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A Douglas College Newsletter.
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College Information Sessions |

In response to the increase in prospective students wanting
information on programs/courses available at Douglas College,
as well as trying to cope with a decrease of manpower in our
area, the Student Services Department will be offering a series
of College Information Sessions throughout the summer and fall.
(Please see attached schedule of sessions).

The sessions will be two hours in length and will be divided
into two parts.

Part I will consist of a General Orientation. This orientation
will cover:

1. Admission Requirements
2. Type of Program (General Studies, University Transfer, etc.)
3. Application Procedures
4. Registration Procedures
5. Testing Information on:
English Placement
Math Assessment Test
French Placement Test
"Threshold" Testing - What is it?
6. Student Services offered
7. Tour (optional )

Part II will consist of specific information pertaining to the col-
lege program being discussed at that date.

Students are free to attend Part I only, if they so choose. If you know
any prospective students who want to attend these sessions, please

call Counselling (520-5486) or the Office of the Registrar (520-5478)
to register,

ALL SESSIONS ARE FREE. PRE-REGISTRATION IS RECOMMENDED.

Special Note: Any faculty member who wishes to participate in the
session(s) addressing their own program area, is welcome to do so.
Please advise Barb Mowatt in advance in order that Counselling may
prepare for the added presentation. (This includes advance notice
of any new information or changes).

We welcome all comments from faculty concerning these presentations.
Thank you for your co-operation.

Barb Mowatt