Grenfell Viewbook - Memorial University of Newfoundland

Changer
Viewbook 2012-2013
Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada

Balancer
Surpriser
Solver
Lifter
ASKer
Backer
Sharer
achiever
PeacemAKer
Exciter
EXPANDER
discoverer
Impacter
Establisher
imaginer
Igniter
Influencer
Exposer
Finder
Blossomer
Propeller
Beginner
Shaper
Philosopher
Learner
helper
Masher
Comparer
Messenger
Refresher
Believer
Driver
Doubter

It’s who you are and where you are.
It’s where you stand and what you stand for.
It’s your corner.
Your passion. Your purpose. Your thing.
Find it here. Grenfell.
FIND
YOUR
CORNER

Grenfell
is a place
where you
can dare to
be different
Or to be anything else, for that matter.
An intimate campus with a big personality.
A community of explorers and questioners,
revealers and conservers. Surrounded by
the great outdoors and immersed in soulful,
unique Newfoundland and Labrador culture.
We make waves with kayak paddles, bold
research, creative expressions and academic
adventures. And whatever wave you choose
to ride here, we’ve got your back, so you can
ride it with everything you’ve got.
Welcome to Grenfell. Take a look around.
Everyone you see in this book is actually from
our campus. This is who we are. This is what we
love to do. And we want you to be a part of it.

we’re part
of MEMORIAL
UNIVERSITY OF
NEWFOUNDLAND
The largest university in Atlantic Canada, Memorial offers 100+ degree
programs to a student population of almost 19,000. Students can
expand their horizons at any one of our four campuses.
GRENFELL CAMPUS in Corner Brook offers liberal arts and science
degree programs with a focus on fine arts and the environment. With
about 1,300 students, Grenfell is considered more of a home than an
institution by many students. The campus is personal, interdisciplinary
and full of adventure with downhill skiing, cave exploration and kayaking
mere minutes away. www.grenfell.mun.ca
ST. JOHN’S CAMPUS is located in the heart of Newfoundland and
Labrador’s capital city, St. John’s, and is home to more than 14,000
students, each and every one flourishing in a comprehensive and
cosmopolitan environment. Whether it’s shopping on Water Street,
enjoying the music on George Street or hiking up to historic Signal Hill,
there’s rarely a dull moment. www.mun.ca/undergrad
MARINE INSTITUTE, our second campus in St. John’s, is literally one
of the largest and most comprehensive marine educational and applied
research facilities in the world. www.mi.mun.ca
HARLOW CAMPUS in England gives students and faculty alike a chance to
study abroad, creating a unique learning experience. www.mun.ca/harlow
Table of
Contents
The content of this publication sets forth the intentions of the university
at the time of publication with respect to course and program offerings.
The university expressly reserves the right to deviate from the contents
of this publication. Readers should check the university Calendar for
regulations governing the course and program offerings of the university.
BACHELOR’S DEGREES
8 Business administration
10 Education
12 English
14 Environmental science
16 Environmental studies
18 General science
20 Historical studies
22 Humanities
24 Nursing
26 Physics
28 Psychology
30 Social/cultural studies
32 Sustainable resource management
34 Theatre
36 Tourism studies
38 Visual arts
MASTER’S DEGREE
40 Environmental policy
EVERYTHING ELSE YOU NEED TO KNOW
42 Degree programs by campus
44 University town, city spirit
46 Adventurers wanted
48 Your humble abode
50 Getting your bearings
52 Staying active and healthy
52 Your student advocates
53 If you’re the travelling type
54 10 steps to becoming a Grenfell student
55 Fees
56 Entrance scholarships
57 Comparison worksheet
58 Admissions
59 Get here, get around

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BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BBA)
New companies beat the odds. Industries refine and
innovate. Entrepreneurs make it big in competitive markets.
The world of business is an adventure, and our bachelor of
business administration equips you to be bold, creative and
critical as you venture out of school and into your career.
IT’S MULTI-FACETED
Business exists at the intersection of many fields – marketing, human
resources, accounting, finance and others. Our BBA builds a foundation
in all the essentials, and lets you concentrate on one of two growing
areas of interest: contemporary business studies or small business and
entrepreneurship.
IT’S PRACTICAL
Working in business requires a set of practical skills that can make or
break your company, pitch or product. We hone the fundamentals – critical
thinking, research and analysis, strong written and verbal skills – to make
sure you stand out from the pack.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
You could join the national award-winning Students in Free Enterprise
(SIFE Grenfell) as well as the Grenfell Business Society. And if you’re a
budding entrepreneur with a great idea, Grenfell’s Navigate Business
Advising Centre equips you with tools and advice to help bring your
venture to life.
WHAT YOU’LL NEED
You can apply for admission directly from high school. If you have attended
another post-secondary institution, you can apply for advanced standing.
You should meet with an academic adviser to discuss transfer credits and
appropriate course selection. Please consult with our recruitment office
for more information.
www.grenfell.mun.ca/business
“Grenfell’s business
program is the perfect
learning environment for
students who appreciate
small class sizes, big ideas,
supportive instructors and
rewarding projects.”
Michael Parcon, BBA
VENTURER
Launcher Dreamer Mover Starter Leader Expander
Driver BaCKer Pitcher Developer Realizer MAKer
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EDUCATION
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (B.Ed.)
Every child is unique. They have unique personalities and talents.
Unique hopes and dreams. Unique passions and struggles. And
sometimes, the only way to really teach them is to learn about
them – and from them – first.
True educators are lifelong learners, so at Grenfell you’re encouraged
to keep your mind open to new people, ideas and perspectives.
IT’S COMPLEX
Crafting a lesson plan. Leading a class. Keeping your students inspired
and active. Every aspect of teaching is intricate. Our program will
get you ready to face the daily adventures with innovative classroom
practices and up-to-date knowledge of child development theory,
teaching and learning.
IT’S INTENSIVE
In just 16 months, you will be prepared to teach kindergarten to Grade 6.
The program can be completed in four consecutive semesters, including
a teaching internship in the winter semester.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
You’ll be taught by instructors with K-12 teaching experience. You’ll
learn about child development, diverse learners and much more. By the
time you finish, you’ll be ready to step into a fulfilling career teaching
children and changing lives.
WHAT YOU’LL NEED
To apply for this program, you must have completed 78 credit hours in
specific prerequisite courses. Starting with admission for May 2014, an
acceptable prior degree that includes the specific prerequisite courses
will be required. Students are strongly encouraged to meet with an
academic adviser to discuss appropriate course selection. Please consult
with our recruitment office for more information.
www.grenfell.mun.ca/educ
“I’ve always wanted to be a
teacher. Grenfell provided
me with the skills I needed
to become the kind of
teacher I wanted to be.”
Lindsi Hutchings, B.Ed.
LEARNER
Partner Giver Listener Transformer
Synthesizer inspirer Instiller Developer
Encourager Preparer Energizer Supporter
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ENGLISH
BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA)
Literature connects us. Whether through a play by Shakespeare,
poem by Newfoundland writer Al Pittman or novel by Margaret
Atwood, people from different backgrounds and eras find common
ground in their love of literature.
Our English program gives you the tools to engage, analyze and
appreciate great works both new and old, Canadian and international.
IT’S CRITICAL
Finding new layers of meaning. Identifying patterns. Getting inside
the head of an author. Understanding how politics and psychology
shape a work of literature. All of these come from thinking critically
and creatively – abilities we teach you from day one.
IT’S CULTURAL
You’ll explore other cultures through English, and be part of one
here in Corner Brook. The internationally renowned March Hare
literary festival brings together a vibrant community of artists,
poets and writers. And The April Rabbit is an exciting evening
of local emerging talent. You can also publish in Paper Mill,
the creative writing society’s journal.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
You’ll study classic writers and graphic novels, children’s literature
and modern poets. You’ll sharpen your writing skills and critical
faculties. You’ll pick an area of concentration in modern literature,
dramatic literature, Canadian literature – or take a combination of all
three. You’ll be ready to pursue careers in journalism, public relations,
advertising, education and tourism promotion – and English is a
favoured first degree for many careers, such as law and medicine.
www.grenfell.mun.ca/english
“The enthusiasm these
professors show for the
material they teach and
the people they educate
is infectious.”
Daniel Pinsent, BA
(MA, Queen’s University)
ExpresseR
Discusser Inquirer Arguer Masher Muser ASKer
Storyteller InvOKer Devourer Blogger Quoter Connecter
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ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCE
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE [B.Sc. or B.Sc.(Hons.)]
From lush rainforest to barren tundra, the natural world is rich
with complexity and beauty. It awes us when we step back, and
intrigues us when we take a closer look.
At Grenfell we’re surrounded by wetlands, boreal forest, river
systems and Subarctic tundra, so you have frequent opportunities
to move beyond the textbook and into the field.
IT’S ADVENTUROUS
We believe true understanding comes from equal doses of analysis and
experience. That’s why we spend time out in the natural world, at places
like the Bonne Bay Marine Station in Gros Morne National Park. You might
even study climate change in the Arctic, or marine environments in Belize.
IT’S DIVERSE
Whether you specialize in biology or chemistry, you’ll find your degree will
expose you to many areas of research. You might want to understand the
impact of chemical pesticides or atmospheric pollutants, or focus on the
ecology of organisms in freshwater and terrestrial environments. Whatever
you choose, you’ll see that our multi-disciplinary program allows you to
explore the science in applied and analytical contexts, priming you for
success in a global industry.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
You’ll be taught by experts like Dr. Geoff Rayner-Canham, winner of
the national 3M Teaching Award and National Science and Engineering
Research Council of Canada Award for science promotion. And when
you graduate, you could work as an environmental laboratory technologist
or field scientist, or continue your studies in fields like environmental
law or conservation.
www.grenfell.mun.ca/envs
“This program has provided me
with a strong interdisciplinary
theoretical base along with some
valued practical experience.”
Jake Russell-Mercier, B.Sc.(Hons.)
EXPLORER
Striver Quantifier Researcher Reporter
Maintainer Discoverer Fixer NetwoRKer Examiner
Reformer Imaginer Uniter
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ENVIRONMENTAL
STUDIES
BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA)
The planet needs champions. It needs passionate, informed
advocates. It needs leaders who can balance the needs of
industries with those of conservationists and the public.
In other words, it needs environmental studies students. Our
program will equip you to steward the planet using a strong
grounding in ethics, economics and environment.
IT’S URGENT
Our relationship to the planet needs to change. If we continue to use our
resources as we have, we’ll soon be without them. Finding a way forward
takes deep understanding and bold creativity, so we’re nurturing those
talents in our students – the next policy makers, resource managers,
activists, adventure tourism operators and journalists.
IT’S OUTDOORS
You’ll take courses in environmental perspectives and outdoor environmental
pursuits. They’ll take you outdoors into the rivers, mountains and bays that
make the area surrounding Grenfell so breathtaking.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
You’ll kayak, ski and go orienteering. You’ll have the chance to help out
with Grenfell’s industrial-scale composter, the carbon footprint project or
our community garden. And most importantly, you’ll be ready to begin a
career that respects and champions our precious, fragile planet.
www.grenfell.mun.ca/envstudy
“I chose to study at Grenfell
because of the small class
setting, which has allowed me
to make great connections
with professionals in my field.”
Maria Makowska, BA
CONSERVER
Planner Doer Preserver Allower Implorer Helper
Effecter Alterer Improver Sustainer Outlier Fighter
Glen Keeling 17

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GENERAL
SCIENCE
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE [B.Sc. or B.Sc.(Hons.)]
What keeps the universe expanding? What are the origins of
life on Earth? How does bare rock become a thriving forest?
If you’re the kind of person who asks big questions, our general
science degree is made for you. We’re the only program in Canada
that allows you to study three scientific concentrations at once, not
just a major and minor.
IT’S APPLICABLE
The skills you develop here will serve you everywhere. Science cultivates
analytical tools that help you to think critically and solve problems. So
whether you’ve got a career in mind or are exploring your possibilities,
you’ll find that a science degree opens doors for many future
paths – from science teacher to lawyer, doctor to journalist.
IT’S ABSORBING
Studying science at Grenfell is exciting and multi-faceted. You’ll be
dissecting frogs, gazing through our state-of-the-art telescope or
tracking rare species through Gros Morne National Park.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
You’ll learn cutting-edge science. You’ll research, report and engage.
You’ll choose three disciplines out of five options: biology, chemistry,
earth systems, mathematics and physics. You’ll also have the option to
take an honours degree and answer those deep questions with even
deeper answers.
www.grenfell.mun.ca/science
“All the professors who taught
me have truly stimulated my
interest to pursue further
studies at a graduate level.
They have challenged and
guided me to discover my
true potential.”
Jason Lanza, B.Sc.(Hons.)
OBSERVER
Identifier Examiner Tester Perceiver Pursuer Enlightener
Hypothesizer Informer Impacter Promoter Expander Igniter
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HISTORICAL
STUDIES
BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA)
Why are wars fought over religion, politics and trade? What brings
about key diplomatic decisions and international treaties? What was
it like when European powers first encountered native peoples?
History is more than books gathering dust. It’s the living, breathing
story of humankind – of processes and societies, philosophies and
conflicts. By understanding how things were, you’ll better understand
the contemporary world.
IT’S ILLUMINATING
Studying history won’t just equip you with facts and figures; it’ll give
you a broader perspective on why things happened the way they did.
You’ll learn to tease out the dynamics that shape each event, society
and era. It’s an approach that not only teaches, but illuminates.
IT’S CHALLENGING
Understanding the past requires deep research and constant critical
engagement. Toward the end of your degree you’ll be fully equipped
to tackle courses with self-directed research components, something
normally reserved for honours programs.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
You’ll probe for the truth and find new perspectives. You’ll discuss the
facts and debate the issues. You’ll have access to thousands of journals,
books and databases through our vast library holdings, including our
rare book collection. You might even be hired as a research assistant
full time during the summer, or part time through the year.
www.grenfell.mun.ca/histstd
“The professors are highly
knowledgeable, very
supportive and always
willing to offer assistance
and encouragement.”
Carolynne Gabriel, BA
REVEALER
Strengthener Gatherer Clarifier Immerser
Connecter Researcher Synthesizer Explainer
Convincer Interpreter Discoverer Explorer
Brandie-Alexandra Noseworthy 21

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HUMANITIES
BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA)
We think critically. We ask big questions and look for
connections. We study ideas and challenge conventions.
And when freedom is threatened, we defend it.
In humanities we believe education is the key to citizenship.
So whether you pursue a career in journalism, academia or
government, we prepare you to do it with integrity and leadership.
IT’S VERSATILE
Imagine comparing Arcade Fire to Carl Jung, or Watchmen to
Homer’s Iliad. And who would have thought Family Guy had
anything to do with philosophy? We explore core texts from many
angles, teasing out new insights and forming new perspectives.
IT’S GUTSY
Asking big questions. Debating tough topics. Drawing unusual
parallels between thinkers and ideas. It takes guts to break
convention, and humanities is all about taking risks, seeing
beyond the status quo and taking an active role in society.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
You’ll develop discipline. You’ll explore the clash of values in the
contemporary world. You’ll graduate with skills prized by business,
government and media. In other words, you’ll be ready to think
and act like a global citizen.
www.grenfell.mun.ca/humanities
“The beauty of the program
is that you grow to know
professors from a variety of
disciplines. If you’re willing to
learn, there is always an open
door at Grenfell.”
Josh Fleming, BA, M.Phil.
INTERPRETER
Diversifier Challenger PeacemAKer LiNKer Scrutinizer Perceiver
Refiner Gatherer Conceiver Sympathizer Disrupter Explainer
Ben King 23

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NURSING
BACHELOR OF NURSING (BN)
Nurses are front line health providers. They’re administrators,
researchers and educators. They give direct and preventative
care. Few careers are more rewarding or challenging. From the
bedside to the corners of the world, nurses are indispensable.
Our partner, Western Regional School of Nursing, has been
educating amazing nurses for more than 40 years, and has
graduated over 1,800 competent, professional nurses.
IT’S WORLDWIDE
There’s a high demand for skilled nurses in hospitals around the
globe, in communities and universities, in clinics and remote areas.
A career in nursing can take you around the world, changing
people’s lives through direct care, preventative care and beyond.
IT’S HANDS ON
You’ll have to think critically and make decisions informed by both
ethics and evidence. You’ll need sound judgment and technological
competence. You’ll face new, stimulating challenges every day, and
draw on all your skills to address them.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
In our program you won’t be just another face in the crowd. Our low
student-instructor ratios mean you’ll have individual attention and
mentorship from the moment you begin.
WHAT YOU’LL NEED
To enrol in nursing, you’ll need to have completed high school
chemistry and biology, in addition to meeting the general university
requirements. Enrolment is limited and selection competitive. Your
application and supporting documents are required by March 1.
www.grenfell.mun.ca/nursing
“The nursing instructors integrate
their practical experiences into
the classroom, which makes
learning extremely meaningful
and interesting.”
Anne Wadhwa, BN
healer
Solver Trendsetter Fortifier Overseer Teacher Nurturer
Inspirer Reasoner Adapter Defender Guider Balancer
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PHYSICS
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc.)
From orbiting planets to flipped coins, bright stars to tiny
particles, physics helps us to understand how the universe works.
Our physics program is made for people who want to reach out
and understand their world better – the ins and outs of matter, the
mysteries of spacetime and the laws that explain everything we see.
IT’S EYE OPENING
You’ll learn to conceptualize, design and implement your own
experiments. You’ll grasp existing ideas, formulate your own
hypotheses and develop skills that lead to careers in research
and development, computing, education and more.
IT’S PERSONALIZED
At Grenfell our small class sizes allow for personalized instruction.
You’ll have lots of direct contact with your professors, and plenty
of time to ask questions, debate cutting-edge issues and explore
the exciting discoveries of physics.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
You’ll be trained in digital imaging, image analysis and high-end
computing. You’ll model subatomic behaviour from particle
accelerators. You’ll gaze at the stars from Atlantic Canada’s largest
astronomical telescope. You’ll research, calculate and understand.
You’ll choose courses in subatomic particle physics, astronomy
and cosmology.
www.grenfell.mun.ca/physics
“I was blown away by the
physics and astronomy courses
I took as electives, not just
because the material was very
interesting, but because I
think it was the first time I was
challenged academically.”
Ian G. McCarthy, Kavli senior
fellow, Kavli Institute for
Cosmology & Institute of
Astronomy, University of
Cambridge, U.K.
Enquirer
Applier Decipherer Unraveller Quantifier UnloCKer Ponderer
Simplifier Prober Surpriser Doubter Fathomer Proposer
Jonathan Grandy
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PSYCHOLOGY
BACHELOR OF ARTS [BA or BA(Hons.)]
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE [B.Sc. or B.Sc.(Hons.)]
Do primates think like we do? How much influence does
the unconscious have on human behaviour? Which is more
powerful, nature or nurture?
People have wondered how to answer these questions for
centuries. At Grenfell, we delve into our complex psyches
to uncover the patterns and realities that make us tick.
IT’S UNEXPECTED
In psychology we research some of the most unusual phenomena
in the world, from the structure and function of the brain to the
mysteries of abnormal personalities. We even take a look at lost,
recovered and false memories. It’s a journey filled with surprising
twists and turns, ending with answers that often run counter to
intuition and experience.
IT’S APPLICABLE
Psychology builds a skillset that will serve you wherever you go in
life. High-level conceptual thinking, rigorous problem-solving and
strong analytical capabilities are just some of the talents you’ll
develop by studying psychology at Grenfell.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
Pursuing psychology at Grenfell is excellent preparation for
graduate studies at the master and doctoral levels, or for
studies that lead to careers in social work, health care and
speech therapy. And while you’re here you could get involved in
the Psychology Society, which hosts psychology-themed events
and holds graduation festivities.
www.grenfell.mun.ca/psych
“The research I was encouraged
to conduct prepared me for a
field where it is imperative to be
inquisitive and critically-minded.”
Rebekah Robbins, BA(Hons.), MPH
WONDERER
Measurer Helper Theorizer Involver Listener
Pathfinder Discoverer Explorer Forerunner
SeEKer Inquirer Developer
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SOCIAL/CULTURAL
STUDIES
BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA)
It’s invisible and everywhere. It shapes us while we shape it.
It’s stitched into an embroidered garment and woven through
a crowded indie rock show. We’re talking about culture, one of
the great shapers of meaning in human life.
At Grenfell we use anthropology, folklore and sociology to answer the
questions of why we do what we do, both as individuals and societies.
IT’S FASCINATING
Social/cultural studies encompasses a vast set of approaches,
methods and academic perspectives. This variety makes studying
something as simple as a Grecian urn a revealing experience.
IT’S FAR REACHING
A degree in social/cultural studies won’t just take you on a scholarly
adventure; it will set you on your own adventures too. The skills you
develop here can lead to careers in social research, governmental
organizations, social policy, community development and more.
They’ll also provide valuable background for careers in business,
human resources, law and social work.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
You’ll get to work with faculty members who have explored culture
through many research concentrations, including Aboriginal identity,
women’s issues, rural development and the interrelationship of
power and knowledge. So when you find a particular area of
interest, we’re here to take you deeper.
www.grenfell.mun.ca/soc_cultural
“This well-rounded degree
taught me invaluable
research, communication
and critical thinking skills
that have opened many
doors for me.”
Candice Pike, BA
(MA, York University)
QUESTIONER
Reclaimer Pursuer Minder Digger Retriever Describer
Channeller Considerer Sharer Finder Absorber Comparer
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SUSTAINABLE
RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT
BACHELOR OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (BRM)
The population is growing, our climate is changing and
demands on resources are increasing year after year. We need
wise leaders to steward our precious planet into the future.
Our program equips you to be a pioneer in the field of resource
management – using our resources to meet human needs, now and
in the future, while also respecting the needs of the environment.
IT’S UNIQUE
Sustainable resource management brings together natural resource
science, economics, policy development and ethics. This unique
combination prepares you for an engaging and relevant career in
such areas as public service, private industry, policy development
and environmental science.
IT’S VARIED
Your course load will span everything from oil and gas studies
to biodiversity, so you’ll be capable of thinking about resource
management from many different perspectives. And Grenfell is
located in an ideal place to study resource management. The
surrounding area is rich with minerals, thick with forest, and
dotted with several national parks and ecological reserves.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
You’ll be guided by expert faculty and hear presentations from guest
lecturers and government and industry professionals. You’ll get to do
an independent research project, major paper and fourth-year research
seminar. Newfoundland and Labrador’s only industrial-scale composter
is right here on campus. You could be involved in implementing our
composting program.
www.grenfell.mun.ca/resource
“Thanks to Grenfell’s proactive
faculty and bachelor of
resource management degree,
I have had opportunities to
work in the field, observing
resource-based industries.”
Erica Noseworthy, BRM
OPTIMIZER
Achiever KEeper Manager Experimenter Measurer Builder
Catalyzer ShAKer Simplifier Adapter Trailblazer Advancer
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THEATRE
BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS (BFA)
Months of rehearsal and set building. Months of working
scenes and memorizing lines. Months of calming nerves and
preparation. Then the house lights go down, the crowd perks
up and the show begins.
Theatre turns hard work into bold, powerful expression. Our
well-rounded program is building the next generation of theatre
professionals: the people who bring the stage to life with acting
chops and evocative stagecraft.
IT’S COURAGEOUS
“Our production classes
operated like a professional
theatre, and when I graduated,
I felt more than equipped to
compete for employment
with actors across Canada.”
Rick Simm, BFA
Taking a script from page to stage involves more than memorizing lines or
sewing a convincing costume. It takes a team of committed, courageous people
to step out of their comfort zones and breathe life into the characters and sets.
IT’S TECHNICAL
Mastery in acting or stagecraft takes commitment, practice and experienced
instruction. Our faculty and staff will walk alongside you for the whole
program, pushing your boundaries, honing your craft, and preparing
you for full-scale productions.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
Graduates from our program have been on Gemini-nominated TV shows,
worked at Cirque du Soleil, performed at Stratford and been members
of professional theatre companies locally, nationally and abroad. You’ll see
audiences’ faces light up through the power of a well-timed line or crucial set
change. You’ll even spend part of a semester in Harlow, England, studying
under British theatre professionals and taking in some of the best theatre
that London has to offer.
WHAT YOU’LL NEED
Enrolment in the theatre program is limited and the selection is competitive.
Submit your theatre application by March 31, in addition to your general
university admissions application. Depending on your specialization, you’ll
be required to audition (for acting) or have an interview (for stagecraft).
www.grenfell.mun.ca/theatre
DARER
Improviser Refiner Proclaimer Arranger
Adventurer Delighter Establisher Introducer
Combiner Reminder Producer Teacher
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TOURISM
STUDIES
BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA)
Now more than ever, the tourism sector requires
thoughtful, informed and creative people. It’s not just
a matter of developing new landmarks, but showing
sensitivity to an area’s cultural heritage and environment.
Grenfell’s tourism studies program develops well-rounded
industry leaders, people who champion sustainable tourism
using their smarts in business, economics, environment and
resource management.
IT’S GLOBAL
Worldwide, tourism employs more people than any other industrial
sector. So whether you’re focused on cultivating local tourist sites or
want to explore opportunities abroad, we equip you with the skills to
succeed. Courses in marketing, ethics, sustainability and tourism give
you a global perspective on the relevant issues.
IT’S REAL WORLD
At Grenfell, we make sure you know firsthand what the industry is
all about. You’ll collaborate with peers, instructors and professionals
in the field. You’ll learn how to plan and manage events. It’s a degree
designed to give you the theoretical background and practical knowhow
to thrive wherever you go.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
You’ll study global trends and issues. You’ll be trained for careers
in tourism consulting, marketing, leisure and management. You’ll
be prepared to take on a leadership role in projects around the
world, balancing your business sensibility with local sensitivity.
www.grenfell.mun.ca/tourism
“Grenfell’s tourism studies
program has given me a
global perspective on the
environment I grew up in
and took for granted.“
Lexie Parsons, BA
ENTicER
Imparter Inviter Manager Enterpriser
Influencer Organizer Deliverer Deviser Shaper
Describer Unveiler Evolver
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VISUAL ARTS
BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS (BFA)
Making art is about finding your voice. It’s about
reacting to the world, to its joys and challenges,
by making things – paintings, sculptures, prints and
videos. It’s about conversation, debate and insight.
At Grenfell we’re surrounded by inspiring landscapes
and brilliant artists, so whatever your medium, we
provide a place for you to explore, develop and blossom.
IT’S BALANCED
Our program has launched many successful careers in art and art history by
balancing the fundamentals of making art with the ideas and emotions that give
it power. And you’ll have a wealth of faculty, staff and visiting artists to mentor
you on your journey.
IT’S ACTIVE
From year one you’ll be making art, learning its history, and cultivating your own
perspectives. By year four you’ll be ready to develop your own independent body
of work, and discuss your work one-on-one with your faculty adviser, auxiliary advisers
and visiting artists. Throughout your time here you’ll take courses in drawing,
painting, sculpture, digital imaging, art history, printmaking and photography.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
You’ll learn from faculty who are practicing artists and pursuing active scholarly
projects. You’ll show your work in the Grenfell Art Gallery, a regular venue for
national and international shows. You could also spend nine weeks on an art
history study tour at Memorial University’s campus in Harlow, England. While
you’re there you’ll make industry contacts, take frequent trips to London
and visit cultural sites like Stonehenge.
WHAT YOU’LL NEED
Submissions should reflect involvement, curiosity and passion for the visual arts. We
look for hardworking and creative people who take pride in their work. Enrolment is
limited and selection competitive, so your application must be submitted by March 1
(in addition to your general university admissions application).
www.grenfell.mun.ca/visual
“The instructors are extremely
knowledgeable and genuinely
concerned about the work of
the students and the progress
they are making.”
Gabrielle Hughes, BFA
2011 Rhodes Scholar
INSPIRER
Messenger Bearer Thriller Discoverer
Honer Rebeller Designer Beautifier Exciter
Compeller Bewitcher Empathizer
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ENVIRONMENTAL
POLICY
MASTER OF ARTS (MA)
Changing the world takes more than just a vision for
the future. It takes a rich knowledge of how things work
today – in institutions, governments and around the world.
Our master’s program prepares you to be a bridge that
connects problems with solutions, people with purposes
and our present with the future.
IT’S UNIFYING
Our program brings together Grenfell’s strengths in environmental studies,
environmental science and sustainable resource management. By integrating
these diverse fields of study, we’re training policy leaders to make a difference
provincially, nationally and all over the world.
IT’S RIGOROUS
Designing an environmentally healthy future requires sound thinking in fields as
diverse as public policy, political science, geography, economics, biology and
forestry. Our expert faculty, excellent library resources and hands-on orientation
will deepen your understanding of the issues and broaden your set of tools.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
You’ll get to choose between a thesis-based program, which takes two years,
and a research paper-based program, which takes one. Both options will
place you in an internship that exposes you to the challenges of real-world
practitioners in a government office, non-governmental organization,
community organization or business.
WHAT YOU’LL NEED
Admission is limited and competitive. To be considered for admission, applicants
should have an undergraduate degree. In special cases applicants without an
undergraduate degree may be considered for admission based on professional
experience. Applicants will be assessed for admission to the MA in environmental
policy based on their interests, their potential to produce meaningful research
and the availability of supervisors in the area of the applicant’s interest. Deadline:
Feb. 15 for fall semester, Aug. 15 for winter semester.
www.grenfell.mun.ca/maep
“Grenfell’s commitment to offering
environmentally-focused programs
has culminated in the development
of one of the most relevant
graduate degrees in the discipline
of environmental policy.”
Dr. Wade Bowers, interim director,
Environmental Policy Institute
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Degree Programs
By Campus
GRENFELL CAMPUS
(Corner Brook)
BACHELOR OF ARTS
English, environmental studies, historical studies,
humanities, psychology, social/cultural studies,
tourism studies
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION
primary/elementary (consecutive delivery option
only, administered by the Faculty of Education)
BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS
theatre, visual arts
BACHELOR OF NURSING
BACHELOR OF RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT
sustainable resource management
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
environmental science (biology or chemistry),
general science, physics, psychology
MASTER OF ARTS
environmental policy
MINORS
art history, business, Canadian studies, classics,
economics, English, environmental science,
environmental studies, French, folklore,
geography, historical studies, humanities,
mathematics, philosophy, physics, psychology,
religious studies, science, social/cultural studies,
sociology, tourism studies
ST. JOHN’S CAMPUS
BACHELOR OF ARTS
anthropology, archaeology, Canadian studies*,
classics, communications studies, computer
science, economics, English, folklore, French,
gender studies, geography, German, history,
law and society, linguistics, medieval studies*,
philosophy, police studies, political science,
psychology, pure mathematics, religious studies,
Russian, sociology, Spanish, statistics
(*second major only)
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE
(co-operative) general or concentration,
accounting, finance, human resources,
labour relations and organizational behavior,
information systems, international business,
marketing, operational research, small
business/entrepreneurship, supply
chain management and joint degree
options available
INTERNATIONAL BACHELOR
OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION
primary/elementary, intermediate/secondary,
music, native and northern, post-secondary,
special education, intermediate/secondary
conjoint with diploma in technology education
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
(co-operative) civil, computer, electrical,
mechanical, ocean and naval architectural
and process – offshore oil and gas option
available within each of the undergraduate
degree programs
BACHELOR OF KINESIOLOGY
(co-operative option available)
BACHELOR OF MUSIC
BACHELOR OF NURSING
BACHELOR OF
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
(co-operative, general or teaching)
BACHELOR OF RECREATION
(co-operative option available)
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
applied mathematics, behavioural neuroscience,
biochemistry, biology (marine, cell and
molecular, ecology and conservation), chemistry,
computational chemistry, computer science
(software engineering), earth sciences,
economics, environmental physics, geography,
nutrition, physics, psychology,
pure mathematics, statistics and
diverse joint/interdisciplinary options
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN
PHARMACY
BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK
DOCTOR OF MEDICINE
GRADUATE STUDIES
For program information visit www.mun.ca/sgs.
MARINE INSTITUTE
(St. John’s)
For program information visit www.mi.mun.ca.
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University
Town, City Spirit
Whatever your thing is – shopping, hiking, painting,
skiing – there’s a corner in Corner Brook to fit you.
Pop into a café or visit the local movie theatre.
Check out a cool shop or thriving art gallery. Swing
by the mall or zip down a walking trail.
Drop by an open mic night at Grenfell’s Backlot Pub
or see a concert at the Arts & Culture Centre. You can
get involved with local community theatre or enjoy a
production staged by Theatre Newfoundland Labrador.
The March Hare literary festival brings together
noted artists, poets and writers while the April Rabbit
showcases emerging local talent in one exciting night.
The nearby Pepsi Centre is home to hockey games,
concerts, a fitness centre and a walking track.
With about 20,000 people, Corner Brook has the
attractions of a bigger city while keeping its small
town charm and laid-back vibe.
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Adventurers
Wanted
Do you feel at home in the outdoors? Find your palms
sweaty at the thought of fresh powder? Keep a snowboard
in your trunk and hiking boots in your knapsack?
The west coast of Newfoundland is a hub of adventure
in summer, winter, spring and fall. Hiking trails crisscross
the area. There are spots to ski, snowboard,
rock climb and zipline.
Marble Mountain is 1,700 feet of top-notch skiing and
snowboarding – just 15 minutes from campus. And a
short car ride away is Gros Morne National Park, a world
heritage site with marine inlets, rich forest and
glacier-carved fjords.
We’re surrounded by some of Canada’s most beautiful
wilderness. Cliffs. Mountains. Beaches. There are caves
to discover, bike trails to barrel down and climbing
routes to shimmy up.
It’s all close to campus, ready for you to explore.
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Your
Humble
Abode
Living on campus at Grenfell is inexpensive,
convenient, safe and most of all, fun. You can get
to know people during a snowshoeing trek, a water
fitness class, or a relaxing movie night.
Less than $375 a month – that’s all. For everything.
A private bedroom, phone, wireless Internet, a place
to cook, laundry facilities and parking.
Whether you choose to live in residence or a chaletstyle
apartment, you will get your own bedroom and
bathroom shared between two or four people. And in
Fall 2013 we’ll be opening a new residence with 200
more private bedrooms.
First-year students who apply by March 1 are
guaranteed a room for the year. Apply online
at www.grenfell.mun.ca/res and pay your $20
application fee.
For those considering living away from campus, our
off-campus housing office can help you score a great
place to live while you work towards your degree.
www.grenfell.mun.ca/res/offcampus
Apartment floor plan
$1,472 per semester
Residence floor plan
$1,264 per semester
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Getting
Your Bearings
You’ve arrived on campus, made some new friends and taken
a look around the facilities.
Now what?
We’ll help you get oriented. We’ve got barbecues, campus tours,
concerts and survival sessions to get you settled in. Next, you’ll
want to get familiar with the free student services available to you.
• Academic advisers: they’re the people to see when
selecting courses.
• The Learning Centre: where you can get support for papers,
math assignments and research projects.
• On-campus jobs: you can check out on-campus job opportunities
online. About 600 student jobs are available every year.
• Our library: Grenfell’s Ferriss Hodgett Library is part of
Memorial’s massive library system. It’s where you’ll go to access
printed and online materials, and is a great study spot to boot.
You’ll have 24/7 access to 50,000 e-journals and over half a
million e-books. The staff can help you research in person, by
phone or via online chat services.
• Career development services: they’ll help you develop a career
plan. They’ll also hook you up with skills, resources and contacts
to help you reach your goals.
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Staying
Active and
Healthy
Our facilities make it easy to de-stress, blow off steam, and
stay in shape all year, especially during the winter months.
We’ve got a 25-metre swimming pool, a double gymnasium
and outdoor multi-use courts. At the nearby Pepsi Centre
you have access to two ice surfaces for skating or hockey,
an indoor walking track and a full fitness centre. You’ll have
everything you need to get active and involved, whether it’s
a pick-up game of hoops or some lunchtime snowshoeing.
If you’re the competitive type, our Grenfell Warriors
basketball and volleyball teams play games around
the province.
And to ensure you stay happy and healthy, Grenfell’s oncampus
wellness centre and professional counsellors are
here to help you overcome the challenges that may crop up.
Your
Student
Advocates
They’re passionate about all the issues that affect students,
from health benefits to tuition changes.
They’re your Grenfell Campus Student Union.
They also provide funding for student societies like Oxfam
Grenfell, Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE Grenfell) and the
Ski and Snowboard Society. There are clubs and societies
for most anything you can imagine. Parkour. Classics.
Psychology. Anime. Just to name a few.
Visit www.gcsuonline.ca for a full list of societies, as well as
information on events, campaigns and student employment.
If You’re the
TravelLing
Type
You might want to check out our exchange options.
Students have the opportunity to visit our campus in Harlow,
England, for part of a semester. You’ll take in theatre
productions, see gallery exhibits and visit cultural landmarks
like Stonehenge and the London Eye.
The Frecker Program is for people who want a real taste
of French culture. You’ll travel to the French territory of
Saint-Pierre et Miquelon, off the coast of Newfoundland,
for an intensive one-semester French immersion program.
Grenfell is also a member of the National Student Exchange
(NSE), which allows our students to pay Grenfell tuition fees
while spending a semester at an NSE member university in
Canada or the United States. Our students have studied in
places like Oregon, Florida, Hawaii and California.
The Belize exchange program lets eligible students take
courses, visit white sand beaches, Mayan ruins and
experience the lively Belizean culture.
You also have the option to do an exchange in Norway,
Sweden, Finland, Iceland or Russia through the North2North
program, which is organized by University of the Arctic – an
international network of educational institutions.
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10 STEPS TO BECOMING
A GRENFELL CAMPUS,
Memorial University
STUDENT
(Based on September admission*)
SEPTEMBER – FEBRUARY 1. Explore Grenfell – visit grenfell.mun.ca to learn about programs, services and student life.
Better yet, arrange your personal tour by emailing study@grenfell.mun.ca
MARCH – JUNE
JULY
SEPTEMBER
2. Apply to Grenfell – visit www.grenfell.mun.ca/prostudent
3. Apply for housing – visit www.grenfell.mun.ca/res
4. Get ready to hear from us – You will receive information about the status of your application,
housing, scholarships and recruitment events. You’ll even get a phone call from a current
Grenfell student to see if you have any questions.
5. Investigate financial options – Visit www.mun.ca/scholarships for scholarship opportunities and
www.canlearn.ca for Canadian student loan information.
6. Let’s chat – An academic adviser will meet with you in person, via telephone or email
to ensure you are prepared for course registration. You can also email info@grenfell.mun.ca
or call 1 866 381 7022.
7. Register for courses – Register for your courses online by visiting www.grenfell.mun.ca
and clicking on Memorial Self-Service.
8. Pay your fees – You can beat the line ups at the Bursar’s Office by paying fees through online
banking. Check your balance from your Memorial self-service account and pay the balance from
your bank account using your online banking service. You can set up Memorial University as a
vendor within your online banking account and use your student number as your account number.
9. Attend orientation – Orientation activities start two days prior to the beginning of classes.
You will attend social events and survival sessions, and meet other first year students.
10. Begin classes – You’re now a Grenfell student. Attend classes, get involved on campus
and enjoy the Grenfell experience!
* Depending on when you want to start, timeline may vary. Students may start classes in September or January.
FEES
Grenfell Campus students enjoy one of the lowest tuition rates in Canada. The
government of Newfoundland and Labrador gives high priority to education, providing
extensive funding to Memorial University. This commitment allows us to provide an
affordable yet high-quality post-secondary education.
The costs ($CAD) for two semesters of full-time undergraduate study (2012-2013) at Grenfell:
TUITION
ACCOMMODATIONS
(meal plan not included)
Residence single; bachelor unit
(two semesters)
Chalet apartments single; family
(two semesters)
OTHER FEES
Grenfell Campus
Student Union Fee
Canadian Federation of Students
Health Plan*
Dental Plan*
MEALS
(meal costs vary as students are
responsible for cooking their own
meals in the facilities provided)
BOOkS AND SUPPLIES
(estimate – costs will vary
depending on the program)
TOTAL (APPROXIMATE)
CANADIAN STUDENT
$2,550 ($255 per course)
$2,528; $2,770
$2,944; $4,760
$140
$16.32
$168.60
$111.60
$2,000 (estimate)
$1,000 (estimate)
$8,514.52
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
$8,800 ($880 per course)
$2,528; $2,770
$2,944; $4,760
$140
$16.32
$412.64 (international
Student Guard insurance)**
N/A**
$2,000 (estimate)
$1,000 (estimate)
$14,896.96
* Canadian undergraduate students who have alternate health and or dental coverage may opt out of the plan(s).
Conditions and deadlines apply as noted in the university Calendar. All fees are subject to change.
** International students can opt into provincial/national student health and dental plans, if a series of conditions is met.
Please contact the international student co-ordinator at Student Services for more information.
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ENTRANCE
SCHOLARSHIPS
In addition to the entrance scholarships awarded automatically to qualifying students
entering Memorial University, Grenfell Campus offers five additional Grenfell-specific
entrance scholarships:
SCHOLARSHIP
RUFUS GUINCHARD
ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
THE WILLIAM & NAOMI
LUNDRIGAN SCHOLARSHIPS
THE CITY OF CORNER BROOk JR
SMALLWOOD SCHOLARSHIP
THE SISTERS OF MERCY
ANNIVERSARY SCHOLARSHIP
THE VISUAL ARTS
ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
VALUE
$2,000
$1,000 (2)
$1,000
$1,500 – $2,000
(varies from
year to year)
$500
ELIGIBILITY
Student must be entering Grenfell Campus and demonstrate
a commitment to the preservation of Newfoundland heritage
and culture. This may be reflected in Newfoundland music, folklore,
art or writing. This scholarship requires an application – check with
your guidance counsellor for details.
Student must spend at least one semester at Grenfell Campus.
Will be awarded on the basis of scholastic achievement; however,
character, economic need, and any other relevant factors may be
considered. This scholarship requires an application – check with
your guidance counsellor for details.
Student must be a resident of the City of Corner Brook, in the final
year of high school, and entering Grenfell Campus. Will be awarded
based on outstanding academic merit and demonstration of active
participation in school and community life. This scholarship requires
an application – check with your guidance counsellor for details.
Student must be from western/northern NL entering Grenfell Campus
with full-time status. Will be awarded based on academic standing
and promise. Consideration may be given to candidate’s financial
circumstances. This scholarship requires an application – check with
your guidance counsellor for details.
Awarded annually to a student commencing first-year studies
in the visual arts program (BFA) at Grenfell Campus. The award is made
on the basis of previous academic performance and the quality of the
portfolio submission.
NOTE: For information on Memorial University’s Entrance Scholarship Program, visit www.mun.ca/scholarships.
POST-SECONDARY
COMPARISON
WORKSHEET 2012-2013
Use this worksheet to compare your post-secondary choices and evaluate your results.
ADMISSION
Admission average
General application deadline
Online application
CAMPUS SIZE
Student population
Faculty-student ratio
Average class size
Largest class size
COST
Application fee
Tuition
Housing
Meals
Books and supplies
Technology fees
Laboratory fees
Parking
Other fees (student union,
health and dental plan)
TOTAL ANNUAL COST
- Minus possible deductions
(grants, scholarships, bursaries)
ANNUAL COST X 4 YEARS
CHOICE 1
(Grenfell Campus)
*70%
March 1
www.grenfell.mun.ca
approximately 1250
1:13
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85
$50
$2,550 (full-time, 2 semesters)
$2,528 (2 semesters)
$2,000 (estimate)
$1,000 (estimate)
$0
$0
$0
$437 estimate (can opt out of
health and dental plans -$280)
$8,565 (estimate)
CHOICE 2 CHOICE 3
NOTES: Table only applies to prospective full-time Canadian students and all fees are subject to change.
Refer to www.grenfell.mun.ca for annual updates.
* Minimum overall average of 70 per cent compiled from Grade 12 courses in English, math, laboratory science,
social science or modern or classical language, and an elective (must achieve a passing grade in each individual course).
If you are missing a requirement, please contact info@grenfell.mun.ca for more information.
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ADMISSIONS
If you are applying from a Canadian high school, you must complete the Grade 12 university preparatory program
with a passing grade in each of the following subjects: English, mathematics, laboratory science, a social science or
modern or classical language, and an elective. You must have an overall average of 70 per cent within the Grade
12 subject areas noted above. If you are missing any of these requirements, or have any questions please contact
the Registrar’s Office at info@grenfell.mun.ca. Some specific programs may have additional requirements. Further
admission details and an application for admission are available at www.grenfell.mun.ca/prostudent.
PROVINCE/TERRITORY
Alberta
Nunavut
N.W.T.
BC
Yukon
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
and Labrador
Prince Edward Island
REQUIRED SUBJECT
(Group 1)
English 30
English 12
English 30A and 30B
English 40S
English 4U
English Secondary V
English 122
English 12
English 3201
English 621
*MCL: Modern or Classical Language
REQUIRED SUBJECT
(Group 2)
Math 30 or 31
Applications of
Math 12,
Principles of Math 12
or Calculus 12
Math 30B or
Calculus 30
Applied Math 40S or
Pre-Calculus 40S
Math 4U
Math Secondary V
Math 122 or
Advanced Math 120
Math 12 or
Pre-Calculus 12
Math 3204 or
Advanced Math 3205
Math 621 or
Math 611
REQUIRED SUBJECT
(Group 3)
Biology 30,
Chemistry 30 or
Physics 30
Biology 12,
Chemistry 12,
Physics 12 or
Geology 12
Biology 30,
Chemistry 30 or
Physics 30
Biology 40S,
Chemistry 40S,
Physics 40S
Biology 4U,
Chemistry 4U or
Physics 4U
Biology Secondary V,
Chemistry
Secondary V or
Physics Secondary V
Biology 122 or 120,
Chemistry 122 or 120,
or Physics 122 or 120
Biology 12,
Chemistry 12,
Physics 12,
or Geology 12
Biology 3201,
Chemistry 3202,
Physics 3204 or Earth
Sciences 3209
Biology 621,
Chemistry 621 or
Physics 621
REQUIRED SUBJECT
(Group 4)
Social Studies 30 or
MCL* 30
History 12,
Geography 12 or
MCL* 12
Social/Native Studies
30, Geography 30 or
MCL* 30
History 40S,
Western
Civilization 40S,
Geography 40S
or MCL* 40S
History 4U,
Geography 4U or
Social Issues 4M/4U
or MCL*4U
History Secondary
V, Geography
Secondary V or
MCL* Secondary V
History/World
Issues 122 or 120,
Geography 120 or
MCL* 120
History 12,
Geography 12 or
MCL* 12
History 3201, World
Problems 3204,
Geog 3202 or two
credits at the 3000
level in either Rel.
Studies or MCL*
History 621, Politics
621, Geography 621,
Economics 621 or
MCL* 621
REQUIRED SUBJECT
(Group 5)
Includes all subject
areas at Grade 12
level
Includes all subject
areas at Grade 12
level
Includes all subject
areas at Grade 12
level
Includes all subject
areas at Grade 12
level
Includes all subject
areas at the Grade 12
4M/4U level
Includes all subject
areas at Quebec
Secondary V level
Includes all subject
areas at Grade 12
level
Includes all subject
areas at Grade 12
level
Includes all subject
areas at Grade 12
level
Includes all subject
areas at Grade 12
level
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GET HERE,
GET AROUND AT THE AIRPORT
COME
SEE FOR
YOURSELF
Visit our campus. We’ll arrange
tours, meetings with faculty and
even a chance to sit in on an
actual university class.
If you visit us during the summer,
book convenient accommodations
right on campus.
Corner Brook is about a 40-minute
drive from Deer Lake Airport
(YDF). If you are a first-year student,
send your flight information to
study@grenfell.mun.ca and our
staff will greet you at the arrivals
gate when you reach western
Newfoundland.
If you live outside Canada, you
will clear customs in cities such as
Toronto, Montreal, Halifax, or St.
John’s, then catch a connecting flight
to Deer Lake Airport. You should be
aware of customs regulations.
AT THE FERRY TERMINAL
If you are travelling by car through
the Maritimes or the New England
States, you can catch the Marine
Atlantic ferry from Sydney, NS, to
Port aux Basques, NL.
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO
BOOk A TOUR, CONTACT:
GRENFELL CAMPUS
tel: 709 637 6269 toll-free: 1 888 637 6269
046-521-06-12-15,000
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tel: 709 637 6269
toll-free: 1 888 637 6269
fax: 709 637 6250
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