University of Saskatchewan

 

 
Located on the South Saskatchewan River in Saskatoon, the University of Saskatchewan offers 58 degrees, diplomas, and certificates in over 100 areas and disciplines. Colleges and schools include: Agriculture, Arts and Science, Commerce, Dentistry, Education, Engineering, Graduate Studies and Research, Kinesiology, Law, Medicine (includes Physical Therapy), Nursing, Pharmacy and Nutrition, Veterinary Medicine, and Extension Division.

Students also have free access to the College of Kinesiology Physical Activity Complex. This state of the art, $33 million facility is equipped with both classrooms and labs, a 13,000 square foot fitness centre, a triple gymnasium with 2,500 seats, a running track, dance studio, squash and raquetball courts, and a climbing wall.

Housing: Applications received by spring for Voyageur Place and Seager Wheeler Hall for the following winter session have a good chance of being accepted. The waiting lists for one- and two-bedroom apartments in Assiniboine and Wollaston Halls, as well as two-bedroom apartments (for families) in Souris Hall are quite lengthy. It may take one to two years to get in.

Scholarships: THe U of S offers guaranteed entrance scholarships.


Calling all current Grade 12 students!
Apply for admission, pay the $90 application fee and submit your marks by February 15 to be eligible for three average calculations, the best of which could earn you money!

After Grade 11 Five approved Grade 11- and/or Grade 12-level subjects, completed by June, will be used to your best advantage in the average calculation. After Semester One of Grade 12 Five approved Grade 12-level subjects, completed by January, will be used to your best advantage in the average calculation. This calculation can include January midterm marks for non-semestered subjects and/or a Grade 11 English. At the end of Grade 12Five approved Grade 12-level subjects, completed by June, will be used to your best advantage in the final average calculation.