GENERAL INFORMATION: Introduction to <strong>Marianopolis</strong>For more than a century,<strong>Marianopolis</strong> College hasprovided a student-friendlyenvironment where motivated youngpeople achieve their goals, grow asglobal citizens and succeed atuniversity and beyond.<strong>Marianopolis</strong> College’s trackrecord is one of change, developmentand growth from its earliestdays to the present. In 1908, theCongrégation de Notre-Dameestablished Notre Dame Ladies’College, a bilingual school and thefirst institution of higher learning forEnglish Catholic women in Quebec.In 1926, it was renamed MargueriteBourgeoys College. During WorldWar II, its English sector’s curriculumwas named <strong>Marianopolis</strong> andreorganized along the lines ofEnglish-language universities toinclude programs in general scienceand honours chemistry. In 1969,<strong>Marianopolis</strong> accepted its first malestudents and admitted its firststudents to a CEGEP-equivalentprogram.Today, <strong>Marianopolis</strong> isrecognized as one of the top preuniversitycolleges in Quebec, witha culturally diverse student body of2,000 students from more than 180high schools, public and private,English and French, from across theprovince and abroad. A majority of<strong>Marianopolis</strong> graduates attenduniversity in their top choice ofprogram.1854The Congrégation de Notre-Damepurchases property at the foot ofMount Royal from Samuel CornwallisMonk as a future site for itseducational mission.1926The College moves to what is itspresent campus, to a buildingdesigned by J.O. Marchand, themost nationally prominent Quebecarchitect of his time, creator of sucharchitecturally significant buildingsas the Municipal Courthouse and thePeace Tower of Parliament’s CentreBlock.1947<strong>Marianopolis</strong> grants its first Bachelorof Science degrees.1969The deans of <strong>Marianopolis</strong> andof McGill University’s Faculty ofMusic agree to have the College’smusic students participate in McGillchoral and instrumental ensembles.<strong>Marianopolis</strong> also admits its firststudents to a CEGEP-equivalentprogram.1971The first male students graduate from<strong>Marianopolis</strong>. The College grants itsfirst Diploma of Collegial Studies.1999With the introduction of a layboard and the establishment ofthe <strong>Marianopolis</strong> MillenniumFoundation, the College begins thepreparations to return to 4873Westmount Ave. The building ismodernized: nuns’ quarters aretransformed into state-of-the-artscience labs and a double gymnasiumis built underground.2007The 2007-2008 academic year beginsat the current location.2008<strong>Marianopolis</strong> celebrates 100 years ofpreparing young people to study atthe world’s leading universities.Alumni OfficeThe Alumni Association andAlumni Office are yourgateways to a vibrant socialand professional network of over24,000 <strong>Marianopolis</strong> graduatesworldwide. As you move on afteryour college experience you willbecome part of our network andwill reap the benefits we offer,which include:– Events and reunions that enableyou to keep in touch with oldfriends and make new connectionsin your personal and professionallife.– Career fairs and mentor programsthat support and add to youracademic and professionaldevelopment.– Fundraisers to support scholarships,endowments and campus resourcesthrough The <strong>Marianopolis</strong>Millennium Foundation.– Opportunities to participate in thegovernance of <strong>Marianopolis</strong>.– The Alma Matters magazine,email newsletters and socialnetworks to help you connect withfellow graduates and stay in touchwith what’s happening at theCollege.For more information please visit usat marianopolis.edu/alumni.2
ADMISSIONSPlease refer to our web page for the most current information, as it becomes available.www.marianopolis.edu/admissions<strong>Academic</strong> <strong>Calendar</strong><strong>2012</strong>-<strong>2013</strong>AUTUMN <strong>2012</strong> SESSIONAugust 20December 21Term beginsTerm endsWINTER <strong>2013</strong> SESSIONJanuary 15May 24ADMISSIONTerm beginsTerm endsWhile it is the policy of the College to admitas many qualified applicants as possible,students are admitted on a competitive basisbecause of space limitations.ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSThe basic entrance requirement foradmission to <strong>Marianopolis</strong> College is theQuebec Diploma of Secondary Studies, orits equivalent, including:– Secondary V Language ofInstruction (English or Français)– Secondary V Second Language(French, Second Language orAnglais, langue seconde)– Secondary IV Mathematics– Secondary IV Science andTechnology or Secondary IVTechnical and ScientificApplications– Secondary IV History andCitizenship EducationPROGRAM ENTRANCE PREREQUISITESApplicants to certain programs must meet requirements in addition to thebasic Diploma of Secondary Studies. Each applicant must have completed orbe completing the following courses (or equivalents):SCIENCESecondary V Chemistry (051504, 551504)Secondary V Physics (053504, 553504)Secondary V Mathematics TS (064506, 564506) - or -Mathematics SN (065506, 565506)SOCIAL SCIENCENo specific prerequisites beyond the general CEGEP entrancerequirements.SOCIAL SCIENCE: COMMERCE PROFILESecondary V Mathematics TS (064506, 564506) - or -Mathematics SN (065506, 565506)CREATIVE ARTS, LITERATURE AND LANGUAGES (CALL)No specific prerequisites beyond the general CEGEP entrancerequirements.DOUBLE DECs in- Science / Music- Social Science / Music- CALL / MusicStudents must satisfy admissionrequirements for both the Musicprogram and the chosen programof study as indicated.MUSICSecondary V Music (169502, 669502), or equivalent from a recognizedschool of music, or as evaulated by the College. Audition,Theory and Ear Training Entrance Tests are required.ARTS & SCIENCESSecondary V Chemistry (051504, 551504)Secondary V Physics (053504, 553504)Secondary V Mathematics TS (064506, 564506) - or -Mathematics SN (065506, 565506)A letter of intent. English Assessment Test. Interview may also be required.LIBERAL ARTSNo specific prerequisites beyond the general CEGEP entrance requirements.A letter of intent is required. An interview may also be required.3
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