From: Marnie McNiven [marnie.mcniven@usask.ca]
Sent: Friday, December 22, 2006 10:42 AM
To: davemackenzie@sd22.bc.ca
Subject: Re: [Fwd: BC School Counsellors Assoication Request]


University of Saskatchewan wrote:

The University of Saskatchewan does not require BC applicants to write the Provincial Exams.  The Final % will be used in the calculation of an admission average regardless of whether the Provincial Exam was written.


For information on Admission requirements to the University of Saskatchewan visit http://explore.usask.ca/admission/requirements/bc/

Marnie McNiven
Manager, Admissions and RPL

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Marnie McNiven
Manager of Admissions and RPL
University of Saskatchewan
105 Administration Place
Saskatoon SK  S7N 5A2
Telephone: (306) 966-6749
Facsimile: (306) 966-2115
E-mail: marnie.mcniven@usask.ca



-------- Original Message --------
Subject: BC School Counsellors Assoication Request
Date: Fri, 15 Dec 2006 11:16:03 -0800 (PST)
From: Dave MacKenzie <davemackenzie@sd22.bc.ca>
Reply-To: davemackenzie@sd22.bc.ca
To: admissions@usask.ca


My name is Dave MacKenzie and I am with the BC School Counsellors
Association.  There has been a flurry of inquiries from our member
counsellors from across the province about admission to post-secondary
institutions and the requirement for students to write the optional
provincial exams.

The optional nature of all grade 12 prov exams, except Language Arts 12
and First Nations Studies 12, is new this year with the implementation of
the 2004 Graduation Program.

I have begun developing a web page to collect and consolidate the
information about different post-secondary institutions around the
country.
http://bctf.ca/psas/BCSCA/prov_exams.htm

I was wondering if you could forward this message to your admission's
officer contacts in within your member institutions....

Asking them to clarify their institution's position on the requirement of
the optional BC provincial exams.

The clarification could take 1 or both of the following forms....

1. an URL that states the particular institution's position regarding
admissions and BC prov exams

and or

2. an email sent directly to me, that states the particular institution's
position regarding admissions and BC prov exams

In either case, I would post the messages, as EVIDENCE that the
information that I am posting is reliable and accurate.

Thanks in advance for your help....

In the end this is likely to save everyone a lot of time answering
individual questions



Dave MacKenzie
Technology chairperson
BC School Counsellors Association