 |
$5,000.00 |
$5,125.00 |
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Notes:
All first year students must purchase a mandatory meal
plan at a minimum of $1,000.00. Although the residence is
co-ed, the rooms are not co-ed.
Off-campus Housing:
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# beds |
Lowest |
Highest |
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Homestay: |
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$650.00 |
$700.00 |
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Notes:
The Students' Association operates a Housing Referral Service to assist
students in finding off-campus accommodations.
Incoming Students:
Orientation takes place the week prior to the start of classes, this
gives the students an opportunity to get familiar with their
surroundings. Student advisors are on hand to help with any questions or concerns and the new students are introduced to the services available
to make their learning experience a positive and rewarding one.
Career Planning:
Algonquin College provides academic advising services that help them
select a program that leads to their career and personal goals.
Student services also provide a referral service by matching your resume
with job postings and also submitting it on your behalf.
Sports:
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Intramural: Aerobics (F/M), Badminton (F/M), Ball Hockey (F/M),
Basketball (F/M), Curling (F/M), Indoor Soccer (F/M), Ping Pong (F/M),
Soccer (F/M), Volleyball (F/M)
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Intercollegiate: Basketball (F/M), Curling (F/M), Golf (F/M),
Soccer (F/M), Volleyball (F/M)
Notes:
Algonquin's varsity teams, the Thunder, compete in the Ontario College
Athletics Association in basketball, volleyball, and soccer. Also, Woodroffe Campus offers a fitness centre fully equipped with
weight-lifting equipment and the latest cardio machines, including
treadmills and rowers.
Activities:
The Student Association offers campus activities throughout the year
that are designed to promote camaraderie among students while
encouraging school spirit and providing opportunity for social
interaction.
Clubs:
The Student's Association provides a wide variety of clubs. They also
provide funding for those who are interested in starting their own
clubs.
Information Technology:
With the increase in technology, Algonquin has continued to provide
current services in online learning, blackboard, and the own ACSIS,
which allows students to view their information, classes, grades, and more.
There are over 80 computer labs available on campus. Twenty-four hour
labs are also available. Students are given a username, password,
e-mail, and Internet access that can be utilized at the college,
residence, or at home.
Cultural:
Algonquin College reflects the multicultural surroundings of Ottawa. The
Mamadosewin Centre provides assistance for Native students and the
International Office caters to a range of study from outside Canada.
This provides a great environment to learn about various parts of the
world.
Special Services:
The Centre for Students with Disabilities (CSD) provides educational
support services to students with disabilities applying to or attending
Algonquin College. Assistance is available for students who may:
1. Have a learning disability;
2. Be blind or visually impaired;
3. Be hard of hearing or deaf/deafened;
4. Have multiple disabilities;
5. Have a mental health disability;
6. Have a head injury; and/or
7. Have a physical disability or be mobility impaired.
Affiliated Institutions:
The college offers joint degree programs with Carleton and Ottawa
Universities. There are also numerous Articulation Agreements with many
Universities.
Carleton University, Lakehead University, McMaster University,
University of Ottawa, Ryerson Polytechnic University, University of
Lethbridge, Brock University, University of Guelph, Nipissing
University, and others.
International Involvement:
The International Education Centre ensures that Algonquin College plays
a part in Canada's response to the global marketplace and the developing
of world's needs for technical, managerial, and vocational training.
More than 200 Algonquin staff worked in various countries around the
world. In addition, there are international students from more than 40
countries studying at the College.
Other:
The College offers professional counselling, student tutoring, peer
support, and a fully staffed Health Clinic. The College also has an
active Students' Association that supports club activities, a housing
program, and an athletics program. The following is a partial list of
services and facilities also available at Algonquin: Alumni Association,
Centre for Canadian Heritage Trades and Technology, Dental Clinic,
Distance Education, Early Learning Centre, Health Services, Horticulture
Centre, Hospitality Centre, Information Technology Access Labs, Media
Centre, Ombudsperson, Prior Learning Assessment, and Student Centre and
Athletic Facilities.
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